Opt-in with GeForceNOW!

[vibetronic]

Expansive Worlds, please Opt-In with GeForce Now, if you not it will not be available after 31th May! I very love your game and this only way I can play your beautiful game with friends! Hope for you supporting on fans! Peace!

[NuCkEnFuTs]

I'm confused I see theHunter COTW in my GeForce Experience.

[Firearm_36]

Will TheHunter: Call of the Wild ever opt into GeForce Now?

I've played a lot of this game, and a good portion of that game time was on the GeForce Now service. I recently learned that the Developers, Expansive Worlds and Avalanche Studios, have so far not opted into the service. Thus the game will be taken of the service on May 31st. I just want to know if there is a chance that they eventually will. As far as I am aware opting in is free for the developers.

[Soltyk]

What is your experience with TH:COTW and GeForce Now? Does it run on Ultra? How many FPS and so on...?

[NuCkEnFuTs]

Originally posted by FIREARM36:

Will TheHunter: Call of the Wild ever opt into GeForce Now?

I've played a lot of this game, and a good portion of that game time was on the GeForce Now service. I recently learned that the Developers, Expansive Worlds and Avalanche Studios, have so far not opted into the service. Thus the game will be taken of the service on May 31st. I just want to know if there is a chance that they eventually will. As far as I am aware opting in is free for the developers.

Where'd you hear this?

[Soltyk]

Originally posted by NuCkEnFuTs:

Where'd you hear this?

Here, for example:
https://www.theverge.com/2020/5/27/21272558/nvidia-geforce-now-opt-in-agreement-game-developers-publishers-licensing-cloud-gaming

Note, GeForce Now is not GeForce Experience.

[NuCkEnFuTs]

Thanks man, I had to research it out, wasn't sure. I think without all these DEV's on board NOW will fail.

GeForce Now already has lost or will soon lose games from these major publishers: Activision Blizzard, Bethesda, Capcom, Crytek, Konami, Xbox Game Studios, Rockstar, Sega, Square Enix, Take-Two / 2K Games, and Warner Bros. But Nvidia says its platform offers access to more than 2,000 titles, and it does include games from major publishers like Bandai Namco, Bungie, CCP Games, Electronic Arts, Epic, Riot, Ubisoft, and Valve.

[vibetronic]

Originally posted by Soltyk:

What is your experience with TH:COTW and GeForce Now? Does it run on Ultra? How many FPS and so on...?

I play from Russia on laptop on EU servers of GeforceNOW and its fine. So if you have a nice ethernet you will be play 30fps on Ultra at least.

[Firearm_36]

Originally posted by Soltyk:

What is your experience with TH:COTW and GeForce Now? Does it run on Ultra? How many FPS and so on...?

yes it runs very well, if the are has a low pop you can easily get 100 FPS. I think its pretty amazing overall

[Firearm_36]

Originally posted by NuCkEnFuTs:

Thanks man, I had to research it out, wasn't sure. I think without all these DEV's on board NOW will fail.

GeForce Now already has lost or will soon lose games from these major publishers: Activision Blizzard, Bethesda, Capcom, Crytek, Konami, Xbox Game Studios, Rockstar, Sega, Square Enix, Take-Two / 2K Games, and Warner Bros. But Nvidia says its platform offers access to more than 2,000 titles, and it does include games from major publishers like Bandai Namco, Bungie, CCP Games, Electronic Arts, Epic, Riot, Ubisoft, and Valve.

thats not too bad, they have many indie titles as well. I believe almost 20 million people signed up in the first week. Plus theyre working with Steam now, so that should convince people to come back. I mean The Long Dark just came back after being attack incessantly by players and refunds.

[218187]

Steam Cloud Play - GeForce NOW opt-in

As i was unable to find contact information to developers I want to ask them here - please opt-in for steam cloud play. Unless you do that, the game will be removed from GeForce Now.
If you support this message please leave a comment.

[Leadmagnet]

There is already this topic in thoughts & suggestions.

[CaptainNebulous]

Geforce Now is a flawed concept because Nvidia essentially wants to benefit from featuring these IPs without paying for those IPs. So a lot of companies are asking Nvidia for a 25% to 50% extra fee on sales for the games they host on their service and Nvidia isn't going for it. This is consistent with what Steam pays. It's still profitable because in reality the consumer are usually being charged 8 to 16 times the amount of money you would be paying if you ONLY paid for the cost of development..... meanwhile a platform like steam only has to pay for the fees agreed to in contract.

Usually I am pro-consumer however in this instance I think Nvidia is being a bit cheap and that's why all of these companies aren't opting in.

[cартор]

GeForce Now: devs need to manually opt-in

I'm not able to play the game anymore via geforce now, developers need to manually opt-in the game: https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5026

Or was it intented to remove it from GFN?

[Snail Rancher]

Originally posted by CaptainNebulous:

Geforce Now is a flawed concept because Nvidia essentially wants to benefit from featuring these IPs without paying for those IPs. So a lot of companies are asking Nvidia for a 25% to 50% extra fee on sales for the games they host on their service and Nvidia isn't going for it. This is consistent with what Steam pays. It's still profitable because in reality the consumer are usually being charged 8 to 16 times the amount of money you would be paying if you ONLY paid for the cost of development..... meanwhile a platform like steam only has to pay for the fees agreed to in contract.

Usually I am pro-consumer however in this instance I think Nvidia is being a bit cheap and that's why all of these companies aren't opting in.

Except that Steam sells consumers the software, not the hardware. Nvidia is not selling software at all. Instead you are renting hardware from them to use software you have to purchase elsewhere, a pretty significant difference. Publishers get their cut from Steam when the software is purchased, not hardware providers when used on their machines.

Nvidia shouldn't have to ask for permission from publishers for their software to work on Nvidia's hardware at all as it is irrelevant. I can play COTW on any Windows computer I can access, so long as it is only one at a time; I don't need a different license for HP, Lenovo, or a computer I build myself. This is different than, say, Xbox where you must own the console, but also buy the game in an Xbox format with paid licenses.

[Bolkie]

Started GFN, then almost had a heart attack. I really hope it is the opt-in problem and not policy..

Also savegame is in that cloud..