Any other longtime supporters feel like they were lied to?

[Squidslinger Gilder]

Well I would say Payday crossover but they're busy destroying their community atm.

[Dutch Vanya]

The chivalry devs were the ones that initiated all the crossover content. they did it with depth, payday 2, killing floor 2 and even rocket league.

[Byron Cavendish]

warframe also did crossover with rocket league

[Kamoba]

Wait, what exactly is this cross over stuff?! *gets reading glasses and starts researching*
I feel like I am a caveman right now... Not knowing what this is..

[Dutch Vanya]

Wait, what exactly is this cross over stuff?! *gets reading glasses and starts researching*
I feel like I am a caveman right now... Not knowing what this is..

Mostly cosmetics in each game themed after the other one, but depth went the furthest and included an entire map set in a modern day version of one of the existing chivalry maps.

[Kamoba]

Okay that's pretty darn cool!

[Thomas]

Well this topic got derailed pretty fast.

[Richard LeMoon]

Guns of Tantalus Online?



Would play.

[UndyingUndyne]

The problem with this game is that literally no one plays it anymore. You can have all the sales and DLC you want, but that's obviously not had a long term effect at all.

It's a shame, really. The concept is great, but all the flaws with this game have led it to having almost no dedicated players anymore. When new players do come by, all they manage to do is bring out the salty side of some players (myself included). It's probably not their fault. The game has a high learning curve and the tutorials are shit. But the salt winds up driving them away in the end, which in turn makes the game even more dead.

Oh well, it was a fun ride while it lasted.

[Richard LeMoon]

The problem with this game is that literally no one plays it anymore. You can have all the sales and DLC you want, but that's obviously not had a long term effect at all.

It's a shame, really. The concept is great, but all the flaws with this game have led it to having almost no dedicated players anymore. When new players do come by, all they manage to do is bring out the salty side of some players (myself included). It's probably not their fault. The game has a high learning curve and the tutorials are shit. But the salt winds up driving them away in the end, which in turn makes the game even more dead.

Oh well, it was a fun ride while it lasted.

The problem with this game is that literally no one plays it anymore. You can have all the sales and DLC you want, but that's obviously not had a long term effect at all.

with this game is that literally no one plays it anymore.

is that literally no one

literally

[Piemanlives]

No he's using that word correctly since they changed the definition a few years back, which still bothers me to this day.

[ShadedExalt]

Guns of Tantalus Online?



Would play.

Submarine map in Alliance/Adventure mode with this as a boss

[Richard LeMoon]

Still not using it correctly (though the 'virtually' usage is still in strong contention as being 'correct') in conjunction with the word 'anymore', since the player base numbers have been relatively unchanged.

[BlackenedPies]

There's usually over 200 players and I haven't seen under 100 in a while. I assume that's enough for an indie game.

[Kamoba]

No he's using that word correctly since they changed the definition a few years back, which still bothers me to this day.

It bothers me too that they changed it to allow for exaggeration... And other words too.. It also bothers me that trendy internet words are being added to the dictionary in the hopes that the language can stay hip and cool, yet by the time the trendy words are added, all the hipsters and trendies are using a language entirely different... The only addition and change I've agreed to in the English dictionary for the past few years (give or take a year lets say 10) is Flabbergasted.