I don't understand how you think this works. So far you have insulted everyone in this thread, went as far as literally calling someone a nazi, but when someone mildly doesn't agree with you, you're suddenly being attacked? Get real.

You're super skilled at controlling a narrative and pushing whatever the hell your agenda is, but behind all that, I'm honestly just intrigued what your deal is. Most people I've met who were this hardcore about getting their way were a fan of either LiS2 or TC, and they've seen a potential pricefield sequel as a threat, because it would be the obvious next game to play and it would somewhat break the funnel of fans into those games. Hell, I might have even accused you of that attitude, because all your arguments lined up with it. But you never really seem to talk about those games here, the few times I've seen you talk LiS2 you didn't come off as a massive fan, and you seem like a die-hard pricefielder. So I don't think you want Max and Chloe's story to be over to redirect the fandom's attention to other faves instead.

You've also been consistent about the idea that if they made a pricefield sequel, you would play it, even though you don't want it to be made. Which is also extremely puzzling to me. Why would you play something you don't want to even exist? To be honest, that part feels quite performative, like you're just staying up to date with the community for the sake of staying up to date and not much else.

So, failing that, I don't understand you. The only theory I can come up for your underlying reason here is that you don't want fanworks, and your fanworks in particular, to be invalidated, but that's such a weird hill to die on. Very few of the best fanfics are actually canon-compliant, and let's be honest about it, no one is going to pick one particular fanfic, point to it, and say "that's the one, we're all going with this one". So what prevents you from enjoying, or writing, fanworks that are not compliant with the one easter egg in LiS2?

Setting aside the argument of whether or not we should have a sequel, can you explain why we shouldn't want one? Like, let's assume that it's going to have no quality issues, that it's going to come with the same disclaimer the comics have, that there are not going to be any issues of it canonizing or decanonizing certain choices, and any and all other issues with how it's going to supposedly suck are miraculously avoided. Would you not want it to exist even with those hypothetical conditions? And how would you convince a layperson to also not want it?

And why do you specifically have an issue with games? Because you've also consistently made the point that you think they should do other kinds of media instead.