I think this game was NEVER going to get the greenlight as there was nothing about the original idea that was profitable in their minds, so they put it on the back shelf until one day some Ubisoft executive had an idea about an open world space game as you see in these trailers, they thought to themselves "Gee, this is an ambitious project, there's no way in hell we can risk something like this with a new IP.UNLESS" then they flick through old franchises which haven't been around for a long time until they came across up Beyond Good and Evil. I can't believe he would have wanted to go this route but you never know And if he's responsible and this was his original vision, he can shove it where the sun don't shine" "They took Michael Ancel's game and destroyed what we were waiting for. This is the issue with prequels people don't seem to get, now it seems we are either going to have a now sequel which makes no sense, getting rid of the plot points built up in the first game or a forced in story prequel which won't link to the first game at all. He even looks at her, recognizing who she is when he says ".jade?" So when the hell did that happen? They never mentioned she was evil, brain washed, corrupted in the first game, she was just an orphan who Pey'j took in and they lived in a light house. What do Ubisoft do after 15 years? Oh lets make a gigantic, high stakes open world space game which is prequel to the original game and with a huge focus on online and co-op play, not too mention giving you a blank create your own character protagonist.įirst it's a prequel, then a year and a half later after the outcries you see a trailer with Pey'j in it gazing upon an evil looking Jade who looks the same age as she was in the first game. We just wanted a simple sequel of a great story based platforming game with Jade as the main character continuing her adventure from the open ending of the first game.
They ruined it.I mean the game could be great but at the end of the day this is NOT Beyond Good and Evil
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