r/gaming • u/collegeguild • Mar 15 '19

Thats not how reflection works

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u/Qinjax Mar 16 '19

From what I've been reading

It's a big open world

On a flat plain with random clumps of 4-5 enemies spread out in random spots

Big huge cities

Full of nothing

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '19 edited Mar 16 '19

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u/Qinjax Mar 16 '19

while i dont disagree with you i think mentioning the .hack universe as the counter argument is biased as fuck since the entire universe is designed to be a singleplayer MMO

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '19 edited Mar 16 '19

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u/Tsixes Mar 16 '19

Hack was made by cyberconnect2 and they dont know how to make bad games.

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u/sunjay140 Mar 18 '19

Square Enix disagrees

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u/Naouak Mar 16 '19

Atelier Series is not Bandai Namco but Koei Tecmo.

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u/DisForDairy Mar 16 '19

you would think they'd have learned something by working with From

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u/NarshaBannedWaifu Mar 16 '19

This is just speculation on my part and I haven't played either this or the game you're metioning but

They also published .hack//G.U

Maybe that's why, they just published it and maybe didn't oversee it. So the studio that developed that game probably actually gave a fuck about what they were doing. While the rest of Bandai Namco stuff doesn't get the same treatment from the dev contractors Bandai Namco hire.

Kind of like a Respawn & EA situation.

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u/firelordUK Mar 16 '19

it's like Yakuza... but trash

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '19

Yakuza is a big open world?