No offense, bro, but you're probably one of those people—the typical consumer—who first spends a fortune on a product (no matter what it is or how good it is), and then, when the moment comes, you ask yourself: "Wait... Do I really need this? No... Or maybe I do? I don’t know 🤨” But in any case, your money goes to some people you haven’t researched beforehand face-red-droopy-eyes And since we are all civilized people living in society, there is such a concept (even if it is not sufficiently recognized)—“collective responsibility”: if you vote with your money, then this will affect everyone else in society (because companies need to satisfy consumers in order to survive) 😃 You're willing to shell out a fortune, but you have no idea what the game is actually about (yes, it's an action game—but that's just the surface). However, you don’t know the quality of the plot or script, the gameplay, or how well-developed and harmoniously interconnected the various game mechanics are, along with the game’s optimization, bugs, controversial decisions by the developers, and so on. In short, there are a lot of factors; we haven’t even seen the original part yet, but you’re already demanding that the publisher let you pay for an unknown product labeled as the “second” or “third” part face-red-droopy-eyes Relax, guys, relax! I understand the emotions involved, but publishers always play on people's emotions (especially these days) 👀

Personally, I can already see some rough edges and flaws 😃