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> This game is published by Microsoft and Obsidian, two big companies that everyone already knows about, they don't need Early Access to gain attention, this is stupid to say.
> This is, again, stupid to say when we are talking about two big companies, any big company that says it will release a game, and show a video or something, trailer or gameplay trailer, is already enough to gain people attention, thus making them following the product.
> START MAKE MONEY BACK, WHY THE PRICE? Dude, this price is stupidly high for an Early Access game without content, if you take back any other game with the same genre, all of them also had almost no content when release, BUT THE PRICE WAS RIGHT. This price is wrong, the only region that got the right price was USA. To defend this price is the same as have no knowledge how Steam Price works, thus making you an ignorant that shouldn't talk about it at the first place, or you are a rich person who don't care.
> Yes, I mean, kinda yes. Early Access is a way to get feedback about the game, and improving, changing, removing and adding content to make the game better with the time. Doesn't need to be only Steam players, could be players from any platform... But again, Microsoft and Obsidian, they don't need Early Access to develop a game.
> Basically what I've told in the previous one.
> Basically the same, as well.
The sole purpose reason to release a game on Early Access is to improve and change the game overtime, THIS IS WHY THE PRICE MUST BE CHEAP, so people can buy and play the game, but Microsoft and Obsidian didn't release the game in a fair price, they released a overpriced game, with almost no content, and what's worse, when the game release the 1.0 it will be more expensive.
The timer start when you see the first frame of the world, this means, when you can properly play the game. The timer ends when the message saying "end of the story content" appears.
This is an Any% which means it doesn't matter what happens, the player must reach this message, more people playing, more categories will be implemented, with different rules. In Grounded we don't have multiple categories yet, because the game has almost nothing to do, once more content is implemented, Speedrunners will implement more categories.
Put that in your mind, any game with "ending" will be speedrunned, even games without end will have some category to create a fake ending, so speedrunners can beat it. Another thing about Grounded is that, YES, this is a story line, it's weak and almost nothing because the game isn't finished yet, but this short content of you starting in the middle of nowhere and talking with the robot that I don't remember the name is the storyline.
It hurts your feelings thinking about it because you want to force people to do stuff to reach the current end, but as you can see, nothing is required to reach the current end but moving and jumping, you don't need to activate the machine anymore, you don't need to craft stuff anymore, and you don't need to kill creatures anymore.
Basically, because it's Microsoft (publisher), Obsidian (developer), this game will automatically have a large following, does not need marketing to sell well, and is over priced as an Early Access.
An analogy to your reply; Everyone knows the movie company Lions Gate, Everyone knows the IP Judge Dredd. Guess what? This film was given a lousy budget of 45mil, had little to no marketing, Bombed hard in theaters, didn't even break even (made less than budget).
As far as the Early Access price $30USD, whether its over or under priced is based more on if the market can take it, or will people buy it at this price...and basing on the number of reviews that is just over 7000, i think it's a fair enough price. If you bought this game at the price it is, then that just further proves this point.
It's like me reading the first few pages of an unfinished movie script and immediately acting like I've finished watching the entire movie and acting like it sucks. Or like you writing a story and having a friend proof read some of it, and he finishes the few pages you've written and let him read in 3 minutes and says the story sucks because it's too short. Etc.
Using a movie as an analogy is stupid because movies work differently from games. At the start, you can release 300 trailers showing your movie to call out more attention and have more people watching them, but at the same time you will give almost everything about something on the movie, as an example, we have Age of Ultron where Marvel released to us 90% of the Hulk VS Hulk Buster fight on trailers.
On the other hand, the real reason movies fail is because the movie sucks. There are people like journalists that watch the movie before the movie releases, in pre-releases or something, and then the journalists give everybody a fast, no spoiler reveal about the movie, showing if it worthy or no to watch it on theaters. Even with this, there are friends who watch the movie and then tell you "dude, it sucks, don't go watch it, wait for free-for-all websites to release".
Everybody knows how The Last of Us was awesome, so everybody was expecting something awesome on The Last of Us Part II, but it sucked, sucked HARD, after people releasing reviews and critiques on the internet, YouTube mostly, people saw how ♥♥♥♥ is the game and didn't buy it. The company is the game, but the game is trash because the story, the only reason The Last of Us was good in the first place, but yet you didn't see a "The Last of Us Part II Early Access" release from Naughty Dog.
Everybody knows what Valve is, a great company that stops to do games when they did, they released a piece of ♥♥♥♥ card game, but when Valve told to the public a new Half-Life game would be released, people bought as fast as an infestation spread, and the game was great, you didn't see a "Half-Life: Alyx Early Access" because it's Valve, and it's Half-Life, they don't need an Early Access version of the game to fix issues and bugs, and they don't need Early Access for marketing.
Capcom released a great remake of one of the best games they did, Resident Evil, and was great, so they did again with Resident Evil 2, no Early Access as well, people bought as hell. So they did the same with Resident Evil 3, but it was trash, the game turn apart, the content was cut in 1/3, people hated it, and yet, not Early Access version because it's Capcom and it's Resident Evil, people know what the company is capable of, and people know what the game is.
I could go on and on, give you examples, but I think you got the idea... Big companies don't need Early Access on their games, period.
I think you don't know the problem with the Grounded price, so let me tell you... The price is fair only in the USA because the rich company, instead of using the Steam suggestion of pricing based on region, they made the conversion manually, that's why the price isn't fair in every part of the world but USA.
There's a topic talking about it, it's huge because I'm talking about the region price a lot, showing people that the price is wrong, you can see everything here:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/962130/discussions/0/2787117798310852249/
Valve made this: https://steamdb.info/sub/386492/ a conversion value of games based on the region because Valve knows that exist poor regions that can't buy the game at full price, that's why some countries have a high discount rate, and others don't.
Looking at all Early Access games on Steam, the price of Grounded should be R$: 45,00. Pay attention that I'm not talking about dollars, but in Reals, and not only on that, all other regions as well.
Basically, a huge rich company as Microsoft needs the game to be this expensive to get more money because it's the single only reason to price this game as high as it is. I could do what I did in the previous part of your comment, go game by game with the same genre, or indie games, that released the game on Early Access with a fair price, but everything is in the topic that I liked, so I don't feel like doing that.
No, it isn't the same as reading a book because you have the whole book ready to read and you choose to read only a few pages. If I give you a part of the book with only a few pages as Grounded is, you can only read those few pages to judge the book.
No, it isn't the same as writing a story and have a friend reading only a few pages, because you don't have the full story yet. If you have a full story written, why didn't you give the full story to your friend to read? You didn't write the full story, only a part of it, and that's what your friend is reading, and that's what he can judge.