The main problem with stadia was Google. I knew it was doomed from the start and that's why I never bothered with it. I actually know a lot of people that didn't bother with it because it was from Google. It's basically a self fulfilling prophecy at this point that most of their shit ends up on the Google graveyard.

A lot of people actually don't trust Google anymore since they've already been screwed over many times by them.

We call those people wappies where I live. There's no reasoning with them. No one takes them seriously.

I mean. Technically it will. You will never have any disease or beneficial condition for that matter.

It's the rich hoarding cash that's the problem. They should be hoarding immigrants instead, right?

I honestly think narcissists like Elon enjoy any attention they receive. No matter how negative.

Did you try some of the smaller instances? Big instances will inevitably face the same problems that Reddit has/had. A platform is as good as it's users, and you can only moderate up to a certain point untill it becomes straight up censorship. Sadly more people also means more trolls and shitposters.

But yeah it's still annoying and I fully agree with what you said.

Yeah sadly the reviews on websites like Amazon are a lot of times completely meaningless. I know some brands that give away free stuff for reviews (I'm amazed it's even allowed) on certain tech websites and forums. I mean if you give people stuff for free then it rarely happens they will be negative about it so it's basically paid shilling (being paid with a "free" product).

Also a lot of consumers who "review" something do it almost immediately after purchase. Especially with low quality cheap crap that means you will never know if someone is still satisfied with it after a few months since most people don't bother to redo their review "it's only 20 euros".

Ah fair enough. I have never spent that much money on sneakers. I think 130 euros is the max I've ever spent on a pair of sports shoes/sneakers.

The negative opinions basically boil down to the following:

1. people who have played the game and genuinely don't like it (like asmongold) and have good arguments why they don't like it. I respect these people opinions. You can tell them apart because they actually name the things they don't like in the game with constructive arguments.

2. People who haven't played the game and probably never will and just regurgitate what the hate train is saying. If you ask them why it usually boils down to "it looks boring", okay cool have played it? No? Okay is there anything else you don't like? Then the usual "bethesdaslop" and calling people idiots or shills start. I mean what are you even trying to accomplish? Are they just annoyed others are having fun while they're angry? I don't take these people seriously and you can usually easily pick them out of the comments.

The game will probably get review bombed on metacritic and the likes, I'm calling it now. Just the amount of stupid articles and YouTube make it a self fulfilling prophecy. I won't give a shit, I'll try it on gamepass when it comes out. If I like it I will keep playing it and if I don't I will stop. It's as simple as that.

I really don't see why people feel the need to jump on some hate train just for the sake of disliking something. It's just as annoying as people who want to be contrarian just to look interesting.

Imagine being dumb enough to vote for someone like that.

It's not a brag, period. Not having a buttload of bugs should be the bare minimum every game should strive for. It's like saying "we sell the least rotten food in town".

Its pretty sad that we've gone from "most epic adventure" and "largest open world you've seen" to "least buggiest game"

Nonetheless, I've enjoyed most Bethesda games and I have gamepass on pc and will definitely try the game.

At this point I feel like Google wants to Intentionally kill off YouTube so they don't have to bear the cost anymore. Just another one for the Google graveyard.