The former Infinity Ward creative strategist founded his own studio to make games that “go against modern tren

The former Infinity Ward creative strategist founded his own studio to make games that “go against modern trends in monetization and live service.” //18.bravo’s first game will be a story-driven first-person shooter with online elements.However, according to Robert Bowling, it will be minimally dependent on the studio.You can expect a P2P connection in the game and “you will be able to play even if the studio is closed” (as they say, “get it while it’s hot”).Individual servers will also be used, but only at release and peak performance.Bowling also said that if the studio ends, all assets and code will go into the public domain.In his statement on LinkedIn, he also addressed the top executives who receive their millions in bonuses while games die.In general, Bowling decided to impregnate the game on all fronts... A couple of interesting people from DICE of the early 2010s even fell for his words - David Goldfarb (BF: Bad Company), and Gordon Van Dyke (BF: Bad Company). #game #shooter