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Exactly my man, the most important thing is keeping it alive, sure flexing about how much of a nerd you are and how much lore you know is cool, but whats important is sparking new peoples interest in the battletech universe.
It matters not how they find it, or how much they know, what matters is they try it and start getting into it, I mean you cant really hold it against people for being to young when it all started.
The best similar examples of "why" are games like MGS5 and AC6 - their previous entires are either too old or console-bound. Anyway, most of the modern games from long-standing series tend to do some kind of a "soft reboot" to the franchise in order to attract more players without scaring them off with an old backlog of game lore baggages.
What people are complaining about shouldn't be called "Toursits". "Squatters" is the better way to describe them. They come in, complain about everything and demand that the setting should be changed to fit their whims, or they are not staying.
Tourist comes and leaves if Tourist doesn't find the setting interesting. And that's okay. Some of them will love it and will stay.
Squatters? Yeah, no.
But yeah, this guy is weird. Everyone has to start SOMEWHERE in the franchise. You don't come in loaded with knowledge and you have to start somewhere. This game is a pretty good on-boarding experience for CSJ and Clans.
MW5: Mercs and Battletech 2018 are much better more modern games to start with, as they're both basically soft reboots.
Or just watch Tex Talks Battletech.
So, pick your morality poison.
not sure about how other do it but when I buy into new for me but otherwise well established ip I do some basic research first
Lower your expectations. Then lower them significantly more,
I was shaking my head at exactly this before release. Belligerence and ignorance are common, sense is not.
Tabletop not included of course, so the majority of peoples first experiences with Battletech were either MW2, large number of Mechassault players (these dont count people, get over it) MW4 which was clan stuff again, or battletech pc/MW5.
There have been significantly MORE games featuring MadCats and Clan tech then there have been games with Centurions in the mech lineup.
2 happened because 1 was popular enough to make a 2. To add to that, you had the MPBT EGA in between which was itself was fairly popular for what it was given the early age of the internet at the time and helped introduce a lot more people to the series, especially after it moved over to AOL from GEnie, even though it was a shell of itself at that point.
Nevermind the 3 console games at that time before 2 released.
Most people started with 2, the format for future games started with 2. Mechwarrior 1 barely even has an relation to the future games dude. Crescent hawk inception and the others before MW1 were top down dos era games
I was around for every battletech game so far dude, were you even born?
Correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't that the only official videogame where you actually play as a clanner for what, 25+ years before mw5 clans?