@Jens_Rasmussen @LittleTom WotR wasn't too bad, but it was very gay.
I think purple games tend to be gay, and gay games tend to be failures.
So it's a case of looking at A→C and missing the A→B→C.
Still, it's a fairly good model, decent predictive capability.
@Jens_Rasmussen @LittleTom Yeah, I believe so.
Here's what I'm thinking:
This kind of light purple/magenta colors, also known as "bisexual lighting", is a choice that's common to designers of a certain culture (or mindset / orientation / demographic, whatever).
The title image is decided on by the lead designer, and this indicates to an extent the culture of the rest of the development team.
It's not a 100% guaranteed, but it's a good indicator:
Bisexual lighting ↓
probably progressive lead designer ↓
likely progressive team ↓
progressive values, writing, and talent hiring policy ↓
failed project.
This chain can be broken at any point, where you can have competent developers and gay designers, but it's usually not the case.
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