Imagine how much better bg3 would have been if there were more randomly distributed misc items of no value strewn across each map. Think of how fast you’d kill your mouse then!
This is what I’m talking about: an unwillingness to see anything but finished products. Not developing the content in a big-ass game… just adding stuff to a big-ass game. Like BG3 begins fully-formed as the exact product you’ve already played.
Like it’d be awful if similar new games took less than six years, three hundred people, and one hundred million dollars.
Imagine how much better bg3 would have been if there were more randomly distributed misc items of no value strewn across each map. Think of how fast you’d kill your mouse then!
This is what I’m talking about: an unwillingness to see anything but finished products. Not developing the content in a big-ass game… just adding stuff to a big-ass game. Like BG3 begins fully-formed as the exact product you’ve already played.
Like it’d be awful if similar new games took less than six years, three hundred people, and one hundred million dollars.