Interview: Building Warframe 1999's Narrative Web That Powers Its Upcoming Relationship System | MMO

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• Ginaz Member RarePosts: 2,571

  November 30

  Just what I wanted when playing my space ninja...romance options.

  Is a man not entitled to the herp of his derp?

  Remember, I live in a world where juggalos and yugioh players are real things.
• Greatsword Member RarePosts: 428

  November 30

  Glad you are still hung up on a marketing phrase from 2013.
• ruby05guy Newbie CommonPosts: 2

  December 3 edited December 4

  System said:

  Interview: Building Warframe 1999's Narrative Web That Powers Its Upcoming Relationship System | MMORPG.com

  Warframe 1999's will soon be upon us, and ahead of today's Devstream we were able to chat with creative director Rebecca Ford and principal writer Kat Kingsley about one of its more Aquí anticipated features: its instant messenger-style romance system.

  Read the full story here

  Like a bold and exciting way to deepen the narrative to dive into the new relationship system and experience how it brings the story to life in such a unique way!
  

  Post edited by ruby05guy on December 4
• caalem Member UncommonPosts: 312

  December 3

  Exactly what I feared would happen with BG3, developers saw its success and decided to copy its most boring, mundane aspects instead of actually understanding why it was a good game. Now every game is going to be have visual novel relationships for the next 10 years instead of goal-based quest design, highly reactive world, etc., because those things are actually hard to do.

  
• eyesneveropen Newbie CommonPosts: 1

  December 7

  my good lord...
  1999 better meet the ridiculously high expectations that the marketing team set for it