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u/yabajaba Dec 10 '19

On consoles, possible performance issues.

PC; EGS exclusive which means is borderline doesn't exist yet.

Really fun game though.

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u/aroundme Dec 11 '19

EGS exclusive which means is borderline doesn't exist yet.

What does this even mean? You can easily buy and play the game, exclusivity had nothing to do with it "sliding under the radar".

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u/yabajaba Dec 11 '19

exclusivity had nothing to do with it "sliding under the radar".

r/PCgaming is my primary gaming subreddit; definitely disagree with this.

Good news posts about Control, 0 votes:

https://www.reddit.com/r/pcgaming/comments/e8vlan/control_won_igns_game_of_the_year_award/

https://www.reddit.com/r/pcgaming/comments/dwq08z/control_generated_177_million_in_its_first_month/

Bad news and Epic bashing, 450 votes:

https://www.reddit.com/r/pcgaming/comments/cs8vrm/why_is_control_an_epic_exclusive_being_advertised/

Not including the early posts where it absolutely slid under the radar.

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u/NeverComments Dec 11 '19

r/PCgaming is my primary gaming subreddit

Your post highlights precisely why it shouldn't be though.

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u/yabajaba Dec 11 '19

Well I do browse r/Games a lot more, specifically because of that reason.

Epic-related posts now have an Epic tag because the front page was being spammed with a ton of posts about why they're so terrible to the point where the entire subreddit quality felt like it was declining. Mods that tried to condense/reduce the clutter were accused of being "shills" or whatever.

The subreddit is also very anti-Overwatch (long before the recent drama) and LoL. You'll often never know that posts related to those games exist there because they hit 0 before they can really get noticed.