@BryanDechart I... I am sorry. It's all my fault, I couldn't find the exit in time and... well, the price was paid. A grimm ending for a spectacular, thrilling journey. But at least now I know I will become a better human in the next playthrough :)
@corybarlog Just finished watching Raising Kratos. Loved the brutal honesty, had goosebumps during the E3 part and consumed every bit of insight about your journey. But seeing @iamchrisjudge during the Blades of Chaos moment... Holy Jörmungandr, man, that's when I lost it.
@corybarlog I finished The Game half a year ago and I still feel that energy. I love it - it gave me focus and the impulse to put things in motion. You and your team did this, so thank you for that, you have my respect. I'll see you around.
@corybarlog Then I played The Game. I won't tell you what you already know by now, but I want you to know this: this game has reminded me why I joined this industry in the first place. Why I wanted to make games and, more important, the kind of experiences I want to deliver.
@corybarlog I was a fan of the original trilogy, I enjoyed the PSP games, I consumed anything that expanded on Kratos' story - his journey is one of my favorites. You can imagine how I screamed with enthusiasm at my screen back in 2016, when Kratos stepped out of the shadows.
@corybarlog You. And your team. You have no idea what you did. I was at peace, chillin' in my comfort zone, enjoying a monotonous professional life - I was in control, I knew what to expect, the challenges were easy, the money kept coming. It was cozy, so why push for more?