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Peter Molyneux teases new project with idea that's "never been seen in a game" before
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I've seen this one
this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2023
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Theres few people in gaming whose word id believe less than his.
Oh, I believe him. I just seriously doubt that it is a good idea.
I remember his excitement over his revolutionary idea "you don't have any control over the dog in this one" - which was just worse in every way.
There is somewhat similar game, where you do not have direct control of your units at all. And it is RTS. It's name is Majesty. And especially the first game is absolutely fantastic!
Because the sequel removed something that some people complained about. The individualistic behaviour and different patterns of different hero types. Now they are all braindead.
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What's with game designers going "Wouldn't it be cool if you couldn't control- ?"
No, it's never cool. I'm playing a game. Whatever it is, I'm sure it will be better if I can control it.
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Nah, it’s an incredible idea, the actual execution just won’t turn out even close to the potential or promise.
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I'm still waiting for Godus to come out of early access with all the great features and promises kept!
Any day now.
Actually, I’ve had it installed on my phone for years and in the last year there’s been a steady stream of updates implementing stuff. The dock apparently works now and you can sail places. I’ve just restarted playing it
I met Peter at E3 one year before the release of Black and White two. He offered to give us (then two kids) a pre build copy of the game before it even came out. His secretary ripped it out of our hands on the way out the door and gave us some lame swag instead.
Guy has always had his head in the clouds. Love his games though.
Love the idea that his secretary/assistant was just babysitting him and stopping him from doing monumentally stupid (corporately speaking) stuff without thinking.
That's exactly what was happening.
Science-based dragon MMO
Holy shit. From the Wikipedia entry on Peter Molyneux: Following the failure of his first game, The Entrepreneur:
"...Molyneux retreated from game design, and started Taurus Impex Limited—a company that exported baked beans to the Middle East—with his business partner Les Edgar."
BEANS
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Urgh. He's seriously trying make a comeback after Godus? You'd think he'd have thrown the towel in and retired.
Ah shit, here we go again.
Oh god hes escaped the Public Relations Dungeon again!
So... blockchain, NFT, Live Service, Microtransaction FPS with MMO style grind, and maybe it's in a fantasy setting for some reason, with unlockable space ships that you can only buy with real life cash, Star Citizen style?
Oh, and there's no gameplay ever released, but you can keep buying skins and other microtransactions.
Then it shuts down with no refunds 5 years later, and all your purchases go poof, and the only "gameplay" released is one slow FPS level with a backwards flying dragon and some generic terrorists.
A stable frame rate? Graphics as advertised?
Haven't we been here before? Which Fable was it that he tried pulling this same thing but it wound up being a whole lot of nothing?
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Oh dear, he's back to his old ways of hyping things 😕
Lets give him a chance if its shit dont buy it I would love some fresh games
He should have retired after Black & White.
He has made great games, but as others have said he is a proffesional bullshitter.
From the master of fables.
At this point it's in you if you believe this grifter.
Sure Peter, whatever you say, Peter... 🙄
Project Milo 2
Yeah, his history of over promising and hype that has led to disappointment more often than not less me to not trust a single thing this legendary developer says.
Oh boy, here we go again!
Deja vu.
This is his favorite line to regurgitate.
is it a day/night cycle that corresponds to your irl clock?
Always good to hear your old favorites again. He's done some great things, but it feels like investors just cart him out to make unsubstantiated claims in the last 20 years and this is coming from someone that was there for populous and dungeon keeper (I still have the original that I bought).
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