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I personally don’t understand how people play RPGs on console. I don’t mean this in an arrogant or aggressive manner, back in the day (most of 2000s) consoles completely fucked the PC game market, but that’s not the case today.
These days it’s irrelevant, the market is so huge that one can play tons of unique PC only RPGs and it doesn’t matter what Obsidian or Bethesda are doing.
In context of RPGs, consoles make it difficult to have skills systems, include text, allow modding (I still play Fallout 1/2 and Arcanum every few years, more than a quarter of a century later) and do result in UI/UX inefficiency which in turn limits themes and approaches that can be used in world building.
One just has to look at VTMB 1 (computer focused) and VTMB (cross platform, but UI is console based and game design was console focused).
I personally don’t understand how people play RPGs on console. I don’t mean this in an arrogant or aggressive manner, back in the day (most of 2000s) consoles completely fucked the PC game market, but that’s not the case today.
These days it’s irrelevant, the market is so huge that one can play tons of unique PC only RPGs and it doesn’t matter what Obsidian or Bethesda are doing.
In context of RPGs, consoles make it difficult to have skills systems, include text, allow modding (I still play Fallout 1/2 and Arcanum every few years, more than a quarter of a century later) and do result in UI/UX inefficiency which in turn limits themes and approaches that can be used in world building.
One just has to look at VTMB 1 (computer focused) and VTMB (cross platform, but UI is console based and game design was console focused).
Simple answer. Because they dont think about those things or care about them.