Here we go again. Publishers don't know shit about what us gamers want from a game so they are talking out of their ass, yet again.
Tomb Raider was a prime example that games with women as main protagonists work, but then again Lara Croft is quite an iconic character so it may be that.
Nonetheless, there is really replayability in games that gives me the option of choosing my gender (Mass Effect being the most recent example) that can make you replay the game in a different way.
Can you say overkill? Yea pretty much that is what I think when I read this and if it turns out to be true. Remember they had like 500(600?) people working on Resident Evil 6 and look how that turned out.
It's a stupid idea to put so many people with different opinions about what to/not to implement in the game, it will be total chaos.
I wouldn't say no to a sequel of the Space Marine title. The first one left quite a cliffhanger ending for a sequel, I really want to see what will happen with Titus.
I bought the game for the Story mainly, because that's what I like in my games. The HotS campaign was fantastic and I can't wait for Legacy of the Void to see the trilogy's conclusion.
I usually watch ESports of SC2 tournaments online if I can catch them now and then, usually watch the semi and grand finals at Blizzcon which are quite entertaining. I am not interested in multiplayer personally.
I don't think this is wise. How can you make multiplayer for a game that only has a main character in the game. I'd rather they not go the same multiplayer path like Mass Effect 3 did.
Please, CDPR, don't waste resources on a multiplayer feature and instead put all your effort into making the open world Witcher game thing work.
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