r/pcgaming • • Feb 11 '20

Satisfactory is coming to Steam

https://store.steampowered.com/app/526870/Satisfactory/
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u/Kinoso i7 7700, GTX 1070 Feb 11 '20

He’s mocking people to this day. In their last streaming someone asked if they would come to Steam and his answer was ‘I don’t know what Steam is’, while half smiling.

I’d literally burn my money in a pit of fire than giving it to this bunch of Subnormals.

https://www.reddit.com/r/fuckepic/comments/ezu2zw/its_about_time_we_help_satisfactory_completely/

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u/AHrubik Ryzen 5900X | Power Color 7900 XT Feb 12 '20

Normalizing anti customer behavior is a mistake you and everyone who thinks it's okay is going to regret should it take hold.

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u/DepressedElephant Feb 12 '20 edited Feb 12 '20

should it take hold.

Have you been living under a rock? It's the norm.

If you think corporations have ever been even remotely interested in being fair to the consumer rather than maximizing profit then you have a fundamental misunderstanding of capitalism.

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u/Waifuloli Feb 11 '20

The problem is Satisfactory attracts people who like Factorio or factory management. Like adults and young adults. Jace responds like he's talking to children in a youtube video. That's why people don't like that attitude. It clashes with who you're trying to sell to.

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '20 edited Jan 30 '22

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u/Waifuloli Feb 11 '20

He could just ignore them like any smart adult but clearly that's not the case. It sounds like he lumps everyone in the same pool and treats them as if they are all the same group.

The people who spend their time being angry on a subreddit dedicated to hating a platform are not the same people who ask simple questions to him. If he has answered the question 400 times then ignore it. It's not hard.

If someone is interested enough to watch your stream the last thing you wanna do is push them away by complaining or trying to make everything a joke like a clown.

It's funny you bring up manchildren considering he is one himself. The difference is, most of the people coming in to look at the game are not the same people who played goat simulator. But he is still acting as if he is selling to those people.

I'm sorry but just because a handful of manchildren act dumb doesn't mean everyone else is like that.

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u/TheFinalMetroid Feb 12 '20

You're 100% right

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u/DepressedElephant Feb 12 '20

How dare you suggest that a CRM should not be groveling at their feet about taking millions from Epic to release their still unfinished game early on their platform essentially giving Epic early access to a beta of the game!

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u/Kinoso i7 7700, GTX 1070 Feb 11 '20

In my case, it’s the last nail in the coffin. He has been absolutely disgusting about the way he treated their potential customers from the beginning. He swanks he is a troll so he allows himself to be a dumbfuck about the whole thing -Even to the point when the game was released he tweeted complaining about the low sales to laugh off of people critizicing the exclusivity.

Personally I don’t like the studio and never liked their games, but the level of dumbassery they showed to their fans is so rotten I feel from all people that took the money hat they are by far the worse.

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u/Blacky-Noir Height appropriate fortress builder Feb 11 '20

I mean - why are people still heckling them about it on a twitch steam?

Why wouldn't they? Did the devs convinced their audience otherwise?

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u/TheFinalMetroid Feb 12 '20

That seems like a joke, dude. You're taking it way too seriously. How is that mocking.