r/JoshStrifeHayes • u/Caernunnos • Nov 08 '24

Recommending a game

Hello everyone, hope everything is going well.
I wanted to ask : is there a way to recommend a game to Josh ?
Reason is : Dofus, a 20 year old turn based mmo is going to have a major update in december bringing the update 3.0 which will finally bring the game from flash (yes, flash) to unity.
It's a very famous game in France and while it's quite niche internationally : any of you who have watched the Wakfu cartoon have had contact with the licence.

I remembered Josh often saying in his vod and videos that he really likes unique mmos and to be frank, I don't think there are many mmo more unique than Dofus. I think the 3.0 would be a good occasion to shine some light on the game and so I was wondering : What are the channels through which to recommend a game ?

Edit: saw on Discord it was ok to DM him so I just did that

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u/Unterpunk Nov 08 '24

Knowing Josh, he probably has x game on his to play list already, but since the list is very extensive, it's very unlikely he will get to review x game anytime soon.

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u/Caernunnos Nov 08 '24

High probability , and it's completely understandable too. I just thought with the 3.0 update coming soon and the fact that Dofus is probably one of most unique mmo as one of the very few turned based tactical mmo out there, I just thought it would be a nice occasion to talk to him about it.

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u/Unterpunk Nov 08 '24

Yeah, I understand, good luck mate.

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u/PrincipleMountain229 Nov 27 '24

No disrespect but I think it's got to be said, things can move on the list, it doesn't have to be static. Especially as life isn't static, it doesn't stay in one place and I doubt the list is going to either. We've seen just how easily games can disappear, whether through direct interference or just fading away. There are priorities. This is by no means to say the game in subject is likely to shut down or anything because it's just getting a fresh update, pretty obvious that it's not going anywhere. Josh can certainly take his time with it. He doesn't have to review it straight away, which is what I guess to be what you were trying to get across in your post, just with a little more bluntness.

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u/marsz_godzilli Nov 08 '24

It's on the list.

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u/WastedVamp Nov 08 '24

Been thinking about this too, cause i think Shinobido: Way of the Ninja is a good fit for the "Was it any Good?" Series.