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What is *the* question is will they find a way to shove shitty minigames into the game?
They are based in Nikosia now, which is the last european capital divided by wall and Cyprus itself is a warzone (albeit cold one) from 1974. They should feel just like at home, the former Nikosia airport now abandoned inside of no-mans land looks just like every piece of crap infrastructure back in Russia and Donbass.>Every country Owlcat moves too turns into a warzone
Personally, I don't see a problem, after all, no one said that the game will be good.Regardless of what I may think of "cinematic action RPGs" in general, I know that Owlcat is NOT a studio I would trust to be equipped with the skillset to make a good one.
Imagine following Bioware in their footsteps but never releasing one good gameOh no they really are Bioware 2
That is assuming that they have to pay anything for Starfinder. I can think of 2 scenarios in which they didn't. Remember, Paizo would like some visibility for Starfinder, it could help salvage it.That's why I'm 100% sure it won't be Starfinder. For action rpgs pnp rules are useless, which means you only pay for the setting.They don't have to be faithful to any rules, just as CD Projekt wasn't for Cyberpunk's.I bet that it will not be based on any existing system for a simple reason they are not suitable for action rpg.
Why would Owlcat pay for Starfinder?
It is neither popular nor even liked by most Pathfinder fans.
Warhammer makes sense because it's quite popular however, it's hard for me to imagine a game of this type in this setting.
I'll be really surprised if they don't want to attract bioware fans, which means certain elements are mandatory.
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Alternate take: "Can some people with some experience in making these games please tell us what to do?" - Owlcatif you want to know one of the reasons the game industry is in the current disastrous state it's in, you're looking at it
average game is made by a cast of musical chairs developers hopping between studios every 6 months
My understanding is that it is a known issue with Unity engine, but maybe someone can confirm that or not.The same god damn memory leak is present in both Kingmaker and Wrath of the Righteous and I can manually reproduce it 100% of the time in less than 3 minutes.
And these people want to make a game in the Unreal engine?
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if you want to know one of the reasons the game industry is in the current disastrous state it's in, you're looking at it
average game is made by a cast of musical chairs developers hopping between studios every 6 months
There will never be another good isometric crpgRPGcodex has the hate of a scorned women from backing kickstarter trash during the 'great incline' while owlcat was making its bones. Sadly there has been no anti-thesis essay to rally behind like with POE so the opposition is forced to mutter about the trannies and the russians until they find their intellectual leader
They’re BioWare 3 after CDPR.Oh no they really are Bioware 2
Similar trajectory as Bioware.Similar trajectory as Larian Studios.Deep knowledge of current games, specifically in the Action RPG and TPS genres
Wild that they went from small indie studio RPG to AAA in 6 years.
Hopefully not, but we shall see I suppose.Similar trajectory as Bioware.Similar trajectory as Larian Studios.Deep knowledge of current games, specifically in the Action RPG and TPS genres
Wild that they went from small indie studio RPG to AAA in 6 years.