| crissindahouse said: Funny that so many expected a game in a city to be third person just because a totally different game from the same dev was third person. Some gamers can think what they want and not buy it because of this but it gets problematic when these gamers try to pressure the dev in changing their idea of their game. They are the devs and I'm sure they know much better than the gamers what is best for their game. Stop trying to force the devs to make a probably worse game just to get what you want |
And that does happen. The past has shown us that genres that were once popular (like RTS) become unpopular oevr time, simply ebcause one group acted vocal and kept buying into one genre oevr another, which caused devs to pander more to that voice oevr the over.
I hope CDPR stick to their guns and doesn't back down to the "3rd person or no buy" crowd. They set out to make the game they wanted, and it's what they should be allowed to do.
Besides, next year is giving us a plethora of non first person based games, so that crowd is being catered to way more next year than the FPS crowd.
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