This is so embarrassing
Posted 2 days ago
The narrative unfolds around the rise and fall of Splitgate, a game that transitioned from an indie success to a mismanaged venture in the realm of live service gaming. Initially, it began as a passion project crafted by friends in a dorm, capturing the hearts of players with its innovative mechanics. As the game's popularity surged, so did the interest from investors, leading the developers to pivot from their indie roots towards a model that sought to emulate larger studios. This shift, however, did not yield the expected results, as the developers faced challenges in maintaining player engagement and support for the game that had garnered initial acclaim. The core issue discussed is the disconnect between player numbers and the realities of live service games, where even seasoned developers have downplayed the significance of Steam player counts. This reflection provides insight into the precarious balance of indie creativity versus commercial viability, delving into how a game can transition from beloved to beleaguered. The video also touches on the broader implications of this industry's trend where studios, in pursuit of sustainability, sometimes lose sight of their original vision, leading to a cycle of disappointment for both creators and fans. Ultimately, it serves as a cautionary tale about the pitfalls of overextending beyond one's means in the gaming landscape.
today's clout shift
who's popping / who's flopping
popping
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CaylusBlox▲ 684523.4
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TheBurntPeanut▲ 511114.7
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KreekCraft▲ 482940.4
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flopping
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WaffleTime▼ 2124.1
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MoreCaseOh▼ 9128.1
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posting rampage rn
who keeps hitting
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last seen about 20 hours ago6 days
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last seen about 20 hours ago6 days
more bangers
chat
scribble in the chat
zero riz in the chat