Red Goddess DLC.

[BONI]

Will the Red Goddess DLC be the last DLC?

[puddingtopf]

Yes. Unless the current plans change, the game won't be supported anymore after this year.

[BONI]

Originally posted by puddingtopf:

Yes. Unless the current plans change, the game won't be supported anymore after this year.

I see. If that is the case I will be deleting the game and removing it from my account once I have completed the Red Goddess DLC. There will be no point in leaving Succubus in my library, once I have completed the DLC. It will be nice to uninstall the game once I am done with it as Succubus just takes up so much space.

[puddingtopf]

Removing it from your account?

[BONI]

Originally posted by puddingtopf:

Removing it from your account?

Yes. When the Red Goddess DLC is released and I have completed it I will be uninstalling Succubus and removing it from my account to free up space, being as Succubus is a massive game, plus I will no longer have any need of Succubus if there is going to be no more DLCs after the Red Goddess.

[puddingtopf]

Uninstall it, sure, but I don't see why you'd remove the game from your library.
Whatever, up to you.

[BONI]

Originally posted by puddingtopf:

Uninstall it, sure, but I don't see why you'd remove the game from your library.
Whatever, up to you.

Because there would be no point in leaving it in my library if after the Red Goddess DLC they weren't going to support Succubus after 2022.

[Dark Thoughts]

Originally posted by puddingtopf:

Yes. Unless the current plans change, the game won't be supported anymore after this year.

So the broken engine is not going to get fixed and Steam refuses refunds. Great.

[puddingtopf]

I agree that the game lacks polish, but it doesn't have a "broken engine" (UE4) and of course Steam isn't going to refund the game if you've played it for several hours or owned it for a long time.

Also, I just saw on Discord that the game will actually continue to receive bug fixes. Apparently they were only talking about new content when they said the game was done.

[Dark Thoughts]

Originally posted by puddingtopf:

I agree that the game lacks polish, but it doesn't have a "broken engine" (UE4) and of course Steam isn't going to refund the game if you've played it for several hours or owned it for a long time.

When the game goes into the single digit FPS just from changing a scene / level or changing a graphic setting (in either direction) because it loses all GPU utilization, or gets horrid graphical glitches when accessing one of the base menus such as character customization, then yes, I think the whole ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ rendering engine is completely broken and makes the game unplayable. The game literally runs just as bad on my 6650 XT as it did on my RX 580, which is hilarious.

[puddingtopf]

It's not the engine that's broken, it's the game that utilizes it. You're implying that all UE4 games are unplayable.

And I just edited my previous comment when you posted this. The game will still receive updates.

[No Submission]

Originally posted by Dark Thoughts:

Originally posted by puddingtopf:

Yes. Unless the current plans change, the game won't be supported anymore after this year.

So the broken engine is not going to get fixed and Steam refuses refunds. Great.

Its the CPU that's the problem. Unreal engine is very heavy on the first 2 threads.
Go look at Squad everyone complains about optimisation.

When I overclocked from 3ghz to 4.5 the game gained 30 fps on the minimum.

[Dark Thoughts]

Originally posted by No Submission:

Originally posted by Dark Thoughts:

So the broken engine is not going to get fixed and Steam refuses refunds. Great.

Its the CPU that's the problem. Unreal engine is very heavy on the first 2 threads.
Go look at Squad everyone complains about optimisation.

When I overclocked from 3ghz to 4.5 the game gained 30 fps on the minimum.

It's not. At least not with DXVK.

[-BMF-]

Originally posted by BONI:

Originally posted by puddingtopf:

Uninstall it, sure, but I don't see why you'd remove the game from your library.
Whatever, up to you.

Because there would be no point in leaving it in my library if after the Red Goddess DLC they weren't going to support Succubus after 2022.

Wait so every time you beat a game you remove it from your steam account? Like full out off of your account? why wouldnt you just uninstall it and keep growing your library of games?

[Spartacus]

Originally posted by -BMF-:

Originally posted by BONI:

Because there would be no point in leaving it in my library if after the Red Goddess DLC they weren't going to support Succubus after 2022.

Wait so every time you beat a game you remove it from your steam account? Like full out off of your account? why wouldnt you just uninstall it and keep growing your library of games?

That is SO weird, why not just hide it?! Aint no way im buying something then turning around and deleting it! lol

[A.C.Guernica]

Originally posted by BONI:

Originally posted by puddingtopf:

Uninstall it, sure, but I don't see why you'd remove the game from your library.
Whatever, up to you.

Because there would be no point in leaving it in my library if after the Red Goddess DLC they weren't going to support Succubus after 2022.

There are easier ways to tidy up your inventory than to just right out remove from your library. Simply hide the game-it's the same effect as removing the game from your library. I know how it is to see something in your inventory that doesn't please you, but unless you're taking a stance against the developer, simply hiding the game should be enough.