Even Crimson Desert's lead actor knows you're not here for the story: "The boon of this game is clearly the size of the open world, and, you know, the fact that you can pick up a cat"
Crimson Desert's lead actor, Alec Newman, acknowledges that the game's open world and the ability to interact with elements like cats are its primary draws, rather than its story. Newman discussed the challenges of developing a cohesive narrative due to the game's shifting development focus, which originally began as an online prequel to Black Desert Online. He spent five years working on the project, advocating for more character development for the protagonist.
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