Bioware was dead 10 years prior…good morning.

But then your coordination will be lacking.

Deadlock is nice, but the toxicity is the same as in every moba like teamgame, therefore I stopped playing it because I felt the time I spent playing were not enjoyable to me. Its sad because the game is so promising and delivers Valve typical polish which rivals triple AAA garbage.

just a new round buddy, you know you want it.

Ballatro or Path of Exile 2 I think.

So people in prison equals slaves? Did I miss the memo?

We talking IDE slaves? Or on a serious matter, got any source for your claims?

It begins so cute and wholesome… 🥲

Huh? I didn’t read the article, but your comment makes no sense? Only if you misunderstood “the world is ending” as the realworld, I guess…scratches head

Why not link to the actual project? I was not aware and wondered about the name. My brain always read Hellgate London.

Are you paying? :P But yeah I know I am a terrible person. But the good thing, this way I don’t play mediocre or above average games. :D Although I spent way too much game on “multiplayer” games like Deadlock atm.

Hades Baldur’s Gate 3 Witcher 3 Dark Souls 3 Elden Ring Path of Exile II Zelda Breath of the Wild (Switch II?) Z BotW II

I haven’t played Dota2 for years, but the toxicity was a reason I stopped. So I am not sure this thing is effective. I know its a tough task, but still I believe that if one developer can have better solutions to this, than it would be Valve.

I hope you are right, I really like the game and hope they have some interesting fix for toxicitiy and matchmaking.

hopefully, I just hope Deadlock doesn’t get the Artifact treatment

they would fit into the Deadlock development, imo

Lol, yea exactly. Thats why electornic devices stop working after their guarantee runs out 80% of the time… ;)

“open them up”? make them open source or what? thats ridicolous

I don’t understand this bullshit, if developers/publishers drop their games, just stop investing time into their games or buying from them. How could you force private companies to invest into something which gives zero return?

pre alpha…