There was a big conversation about some sort of Warhammer expansion for Stellaris (mostly because GW hands out licenses like candy) which sounded fun to me but sounds like a pipe dream, was more like a big musing, which are kinda common. How games are decided on is more of a 'does this person with project experience want to do something and want to commit 3-4 years on it? ok, lets do it.' rather than any sort of set plan, which is a fun way to do things that keeps motivation high. Most people just vibe though
what sequel/game do employees wish they could make?
There was a big conversation about some sort of Warhammer expansion for Stellaris (mostly because GW hands out licenses like candy) which sounded fun to me but sounds like a pipe dream, was more like a big musing, which are kinda common. How games are decided on is more of a 'does this person with project experience want to do something and want to commit 3-4 years on it? ok, lets do it.' rather than any sort of set plan, which is a fun way to do things that keeps motivation high. Most people just vibe though
That sounds fucking amazing bummer it didn’t come to be.