Open world, will it hurt Wild Hunt?
Dragon Age: Inquisition is a good example of how not to make an open world/sandbox game. Inquisition is by far the most boring game Bioware made. So we have two devs, Bioware and CD Projekt RED, that have little experience making open world games, Bioware fails miserably (I don't care how many copies Inquisition sold and how many GOTY awards it received, it failed in the eyes of the core fans and I happen to be one of them) thanks Bioware but I never asked for a single player MMO. CD Projekt RED are not Bioware but I'm still a little worried, this whole open world thing is new for them, I just hope they can pull it off.
Dragon Age: Inquisition is a good example of how not to make an open world/sandbox game. Inquisition is by far the most boring game Bioware made. So we have two devs, Bioware and CD Projekt RED, that have little experience making open world games, Bioware fails miserably (I don't care how many copies Inquisition sold and how many GOTY awards it received, it failed in the eyes of the core fans and I happen to be one of them) thanks Bioware but I never asked for a single player MMO. CD Projekt RED are not Bioware but I'm still a little worried, this whole open world thing is new for them, I just hope they can pull it off.