August Levasseur
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They also have had really good success with the RDR games which had really good writing. Clearly, they have talented writers that are capable of producing more than schlocky crime action-comedies. Whether those writers are the ones taking the lead on GTA6 remains to be seen, but it’s certainly possible.gta 6 is going to be a really really good game that will completely fail to live up to any of the hype people made for it. it's going to sell really well and be a commercial success but it won't live up to the cultural expectation that people have thrust onto it because gta 5 had everything in the right place to be the biggest knockout smash hit of an entire generation. It was a showpiece title for two console generations, it had one of the most popular and profitable online dollhouse multiplayer experiences with women and teenagers, and the storyline was an extremely fanservicey gratuitous Los Angeles/Hollywood faggot bullshit storyline that appealed to middle aged white dads and niggers during the sunsetting obama years.
they aren't going to be able to recreate any of those conditions because they were environmental and cultural. it was lightning in a bottle and it wasn't even all that good lightning. unless gta 6 manages to completely course correct and change their tone to be more like a cohen brothers movie or some shit and knock it out of the park on the merits of writing alone, then just doing another gta 5 in florida with a higher level of fidelity isn't enough to make a new cultural smash hit even if the game is very good
It’s pretty much impossible for 6 to sell as much as 5 did, simply because cost of living increases mean a lot of consumers don’t have the money to spend on luxury goods like video games anymore. Frankly, if AAA companies had sense they’d try to market to people like that by lowering prices, rather than trying to scalp the already shrinking pool of people willing to pay full price for slop by raising prices. It’s not like distributing games costs them anything, thanks to digital stores.
I will forever maintain that a big part of why Helldivers 2 was such a smash hit was that it cost $40.
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