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Use Google Takeout to export all of your game saves and achievement data. Achievement data can't be uploaded to other platforms as that'd make it too easy to cheat their achievement systems. But mayb... See more...
Use Google Takeout to export all of your game saves and achievement data. Achievement data can't be uploaded to other platforms as that'd make it too easy to cheat their achievement systems. But maybe some online achievement tracker tools will accept the import.
So stoked for the pro games this month. Thanks Stadia!
@MisterMarcoo it's because they legally can't. They are not their games to give additional updates on. The publishers make binding agreements with the platforms they distribute to. The game publisher... See more...
@MisterMarcoo it's because they legally can't. They are not their games to give additional updates on. The publishers make binding agreements with the platforms they distribute to. The game publishers tell them when they expect to release the games and if Stadia can promote the date, if games are delayed it isn't up to Stadia to announce the delays, in-fact in many cases Stadia may not concretely know the updated dates far in advance of when we hear about them. As for this one: Why are we getting so many smaller titles at the moment, while last year we did get more bigger names? It's pretty easy to get 100 titles per year when it's only smaller titles?  There are a number of reasons. There are more indie devs and smaller studios than large AAA studios. AAA games take longer to make. Every platform padds out their subscription during the off season with indies and smaller titles, hell that's basically the majority of what you get on gamepass right now. Additionally any AAA games released now, won't be a hot purchase during the holidays. Aside from that we have multiple AAA games we know are coming, think the latest one we heard about was Rainbow 6 Extraction. If you want EA to state what games are coming, talk to EA, not Stadia. You want to know when the Mafia games will finally be coming, why not ask the studio creating the game?
@MrLaaciitis fair, I guess. That said you can't party up cross platform on any platform for the game.  Also It doesn't make much sense to ask Stadia to add it to the game. You wouldn't tell Micros... See more...
@MrLaaciitis fair, I guess. That said you can't party up cross platform on any platform for the game.  Also It doesn't make much sense to ask Stadia to add it to the game. You wouldn't tell Microsoft to add features to games third parties create on Xbox and PC. Contact Ubisoft through their site or social media. https://www.ubisoft.com/en-us/help/game/rainbow-six-siege
@MrLaaciitis you've been able to do crossplay with PC for a long long time. You can opt into and opt out of it. If you want to join matchmaking with PC you'll need to make sure you opted into it.
For folks requesting games, you need to contact the game publishers not Stadia. The publishers decide what platforms to support. You showing demand for it on Stadia communicates to them they can turn... See more...
For folks requesting games, you need to contact the game publishers not Stadia. The publishers decide what platforms to support. You showing demand for it on Stadia communicates to them they can turn a profit selling on Stadia.
I think they may have intentionally separated this announcement from a positive announcement. Even if they announced " hey Stadia Now has the latest Nintendo games" it would have soured the message a... See more...
I think they may have intentionally separated this announcement from a positive announcement. Even if they announced " hey Stadia Now has the latest Nintendo games" it would have soured the message and Nintendo would have gotten flack. I think they're just trying to control the narrative a little. I would hope there's another announcement coming. We still don't know what hailstorm is.
@GraceFromGoogle  This is still immensely disappointing.  The cloud native games and unique features were the biggest selling point of the service. Like others have stated, this was a clear and... See more...
@GraceFromGoogle  This is still immensely disappointing.  The cloud native games and unique features were the biggest selling point of the service. Like others have stated, this was a clear and obvious statement that Google is no longer committed to making Stadia a success. We as users didn't want exclusives for the sake of exclusives, we wanted exclusive games because the experiences weren't technically possible on other platforms, or at least were harder on other platforms. There needs to be a LOT more transparency here because you just told all of the publishers and game developers - you don't think you can make a profit on your own platform.  How can you keep bringing games in a profitable manner if it seems like the service is going down the tubes. If you can't make a profit on your platform, why would a publisher want to partner to say run a white-labeled version of Stadia? This is what we want to hear to honestly salvage this I realize you may not be able to answer everything or even everything all at once, but it would be really really valuable to get even piecemeal information on this. Will you be investing in cloud native games still - but through third parties? Will you continue to focus on making Stadia as a platform - it's web app, it's mobile app, it's chromecast experience better and unique? Will you continue to be investing in creating unique integrations and features like crowd choice, crowd play, state share, stream connect etc? The game designers and developers that were at Stadia Games and Entertainment, can you offer clarity, are they moving into a role where they are going to be helping onboard games from other publishers? (obviously meaning in a general majority sense. Obviously individual folks may be moving to different types of roles) Was there pressure from other publishers that they didn't want to be on the platform if you had your own publisher was that part of the reason? Is this first party publishing thing possibly only a short term strategy change, and may get revisited later?
I agree with everyone while it should probably prompt you that you already have a game on pro, you should still be able to buy it. It would give developers more money and give players a greater sense... See more...
I agree with everyone while it should probably prompt you that you already have a game on pro, you should still be able to buy it. It would give developers more money and give players a greater sense of freedom.    To make matters better the claimed games and pro game should count as separate licenses so family can easily pay together with 2 copies of a game on the parent account.
Guild Wars 2. MMOs feel right at home with cloud gaming. Aside from a first party stadia MMO, Guild Wars 2 is a great runner up. ESO is just not quite a style I like. Great game and I love how the... See more...
Guild Wars 2. MMOs feel right at home with cloud gaming. Aside from a first party stadia MMO, Guild Wars 2 is a great runner up. ESO is just not quite a style I like. Great game and I love how the UI swaps between controller/keyboard they did a fabulous job.Just not my style.
Amazing start to the month great work Stadia team keep it up
This is one of the best months of pro to date! Good work!
As Chufu said best thing to do is contact DOOM support instead. I've personally found DOOM eternal to be by far one of the best performing graphically intense games on Stadia and it runs flawlessly f... See more...
As Chufu said best thing to do is contact DOOM support instead. I've personally found DOOM eternal to be by far one of the best performing graphically intense games on Stadia and it runs flawlessly for me. Many others have said the same. I think likely you found a weird bug that the Doom team needs to fix.
Amazing update. Good work.
Seeing as the family sharing question has half the upvotes that the actual post has. It's clear there's a lot of people interested. Please post an update, even if its a, "the feature will be landing ... See more...
Seeing as the family sharing question has half the upvotes that the actual post has. It's clear there's a lot of people interested. Please post an update, even if its a, "the feature will be landing within the next 4 months" kinda answer. https://community.stadia.com/t5/Stadia-Community-Blog/Stadia-Update-April-16-2020/bc-p/20119/highlight/true#M2736
Any news on Family Library? The ability to share games with family members accounts?
It shows that way because you can still buy pro games you've claimed. Remember if you let your subscription lapse only purchased games will be accessible. Pro claimed games get temporarily locked unti... See more...
It shows that way because you can still buy pro games you've claimed. Remember if you let your subscription lapse only purchased games will be accessible. Pro claimed games get temporarily locked until you resubscribe, then you can play them again. So purchasing, is still worth it for your favorite games if you ever think you'll cancel your subscription.
For those complaining that about premier edition doesnt get buddy passes.  The fact someone else gets something you dont, does not de-value what you have. The premier bundle was a great deal when yo... See more...
For those complaining that about premier edition doesnt get buddy passes.  The fact someone else gets something you dont, does not de-value what you have. The premier bundle was a great deal when you do the math. You get a minimum of 4 free games(if you got it at launch) You get early access. You get a $70 controller. And 3 months of pro, which gives you 4k and surround sound.  You waited until founders was sold out to purchase. That was the deal they offered and the deal you paid for. Yes it bites they ran out, and its unfortunate they didnt have more. The second buddy pass is a gift. It isn't something they advertised, so even founders didnt expect it.  
I think the marketing/communication was the only significant failure. They've so far been doing better about that. Regarding quality i have no real complaints i dont have 99% of the issues people com... See more...
I think the marketing/communication was the only significant failure. They've so far been doing better about that. Regarding quality i have no real complaints i dont have 99% of the issues people complain about. The overheating issue seems not to be a real issue with the chromecast so much as mass production. Chromecasts have always gotten warm, thats litterally how they were designed to let off heat. Most users have not had the chromecast crashing issue, and all mass produced electronics have some bad eggs slide by. You only hear about it because people are looking for something to hate on If you got your chromecast with your founders edition they will send you a replacement if you contact support. The service itself the only complaint i have is that the visual quality on PC is not as high as chromecast. Red Dead and Destiny 2 not being true 4k is disappointing but the dissapointment is with the game developers not Google. The hardware has no reason to not be able to hit it. The most likely culprit is lack of familiarity with the graphics engine. Other games do hit true 4k and frankly they look amazing. And Destiny and Red dead still look great and are enjoyable. Just slightly less crisp. Playing on phone works great, chromecast works great. No perceivable latency on those. Multiplayer works great. I beat tomb raider this week and thought it played better than console. I travel a lot and have been able to play from others homes and offices without issue.   Regarding people's complaints about the game library. The arguement is completely dumb. The current hottest selling console, Nintendo Switch launched with less games. The exclusives arguement is also dumb. Stadia isnt irying to sell hardware, so exclusives for exclusives sake are pointless. Exclusives done that way are bad for us gamers. What Stadia needs are exclusives that can only be built on a cloud platform because of the features they rely on. They have already shown they are committed to doing that through their multiple first party studios and hiring big name talent. For the  money i paid it was worth it. I will happily continue buying games on Stadia.
Red dead online is not a beta. It works fully and plays great