unknownman

joined 3 weeks ago
[–] unknownman@lemmy.zip 2 points 18 hours ago

Not in my experience, they enjoy hanging out but never want to bring their girlfriends into the group. Wait a minute..

[–] unknownman@lemmy.zip -4 points 19 hours ago

You've never ran a online based business. You absolutely use any platform regardless if you agree with their views or not. Bringing personal politics into is such a fucking stupid thing for a company to do.

[–] unknownman@lemmy.zip 1 points 19 hours ago

I bought my DLCs for like $1. And I got lots of them, they go on sale constantly. Also, I played without DLCs for a LONG time.

[–] unknownman@lemmy.zip 1 points 19 hours ago (1 children)

You can also stealth missions that aren't meant to be. Counterfeit my love

[–] unknownman@lemmy.zip 1 points 19 hours ago

I mean the game was free for a while. I got it when it was free then I just bought a big DLC pack for like $1. I play DSOD with random people, and it's completely fine for me. Also, I don't think they would bother running it still if there would be no DLCs, or at least DLCs weren't worth as much as now they're, since nobody would be buying them. At the end of the day, the company is made for profiting.

 

Just got the urge to play a bit of payday 2, what do I see? Diesel 3.0 open_beta. Yeah, maybe there'll be a good game to play again this summer.

 

These games were so damn social. You had full parties on Xbox, etc. On Rust you could run into 15 different people, and everyone would be using their mic, you could create a zerg or even just team up with so many randoms. Nowadays there's nothing.

I mean they were toxic, sure. I don't mind toxicity though. I mean some of the most toxic people (who were toxic to me too) became some of my greatest friends I play/played with.

Do you guys know any current multiplayer games with social dynamics being similar to what we used to have?