Sometimes Less Is More
At this late date in TS4 I'm starting to feel like there is too much content and too many patches and too many changes from when I stopped playing the game in 2017. Think how long that is with all ...
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"haneul;c-17955837" wrote:
Like I said - once or twice a year just isn't acceptable for AAA games in 2021. There are so many games for people to play. You want to constantly have your game out there in the news, etc. to stand out and it's easiest to do that with monthly or at least quarterly updates. If you wait a year people will start rumors about your "dead" game and the problems that must be going on at your studio, because the industry pressure to update is so extreme now that the assumption is that there must be a problem if it's taking you that long to produce new content. Also, for better or worse, more updates lead to more $.
This. This is modern gaming. People want new updates as often as possible. I'm also playing Valheim, which is still in early access. And so many people lost interest in the game when there wasn't an update every week. It's been a couple of months now without an update. And Animal
Crossing hasn't had a major update since February, and most people I know have completely stopped playing now. People want frequent updates and new content all the time for major games today.
