Early Access can be easily abused. That's why I don't bother with it at all.
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Space engineers had joined the thread
They need a category for long term alphas 5+ years
That would also be a good option, to reduce some of the problems involved in the category.
Transactions = more money for Steam
Disrupt this incentive loop (somehow) and then we can all have nice things.
I wanted to challenge this but I can't think of a single early access that I have that tried it, I can only think of ARK and they got roasted for it, even more so when people discovered that ATLAS was a reskin of ARK.
I think they're talking about emperyon galactic survival. They never finished the game, but took it out of EA, and now they just sold a story based DLC when the main game doesn't even have its story completed yet...
ARK has a whole ass sequel and the base game is STILL horribly unoptimized AFAIK. To be fair, Iβm on linux, but thatβs hardly an excuse when like 95% of other titles work just fine!
Don't worry, ARK runs like ass anywhere, it's so intrinsic to the game that the remaster also runs like ass.
wonder if steam gets 30% of all that too
Any transaction through steam as far as I understand it.