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@CrimsonDesert_ The broom quest is broken on Xbox, i take the broom and then when i try to equip it I can't find it in my inventory.

#CrimsonDesert will receive an update around launch which will include fixes, improvements, and stability optimizations. For the best experience, please make sure to update the game to the latest version. If you're planning to play on Steam or PS, your download may already be running or you can download the patch now. The patch on Xbox, Epic Games Store, and Mac will follow at a later time, and we'll provide an update in the notice below as soon as it's available. Get more details and read the patch notes here: pearlabyss.info/4lEU2TH

@ibeshawnie @Colteastwood Nope, nothing major, it runs just fine.

@Hafed_MS @Colteastwood Dope okay, as long as the game runs good/great that’s all that really matter to me. Any crazy frame dips or anything like that?

UPDATE: North American consumers CANNOT buy the regular edition of Crimson Desert on Xbox site, Xbox PC App, Microsoft Store or even Xbox Series Consoles!

@ibeshawnie @Colteastwood Visually, nothing special, but it works.

@Hafed_MS @Colteastwood Can you tell me how this runs? I’m a series s owner getting this game as well

@CrimsonDesert_ How's the xbox series S version guys ? 🤣

Your journey in Pywel begins. #CrimsonDesert is available now!

LET ME IN #crimsondesert

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@nuhre_ Did you actually play it?

The jury is out on Crimson Desert. Turns out I was right. I know, I know... you guys hate when that happens. The consensus so far: • Exploration is the main draw • The game tries to do way too much • Feels like a single-player MMO • Story is trash • Mechanics are convoluted • Takes 8+ hours to even hook you So yeah, this is a very specific niche game. The kind some people will absolutely love… and most will play, think “yeah, that was alright,” and never touch again. And that’s fine. Not every game needs to be perfect to be enjoyable. And not everyone has to like the same things you do.

@ItsNewYokio How did you know it was a slop ? Did you play it ?

@UTxJGTheDon Personally, i decide for myself when it matters and when it doesn't, what really matters to me is the gameplay, the setting, the lore, the sense and feeling about the game, is it really for me ?? For example, when everybody is praising RDR2 i was VERY hesitant to buy it at first

@Hafed_MS Yup and ppl are saying this, and yet still somehow get upset at review scores and metacritic scores. Like I said before, it's hypocrisy because ppl are picking and choosing when it matters and when it doesn't.

Absolutely hilarious the hypocrisy when it comes to review scores and metacritic when it's a game you're ready to shit on vs a game you've been anticipating. Right now the narrative surrounding Crimson Desert is "game journalists are bad" "metacritic doesn't matter"

@WillJPowers Haters gonna hate

The people that love the game REAAAAAAAAALLY love the game. So excited for more people to get their hands on it tomorrow!!

@Ninjago9101 No one cares about these stupid reviews, maybe the users reviews are beneficial and more accurate but we're gonna have to wait a while for the players to actually explore it thoroughly.

A great example of this is Black Myth: Wukong Despite having an MC score around 80, it went on to become one of the most successful games of the year loved by players and even competing in GOTY discussions Just shows that player reception matters just as much as review scores.

@Marble19841 @Ninjago9101 It's actually a freakin awesome and cool game you piece of sht.

@Ninjago9101 It became successful because of the CHinese theme and China having the biggest PC market in the world. Really the only reason.

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@SpawnYaardReply I'm going in baby, the game looks sick, those losers are just lazy suckers.

People refunding Crimson Desert at 78 review score has to be the new low in gaming. Wow! Either you were never interested in the game or you just wanted to be part of the hype & conversation. Anyway, those who have taken a leap of faith in this game like me, I wish you happy adventures 🍻

@GamingSinceNES I don't care about reviews, i pre ordered and I can't wait to dive in, i read a lot of the reviews, a lot of them gave it 8-9.5/10 and that's more than enough if we're talking reviews, but the point isz reviews don't matter because i really liked what i saw in the trailers.

Crimson Desert is suffering from something we see all the time when players don’t have a clear understanding of what a game is trying to be, a lack of aligned expectations from the audience. As I read through so many of its reviews, I keep hearing it get knocked for things like having a bad story, taking too long to get good, and just many other things. But the people who keep pushing to understand the game end up having a really good experience and realize that the intended focus of the game, exploration, combat, puzzles, open world, are all excellent. Now to be clear, even within that paradigm, I’m sure you can find people who bash those mechanics too, but my point is that the game is being docked points for expectations of being something that it isn’t. Picture a world where the Souls genre didn’t exist. Now picture that in that world, Elden Ring launches. You’d have reviewers complaining that there are hard bosses right from the start, forcing you to start over countless times. You’d have people saying the story makes no sense. You’d have people frustrated that unlocking new areas is maddening because the game doesn’t give you enough direction. You’d have people complaining about the lack of checkpoints. Essentially, you’d have a game that broke their expectations for what an open world action RPG should be, something closer to The Witcher. And those reviewers would have dragged down the overall Metacritic score because they wanted something from the game that they didn’t get. But that’s not what happened with Elden Ring. Elden Ring had trust. Elden Ring had a deep fanbase of its style of game already ready to review it. Elden Ring had reviewers who understood the type of game they were getting into, even if they had never played a Souls game before. Take the point that one of the repeated criticisms of Crimson Desert is, “it takes almost 10 hours to get good,” and that alone made people drop off. “I’m sorry, if it takes a game 10 hours to get good, that’s not a good game.” I think there’s a valid argument there somewhere, but it’s also extremely reductive because if the ask is to give the game time and it then provides over 100 hours of a fantastic experience, the onboarding becomes a trade off for that payoff. JRPG fans understand this well, being hand tied for hours before the game really opens up. And of course, Death Stranding is a perfect example of this too. I’ve seen so many people drop off because they felt the game was too slow and there was no hook in the early hours. All of this is to say that expectations seem to be the real killer when they don’t align with what a game actually is. It’s a natural phenomenon though. We, as people, look for patterns in our everyday lives to help us make decisions. We tend to buy the same brands because the last thing we bought from them worked. I had someone argue with me not long ago that the game needs to have a good story because it’s an RPG. Just a modicum of research would have told you that this is not an RPG. But that’s the problem with expectations. Also, fk K-Med 🖕

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