speak for yourself artagel.
not to mention that around the same time we had games like might and magic and wizardry.
and even then, i want to see some positive evolution of the genre.
games have been regressing for too long, and now all thats left is soulless open world single player MMOs or Nostalgia bait games.
time to move forward again
Never said I felt progressing or evolving the genre was the wrong way to go. These are my hopes as well. And I never expressed a desire to see a 2019 RPG still doing 2d iso and sprites. Not sure where you got that notion, either.
But the fact is, the nostalgia of a franchise whose last entry was nearly 20 years ago is most definitely part of the reason Larian spent so much time and $$ to acquire the license. I think it's interesting to talk about how much they will try and retain from a presentation standpoint.
