What are you willing to compromise to get DI back
Posted: Thu May 19, 2016 5:25 amProps to goofyspaceranger for posting some interesting ideas. I've been one that only thought DI could stay alive if licensed by a big publisher like EA. Goofy's posts have made me think about what I would be willing to concede if a small studio took on DI.
Personally I'd be fine if a studio just kept the toy box community going and produced toy box figures regularly, while shifting all emphasis onto user generated content. If you take out Playset development you can cut out some development costs and time while keeping the heart and soul of the game (the toy box community) alive.
What would you be willing to concede? What lesser version of DI would you be satisfied with?
Personally I'd be fine if a studio just kept the toy box community going and produced toy box figures regularly, while shifting all emphasis onto user generated content. If you take out Playset development you can cut out some development costs and time while keeping the heart and soul of the game (the toy box community) alive.
What would you be willing to concede? What lesser version of DI would you be satisfied with?