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Draech wrote: »

Alshian wrote: »

Crims wrote: »

Alshian wrote: »

Hope they don't do anymore of this else I will get Beth's vibes and just stay away from this game lol

Beth's...vibes...?

Bethesda, the biggest screw up being Fallout 76.

If you had watched "The fall of fallout 76" Its pretty darn amazing to watch and make you wonder how the company had not lost ALL the fans yet.

If you think the VIP update being postponed for issues is bad, Bethesda's newest "Fallout 1st" membership is way worse, and I'm pretty glad Nexon hasn't reached that level yet.

Especially when there's a bug from their service that basically deletes all of your progression. Bethesda has innovated pay2lose.

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Darkpixie99 wrote: »

And oof, that Lawbreakers game didn't even go well. (Went as badly as Ghost In The Shell Online, if not worse.)

I would say Lawbreakers went off worse than GitSO. GitS was already developed, so all Nexon had to do was localization, and they did the most minimum when it came towards it. The only unique aspect was that they got the cast from the original dub to do english VA which was really neat on their part; but, the game flopped because it was the first Nexon game that required to pay up front, and the game itself was more mediocre than Combat Arms comparatively. Lawbreakers on the other hand was Nexon NA's complete and total investment, they made a deal with the game developer Cliff Bleszinski (maker of Unreal Tournament and Gears of War), and the deal would be Nexon NA's first, and possibly last major game to develop in its history. Nexon NA hired a dedicated dev team, they went heavy on the advertisement, and even tried to jump-start tournaments. They put a lot more effort and money into Lawbreakers than any other title they've previously owned. What killed Lawbreakers was poor timing and poor PR, but surprisingly not by the hands of Nexon this time. The game was set to release a year later after Overwatch was released, that alone would hurt the player count a bit; but, what ultimately destroyed player's enthusiasm was that the lead game director, CliffyB, would make rash and thoughtless comments about the game Lawbreakers and towards its competitors. The comments would go on about how more politically progressive Lawbreakers is compared towards Overwatch, or how Overwatch is just a kiddies game, and Lawbreakers is the manly man's game. The rapid amount of mixed messaging only turned his primary audience off, also when people in the gaming community were already turned off to see Nexon as the game's publisher. In the end, when Lawbreakers flopped, Nexon declared it as a complete loss and will probably never seek out game development like that ever again.

https://www.techspot.com/news/72569-nexon-writes-off-lawbreakers-complete-loss.html

Welp, Nexon will still be Nexon for another few years. At least this company is predictable as-is and don't have to worry about any future unknowns that comes from a new chain of owners.

They are most likely a different item ID. I have 5 separate Nao soul stones and they're all event related. 2 have allowable trades, 2 do not have allowable trades, and 1 that has an (event) tag tied to it. It's extremely messy on how they hand these out.