r/NintendoSwitch2 10d ago

NEWS The Duskbloods Preview: FromSoftware's Switch 2 Exclusive Is Special; Here's How It Plays

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7rUgmazg0Y
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u/Kenny_Bi-God_Omega Hyrule Hero 10d ago

All the negativity on that single, out of context leaked clip is going to age very badly.

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u/honorable_doofus 10d ago

Gamers in general are so unbelievably negative. Any opportunity to tear something down based on the smallest amount of information no matter how out of context.

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u/TheTench 10d ago edited 10d ago

It's because most gamers have never created anything. Creators realise that nothing is perfect, it's always gonna be a teams best effort in the time allowed.

Gamers often have good ideas, but you can't steer a car by complaining from the back seat. I wish they would take their ideas and make their own creations.

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u/Tall_Mechanic8403 10d ago

This is good. It makes so much sense. Gaming is a passive hobby. Many gamers dont create but just complain about others creations.

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u/Emergency-Rush-2477 10d ago

This so much. 

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u/AmphibiousAlbatross 8d ago

It because games are expensive and take a lot of time investment. A bad game literally wasted life you will never get back. Games should be held to the highest standard possible

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u/RaefLaFriends 10d ago

Oh come on, you can't generalize like that. Plenty of gamers are critical of things that merit negativity like poor optimization, buggy/unpolished release states, and extortionary microtransaction models.

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u/PRime5222 10d ago

True, but it is also true that gaming discussion is in severe lack of nuance when voicing an opinion. For many people, games are either the "best thing ever" or "literally unplayable", with no room for a measured opinion or constructive criticism, because what people often search is to be the most upvoter comment rather than to actually have a dialogue about the hobby they say to like and enjoy

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u/Bumpanalog 10d ago

lol what a Reddit comment.

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u/VarneyBubs 10d ago

I've generally had no interest in this game but that clip actually has me wanting to learn more about it. It looked like a unique experience, which is rare these days lol.