Dying Light's former director believes devs are obligated 'to focus and listen to the players' because as soon as a game's released 'it stops being only your game'
Former Dying Light director Tymon Smektała believes game developers have an obligation to listen to their players after a game's release, as it ceases to be solely the creators' property. He emphasizes that while player feedback is crucial for understanding player sentiment, developers should not blindly follow the loudest voices, as players are not always correct about solutions. Smektała suggests that developers should pay attention to what excites or frustrates players, as this feedback is valuable for improving the game.
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- Person: Tymon Smektała
- Company: Techland
- Game: Dying Light
- Topic: Player Community
- Platform: PC
- Topic: Game Development
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