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Yeah, I've played it back when it was still free & in development and later bought it to support devs. Also - black mesa: blue shift is great :-) With new Wolfensteins I think I like new collosus a little bit more, but all new games from this series are quite good.

yeah, but I play a lot of shooters. Since doom dark ages i've finished Q1 & Q2, Return to Castle Wolfenstein and New Collosus, HROT and DUSK. :-D Battlefield is hit or miss with me - I loved BF2, bad company 2 (and Battlefield: Bad Company 2: Vietnam) but in general - I like campaigns more...

150+ hours in Battlefield 6. At the moment - this is most fun I had in shooter game since Doom Dark Ages. Sometimes I'm getting angry, because some people are doing some crazy shit (like getting one hit headshot from 200+m WITH A FREAKING TANK while you're hidding between debris in dark...

I must say that Smith/Dickinson and Gers/Harris almost always deliver.

Yeah, BNW production for me was always a little bit iffy. Songs & album was great but, to me, it always sounded thin. To this day I'm not a big fan - DoD & A matter of life and death is much better in that area.

Given 'this may be last opportunity to see them live' attitude of many fans slow sales for shows in same cities are expected.

Well, silksong is to hard for my reflexes so I play Battlefield 6. I love this corny stories and multiplayer is great too. Generaly I avoid multiplayer but this time - I enjoy it, maybe because there are so many options for playstyle. For example I modified my recon class so instead of sniper...

I don't see any problem with someone like Bruce or Nicko charging for such meetings. Sure, it doesn't fit the brand they've spent years building, but on the other hand, if anyone should charge for meetings, it should be someone with their track record, not a 20-year-old crypto bro or something...

Eat me alive and ram it down are great. I would love to hear them live.

Somewone will say that it's silly music but it is serious and god forbid anything other than guitar, bass and drums.

I have the impression that most of the criticisms of keytars etc. are a projection of one's own insecurities.

I agree with the above. Capitalism has many, many flaws, but it's still a better system than socialism. If you've had the opportunity to live under both, it's truly difficult to choose the latter. Romanticizing socialism is usually the domain of the younger generation, and I personally wonder...

I know. Ok, maybe I misunderstood what Bruce mean. For me 'not using any studio tricks or technology" meant "no modern improvements over sound and recording methods etc.". If that's wordy way of saying 'no remote album recording' that's different :-)

Which is funny given his hate for no prayer for the dying album.

You're too focused on the details here :-) A musician doesn't sell master tapes, they sell copies. So, sticking with the analogy, a painter would sell reproductions here. And about new works? Maiden have many albums, right? However, that's not the point of the example. The point is: you don't...

And I disagree with that. The owe us new music because of what exactly? Being a music band? Being big music band? I don't follow the logic here. At the end of the day - they are music band, they play music that they want to play and people have freedom to either listen to that or not. There is...

It's always funny to read business analysis from someone without access to decision room & data.

I don't mean to be mean or unkind, but the value of such observations is very, very low. Without knowing the management's numbers and business plans, an external assessment is worthless because you have no way to relate your observations to the goals they set for themselves. Judging by Google...

And the proof of that is...?

I dont know exact situation here but if sales are below expactation then normal marketing strategy is to move lead magnet as close possible to the event date to make cross promotion.