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It means a huge chunk of bespoke content won't be played much. You need to look for ways to stretch the content inexpensively. Playing with terrain is a relatively inexpensive way to stretch content, since you have to make terrain anyway. I would make four cutscenes showing key points in this war.
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none of Dishonored's morality system and I think this is good, the "stealth puzzle = humane cage free assassination" philosophy has aged poorly imo 69% less stealth. Or at worst, they are leftover consequences of the design and they had to fudge some random content for it. TUTORIAL The tutorial happens across 3 in-game loops.
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