biscuitscilia
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Ahhhh okay that explains some shit, I figured the licensing lawsuit shouldn't have effected the game that much, since it was an agreement made before hand. I thought it just made it tricky on what they could or couldn't use but this makes me real worried about the Texas Chainsaw game they're making. I hope they're not just jumping from IP to IP to make shovelware garbage like that Predator game that got shat out recently.Just a correction: the lawsuit did not end the support of the game. That's a narrative the devs created and they were successful enough to trick a lot of people into believing. What actually happened is that the devs chose to neglect crucial issues with the game, delaying everything by saying that "We're doing an engine upgrade and cannot add more content in the mean time." Then the engine """"""""""""upgrade""""""""""" happened that had no real noticeable difference aside from slightly different lighting, they added the single player challenge mode, a last desperate list of bug fixes that still didn't fix crucial problems, and that was it. Jason X is in the game, fully complete, only thing he was lacking is a unique music theme like the other Jason's. That was it. The dev's excuse for not adding Jason X "It would take several weeks of Q&A and not worth it."
This is how he complete he was. I.E. FULLY completed. And the Q&A line is laughable because the devs didn't Q&A shit just like Behavior and Dead by Daylight. The reason they abandoned the game is that it wasn't as profitable for them and they wrung it dry and moved on. The excuse that they can't make any changes is further invalidated by there being a sub-optimal Switch port they crapped out a year later.