Would you be fine with a Bloodborne sequel developed by Platinum with Kamiya as director?
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Platinum is one of those unique companies in that they've literally never made a single game that I've enjoyed despite my earnest efforts. So no, I don't really support them being conscripted to work on other games.
I don't even like Bloodborne but for the love of god keep them away from it.
I don't even like Bloodborne but for the love of god keep them away from it.
I wouldn't want a Kamiya-made BB, or a Miyazaki-made DMC/Bayo.
Let them develop/create their own work.
If we truly want a BB sequel, the best way is to ask the "CREATORS" of BB or "Project Beast", aka, SONY Japan Studio to make it and helped by Bluepoint, like what FromSoft and Miyazaki did.
Let them develop/create their own work.
If we truly want a BB sequel, the best way is to ask the "CREATORS" of BB or "Project Beast", aka, SONY Japan Studio to make it and helped by Bluepoint, like what FromSoft and Miyazaki did.
Ima say no as someone who didn't even like bloodborne (but liked the souls games). I think what makes all those games special is the level design, which i don't think PG can rise to
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Quite obviously, yes
At first I thought this was a terrible idea, but after reading all the responses I now feel sorry for OP and want to tell them they are probably a great person with many great qualities and a meager thread will never change that.
Tbh though I'm not sure I want a Bloodborne sequel regardless of who makes it. What made Bloodborne interesting to me was that it was something totally new and different. Going back to that world as it has already been established doesn't strike me as very compelling. Similarly to how Dark Souls 3 aimed to bring the player back to the world of Dark Souls 1, but it really felt like I was just going through the motions that I had already experienced in the first game, and everything they did to flesh out more of that original story just felt like bolted-on, fan-fic at that point.
Tbh though I'm not sure I want a Bloodborne sequel regardless of who makes it. What made Bloodborne interesting to me was that it was something totally new and different. Going back to that world as it has already been established doesn't strike me as very compelling. Similarly to how Dark Souls 3 aimed to bring the player back to the world of Dark Souls 1, but it really felt like I was just going through the motions that I had already experienced in the first game, and everything they did to flesh out more of that original story just felt like bolted-on, fan-fic at that point.
Funny how people always bring up Miyazaki in relation to bloodborne when that game had a co-director handle the bulk of the work.
No. If it isn't done by From and with Miyazaki at least on an overseeing role, I'd rather not have it.
Is this really true? I know there was a co-director, but didn't know who did what exactly on the title.
So what you are saying is we need some company to throw money at John Romero to make the original vision for quake. It might end up good, it might end up awful, either way I'm totally into it.
Hideki Kamiya is the greatest living video game director, so I'm down for whatever he wants to do. If he somehow lands the Bloodborne 2 job, then buddy I guess I'm playing 100+ hours of Kamiya Bloodborne and loving it.
No, I enjoy plenty of Platinum's output, but Bloodborne isn't that. And what the fuck is that shit about "combat would be improved"? Fuck outta here with that crap!
The beauty of this medium is that it is full of variety, I invite you to try it. One kind of combat in a type of game doesn't have to be compared to the kind of combat from another kind of game, they can coexist just fine because variety is great and they are not supposed to be compared as if they existed within the same genre. That wasn't hard.
AbsoFUCKINGlutely.
You had me at Hideki Kamiya. "Untitled Hideki Kamiya Project" might as well be named GOTY whenever he makes something, because that's at least going to be one of the year's best titles.
As someone who's in the middle of Bloodborne, I would rather a followup be put in the hands of someone more familiar with the Souls style of gameplay...
On the other hand, I'd be curious to see what a Platinum-made Souls game would be like. Maybe not as good as i'd expect, but we'll see.
You had me at Hideki Kamiya. "Untitled Hideki Kamiya Project" might as well be named GOTY whenever he makes something, because that's at least going to be one of the year's best titles.
As someone who's in the middle of Bloodborne, I would rather a followup be put in the hands of someone more familiar with the Souls style of gameplay...
On the other hand, I'd be curious to see what a Platinum-made Souls game would be like. Maybe not as good as i'd expect, but we'll see.
Sounds terrible.
Would be the first From game I haven't purchased in a long time. I don't want a "character action game" from From and their style of games. It's why Sekiro is my least favorite of their games (Felt like it had a foot in two worlds).
Would be the first From game I haven't purchased in a long time. I don't want a "character action game" from From and their style of games. It's why Sekiro is my least favorite of their games (Felt like it had a foot in two worlds).
