We know for a fact that it was the execs pushing to release Cyberpunk 2077 last Christmas, with the developers trying to stop them, and you can imagine it was probably the same for Battlefield 2042 and pretty much any other game that released unfinished. Once you accept that logic it’s easy to start seeing the same sort of thing in other games. I have no proof but I wonder if the weird decisions for Halo Infinite are a result of executive meddling? You hear about that all the time with movies but forcing them to show the game before they were ready and pushing people towards microtransactions with the progression system sounds exactly like the sort of thing that a non-creative exec would push for, rather than the people that actually make the game. Now people are going to come to the game with overinflated expectations and those are going to be a lot harder to meet than those that went in expecting the worst.

A bit disappointing and definitely not as good as The Witcher 3, but that goes for about 90% of games. What they don’t seem to understand is that the game has never been thought of as bad. The really weird thing though is that now the game is in danger of being overrated! A lot of people seem to be going overboard with the praise, with the internet, as usual, encouraging contrariness on a massive scale.

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