Re: Steam threads deleted by moderators for no reason
Posted: Sun 30. Jul 2023, 13:49
Sure hope it saved them some money in that case, because I doubt it did the series any good. I don't have any official numbers, but going by what's available publicly, I don't think SF3 ended up in the green in terms of monetary gain.
At the end of the day, wasted opportunity if you ask me. I will say that moving Grimlore away from SpellForce and giving a shot at it was a good idea in my opinion, even if the genre was different, but you could see from how the devs interacted with fans that they cared, they respected established canon and were very good with listening to feedback, which ultimately resulted in a game that was, by in large, pretty well received (apart from people who just aren't interested in turn based).
So overall, I think going in this direction was a good step by , and though I criticize them often, I also want to point out when they do something right - I just hope that this won't be one of those "one step forwards, two steps back" situations
I personally wouldn't mind if they gave a chance to work on something bigger, maybe even a shot at that SpellForce 1 remaster a lot of people want. They are a capable bunch and think they'd do an amazing job, especially since the head of the studio, Jan Wagner, is someone who had a leading role back when SF1 and SF2 were developed.
At the end of the day, wasted opportunity if you ask me. I will say that moving Grimlore away from SpellForce and giving a shot at it was a good idea in my opinion, even if the genre was different, but you could see from how the devs interacted with fans that they cared, they respected established canon and were very good with listening to feedback, which ultimately resulted in a game that was, by in large, pretty well received (apart from people who just aren't interested in turn based).
So overall, I think going in this direction was a good step by , and though I criticize them often, I also want to point out when they do something right - I just hope that this won't be one of those "one step forwards, two steps back" situations
I personally wouldn't mind if they gave a chance to work on something bigger, maybe even a shot at that SpellForce 1 remaster a lot of people want. They are a capable bunch and think they'd do an amazing job, especially since the head of the studio, Jan Wagner, is someone who had a leading role back when SF1 and SF2 were developed.