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Cliff Bleszinski is a relic.
It bombed because there were no chainsaws.
His ego doesn't allow him to understand that.
He tried to go against Blizzard with a hero shooter that had practically zero marketing. He could've given it away for free and failed. Is he really so myopic as to think it's because he injected "woke" politics into it? I didn't even know it had any politics in it. Maybe start with how nobody knew much about it.
I personally found the art, premise and gameplay concept boring. I think most people did.
Nope.