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FadoraNinja@lemmy.world â¨10⊠â¨months⊠agoFrom what I gather, there is a real fear in develper spaces that executives will take the wrong lessons from BG3. They will want the same scope, choice, narrative, & mechanics but through crunch, shutting down smaller projects, & homogenized visual & narrative focus. IE all the shiny bits without the time, work culture, & creativity that came with creating BE3. It isnât developers just being pissy this is their way of trying to stop their idiot boss from ruining their current project or making massive projects without enough time or staff.
So the answer is for the ones who make nice things because of a nice system they have to just stop because the other crabs canât get out of the bucket. Maybe their beef should be with their idiot boss, not with the guys who do the work.
Whatever happened to companies learning from otherâs successes instead of trying to keep others down?
The above post isnât saying that Larian or other devs shouldnât make games like BG3. Itâs saying that we shouldnât expect the massive amount of content and options in BG3 for every game
My bad, I have interpreted it as apologetic for the people yelling at Larian for âruining itâ for everyone.
I agree that we should not expect this sort of quality from everything, after all Gaussâ curve applies universally and this is quite far from the mean as I see it. We would just maybe like⌠less shite.
But itâs not like Larian are the first to raise the bar. I remember the days when Blizzard was an awesome company. Then I remember Bethesda being awesome. Now itâs Larian on the spotlight. I may not have followed the news back when the others were good, but I donât remember such attitudes around as mentioned in the original post, to basically discredit instead of leaving it alone.
I mean, we didnât have nearly as much social media back then and a 24/7 news cycle that causes random tweets to be blown up into IGN articles. I think the initial tweet was just a random thought that got spun way out of proportion
It isnât developers just being pissy this is their way of trying to stop their idiot boss from ruining their current project or making massive projects without enough time or staff.
Unions.
Aviandelight@mander.xyz â¨10⊠â¨months⊠ago
Thatâs because these executives donât care about learning. They want examples that they can use to rationalize their shitty decisions.