Thanks, so you basically declared you have no interest in their games and want it changed to fit your taste and leave no company doing this type of game. As if there isn't enough (countless) game made on other genres or mechanics that you could like.

No I haven't?. Notice I said "semi", not "Didn't enjoy". There are plenty of devs out there making story based click and play games out there.

If you want to get super hostile with me, I wouldn't. 

Semi-enjoyed their game from 10 years ago and asking they to do different games seems quite indicative that you want they to change because "they" should want to change.

Instead of being transparent and sincere that you don't really like their games or want those type of games. You were quite direct on they doing the same the past 10 years.

Please give me the name and games of these plenty devs making a game of the caliber of Detroit that follows the same type of gameplay.

PS: If you wish report me like you done on the other threads.

this is really weird. Sony tried to buy them back then; and now they sell part of the company?? Why they did not do that back then??

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Semi enjoyed two games I might add. What exactly does it mean when I've played two of their games, but not the others?. Did I have to go out for your sake to buy everything they've made?.

No, I think it would be nice to see them change things up a bit, rather than staying exactly the same. You know sales for all sorts of games have declined over the years due to stagnation in game design right?. 

Why don't you just flat out tell me how you feel about me asking for a little bit change instead?. 

Me pointing out what they started with 10 years prior was an observation and a fact.

Rather than limiting it to just one game, why not spread it to other games that contain detective mechanics?. Otherwise "what game is on the same caliber as Star Citizen (oh wait, none of them are if we went with your logic).

PS: You're inviting yourself with your hostility right now.

I don't need to get in detail about the importance of exclusives. But, you right that for current and future Sony platform owners, they aren't losing anything in term of what they can play.

So Microsoft lost Remedy, while Sony lost Quantic Dream. I dont really know what to say, other than that it's great that more people will get access to their games, I guess.

It shoes?.

No, you consume "semi" with "don't". You need to understand that Semi doesn't mean "don't/no".

They are doing good profit?. Their games haven't massively evolved the way P&C games haven't. No, I've seen them over the years, there is a big difference between seeing vs not seeing.

Because it answers the previous question, hence why I asked in the first place. 

You're the one that's getting super hostile over me looking forward to the devs taking a new change of pace, something which all sorts of artists like taking (like it or not). 

All you're displaying is outwards hostility to someone wanting to see the devs taking a slightly new outlook and direction. You don't want that because you think it will ruin a design mechanic that hasn't changed all that much in years. Having a new outlook on something is good, rather than staying close minded and repeating the same thing over and over again.