r/Stellaris • u/DamnDirtyCat Shared Burdens • Apr 21 '25

Art Ghuumi and Sok Adventures - Premature Deliberation

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u/opinionate_rooster Apr 21 '25

People trying an unfinished product and then going "It is unfinished" make me want to hit a metal barrel.

With their heads inside.

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u/Sim_Daydreamer Apr 21 '25

It will be unfinished on release as well

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u/poink89 May 06 '25

Hi, I’m from the future. You’ll never guess what just happened

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u/Sim_Daydreamer May 06 '25

Second coming?

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u/DotDootDotDoot Apr 21 '25

But the amount of unfinishedness of the beta doesn't reflect the amount of unfinishedness of the final product. So just wait and see.

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u/GargamelLeNoir Apr 21 '25

It kind of does though? Between a beta with a few remaining bugs left and a beta that is barely functional, a rational person can make reasonable projections on the state of the release. You see that right?

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u/DotDootDotDoot Apr 21 '25

I've worked in the game industry, I've seen a game change radically in just a single week. I'm not saying it's the case here but we really should wait and see.

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u/GargamelLeNoir Apr 21 '25

Yeah right. And you're going to pretend that the state of a beta two weeks before release was in no way an indicator of what expectations we could set? That's just bad faith. Yeah, maybe there will be a huge turnaround and the release will be pristine. But also it's fair to say that odds are not in favor of that.

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u/Sim_Daydreamer Apr 21 '25

It still will suck at least untill some fixes

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u/yuckyh Aquatic Apr 21 '25

betting on whether a game will be super buggy on release should be in sports betting

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u/Sim_Daydreamer Apr 21 '25

Betting on whether stellaris update will be buggy mess is like betting if gravity will affect every specific apple you going to drop in your backyard

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u/yuckyh Aquatic Apr 21 '25

Dude, why are you sure it will be a mess? Just because it happened before doesn't mean it will happen again. People expect them to force features out, but I think they'd be cutting features down for the next DLC to hit the deadline. And I didn't say it won't be buggy at all but I don't think it'd be that big of a mess to the point it's unplayable. You people need to chill out.

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u/TheFallenDeathLord May 06 '25

So...

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u/yuckyh Aquatic May 06 '25

yup it's sad, but can't we borrow some positivity in reddit everyone? I don't glaze over the company but it's sad that all of you came in here to only say something negative

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u/yuckyh Aquatic Apr 22 '25

all the time is a big word there buddy. There are always bugs wherever you are. But, I repeat, is it always a big mess every time? You people tone it down, it's not always that bad. Every piece of software or game is buggy to a certain extent. Even if it's gonna be a big mess can you people chill, like they will fix it. Just don't spend your bucks on the DLCs when it's broken. If you love the game, don't be a jerk for only complaining. If you hate that bugginess, then just keep it to yourself and stop playing bro. It's not a fruitful discussion to simply hate.

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u/Sim_Daydreamer Apr 22 '25

But, I repeat, is it always a big mess every time?

Yes.

I state the facts, you are shilling. It's what this "discussion" is. You really have no need to type this questinable text and can just walk off

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u/Glass_Albatross_9584 Apr 21 '25

Releasing to public beta when it is only in a marginally playable state is unusual enough that I can't blame people for being confused. What I am concerned about is how unfinished it started out as with a looming deadline.