As someone who liked Lawbreakers I can tell you exactly why it failed. It lack character, which turns out to be really important for your character shooter. Every single character was either a human in mech armor or a robot. If you look at Overwatch or even Battleborn you can see how unique and different everyone was.
Like most white men who encounter failure, they want to pass the buck on something completely unrelated and skirt any amount of personal accountability.
Yeah that's the phrase I'd use to describe Lawbreakers. Too woke.
Like this trailer, too woke, what with it's remix of Norman Greenbaum's 1969 WOKE classic Spirit in the Sky, and a dude using the F-U-C-K word while killing people and eating apples. I really wanted to play this game but I'm just not into WOKE culture, y'know, so I skipped it.
Nah you're thinking of David Cage.Cliffy B always seemed like the frat guy that couldn't make movies or tv so he went into games instead.
I feel like you're saying games are easy to make.Cliffy B always seemed like the frat guy that couldn't make movies or tv so he went into games instead.
Still not woke enough to bomb apparently.
To this day I wonder if making the only white male guy in the lineup the toxic guy named "Caustic" was on purpose.
I´m not a native English speaker either, but as far as I understand, Bleszinski is twisting the game`s failure into some kind of "people hated the game because I did the right thing"-narrative. He basically says, the game failed because he put his political views in it...which is hilarious because no one complained about the game being political or pushing certain views.I don't get the asshole part? Maybe I don't understand it because I am not a native English speaker, but I read the initial post that Cliff doesn't complain about things like "gender neutral bathrooms", but rather advocates for such things? I mean that has nothing to do with why Lawbreakers failed, but he isn't a supporter of right wing politics, right?
I´m not a native English speaker either, but as far as I understand, Bleszinski is twisting the game`s failure into some kind of "people hated the game because I did the right thing"-narrative. He basically says, the game failed because he put his political views in it...which is hilarious because no one complained about the game being political or pushing certain views.
Ok, I must have missed that then. Thanks for clarification.Bolded is false. Go back and read his mentions during when the game came out or check Youtube comments for the game or the infamous Crowbcat video. The game was hounded for months by the shitty parts of the internet because of Cliffy's tweets about having gender neutral bathrooms among other things. That's obviously not the reason for the game's failure but there definitely was a contingent of people who were pissed off at that and I was there to witness it. The problem is most people who just saw this game and it's failure from afar have no idea any of this even occurred so to them it's like some random excuse out of nowhere.
Yup, agreed.Wanted to say this to all the "That's not what Cliff said" posts, but didn't know how to simply word it.
But yeah to repeat: He's giving GG'ers too much perceived power. One that they will turn around and stoke their own base with "See! We told you!"