not to speak for anyone what they ment but I took hooked the saw way I see satisfactory. keeping engment high by taking in feedback to make a really good end product. not use exploitive tricks to get people addicted to something that is not fun.
It’s hard for me to take it that way when the author is citing player count numbers in the headline as though that matters at all in a game with finite content and a low cost of entry. Even you using the word “engagement” in what’s meant to be an innocent way just has me thinking about how live service games have poisoned the way people speak and think about video games.
not to speak for anyone what they ment but I took hooked the saw way I see satisfactory. keeping engment high by taking in feedback to make a really good end product. not use exploitive tricks to get people addicted to something that is not fun.
It’s hard for me to take it that way when the author is citing player count numbers in the headline as though that matters at all in a game with finite content and a low cost of entry. Even you using the word “engagement” in what’s meant to be an innocent way just has me thinking about how live service games have poisoned the way people speak and think about video games.
your statement about live service poisoning the way people talk about game updates we can both agree on that.