Assassin's Creed 4 being built by 1000 people?

[matt382]

With this many people it might make the game a ship-wreck

 

[geoflcl]

so what? I would wager the game is still gonna be boring.... go to point a and then to point b etc. Even after you beat the game you there will be nothing left to do, much like a god of war game.

If you don't like the games, you don't have to play them!

 

[Foxi4]

If the creators will think alike and will be under strong leadership, this is a good thing... if not, too many cooks spoil the broth.

 

[ComeTurismO]

The only con I would see is fighting. Over 500 people working together to assemble this game, there would be so many arguments, saying that they would want this or that happen, or take what person #463, said, out.

 

[RedCoreZero]

Wow that's alot of people,that's a large number counting individually.

 

[Gahars]

The only con I would see is fighting. Over 500 people working together to assemble this game, there would be so many arguments, saying that they would want this or that happen, or take what person #463, said, out.

I don't know, I doubt that the amount of people who have creative input has increased. Most of this huge staff will likely be programmers, just following the directions of the guys upstairs ("Implement this," "Animate this," etc.).

 

[[M]artin]

Sad to say... this is the first Assassin's Creed game that I'm cautiously gonna have to wait for reviews to trickle in on before buying. Assassin's Creed III let me down, big time.

 

[shakirmoledina]

I am expecting bugs with such development methods. The more people you have, the less coordination they possess, unless they learned from ac3. They have to realize that it's the story that sold ac series and so they should focus on that more.

 

[RedCoreZero]

As long I'll be able to steal someones GF by killing the guy, it's a perfect game. #foreveralone

 

[Chary]

More people working on a game, isn't always a good thing.

 

[ComeTurismO]

More people working on a game, isn't always a good thing.

Indeed, as you can see in my post above, that's what I see.