Saint's Row 2022

Imagine having such an easy "gimmie" formula and IP, and still managing to piss off literally everyone except obvious paid journalists. How is it possible to fuck up so bad?

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When do you think they're going to announce the studios closure? They already got lucky after AoM and were given a second chance.

God, imagine if Rockfish Studios bought the Descent/Freespace IP. We might actually get a new space WW2 fighter game within our lifetimes.

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>Haters gonna ha-ACK!

wow another saints row thread of the same shit over and over

I haven't seen a saints row thread in like... two or three days. This is the only one on the board right now.

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it's a tax write off before volition sells to microsoft or EA or something

They don't need a tax write off. Epic already paid them enough for the game to be considered a success.

nice lie dont pretend you faggot dont have this thread multiple times a day

Hopefully soon. Maybe they'll give Red Faction to semi-competent studio.

I can't believe they ended up hiring more people for Saints Row than they fired after Agents of Mayhem.

I have no idea what the ending was supposed to be

Doesn't Embracer own them?

Yes they spent like 150M on them which keeps getting confused as this game having s 150M budget which it definitely didn't.

you must be retarded then

>How is it possible to fuck up so bad?
Take a wild guess

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I doubt that person had anything to do with the game about eight years later.
Either way, they doubled down after all the criticism.

It's the ending that is retarded. It's complete nonsense but not in the way all the previous games were.
There's every reason to expect the betrayal but not the context behind it.

Thank you, kind user, for thread #606 this week.

What's happening to volition now?

Looks like he's been working at Valve since 2014.

Go back and watch the team interviews and say that lol
>Looks like he's been working at Valve since 2014.
Well, that explains Artifact