Covid its not excuse , why other games like destiny 2 deliver new awesome DLC, or ESO online another greate DLCOriginally Posted by Legoguru2000 Go to original post
Massive are lazy , they working probly on div3 and give up on DIV2
Well, I've had very good value for money out of this game, having spent well over a thousand hours playing it for less than £38 and there is still more to come.
I also think that a lot of people have suffered burn-out much sooner than usual after having already spent 2k+ hours in the first game and need to take a break from time to time and maybe, you know, do something different.
Division 2 was too similar to Division 1 and I can't help feeling that it would have been a better idea to keep Division 1 updated with expansions; the bottom line would have still been fine. It would have taken less effort to fix the problems with Division 1 than it has to create a new game with new bugs and new issues IMO.
Gz to console players. I had a feeling they would change their minds about 60 fps on console. Wise move.
You mean the DLC they started last year, and the first to drop in 13 months?Originally Posted by INV_DALERIUM Go to original post
Massive dropped a huge expansion 7 months ago.. let's hold off on the outrage until March rolls around an there is still no word on any new content.. I'm super disappointed they cut Nightmare, but I'll be ok with it if its because they needed more hands on deck for looming DLC
It's almost like a bunch of you don't work in collaborative, creative jobs that are trying to adapt to working remote ..
Make sure you tell that to CDPR as well if you can. They have the next gen update announced for "somewhere in 2021".Originally Posted by go69 Go to original post![]()
Schools and hospitals are being built. Huge skyscrapers are being built. Highways and infrastructure is being built.Originally Posted by LateNiteDelight Go to original post
Why can't a bunch of kids peck around on a PC? Working remote is not complicated when it is all based in a computer. The computers don't need line of sight. I can't think of an industry that would be easier to adapt to remote working.
For what games?Originally Posted by SevenNVD Go to original post
The Witcher? Not a live service game with near zero staff on salary.
Cyberpunk? A game that is still in production and started before next gen existed? They aren't working on next gen upgrades because they're still building the foundation of the game.
The Division is a live service franchise that has been active for years. It has an active development team (albeit a small one) on payroll. What are they working on? A couple new guns and some loot boxes?
Yeah you're absolutely right. I was just messing, and made a little stab at someone on this forum a while back that was preaching that an FPS unlock was just a single line of code and only takes 5 minutes of work. 🤷*♂️Originally Posted by mckrackin5324 Go to original post
Nevertheless, I'm happy with the performance boost for both Division and for Cyberpunk.