Sales wise
I do apologize, I couldn't help myself
Sales wise
I do apologize, I couldn't help myself
I've got this bridge I'd like to sell you.I paid £40 for EDO and the alpha... and I think I got my money's worth from it in the alpha alone, even though it was 100x buggier and laggier than it is now.
Unless, of course, you happen to be a console player.My guess is they're trying to reel in new players. Because, quite frankly, you're going to end up buying Odyssey one way or another. Why give you much of a break?
I respect your experiences but it was a terrible launch and hasn't really seemed to come that far despite ten patches. I'm just dipping back in after a six month break and I feel like nothing has changed.Not really. I've enjoyed it thoroughly so far. I'd give it a 7/10, with the lost points mainly due to performance.
Good job nobody is going to force you to either buy or play it then, isn't it?Odyssey deserves to be bombed.
Was it made by Apple, or Commodore?I've got this bridge I'd like to sell you.
Yeah Ill bite. Imagine selling a product under the illusion its a finished product and its ready to go. You buy the product and it actually regresses your experience compared to the product before it you really liked and were looking forward to expanding on. Ten months later many of the problems that were there at the launch are still in the product despite promises and apologies and vows to fix everything. The company lied, and it seems they cant even polish their product to a finished level. That is why Odyssey is worth five dollars.imagine saying a game is not worth more than 5$.
then being upset that it costs more than that, because you actually DO want to get the game.
can someone explain the logic behind all of this?
if the game is worth only 5$ to you, that money is better spend everywhere else.
if you want the game, it is worth more than the price you ask for.
but congratulations, not many people manage to contradict themself with that few words
Funny 99% of my friends list hasn't been on in months. I think everyone is taking your advice. When I want to play spaceships I play Elite. It has no peer in my opinion. But the years of content drought for some bad mini games with poor performance and planet regression just aren't enough to keep me here. Yeah I have to come back occasionally for my fix, but when I see barely any progress and a bunch of lip service of course there's zero faith in the company to push boundary's and lay better expectations.Good job nobody is going to force you to either buy or play it then, isn't it?
Odd that the majority of my in-game friends are now pretty much playing EDO exclusively, they couldn't possibly be having fun, could they?
I tried that the last time I went to a car dealer. No matter how often I shouted that the new car is crap and poorly reviewed I still didn't get a discount.Would the OP go to a car dealer, and complain that the newest model only has 20% off, but the 6year old one has 80% off.
Simplistic, but it's the same thing.
Don't forget to add the cost of the video card, so you can play normally. This price depends on the region where you live and the brazenness of the sellers in your area (1-2k$)Odyssey ain't worth more than $5
I can't think of anything worse.I really want Braben to turn off Elite and release the code like he said he would so the excellent and passionate community can fix the game and start producing content that is actually needed.
So on Steam, Elite Dangerous (base game + horizon) with mostly positive review gets -80% discount, but Odyssey (a botched expansion) with mostly negative reviews gets only a tiny -30% discount.
are you kidding me??? The base game plus horizon is worth WAYYYY more than Odyssey. I think it should be the exact opposite.
Make Elite Dangerous -30% off and Odyssey -80% off, and then maybe I'll buy it. Even after update 10, Odyssey ain't worth more than $5. That's what I am willing to pay, and I am being VERY generous.
so... do we have a deal Fdev?
i don´t need to imagine that, because that is basically how i feel regarding odyssey.Yeah Ill bite. Imagine selling a product under the illusion its a finished product and its ready to go. You buy the product and it actually regresses your experience compared to the product before it you really liked and were looking forward to expanding on. Ten months later many of the problems that were there at the launch are still in the product despite promises and apologies and vows to fix everything. The company lied, and it seems they cant even polish their product to a finished level. That is why Odyssey is worth five dollars.
Elite is wonderful, Horizons although it took time was pretty sweet in the end. The development time and price that was paid for Odyssey seems like such an utter waste to me. This is obviously one pilots opinion but after a week most of the stuff it brings to the table got old and are things to avoid. I literally play Odyssey like I did Horizons and I appreciate some of the new tiny touches but theres still some glaring problems with lighting and effects and I am disappointed with the planet gen. The amount of pop in and terrain morphing when approaching them is ridiculous. You see the situation from super cruise and aim for an area that maybe looks interesting and by the time you get to it the terrain has morphed and reloaded 3 or 4 times that by the time you get to what you saw it doesn't even look like the same thing. What you thought were mountains turn into tiny hills. What you thought were deep valleys turn into creek beds.
It seemed like for example in Horizons on planets (Just making up figures) say they went from -2000 (Fissures / Valleys etc) to 0 (Sea Level) to 2000 (Dramatic Mountains), it feels like Odyssey planets go from like -250 to +250. Yeah having some light in the sky is very nice and the novelty of getting out of the ship onto legs is cool but I just think of all the time and effort for what we got and it leaves a bad taste. Yeah I think five dollars is about right.
Internet is the nesting ground of logical fallacies and irrational claims.For what it's worth, I don't think developers have any say in what kind of discounts Steam offers for their sales.