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Mr.Mumbles: Played almost 3 hours just now. Aside from a teeny hiccup during one cutscene it seems to be running splendidly. Buttery smooth gameplay at 1080P and 60fps on my i7-9700k & 2060 Super with everything maxed except for anti-aliasing - frankly, the camera-based option looks plenty good to me - and motion blur because... fuck motion blur. ;) Thanks Steam players for the beta testing. =P
yep, runs perfectly on my laptop as well (also with a 2060).
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dixxn: Whoa the price, though... Okay, I don't think I can afford this one. At least not now. It's about 3,5x more compared to my local steam price. And no discount. DRM free sure cost A LOT, eh.
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RoseLegion: I wish publishers would stop behaving in this manner. Just sell the product, don't try to leverage certain audiences and platforms by charging them more than what you're offering elsewhere.
I mean... I don't think it's going to happen any time soon...
Besides, which price do you think "the publishers" would use? The cheapest? No, I don't think so.
If anything prices would probably go higher :/
Agree that the price is a bit steep, but good that this is here regardless.
The game is a good game, and the patch that just launched for it bringing it to version 1.08 increases performance significantly.

It's quirky in some ways, but Guerilla has not given up on it. I give it one thumbs up and one thumbs down.

The problem behind this port is they outsourced it to Virtuous, who did a bang up job of making it bad. Guerilla's been patching it since launch a few months back pretty consistently to try to fix it.
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RoseLegion: Looks interesting. Sadly my wallet has already tapped out from preparing for the holidays so wishlisted for now.

I wish publishers would stop behaving in this manner. Just sell the product, don't try to leverage certain audiences and platforms by charging them more than what you're offering elsewhere.
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B1tF1ghter: I mean... I don't think it's going to happen any time soon...
Besides, which price do you think "the publishers" would use? The cheapest? No, I don't think so.
If anything prices would probably go higher :/
Well I'm kinda okay with paying more for a DRM free release. That's why GOG is my main platform for games. But I don't think 3-4 times the price of other platforms is acceptable. Still appreciate that the game's here, but I guess I have to wait for sale. Which I know of course that this game won't be discounted anytime soon.

Edit : Just as an example, even though I'm guessing you already knew. The price on Steam (with my local currency is about $14.49, the price on EGS is $14.99. And the price on GOG is $49.99.
Post edited November 25, 2020 by dixxn
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RoseLegion: Looks interesting. Sadly my wallet has already tapped out from preparing for the holidays so wishlisted for now.

I wish publishers would stop behaving in this manner. Just sell the product, don't try to leverage certain audiences and platforms by charging them more than what you're offering elsewhere.
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dixxn:
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B1tF1ghter: I mean... I don't think it's going to happen any time soon...
Besides, which price do you think "the publishers" would use? The cheapest? No, I don't think so.
If anything prices would probably go higher :/
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dixxn: Well I'm kinda okay with paying more for a DRM free release. That's why GOG is my main platform for games. But I don't think 3-4 times the price of other platforms is acceptable. Still appreciate that the game's here, but I guess I have to wait for sale. Which I know of course that this game won't be discounted anytime soon.

Edit : Just as an example, even though I'm guessing you already knew. The price on Steam (with my local currency is about $14.49, the price on EGS is $14.99. And the price on GOG is $49.99.
Google exchange rate converter says exactly 14.89 usd (from your Rp 209999 [got it from SteamDB]). I agree it's quite a HUGE price difference.
I don't know how many currencies GOG supports. And even if it would support your currency it SHOULD be up to the publisher to set a price for a given region. So I don't neccesarily understand the greed. Tho from technical standpoint GOG should (should as in "GOG should be allowing that" and not "GOG probably does that") give publishers a way to just set several different prices say in euro depending on country geoip. But I guess they don't do that.

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CymTyr: The problem behind this port is they outsourced it to Virtuous
That's probably the first time I'm hearing about this. Would you mind fetching me the source for this revelation?

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CymTyr: who did a bang up job of making it bad. Guerilla's been patching it since launch a few months back pretty consistently to try to fix it.
Wouldn't the porting company have a clause in contract that holds them financialy liable for the damages in such situation? (since, you know, the level of brokenness has cost Guerilla both bad PR and loss of many potential sales)
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This has nothing to do with Gog because I know steams pricing is the same but 50$ for a game that you can get physical PS4 copies for all day long for 10-20$ is outrageous. Even if it were as low as 30$ to reflect the effort put in to building a PC release and working out mouse driven controls I could somewhat understand it.

This is why digital distribution is a problem to the industry and even DRM free makes no difference. The "off the lot" depreciation of games has always been a quality control aspect of gaming. Bad games meant traded in quickly for cash thus flooding the market with copies thus forcing the price down. It can happen to good games too when a game is excessively popular but no replay value to it. For example with this generation and blood borne and HZD. But with digital distribution you do not have that and as such we have already seen that digital products are MORE expensive despite costing less to produce. They also remain at higher prices longer.

Sorry but this is not going to make the game industry healthy next generation when everything is forced into digital distribution. Its going to hurt gaming because its cutting off gaming from large swaths of its target demographic who are not going to pay 60-70 for a new game, regardless of their reasoning for doing it. Its going to push people back toward piracy as well. This is resulting in loss of our culture on top of it. We already see that with digital games they "vanish" and cant be obtained again after they are gone.

Again this isnt GOGs fault, GOG has been trying to do the right thing in the face of these companies trying to FORCE this on us all (and succeeding ) but GOG is like a band-aid on an amputation.

So prepare for prices to go up and for the target demographic of gaming to get older and older than it already is. Many of us waged this war over the last decades only to have more of us collaborating with the enemy unwittingly snuffing out the longevity of what has been a life long attachment for msot of us. Nothing good comes of it.

/rant off
Great release! ^_^
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B1tF1ghter: Google exchange rate converter says exactly 14.89 usd (from your Rp 209999 [got it from SteamDB]). I agree it's quite a HUGE price difference.
I don't know how many currencies GOG supports. And even if it would support your currency it SHOULD be up to the publisher to set a price for a given region. So I don't neccesarily understand the greed. Tho from technical standpoint GOG should (should as in "GOG should be allowing that" and not "GOG probably does that") give publishers a way to just set several different prices say in euro depending on country geoip. But I guess they don't do that.
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viranimus: This has nothing to do with Gog because I know steams pricing is the same but 50$ for a game that you can get physical PS4 copies for all day long for 10-20$ is outrageous. Even if it were as low as 30$ to reflect the effort put in to building a PC release and working out mouse driven controls I could somewhat understand it.

This is why digital distribution is a problem to the industry and even DRM free makes no difference. The "off the lot" depreciation of games has always been a quality control aspect of gaming. Bad games meant traded in quickly for cash thus flooding the market with copies thus forcing the price down. It can happen to good games too when a game is excessively popular but no replay value to it. For example with this generation and blood borne and HZD. But with digital distribution you do not have that and as such we have already seen that digital products are MORE expensive despite costing less to produce. They also remain at higher prices longer.

Sorry but this is not going to make the game industry healthy next generation when everything is forced into digital distribution. Its going to hurt gaming because its cutting off gaming from large swaths of its target demographic who are not going to pay 60-70 for a new game, regardless of their reasoning for doing it. Its going to push people back toward piracy as well. This is resulting in loss of our culture on top of it. We already see that with digital games they "vanish" and cant be obtained again after they are gone.

Again this isnt GOGs fault, GOG has been trying to do the right thing in the face of these companies trying to FORCE this on us all (and succeeding ) but GOG is like a band-aid on an amputation.

So prepare for prices to go up and for the target demographic of gaming to get older and older than it already is. Many of us waged this war over the last decades only to have more of us collaborating with the enemy unwittingly snuffing out the longevity of what has been a life long attachment for msot of us. Nothing good comes of it.

/rant off
Sometimes I think that companies who sell their games on GOG treats us like a third world country. As someone who comes from that kind of country feels. We're getting our hands on stuffs late, or last, if we do get it at all. And even if we do get it, we have to pay higher price.

And I'm also thinking that companies who sell their games here are trying to compensate just in case their games got into "the wild" if you know what I mean. So 1 person on GOG need to pay for 2 or 3 person more. I just can't imagine the next time a new company joins and sell their games at 3-4 times the prices on other platforms. Even though it crossed my mind even before HZD released here.
This is slap in the face gog!
No win7 release?

There are still many of us that value our privacy, how can you not understand this by now?
How can you support Microsofts monopoly on PC gaming?
At least give us win7 version. Please.
Sadly, you bring up good points.

I know HZD for example I purchased 4 other copies outside of my personal copy. I also buy here instead of other outlets and I even do pay a premium price at places like Limited Run.

You would think 4 decades of supporting the industry financially and continuing to support proper consumer behavior related to gaming would be enough but sadly it isnt. All because there are enough out there who ARE willing to trade money for revocable licenses and inferior products. Who continually fund anti consumer practices.

Regrettably Its proof that the concept of "vote with your wallet" was always bullshit. Lets be honest, this is the last physical console generation and with it goes the last vestiges of consumer control over products and all gaming will become subscription services regardless if we like it or not. It will take literal bloodshed to get consumer protections back at this point and its not going to happen over video games.
Post edited November 25, 2020 by viranimus
Instabuy for me! I stopped buying games from Steam or EGS because almost always they arrive to GOG at some point. With pacthes and bugfixes. So, I prefer to wait, but game on GOG and play DRM-free and patched version. )))
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dixxn: Edit : Just as an example, even though I'm guessing you already knew. The price on Steam (with my local currency is about $14.49, the price on EGS is $14.99. And the price on GOG is $49.99.
Thats a regional so publisher thing, around here Steam/EGS/GoG price is 49,99€

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novumZ: This is slap in the face gog!
No win7 release?
Mind telling us and gog how gog should finance the months of development and QA that backporting all neccesarry DX12 libraries to Win7 would need?
I would have bought this, right now, full price without hesitation. But I'm not using Windows 10.

Vulkan.

Add it.
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DerBesserwisser: Mind telling us and gog how gog should finance the months of development and QA that backporting all neccesarry DX12 libraries to Win7 would need?
You know DX12 isn't the only solution? DX12 being locked out of Win 7 is entirely arbitrary to force people to upgrade.

All it would take is to add Vulkan API support and the game would be accessible to everyone. Going DX12 only is a lazy, dick move on the developers.
Post edited November 25, 2020 by ReynardFox
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ReynardFox: All it would take is to add Vulkan API support and the game would be accessible to everyone. Going DX12 only is a lazy, dick move on the developers.
That may be the case, but I have no clue about game development, so I can't say anything about the caveats of implementing Vulkan.
But that was not my point > anyway you look at it gog has no saying in the development process of a game (expect maybe some small influence in CDPR-Projects), so gog did not slap this guy in the face.