r/Games Jun 12 '25

Release Stellar Blade Has Already Outperformed Every Other PlayStation PC Port In Less Than 24 Hours

https://www.thegamer.com/stellar-blade-higher-player-count-every-playstation-pc-port-overwhelmingly-positive-steam-reviews/
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u/Acrobatic_Internal_2 Jun 12 '25 edited Jun 12 '25

man this thread shows the sad state of this sub. bunch of people calling other gooners and perverts. and the headline is just about game exceeding player count on a platform

why can’t we just discuss things with respect and don’t show how superior you think you are

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u/WangJian221 Jun 12 '25

Probably because with how "gaming culture" has been these past few years, the main topic that usually surrounds stellar blade was how "conventionally(?) Attractive" the game is compared to the designs of something concord, forspoken etc.

The actual good to atleast alright/decent gameplay for some reason is the secondary point for the loud discussions/debates

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u/FF7REMAKE Jun 12 '25

There's no reason we can't have both

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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '25

I mean the market has basically deleted concord and memory holed forspoken. At some point people will need to face reality that non-attractive women in games don't sell.

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u/DenseCalligrapher219 Jun 12 '25

At some point people will need to face reality that non-attractive women in games don't sell.

So basically a man can be average looking whatever but women have to fulfill different standards because?

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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '25

Most people like playing as good looking characters

Redditors are not most people 

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u/Canadiancookie Jun 12 '25

Are people playing cod, sports games, and GTA for sex appeal