Helps that one will be Halo lol. Yea he kinda said that. Too many launch games means each one gets too little attention and some can get buried. Plus, it makes sense for MS, since sustained interest over time is perfect for Game Pass and for people (a lot of people) who won't be jumping in on new consoles Day 1 in this climate.Yup, we are forced to accept the new "normal" of 2020 from everyday life to how we are given entertainment. If I'm being honest, I really could live with one or two first party launch titles and still be happy. There are still enough third party games to see me through.
Also, I may be remembering this wrong but didn't Phil say the X1 had too many launch games? Although I may be wrong on that.
Ah.. gotcha. I thought he was at Obsidian last. That makes more sense. Thanks! Hmm.. ok.. hope they're doing ok, but it seemed like they were fighting against the tides from the start.He was working/joined-to-work on Stormlands project which was cancelled. Stayed a little bit longer but couldn't find position which was good enough for his talents. It was a very dark and heavy times at Obsidian. Left for better opportunity at Ready At Dawn and stayed there for 7y 4m.
Regarding Back 4 Blood, there are some news that project is still in development, but some people already left. Game co-director Jason Anderson also joined from Turtle Rock. I don't have full picture what's going on there.
I know I edited the comment after you started writing, so I'll ask here again. Any insight on what gameplay/combat may look like given who they're hiring in senior positions? Or is it still pretty up in the air at this point?