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‘The Day Before’ Developer Shuts Down Four Days After Launch
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this post was submitted on 11 Dec 2023
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I first learned about the patient gamer lifestyle in like 2017.
I've been through No Man Skies, through Fallout 76s. I been seen big budget AAA games take over TV and now aren't even heard of again (Anthem, all those superhero games like Gotham Knights and Avengers, Babylon's Fall). I've watched multiplayer games rise and fall.
And if I'm ever curious, I wait and pick up the best version of the game when it is at 90% off.
And best part of this patient gamer lifestyle - games like this, I never even have to bother with. Doesn't even phase me.
I’m playing Yakuza series at the moment and never even knew this game existed until I heard how shit it was.
I’m not always a patient gamer, but I’m never disappointed when I am one
What does this have to do with the Yakuza series?
Nothing except that it's an example of them being a patient gamer.