>>720021212
Because I like playing bad games, 100%ing them, and seeing if they're -that- bad. In this case it was. Dustborn is going to be one of my next ones and I already know it's -that- bad, I just wanted it because it's hilarious how bad it is and feels like watching a Niel Breen movie or The Room. I've also got Balan Wonderworld farting around and plan to pick up Mighty No. 9 at some point.

>>719155451
no no anon, it's about profit.

>>714467985
>modern game devs can't write a script longer than a tiktok video
>job is just a corporate job, unlike the previous 5 nerds in a garage passion project. No pressure to do your job right, it just has to "look right" to retarded HR roasties
>they don't have real life experiences, only ironic deconstructions from the garbage media they consume.
>they have never know friends that aren't vapid, disloyal, with idiotic opinions, mostly illiterate, and terrible people overall.
>they are also oversocialized by extreme exposure to such garbage people, so having their own ideas to explore without the backing of the garbage hivemind terrifies them
>pushing the Message™ takes priority over everything else

tl;dr: garbage people make garbage games. Modern game devs are garbage people

>>713052007
>Bought the physical copy when it was on sale a few weeks back just to make sure I own the equivalent of The Room as a video game.
Do you like terrible dialogue, terrible characters, absolutely hilarious things being said completely seriously, concepts being taken seriously that no one would take seriously, and full multi-minute rants about how offended people are at something extremely mundane? Because that's effectively what the game is. It's something that was made in complete sincerity with no hint of irony and it is insane that it was because it's crazy to think there is someone out there right now with beliefs like this and thinks it's normal.