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Final Fantasy 14: Dawntrail has been out for less than a week. I'm barely starting to near the story's final act myself, however that hasn't stopped the admirably ravenous theorycrafting communities of the world from tearing into its new job balance adjustments.
Team Fortress 2's bot problem is an ongoing drama in PC gaming land: the issue seemingly went into overdrive when developer Valve stepped back from major work on the game in 2017. To be clear, whatever some in the community may say Valve has never abandoned TF2, and continues to periodically release bug fixes and community-authored expansions for the 17-year-old game. But the bots… the bots have definitely gotten out of hand.
A new PC Starfield mod has been released, which addresses various in-game issues with Bethesda's Creation Engine 2.
Despite the promise of 's massive universe, the worlds players can explore in the sci-fi RPG are surprisingly sparse, a fault that will hopefully be remedied after the launch of this new mod. Whenever players land upon a planet in, there's a high likelihood that whatever points of interest they discover will be copied and pasted from another location. There's a distinct lack of originality when it comes to the various discoveries users can happen upon, meaning it's fallen to the community to come up with a reason to explore the game's worlds.
The Helldivers 2 devs have turned to the democracy-loving fanbase with a simple but important question about a gameplay mechanic idea that players have been begging for since launch, and unsurprisingly, a whopping 84% are in favor of it.
Despite its overwhelmingly wholesome energy, has managed to send shivers down its community's collective spine after one fan discovered a particularly creepy glitch. It's very rare to encounter anything genuinely scary within the idyllic hamlet of Pelican Town but every so often, a strange incident breaks through the calm and reminds residents that there are odd creatures milling about the woods. The strange moaning sound that triggers during the rain isn't the only odd piece of audio that can be discovered during one's adventures throughout.
While Steam users have flocked to the new free-to-play survival game , members of the community are expressing concerns about the title's privacy policy. Whenever a game is released as «free» to an audience, many users will begin to question how the developers are making the necessary revenue to continue supporting their creation despite not charging any money for the core experience. In most cases, profits are generated through microtransactions, seasonal battle passes, or even adverts, but some players are concerned there's more going on.
If you've ever wondered how videogame studios determine who's leaking their big secrets, a new Bloomberg interview with former Bungie general counsel Don McGowan offers some very interesting insights into how it's done.