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You can't use that argument since it's too broad a statement for it to be of actual use. Do you represent all of the players that play SGW3 multiplayer? No you don't, so without solid data the company goes by the general trend that they think most players will enjoy.
SGW3 is kinda the game for people who hated the previous games in the series. It's the polar opposite of those games in a number of ways.
I still dont see data. Here, let me try doing what you're doing: 6 millions Jews didn't die in the holocaust.
Boy, that was easy.
SGW1 had the elements of Sniping, Sneaking (Ghosting) and Warrior, the run and gun sections of the game which were taken out of the console version (maybe just PS3 version, not 100% sure). A lot of people felt they were poorly handled and felt out of place so they went hard in on the sniping for SGW2 which was fantastic but they took out the spotting. The MP for SGW1 had no prone which was a huge upset and the no cross was something people wanted even then.
SGW2 went for sniping only, huge focus on Story which was great (played through so many times and only game on steam I've 100 percented). The MP was mostly warmly welcomed because of the prone change. Hacking and glitching still an issue as with SGW1, crossing was not restricted but the maps felt better designed for targetting crossers. The ammo refills is something people were grateful for. The DLC for SGW2 and the rise of Sniper Elite made people think they wanted an open world game so it became a request (one the CEO of CI Games says was a mistake for their studio to make - it open world).
SGW3 is a mix of aspects and new elements. It like previous games is good. They have done something new and original enough with all games in the series, which is fantastic and unlike most game series. There is plently to praise and plenty to complain about. You don't have a successful game series without the franchise fans following you and encourging others to play the game. You don't get many people jumping on board an established franchise unless it is standout amazing.
@anisakis, grow up.
Its not a joke. It's a representation of how rediculous frivolous claims can be. I thought you were insightful enough to recognize that.