Hitman III is already $80 here, and a ridiculous $120 for the deluxe edition.
That's largely because GOG Connect activations are literally lost sales for GOG, and I would expect they paid the developer up front to take part. I also get the impression that GOG's been suffering from budget cuts.
They signed exclusivity with a shitty storefront which screws their customers, them going back on this promise is another screwing your customers. it's a poor look.
It boggles my mind that a studio like IO, Who lets face it Isn't exactly swimming in success with this hitman trilogy, would do something that is actively going to produce less sales. Like...are they trying to kill this franchise? Because from start to end it's been full of decisions that range from weird to downright awful for the people actually playing the games.
I just hope that initial epic payout was worth it.
I have no idea what this is supposed to rebut, I didn't say anything about standalone game vs DLC
People were promised something for $0, $4 is not $0, $12 is not $0. It's really that simple.
Would have bought the game even tho I don't particularly like the Epic Store but nah.
See you in a year IO.
Yeah, weird people don't talk about this stuff. Buying 1 and 2 on sale, it feels like I missed out new gameplay for no real reason. It's a single-player paid game with a timed mission component? Also having to be always online to "verify the integrity of the challenges" is a pretty flaccid mask for online DRM. Coupled with the servers hiccuping every few hours. And there was even an actual multiplayer mode they decommed? The core game is still great, but I can't help but feel like marketing it at 80% off a full featured, full priced game is a bit... shady.And now I'm just remembering all the other stupid timed bullshit they were always putting in these games. Preorder bonuses and elusives. Granted they'll probably rerun them like they usually do, but it's all just so stupid that people will miss out on this stuff.
Hitman 2 is not available on EGS.
The latter isn't "screwing your customers" unless they knew they couldn't deliver on their promise, and there's no evidence of that.
I have, as I've already said. I would have appreciated more than a 5 day heads up after saying for months that it would transferLuckily you can still refund Hitman 3 on EGS if it bothers you that much so you haven't actually lost anything. It sucks they couldn't make happen what they said they could but they're not taking money from you under false pretences. They're making clear what the limitations are and you in turn have the chance to get a refund before release and wait for the game on Steam. It's really that simple.
It isn't atm
Putting a game on EGS is actively screwing your customers and has been for years. EGS store doesn't offer anything worthwhile and frankly shows a lack of care for their customers.Putting a game on EGS isn't "screwing your customers." You're not entitled to play a game on your favorite launcher any more than you're entitled to buy a Big Mac from Burger King. The latter isn't "screwing your customers" unless they knew they couldn't deliver on their promise, and there's no evidence of that.
Agreed. I have both games and the second one I have is the gold edition. Disappointing.Yeah, kinda figured something like this would happen. Gonna wait until 3 is on Steam. Not like re-buying Hitman 2 at 80% off on EGS would bankrupt me, but it's just kinda dumb to spread my ownership across platforms when the games are specifically made to be cumulative like this
In the US it's actually $90 on EGS. $80 is the console price.What region are you?
Here in the UK it's $82 +Tax
in the US it's $80 +Tax
Long-term brand-wise though....we don't know yet. Borderlands 3 didn't light up steam (compared to previous entries), but it didn't review as well either.
Most of the other notable exclusives who've come to steam later have thus far sold at least decently, if not quite well. Control, Satisfactory, Hades, etc..
Putting a game on EGS isn't "screwing your customers." You're not entitled to play a game on your favorite launcher any more than you're entitled to buy a Big Mac from Burger King. The latter isn't "screwing your customers" unless they knew they couldn't deliver on their promise, and there's no evidence of that.
Ah that's frustrating.Hitman 3 on EGS hasn't been on sale, and the coupons didn't apply to a pre-order of it, believe me, I checked frequently
I've gotten refunds on pre-purchases from GMG before. Not sure if it's different for Epic keys.
Putting a game on EGS is actively screwing your customers and has been for years. EGS store doesn't offer anything worthwhile and frankly shows a lack of care for their customers.
No it's not, It's accurate and continues to be true.
You can argue the second point, but the first is nonsensical.Putting a game on EGS is actively screwing your customers and has been for years. EGS store doesn't offer anything worthwhile and frankly shows a lack of care for their customers.
They promised something and are not delivering that's screwing customers. You can argue all you want but it's still bs.
you not understanding something doesn't make it ridiculous