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Was that Breaking bad-thing from GRRM a joke or what? Doesn`t sound good. :(
ReplyDeleteI think the obvious answer to why so few games are set in WWI is thematic "competition" from WWII. To mainstream gamers WWI and WWII settings are the same: probably in Europe, in the early 20th century, and probably depicted in a Saving Private Ryan-inspired grey color palette.
ReplyDeleteThat and the rarity of man-portable automatic firearms, which would make for a completely different kind of FPS.
I think the main reason is the static nature of warfare in the west and the fact that no one knows about the war in the east.
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