Can we not give developers the impression that it's OKAY to release a pile of shit, then spend the next 2-3 years saying "No guys, look, we fixed it, this is totally worth $80 now"
this post was submitted on 14 Oct 2023
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I'm okay if they label it as early access, at least you know you might be getting a streaming pile of shit that may or may not improve
I mean, cyberpunk had issues at launch but at its core it was an excellently written game in a vibrant world with phenomenal NPC performances and fun combat. It was worth spending the time and effort to fix up.
Redfall has none of that, from everything I've seen. Sometimes you need to release and move on.
Cyberpunk was fundamentally a good game at launch, but needed cleaning and tidying(if you ignore the last gen consoles, it was terrible and should never have come out on them). Redfall is fundamentally bad, it doesnt need a spit and polish, this needs a meteor.
The title should read "Redfall can be the next Final Fantasy XIV, if Microsoft wants it to be.", Nuke it from orbit, and release a basically new game. Except Redfall doesn't have the long standing francise name attached to it.
Delusional.
Sure thing, grandpa. Now let's take your medicines and go to bed.
Hmmm no
I don’t care if it’s true please let’s just leave it dead and not encourage this. I don’t want to buy games wondering if the studio is going to make it 100x better after I’ve already played through the plot. Like, I’m happy CDPR fixed Cyberpunk, I really am, but it should have been good day one.
title has strong "this could be us" vibes
Maybe I'm off base, but does anyone really want a game about fighting vampires? Cyberpunk (the genre) is incredibly popular, vampire stuff seems to be pretty much relegated to the background in fantasy RPGs especially when compared to say zombie games.
even Fallout 76 is now a decent game so why not...