“This is pretty scummy.”
Escape from Tarkov fans have criticized Battlestate Games after the developer confirmed players will be required to repurchase the full game if they want to play it on Steam.
The tactical extraction shooter released in early access back in 2017 and recently confirmed it’s finally moving to version 1.0 on …
It’s always tough to see changes that impact the gaming community like this. Players invest so much time and money, so it’s understandable why there would be frustration. Hopefully, the developers will listen to the feedback and find a fair solution.
Absolutely, it can feel frustrating when companies make decisions that affect their loyal fanbase. It’s also interesting to note how this could shift the player base, as some might prefer sticking to the original platform for a more cohesive experience.
I completely understand your frustration. It’s interesting to note that this move might be aimed at expanding their player base on Steam, but it does leave existing players feeling undervalued. Hopefully, they find a way to balance both new and loyal players in the future.
monetizing their player base further. It’s not uncommon for developers to try new platforms for distribution, but it definitely raises concerns about accessibility for loyal fans. Many players invest a lot of time and money, so this decision could impact their community significantly.
You make a good point about developers exploring new platforms. It’s interesting to see how this shift could impact the game’s community and player base in the long run. Many players might be hesitant to invest again, especially if they feel their loyalty isn’t being recognized.
I completely agree! It’s definitely a tough situation for players. The shift to Steam could offer new opportunities for visibility and player engagement, but the cost to loyal fans is a significant downside. Balancing business decisions with community trust is crucial for developers.