I hope to see actual gameplay included in the videos when the game officially launches, not just cinematic trailers.

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我的BB喷水了 12 Aug @ 11:12am

I hope to see actual gameplay included in the videos when the game officially launches, not just cinematic trailers.

The game market's flooded with titles, all pushing super flashy trailers. But here's the rub: tons of these games have killer marketing that shows nothing about how you actually play. It's all hype, no real gameplay. Players buy in blind, get burned by a game that's nothing like the trailer, and rush to refund. But here's the real kicker: on platforms like Steam, if you play more than 2 hours trying to figure out if it's any good, you're often locked in. You can't get your money back even if you were totally misled by those fancy trailers. It's basically getting scammed with no way out.

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Tika Gunner (Demon Hunter) Gods 12 Aug @ 1:02pm

So very True and why Marxist Garbage to be thrown out with the trash Game play is more Effective not a flashy Video mocked up to seem like its really good when not Like Destiny 2 when was on Blizzard not Steam and Really good all around Blizzards loss but then thats then we are here now and if they don't get better many will stop all around

cSg|mc-Hotsauce 13 Aug @ 9:49am

Originally posted by 我的BB喷水了:
I hope to see actual gameplay included in the videos when the game officially launches, not just cinematic trailers.

The game market's flooded with titles, all pushing super flashy trailers. But here's the rub: tons of these games have killer marketing that shows nothing about how you actually play. It's all hype, no real gameplay. Players buy in blind, get burned by a game that's nothing like the trailer, and rush to refund. But here's the real kicker: on platforms like Steam, if you play more than 2 hours trying to figure out if it's any good, you're often locked in. You can't get your money back even if you were totally misled by those fancy trailers. It's basically getting scammed with no way out.

https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/store/trailer#3

https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/groups/steamworks/announcements/detail/5358762517221792489

Last edited by cSg|mc-Hotsauce; 13 Aug @ 9:50am

我的BB喷水了 13 Aug @ 1:45pm

Originally posted by cSg|mc-Hotsauce:
Originally posted by 我的BB喷水了:
I hope to see actual gameplay included in the videos when the game officially launches, not just cinematic trailers.

The game market's flooded with titles, all pushing super flashy trailers. But here's the rub: tons of these games have killer marketing that shows nothing about how you actually play. It's all hype, no real gameplay. Players buy in blind, get burned by a game that's nothing like the trailer, and rush to refund. But here's the real kicker: on platforms like Steam, if you play more than 2 hours trying to figure out if it's any good, you're often locked in. You can't get your money back even if you were totally misled by those fancy trailers. It's basically getting scammed with no way out.

https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/store/trailer#3

https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/groups/steamworks/announcements/detail/5358762517221792489

:nkCool:

I'm talking about seeing the actual, ongoing gameplay — raw and unedited — not just spliced highlights or the most exciting bits.Even a small part of the chapters experienced during the game process is fine.It's too deceptive.
Plus, I've seen plenty of games that still just show handpicked, flashy bits in their promo videos.

Last edited by 我的BB喷水了; 13 Aug @ 1:48pm