@TuputtShakur I tapped your "kudos" tab, I'm tired of seeing my criticism of Stadia, I had such high hopes for it when it started, but it was badly managed from day one, and seems to be run by a tea...
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@TuputtShakur I tapped your "kudos" tab, I'm tired of seeing my criticism of Stadia, I had such high hopes for it when it started, but it was badly managed from day one, and seems to be run by a team of incompetent buffoons. Take my little faux pas today, I miss read the announcement and when I wrote my comment I thought the new pro games were, well, you read my comment. I'm not a stranger to advertising, I used to own my own company before I retired, and you always start a written advert (this week in stadia is an advert) with the big news, or something of note, now what would you consider the bigger news, pro games like Saints Row and Dirt 5, or the addition of paid games like a 7 year old Jrpg that cost £15 in 2014, and will last you a whole 10 hours of almost decade old entertainment and Peppa sodding Pig? This just shows you that whilst yes, I did make a mistake, and misread the post, but the post was badly written and hardly made me want to keep reading, hence why I gave up on it after the first section. For those of you who wonder why I still come here with my "negative posts", it's because I want Stadia to succeed, I've been watching it since before release when it didn't even have a name, it was "project stream", and ideas like software other than games, and mouse and keyboard support were being floated, along with "your favourite games". In reality, Stadia has remained deaf to the cries of it player base, and has taken months to sort out problems that could have been fixed in days, I've seen players go from ardent stadia fans, to forgetting that the platform even exists, and I've seen the player base shrink daily due to the problems that have, and still plague the platform to this day. The only thing saving stadia at this moment, is its integration with Ubisoft plus (which is the best move stadia has made since release) and the die hard fan boy, yes men who just post "awesome news", "lets gooooooo!", and other meaningless platitudes because there is often nothing genuine to praise. Anyway, it's late, and I'm tired, I was just notified of your post by a friend who I talk to very frequently on Stadia whilst I'm making my way through the ubisoft plus catalogue, and I thought it funny, naive, and actually worthy of a serious reply. So now you know the reasons for my "negative posts" if I'd have given today's post a full read, and actually given it my attention, I still would have posted in a negative way, though I'd have given them credit for Saints Row etc, however, the paid games are just painful. As a last thought, if people like me didn't say "we're unhappy with X, and Y needs to be implemented yesterday, Stadia probably would still be without a chat feature, because there is a staunch brigade of hardened fan boys who applaud anything and everything, and when reading feedback, Stadia would think they have the best made, best run service the world has ever seen. I give credit where it's due, and I give criticism where it's due, a lot of people have a problem with the criticism, but love the credit, funny world isn't it.