CryptRat
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Is there a particular reason for choosing the TWW sequel (next to Fire, but which is a smaller game) to abandon the inventory system?
TWW2 will be more accessible. Do they estimate that TWW2 still offers some challenge? Is abandoning the inventory system a deliberate way to make the game easier?
Do they have any little-known fairy tale or light fantasy reading to recommend?
In the future, could they make a RPG which would use a light fantasy or an unusal humourous setting?
[FANBOY]Do they personnally consider that they pay a particular attention to the ending of their games?[/FANBOY]
TWW2 will be more accessible. Do they estimate that TWW2 still offers some challenge? Is abandoning the inventory system a deliberate way to make the game easier?
Do they have any little-known fairy tale or light fantasy reading to recommend?
In the future, could they make a RPG which would use a light fantasy or an unusal humourous setting?
[FANBOY]Do they personnally consider that they pay a particular attention to the ending of their games?[/FANBOY]