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If we compare with the movie industry: 3rd rate directors and actors need to take every job they get offered to make a living. But Kubrick, Spielberg, Villeneuve, Cameron or actors like Tom Cruise or Tom Hanks, they do movies they want. Sure, they all want their movie to be liked and successful, and they might even make compromises for that, or not.

I would guess this here is similar. 7D2D was successful enough that they could continue to make the game they want. Obviously they for example implemented features to make it easier for new players, like the intro quests, but intro quests can be ignored. They made default difficulty quite easy, but there are other difficulty settings they themselves might find right.

On the whole they still could be making the game they want to play themselves but also compromise to make the game more appealing to everyone. Not all questions have a clear answer of yes and no.

If we compare with the movie industry: 3rd rate directors and actors need to take every job they get offered to make a living. But Kubrick, Spielberg, Villeneuve, Cameron or actors like Tom Cruise or Tom Hanks, they do movies they want. Sure, they all want their movie to be liked and successful, and they might even make compromises for that, or not.

I would guess this here is similar. 7D2D was successful enough that they could continue to make the game they want. Obviously they for example implemented features to make it easier for new players, like the intro quests, but intro quests can be ignored. They made default difficulty quite easy, but there are other difficulty settings they themselves might find right. It is even possible that they already played this game so much that they consider the game of their dreams to be the next one.

On the whole they still could be making the game they want to play themselves but also compromise to make the game more appealing to everyone. Not all questions have a clear answer of yes and no.

If we compare with the movie industry: 3rd rate directors and actors need to take every job they get offered to make a living. But Kubrick, Spielberg, Villeneuve, Cameron or actors like Tom Cruise or Tom Hanks, they do movies they want. Sure, they all want their movie to be liked and successful, and they might even make compromises for that, or not.

I would guess this here is similar. 7D2D was successful enough that they could continue to make the game they want. Obviously they for example implemented features to make it easier for new players, like the intro quests, but intro quests can be ignored. They made default difficulty quite easy, but there are other difficulty settings they themselves might find right. It is even possible that they already played this game so much that they consider the game of their dreams the next one.

On the whole they still could be making the game they want to play themselves but also compromise to make the game more appealing to everyone. Not all questions have a clear answer of yes and no.

If we compare with the movie industry: 3rd rate directors and actors need to take every job they get offered to make a living. But Kubrick, Spielberg, Villeneuve, Cameron or actors like Tom Cruise or Tom Hanks, they do movies they want. Sure, they all want their movie to be liked and successful, and they might even make compromises for that, or not.

I would guess this here is similar. 7D2D was successful enough that they could continue to make the game they want. Obviously they for example implemented features to make it easier for new players, like the intro quests, but intro quests can be ignored. They made default difficulty quite easy, but there are other difficulty settings they themselves might find right.

On the whole they still could be making the game they want to play themselves but also compromise to make the game more appealing to everyone. Not all questions have a clear answer of yes and no.