God of War Ragnarok: The announcement of the postponed release date, the players become crazy
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Yesterday The JV community was particularly hot to show how much it could still lack maturity. Ron Gilbert decided not to talk about Monkey Island anymore following a number of hateful comments, but the lack of a release date for GOW Ragnarok also moved the ragix.
Ah well done Nils! After the waves of hatred during the postponement announcements, the toxic players surpass themselves again by managing to be moved by a postponement of the release date announcement. Indeed, the silence of Santa Monica around the release of God of War Ragnarok is starting to make some people particularly sensitive, which has earned some members of the PlayStation Studios team to be harassed on the networks.
A release date that is long overdue
It’s been a while since the release date of God of War Ragnarok has worried some players: the schedule of exclusive releases on PS5 is very thin for the end of the year and without a real release date, some have begun to fear a postponement to 2023, as with many other AAAs. But since then, Cory Barlog has come to cut short the rumors through Twitter. The game would therefore be released this year, but when exactly? That, a priori, we were to learn yesterday, but last-minute complications would have forced Sony PlayStation to postpone its announcement. It didn’t take much to light the wick on the toxic fanboy side: Since then, the Santa Monica teams have been taken to task and harassed on the networks for not having revealed the famous release date at the expected time.
Cory Barlog asks players to calm down
Kratos’ dad stepped up to defend his teams, after a message from the game’s cutscene producer, who was offered dick picks in exchange for the famous date. The last straw was a tweet desperate to find a culprit in this announcement postponement story. His answer is quite clear and just asks people to treat people with decency and respect, which still seems a bit too much for a whole swath of the community.
In 18 years of existence, never such a peak in attendance had been recorded for Dofus! A record that is obviously good for the Ankama team and which can be explained in particular by the opening of the Pokémon server on Osatopia!