I would be happy with that if Nintendo didn't charge a yearly fee for online.
My issue with that is that Splatoon basically dies off for a few years until a sequel comes out. I'm not playing for switch online for a game that won't get any new content.
I mean, Destiny is falling apart right now, give it another year or so.
At least Tango got saved by another company.
They bought half the industry basically
I really wish they made that clear though, the show tries very hard to make you believe that's the real story.
It's a great show but it's also all bullshit pretty much, it only follows the broad strokes of the real story.
A latte is much whiter than a flat white even, it barely has any coffee while flat white is closer to 50/50.
Most of the work is done and they are aiming to release next year, at this point I'd be surprised if it doesn't get done.
In any case, this is a project that a lot of people have been working on, for free, for over a decade, I wouldn't tell them it will look like crap even if I really thought so.
I'd argue that the best part of the game is the pirate questline. You get to pick between being a double agent, gathering evidence and sabotaging their plans, or an evil pirate that fights the law and only cares about themselves.
I think the issue is that they still have their developers write their own quests rather than hiring a team of dedicated writers like other studios do nowadays.
The games will never be narratively coherent when everyone is pulling in a different direction.
The end result sucked so hard that I'm not sure it would have been good even as a standalone game.
That horrible trailer from gamescon was the first I heard of it. How did a 100M game from Sony have such bad marketing?
Reception for the game is not even that bad, it was just handled so poorly that nobody wanted to play it.
Creation 2 is 1 year old.
The original Unreal Engine is from '95
You need to complete the entire story to get to the bottom left of the map, the rest opens up during act 2.