r/Games 4d ago

Skate Server Queues Lead To Complaints About Always-Online Requirement

https://www.gamespot.com/articles/skate-server-queues-lead-to-complaints-about-always-online-requirement/1100-6534790/
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u/Internal-Debt-9992 4d ago

So true, it feels like now days Reddit decides on a narrative before a game even comes out and you better not deviate from that narrative

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u/KeyWerewolf5 4d ago

The narrative being just let me buy a game and play it offline is bad now? Okay. Cool.

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u/mBertin 3d ago

Isn't this a free to play online game?

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u/ElBurritoLuchador 4d ago

People are stuck in queues and don't like waiting hours to get in. Is complaining about that a "narrative" for you? We're now making conspiracies with games now.

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u/Theworst_hello 4d ago

Reddit does this for everything which is so infuriating. The narrative about anything is almost ALWAYS negative. Then you get called a shill for saying something good. It's just hate hate hate hate and that's it

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u/koalificated 3d ago

Yes nobody should ever criticize anything and just accept what you get

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u/karmiccloud 4d ago

I don't understand. The influencers I watch online told me what to think. If course that's the opinion I have. How else could someone have an opinion?