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people wonder why this game is dead.
GGG recently paid out a $150 million dividend. That's roughly the total amount of money D4 has raised in its entire existence through microtransactions. (D4 has made much more money through sales of the game.)
You sound, um, ignorant, when you say things like that. The game is doing more than fine.
XP loss on death is staying (yay!) and it's both good game design and profitable.
150 millions? where you pull that numbers from?
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Posted byDutchMilk#4689on Dec 11, 2025, 2:49:32 AM
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I fail to see where you think thats a good point. Things like animal crossing and other easy games are popular simulator games are popular rts games are popular and all of them have varying degrees of difficulty. So why are none challenging games popular then? See my point your only using one genre thinking it proves a point
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Posted byFoeten5639#8632on Dec 11, 2025, 2:50:27 AM
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people wonder why this game is dead.
GGG recently paid out a $150 million dividend. That's roughly the total amount of money D4 has raised in its entire existence through microtransactions. (D4 has made much more money through sales of the game.)
You sound, um, ignorant, when you say things like that. The game is doing more than fine.
XP loss on death is staying (yay!) and it's both good game design and profitable.
150 millions? where you pull that numbers from?
If you look at GGG's wiki page, you'll see that your company was now wholly owned by Tencent, and GGG was just the production company, and yes, they recently paid 150 million...
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Posted byJoTua#1329on Dec 11, 2025, 2:53:36 AM
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