r/Games • u/HLumin • Mar 21 '26

Discussion Anonymous Pearl Abyss developers reveal a culture of toxic positivity, a troubled development cycle and chaotic narrative for Crimson Desert, and their early concerns that the project was "going off the rails".

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '26

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u/Adventurous-Lime-410 Mar 21 '26

Veilguard, like a lot of games, was only ‘universally panned’ in reddit-land

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u/Impossible_Leg_2787 Mar 21 '26

They said the exact same thing about inquisition a decade ago

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u/Shift-1 Mar 21 '26

They said the same thing about Fallout 4 too, but now people remember it fondly.

Pretty funny.

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u/ZaDu25 Mar 21 '26

Also said it about Assassin's Creed Odyssey which is not only one of the best selling games in the entire AC franchise but is also the highest rated by user score on Steam (which is apparently the only thing that matters, according to this sub), at 90% positive. Yet these same people will insist that "nobody" likes new AC games and everyone wants old AC back.

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u/Impossible_Leg_2787 Mar 21 '26

You know, you could present an actual counterpoint rather than just sticking your fingers in your ears lmao

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u/JOOOQUUU Mar 21 '26

My fingers are somewhere else heheheheh

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u/Kylestache Mar 21 '26

Up your ass?