#Dirt 5 multiplayer Patch#

The game look likes в™Ґв™Ґв™Ґв™Ґ, Dirt 3 is more beautiful than this, multiplayer seems bad, all we see is stupid buggies that no ones cares. The servers in multiplayer will be empty in 2 months, how can they be that stupid really. it's not even crossplay, what a в™Ґв™Ґв™Ґв™Ґв™Ґв™Ґв™Ґ joke. The game is 'cross gen', like between PS5 and PS4 etc. this is the reason why it got delayed and i think its bs On the other hand they delayed the game, closer to the new consoles releases - so there is a chance the additional time is being used to optimize the game for all platforms, which also could be a sign for crossplatform multiplayer. Originally posted by S! elevenfourteen:Now let me just talk about one thing: I cannot see how a dev would not do big pr with it while storepages and everything else are already up. However, this is a very big and important feature. Oh and to the topic: I'd absolutely love to have crossplatform multiplayer. Yada yada yada.Д¬onclusion 2: Just dont в™Ґв™Ґв™Ґв™Ґв™Ґв™Ґв™Ґ preorder and watch how it turns out to be. No this and that, no buy, delay = cancel preorder. So in conclusion gamers and their cancel culture will never be happy and come up with always the same behavior.

#Dirt 5 multiplayer Patch#

In times of fast internet and quick patch distribution and the sheer complexity of todays software paired with numerous hardware combinations it is nearely impossible to ever have this scenario.

Scenario 3: The game is released as planned and works absolutely fine and doesn't even need an urgent patch. Scenario 2: A dev and its publisher delay a game release in order to deliver proper quality and an amazing day one experience - in this case also for the next console generation.This is a big thing, and even we PC player know this. The dev most certainly gets a в™Ґв™Ґв™Ґв™Ґв™Ґв™Ґв™Ґв™Ґв™Ґ because of his audacity to give gamers an unfinished product. Scenario 1: A dev/publisher pushes a game's release.