At the same time though, I wish we could retain old versions, like how Ultra Street Fighter IV did. I know doing so is harder, but you can lose a thing you enjoy to a new version of the game that you don’t. I didn’t like Strive season 2, but fortunately, I liked every other season. I feel like Strive is in a really good place right now, and I’m nervous about this 2.0 update they’re talking about. If it’s a major update to the software and not the gameplay, then hell yeah, I’m on board, but I’m nervous that it could be another season 2.
I think this is something that should be handled at the platform level, Steam and consoles should just let you freely roll back to any version of the game. Keep every revision archived for preservation’s sake.
At the same time though, I wish we could retain old versions, like how Ultra Street Fighter IV did. I know doing so is harder, but you can lose a thing you enjoy to a new version of the game that you don’t. I didn’t like Strive season 2, but fortunately, I liked every other season. I feel like Strive is in a really good place right now, and I’m nervous about this 2.0 update they’re talking about. If it’s a major update to the software and not the gameplay, then hell yeah, I’m on board, but I’m nervous that it could be another season 2.
I think this is something that should be handled at the platform level, Steam and consoles should just let you freely roll back to any version of the game. Keep every revision archived for preservation’s sake.
Yeah, can’t argue with that. But I wouldn’t really mind which direction the solution came from.