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Re: Bethesda's Starfield Will Not Release on PS5, PS4

Orochilocka

@arra1213 so we are clear: your original comment said “Bethesda games dont sell well on ps consoles, only doom eternal and fallout 4 are multi million selling games of bethesda last gen.”

I’ve pointed out that Skyrim, a Bethesda game, sold multi million copies on PS4, three times the amount as Xbox. Not sure what you keep banging on about, but that’s just correcting your inaccuracy.

Last gen is PS4 and Xbox one. This gen is PS5 and X/S.

Re: Outriders (PS5) - Great Combat? That's a People Can Fly Game

Orochilocka

@Abarth_71 you’re judging that on the demo or the full game? Because after the demo, it convinced me not to play it, however, managed to get a cheap copy of this and it is infinitely better than the demo. Outriders has its hooks fully in now, addictive, tight gameplay and a solid reward loop. Probably rate it above a 7, more in the 8.5 range - and I’m not a looter shooter fan.

Re: Outriders PS5, PS4 Demo Available to Download Now

Orochilocka

Can already tell, this is Anthem all over, the game is super buggy - and there is far, far too much to patch before release. Pop in enemies, textures everything. Stuttering frame rate, lip sync out. Low res textures, this is a mess. For anyone saying this is a demo, don’t fall into that trap.

Re: Lady Dimitrescu Designer Shocked by Social Media's Thirst for Resident Evil Village Villain

Orochilocka

Hey Push Square, you know you were asking for feedback about content - this is the type of content that can be scrapped. Nothing wrong with the article, well written, all good. But it’s the reporting on stories from other sites. You’re better than that and don’t need to lift quotes from IGN or anyone. Appreciate it’s a sessions/new users/UPV driver - but there’s more to content than just KPIs, just my two cents but this feels a little off. You have the opportunity to lead the narrative here, not follow.

Re: Talking Point: What Content Do You Want from Push Square?

Orochilocka

Honestly, I think drop news altogether. Appreciate it ticks a KPI around unique page views or sessions, but it’s kinda boring stuff that you can find on any other site. Also know that news is quick to turn around but that effort could be poured into other aspects of the site. Love to see more in-depth features or build out taking points on YouTube/podcast - more of the taking control of your own narrative because when you do that, the content excels. May feel to go against the grain to ditch news, and the short-mid term you’ll take a hit, but the long term gain will strengthen the brand and your voice.

Re: PS Now Competitor Google Stadia Ceases Internal Game Development

Orochilocka

A lot of animosity in the comments towards Stadia - I wonder why? Has anyone tried it? Personally, I have - had it since May of last year and, as a product, it works flawlessly.

No download times, no input lag, no latency, able to play 4k HDR on tv, my 11 year old iMac, my iPhone. When my PS5 crashed Cyberpunk for the eighth or so time, bought it on Stadia and finished it, no problems. And it looks a hell of a lot better too.

Put around 70 hours into Baldur’s Gate 3 early access...

Also, the free games are well worth the monthly sub, I think you got three months free now anyway and have access to about two dozen free games.

Initially I read the horrible launch of Stadia but after months of dialling things in, it’s genuinely great. Sad to see first party studios go but if it means they can focus on bringing more third party games to the platform, then ok. A weird misstep but it is far from dead.

Re: Hands On: Persona 5 Strikers Is a Streamlined Sequel That's Smashed Our Expectations

Orochilocka

Thing is with all these warriors type spin offs is they’re all true to the original (and all pretty damn excellent). Picked up Dragon Quest Heroes 2 on sale - no expectations, and it’s less a hack and slash game and more a fully fledged action RPG version of that so beloved franchise. Party composition matters, tactics matter. Then I played Age of Calamity, again, brilliant. That made me pick up the Fire Emblem version, which is far better than it deserves to be. So to say the hype is real for this one is an understatement.

Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 355

Orochilocka

Only two members of staff? Feel the H4 headings don’t warrant the announcement, if so. Less than three people, it’s ok to just ask the question, with no writer input. More than two makes it ok. If this has ever been done with one person, you need to figure out a template for that. Love from, a managing editor.

Re: Cyberpunk 2077 (PS4) - The Potential of a Masterpiece, Totally and Utterly Unrealised

Orochilocka

@Arnna someone needs a cuddle, I think. You legitimately have no clue what you’re talking about. CDPR didn’t release because of backlash, to think they did is absolute nonsense. I’ve got Cyberpunk, it’s a mess of a release. You need to follow the thread and put the pieces together, rather than looking at measuring intangible metrics like public backlash (which aren’t a performance indicator for CDPR - therefore has no impact on day to day business, seriously, just go and work for a major company for a bit...) but you keep on living in fantasy land. The crux is, developers shouldn’t release tripe like this and get away with it. If you think they should, you’re the problem. And any opinion that’s surrounds or supports that, in my view, is detrimental and just utter nonsense. I stand by that. Also, any time someone uses ‘lol’ in a reply isn’t worth talking to. Now run along and let the grown ups have a proper debate.

Re: Cyberpunk 2077 (PS4) - The Potential of a Masterpiece, Totally and Utterly Unrealised

Orochilocka

@Arnna no it doesn’t. And your comment is still nonsense. Entitled gamers isn’t a tangible thing. Releasing an unfinished product at full price, is. Pressure from fandom is a weakness. Releasing a product due to that is cowardly. Finish the game, release. No need to give in to hoards of bleating sheep. I’ll never trust CDPR again, their marketing is scummy to say the least. I take it you’ve seen employee’s salaries were tied to review scores? Hence the reason for only releasing review copies on PC. Everything is tied back to money. I’d love to live in a fantasy world where you seriously think fan pressure caused the early release, absolute absurdity.

Re: Cyberpunk 2077 (PS4) - The Potential of a Masterpiece, Totally and Utterly Unrealised

Orochilocka

Whole heartedly and 100 per cent agree with this review. It’s a dumpster fire. Anyone who says ‘oh it’ll be patched’ has missed the point. People save for games like this and CDPR has completely abused their trust. We all need to hold them to account. Imagine going to buy a car, it’s sold as perfectly functioning, all marketing is tip top and you get it home, it breaks down or worse, you’re sold it without seatbelts, or, a clutch. This is Cyberpunk. We’ve all been duped. And if this was a game made by EA we would be burning them. Reviews ONLY allowed on PC with footage they provided?! This is insane. Kinda ironic too - they’re becoming the corpos this game tries so hard to fight. Do not let this slide.

Re: PS5 Firmware Update 20.02-02.30.00 Available to Download Now

Orochilocka

@MackinsVII thanks! I’ve had a few issues with this tv so may have got a bit of a dud! I’ll send it back and claim it on the warranty. It was a massive upgrade from my old 4k tv, and the pic is insane. But there’s a few issues like no sound sometimes when the PS5 turns on (have to restart the tv). It’s an amazing piece of kit apart from that.

Re: Days Gone Is Trending on Twitter Because of Cyberpunk 2077

Orochilocka

@Robinsad people are saying ‘she wasn’t the right reviewer for the game’, and ‘you should be more experienced.’ Condescending and borderline sexist. She’s been around for a long time and largely; I’ve agreed with 95 per cent of her reviews. Critics and reviewers can write about anything. Take me, a journalist in the sports industry, who has written reviews about games, and, even, a review about caravans, once upon a time. Oh and fishing, cars... the arguments are just birthed from naivety.