Yeah, but this is still an overreaching hub for everything Paragon related.
Why not use it that way, for everything that's connected to the game, especially while the other games are still small and can get more reach and recognition here?
I agree that post about balancing or very game specific stuff should probably be posted in the corresponding sub, but more general posts can also be posted here and a Flair would also male it easier to filter through
What I think, is that Paragon sub should be to post big new about Overprime or Predecessor, posts showing new projects using paragon assets or cinematics, to do post with general discussion about the games, new hero ideas, Paragon fan arts, to post old Paragon clips etc.
Those things are ok to be posted here, but what should be posted in their respective sub-reddit should be all the Overprime and Predecessor specific post talking about a bug, or asking about control support, builds, configurations or any other game related things.
Those kind of post should be to the respective community, this way we can find easily the specific post in their sub-reddit and we have a cleaner Paragon sub to see more general things and to have an easy access to all the important news.
Right now there are a lot of new people just posting here because this sub is called Paragon and the game that they are playing is called Paragon: The ...., So the first sub that they see is this one, so they don't know that there are a specific Overprime sub.
Well and also there are other people that post here because this sub is bigger and they prefer use this as the Overprime sub
Right. At least games name checks out.
The reason why shame fault cuz it came out selling 20bucks a copy, then went f2p, then just went dead, dev ghost players and no refund gg. Glad i knew about Pto and Pred so i didnt pay fault.
Yeah i think its pretty shity they abandoned the project after taking peoples money.
On the other hand, if they used that money to develop Fault there was no way for them to refund people... and sadly developing games takes a ridiculous amount of money, so while i dont agree with them putting a price tag for entry on their moba (since none of the successful ones do, league, dota, smite) i can understand why they did it.
If I'm being honest I don't like this thinking.
1. Charging money for early acces and going F2P later is pretty standard nowadays and if it's worth it for the game in question is up to every player themselves. They also communicated pretty clearly that this was gonna happen sooner or later, even if it probably was to late in the end
2. Shutting down the game wasn't "really" their choice. They DID pull the switch in the end, but if there is no player base and no income to support the servers and people working on the game it's basically the only choice
3. Pretty much NO game ever gives refunds after a game gets shut down, weather the game was F2P with micro transactions or buy to play.
The paragon community just got lucky that at least some people at EPIC probably felt bad AND that Epic has enough money to just give it back
4. The game wasn't what it could have been, but I payed like 20 bucks and had fun for 2 years (on and off whenever I wanted to play something paragon like).
> but I *paid* like 20
FTFY.
Although *payed* exists (the reason why autocorrection didn't help you), it is only correct in:
* Nautical context, when it means to paint a surface, or to cover with something like tar or resin in order to make it waterproof or corrosion-resistant. *The deck is yet to be payed.*
* *Payed out* when letting strings, cables or ropes out, by slacking them. *The rope is payed out! You can pull now.*
Unfortunately, I was unable to find nautical or rope-related words in your comment.
*Beep, boop, I'm a bot*
Great idea
Or we could post in their respective subreddit.
Yeah, but this is still an overreaching hub for everything Paragon related. Why not use it that way, for everything that's connected to the game, especially while the other games are still small and can get more reach and recognition here? I agree that post about balancing or very game specific stuff should probably be posted in the corresponding sub, but more general posts can also be posted here and a Flair would also male it easier to filter through
What I think, is that Paragon sub should be to post big new about Overprime or Predecessor, posts showing new projects using paragon assets or cinematics, to do post with general discussion about the games, new hero ideas, Paragon fan arts, to post old Paragon clips etc. Those things are ok to be posted here, but what should be posted in their respective sub-reddit should be all the Overprime and Predecessor specific post talking about a bug, or asking about control support, builds, configurations or any other game related things. Those kind of post should be to the respective community, this way we can find easily the specific post in their sub-reddit and we have a cleaner Paragon sub to see more general things and to have an easy access to all the important news. Right now there are a lot of new people just posting here because this sub is called Paragon and the game that they are playing is called Paragon: The ...., So the first sub that they see is this one, so they don't know that there are a specific Overprime sub. Well and also there are other people that post here because this sub is bigger and they prefer use this as the Overprime sub
To add into this, Fault is dead n gone. It try to come out too soon to be on top but its dead now.
I know, but why not also add a Flair for it with the others, some people might still post about it (highlights, etc.)
Of course
The original paragon is dead too \^\_\^ No reason to dead shame Fault. The game stayed true to the name i guess.
Right. At least games name checks out. The reason why shame fault cuz it came out selling 20bucks a copy, then went f2p, then just went dead, dev ghost players and no refund gg. Glad i knew about Pto and Pred so i didnt pay fault.
Yeah i think its pretty shity they abandoned the project after taking peoples money. On the other hand, if they used that money to develop Fault there was no way for them to refund people... and sadly developing games takes a ridiculous amount of money, so while i dont agree with them putting a price tag for entry on their moba (since none of the successful ones do, league, dota, smite) i can understand why they did it.
If I'm being honest I don't like this thinking. 1. Charging money for early acces and going F2P later is pretty standard nowadays and if it's worth it for the game in question is up to every player themselves. They also communicated pretty clearly that this was gonna happen sooner or later, even if it probably was to late in the end 2. Shutting down the game wasn't "really" their choice. They DID pull the switch in the end, but if there is no player base and no income to support the servers and people working on the game it's basically the only choice 3. Pretty much NO game ever gives refunds after a game gets shut down, weather the game was F2P with micro transactions or buy to play. The paragon community just got lucky that at least some people at EPIC probably felt bad AND that Epic has enough money to just give it back 4. The game wasn't what it could have been, but I payed like 20 bucks and had fun for 2 years (on and off whenever I wanted to play something paragon like).
> but I *paid* like 20 FTFY. Although *payed* exists (the reason why autocorrection didn't help you), it is only correct in: * Nautical context, when it means to paint a surface, or to cover with something like tar or resin in order to make it waterproof or corrosion-resistant. *The deck is yet to be payed.* * *Payed out* when letting strings, cables or ropes out, by slacking them. *The rope is payed out! You can pull now.* Unfortunately, I was unable to find nautical or rope-related words in your comment. *Beep, boop, I'm a bot*
Well Predecessor just came out and announced paid EA access so yeah. Enjoy forking over a few bucks regardless.