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From the words of the insider Shinobi, The Order 1886 was profitableThe Order bombed horribly. There's no chance they make a sequel.
From the words of the insider Shinobi, The Order 1886 was profitableThe Order bombed horribly. There's no chance they make a sequel.
Agreed. The Order 1886 still looks jaw dropping till this day1886 had the best graphics ever released to the world.
Meh, you can see its age for sure, and it's still pretty blurry.Agreed. The Order 1886 still looks jaw dropping till this day
ThisSony owns the ip...,unless RAD brought it back it ain't happening.
Master of spins kkkkkkkkRead it again.
"In the case of The Order, the developer wanted ownership of the IP but at that time, it wasn’t possible, according to Sams. "
That was 5 years ago man, a lot can change in 5 years.
I played it about 3-4 weeks ago and it's still the best looking and most consistent. The materials from the high quality PBR are unmatchedMeh, you can see its age for sure, and it's still pretty blurry.
It has nothing to do with spin, you don't use any logic.Master of spins kkkkkkkk
You never learn.
I thought you were avoiding me with your lies.
Logic? C’mon spinner.It has nothing to do with spin, you don't use any logic.
I asked you how you know that RAD doesn't currently own the IP and you post an article from 5 years ago that says "at the time it wasn't possible" in relation to them retaining ownership to which I say "A lot can change in 5 years", and somehow I'm spinning something?
You rarely make a lick of sense, jesus.
Again, that was 5 years ago and the source you posted specifically denoted "at the time", and a lot can happen in 5 years. Sony could have sold them the IP after a period of evaluation and no interest in doing anything with it, we have no idea.Logic? C’mon spinner.
The guy uses at the time because the interview was made after they broke up with Sony and they didn’t get the IP even they wanting to.
Spinning spinning spinningAgain, that was 5 years ago and the source you posted specifically denoted "at the time", and a lot can happen in 5 years. Sony could have sold them the IP after a period of evaluation and no interest in doing anything with it, we have no idea.
It has nothing to do with spin, you don't use any logic.
I asked you how you know that RAD doesn't currently own the IP and you post an article from 5 years ago that says "at the time it wasn't possible" in relation to them retaining ownership to which I say "A lot can change in 5 years", and somehow I'm spinning something?
You rarely make a lick of sense, jesus.
Sony can put any developer to make the game if they want.Yup. A lot can charge in five years.
I'd personally love to see a sequel. 1886 was great despite its flaws. Screw the haters.
Again, that was 5 years ago and the source you posted specifically denoted "at the time", and a lot can happen in 5 years. Sony could have sold them the IP after a period of evaluation and no interest in doing anything with it, we have no idea.
You don't know that, what's is your deal man?Spinning spinning spinning
Proof? You can’t because Sony owns the IP.
What fact? The only information we have is from 2015, implying as if something couldn't change in that period of 1,825 days after that article was written.is it that easy to deny facts now?
Ok, I won’t get too excited
Or Outback SteakhouseBased on the first one they should have pitched it to Netflix instead since they clearly want to make a movies/Tv shows instead
If I have to guess that is what happened..:Should have pitched it to Netflix instead since they clearly wanted to make a movie/Tv show instead
They should make a remake first to make the first game a game.If "learn from your mistakes" is a thing then I'll definitely play the sequel.
If The Order wanted to be a success it would have to adopt Gears of War pacing more or less as they both kind of target the same genre and gameplay type. It can still be heavy in dialog and cutscenes but there needs to be a lot of extended gameplay to compliment all of those story sequences.The only way another The Order should be revealed is with a long uncut gameplay segment that shows how they learned from their mistakes and are putting more emphasis on playing the game instead of watching barely interactable cutscenes.
If Sony use this as a big reveal and it looks like more of the same with better graphics I think it will land with a dud.
If I have to guess that is what happened..:
- RAD made a contract with Sony to develop a game in x years.
- Due RAD inexperience they couldn’t delivery the game in the time.
- Sony allowed them to work more x months in the game.
- RAD couldn’t finish the game in that addictions time.
- Sony forced them to finish the game at date A.
- RAD delivered a demo instead a game.
- Sony and RAD broke relations.
In resume the project was too big for a company like RAD and they could only do a half-backer game that feels so incomplete that I can understand how Sony broke up with them.