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I've said many times on the SE5 board that an open world SE game set in a Pacific chain of islands would be epic. The US would often go around Japanese-held islands instead of invading them. What if one of these islands had some SECRET UBER NAZI TECH that Karl was sent in to investigate? Maybe some kind of new AA guns that needed satchel charges ASAP.
But it will never happen because it's not PC to see Japan as the bad guys. I was really hoping the Japanese officers and weapons in SE5 was them teasing a Pacifc setting in SE6, but again I bet it won't happen. I'd love to be wrong though.
However, that all comes back to the game engine, and I don't see the thing they've been using, periodically updated or otherwise (methinks, otherwise), being able to do open-world co-op.
We can't have the pacific because rebellion are greedy and fear that making anything new will lead to less sales. All you can expect from this game is more of the same. Bugs, microtransactions, and a kill hitler dlc.
Open world would be hard and I'm not surprised Rebellion don't seem interested. The only open-world sniping game I know of is Sniper Ghost Warrior 3, which was a lot of fun but also basically held together with duct tape. I still think it's a really fun game, and an unintended homage to fps games from the late 90s and early 00s. But the developers who made it complained a lot about how hard it was to make the game because it was open world, and that it drove down sales because of how unpolished the game was.
A company like Ubisoft can make open-world games like Far Cry 3/4/5/6 because they will spend a zillion dollars on it. A small independent developer like Rebellion is happy to just have a small team that makes a traditional level-based shooter.
That's probably it really
But yes a change of scenery would be much more interesting
Yawn. Take me to the pacific
FFS, you guys would make tons of money if you made game settings based on WW2 Asia. People are bored of just hunting down germans, give us something knew already. How about even a VR game set in the pacific conflict as well. Please at least talk to your company board about it
I'm not bored at all 😊
Instead of saying "people are bored of" you should say "I am bored of".
Personally, I'd like to see improvements in enemy AI, improvements in game mechanics, a game engine that allows for more populated maps etc. But not a totally different setting. It wouldn't be the same game series anymore.
People are bored though. Your guilty of the very thing you are trying to accuse lol.
And going by these forums (that "some people" are not happy) is not good enough. Here people complain all the time which can make you think that everybody hates this game etc. But reality is very different when you look at the global statistics. On the global scale, people don't hate Sniper Elite 5 at all. It's just that the haters are very vocal here.
5 sold much fewer copies than 4. Physical sales were around 64% lower than 4. Digital stats are unknown but if you look at the number of reviews positive and negative between the two games there is a massive difference in numbers. This is why we are getting resistance. It is likely considerably cheaper to make as it reuses the assets from 5. It's pretty obvious people are sick of it, a lot of people.
On the other hand, SE4 has been available for much longer than SE5 and I'm sure that even the release of SE5 boosted the sales of SE4 which you can see also in the huge single peak of active players of SE4 in May 2022 when SE5 was released.
So SE5 helped SE4, but not the other way round obviously.
So this comparison isn't exactly fair.
Edit:
Also it's not obvious that people are specifically bored of WW2, Nazis, Hitler etc. and that switching to a different setting would help in any way. It could easily have a totally opposite effect.