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- TalkingFlower@lemmy.worldOPtoGames@lemmy.world•Why are people still romanticizing No Man’s Sky’s “redemption” arc?English0·8 months ago
Yes, I have already said this is commendable…in the gaming industry, but not in other industries in terms of project delivery, hence the building analogy in my post.
- TalkingFlower@lemmy.worldOPtoGames@lemmy.world•Why are people still romanticizing No Man’s Sky’s “redemption” arc?English0·8 months ago
Why should Hello Games ditch the game?
- TalkingFlower@lemmy.worldOPtoGames@lemmy.world•Why are people still romanticizing No Man’s Sky’s “redemption” arc?English0·8 months ago
All I know about CP2077 was that the CEO actually admitted reputational damage to CDPR, which is already a class above Hello Games’ silence about their willingness to lie during initial launch.
- TalkingFlower@lemmy.worldOPtoGames@lemmy.world•Why are people still romanticizing No Man’s Sky’s “redemption” arc?English0·8 months ago
I mean, if the game is actually good with its common space tropes as their marketing materials, instead of having the need to be culturally reframed into a “chill sandbox”. 10 years of disjointed game mechanics and bugs still implies bad game design.
- TalkingFlower@lemmy.worldOPtoGames@lemmy.world•Why are people still romanticizing No Man’s Sky’s “redemption” arc?English0·8 months ago
Remember that HG made £40 million in 2022 from good people like you, of course, they are going to keep at it.
Ain’t that the absurdity? It is a silly analogy, and they are asymmetrical; if the same action applies, would it have a different reaction in the other place? Would Hello Games have the reputation as they have now?
“Why would you force other industry terms on the gaming industry?” Judging from the reply here…well, you tell me…