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Dontnod has no money in the past, but maybe now after LIS (it was on sale place 5 both on PS3 and PS4) maybe they have enough money to build "Life is Strange - Open World online" for a never ending gameplay (and a clothing shop and a Vortex Party on every weekend) ^^
Well technically at least 11,000 - 12,000 Sales.
maybe they could do this without too much work, after episode 5 they have so many graphics, they just have to replace and animate the existing things and characters once in a while and I would be happy with it for years ^^ ..I envy the people of the future for watching their series like playing an open world game..
If I only was able to see flawlessness in ideas, not executions.
I don't really care either way. I mean it's pseudo open world versus open world, and LIS worlds are typically not these massive planet sized worlds.
I also feel like having the player do too many things would just distract from the story at hand. It's not like in Bully in which, well, you have to roleplay the character as a bully and so you have to have that experience.