Real talk when I first read the news my reaction was to literally
I knew they'd release them on Steam eventually, but this?
This is some thinly veiled confirmation on Bethesda needing people to actually PAY for their games.
I would kill to be able to look at the data that forced them to this,
HOLY SHIT AMAZING!
Guess i'll buy them afterall.
Wonder what exactly prompted this decision.
Breh retailers would've gone so far so as to PAY customers to buy off all those copies of FO76 that've been gathering dust in their inventories.yeah ... i imagine they wanted to go on their own (there is no other reason why Rage 2 didn't get a store page until now) but then they saw pre-order numbers for Rage .... and what happened with F76 ... and with EGS (and how people are reacting to exclusives) ... and decided to maybe wait a bit
i'm sure they still want to do it ... and probably will try again sooner or later
but yeah - looks like we're safe for now![]()
Breh retailers would've gone so far so as to PAY customers to buy off all those copies of FO76 that've been gathering dust in their inventories.
Bethy management saw they weren't making money and decided on the best scenario: Sell it on Steam so some countries (like mine) would still pay $60 for their games.
Why smack it onto Epic Game Store to have RAGE 2 sold for $20 in some regions, when you can make more cheddar off seeling it for $60 on Steam :V
Great news! Thanks for the heads up Lash!
I am so happy,Bethesda has been producing some excellent single player games in the last few years, Dishonored, Wolfenstein, Doom... It was such a waste to launch their games exclusively on their platform. Now there is a chance I may buy Rage 2 if the reviews are good.
I wonder if other stores will now offer Steam keys.![]()
This is what happens when you stand your ground.
This is what happens when you stand your ground.
Thank fucking god I don't have to get Rage 2 on Xbox now.
they'll probably also release it at EGS and maybe experiment which one is more profitable
Definitely a price error for Australia, only US$49.80. The pricing is all over the place.
who knows ... even before they decided to briefly leave steam their regional pricing was dogshit
Though it does align with recent console release pricing. Most launch at around AUS$65 or so around USD$46 with 3-4 stores competing but Amazon Australia is trying to muscle into the market and games like Sekiro released at AUS$49 (USD$35) with free postage. Some level of competition in PC gaming would be great.
Guess I'll preorder Doom on Steam then. Will play it with the Steam Controller, just like the previous one.
Don't mock until you've tried it. The combination of touch and gyro aiming is great, when properly configured. Although I tried to play Call of Juarez: Gunslinger recently and it didn't feel comfortable enough with the SC, so it depends on the game.Playing a First Person Shlooter with controller
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Don't mock until you've tried it. The combination of touch and gyro aiming is great, when properly configured. Although I tried to play Call of Juarez: Gunslinger recently and it didn't feel comfortable enough with the SC, so it depends on the game.
I used to do that too, but I started using controllers more because my desktop layout is... questionable, and to prevent my hands from suffering permanent damage I try to not use the mouse as much as I'd like to. Sure, I could try setting it up differently, but at this point I know perfectly well that won't happen. Plus I want to move out anyway, but until I do it may be quite long, so yeah. Guess you didn't ask for the story of my life, but you know how this is: you start talking about gamepads and end up telling them about the time you wrestled a polar bear in Greenland.Not mocking. I play everything with mouse and keyboard so I guess you would find that questionable too
PD: shlooter
Playing a First Person Shlooter with controller
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