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Please Post Enemy Afterthought Questions Here (Patreon)

Published:
2025-12-26 22:49:56
Imported:
2026-06

Content

I'll try and remember to keep doing this in future for those not in the discord, please post any questions for the afterthought video below.

Comments

Gerik

Ya know, considering in this game you felt initially the game's title was too generic, or in ealier vids the problems that come with name's like Yakuza, and how it primes expectations wrongly to expect a GTA clone, what's in a name? What are some games that have incredibly fitting names that stick out to you even now, or the opposite, where the name practically killed your initial interest in a game that otherwise would've been deeply gripping?

Cane Aubright

If by chance the video gets more mods on the scene, what would you like to see? Anything beyond the wishlist you made?

Acacia

Do you think it'd have been to the benefit, or detriment of Enemy if the sound design and music were more jaunty and upbeat?

Jack Moon

Thanks for naming one of the characters after me. More of a broad question but do you think Kickstarter/crowdfunding is a viable option for video game funding? Also if your looking for more crowdfunded jank, The Good Life comes to mind.

hyp(no)sin()

Will you be Playing Omerta: City of Gangsters next? It could be like a mix of Gangland and Enemy/Brigade E5 for you (squad-based tactics games must become your favourite genre...) Further, what do you actually think of the strategy layer in XCOM and Jagged Alliance, and its absence in the two games mentioned above, specifically Enemy? Should the game have tried to have a home base where you gather volunteers and train them up, maybe unlock equipment, all that good stuff? Crawling bars to recruit random people is not quite the same.

Avagr

Might have been answered before, but what are your general views on roguelikes? What do you look for in one? Any favourites?