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Rewriting is a thing that all writers do to improve their creations. Often to get rid of the plot holes. This is just a modern case where all (or just some of?) the rewrites have been publicly available.I mean people who kept telling that all this endless rewriting was a good thing and that HE HAD to do it because the game would have benefitted from it.
He obviously tried to make his story better and in many ways, he did manage that. But some things did get worse, sure.
What improved and what got worse, in the end, the difference is only in the opinion of the balance any reader has - what do they like about the final version and what they don't.
Is it whiteknighting if your balance leans to the positive?
Do you have to call it whiteknighting if someone likes something despite the flaws?
Oh?! Do we have a white knight here? I'm dead sure a few are ready to call you that just for admitting that you think so.I think it still is a really good VN.
Obviously, it still has a lot of problems. But was the original version any better? Are you sure that you remember the original this precisely to call it better? Have you compared them lately?But... well, damn, it's a real shame it went this way.
I haven't really compared them side-by-side, but I wouldn't dare to call it better without doing so. I tend to remember things I like and forget about the flaws. Most people do.
IMHO, he's been learning the whole time and has improved a lot in a lot of aspects of game development. Has he made mistakes? Obviously. Has he learned from them? Obviously has. Will he repeat the same mistakes? Doubt it. Will he make new ones? Highly likely. It's what learning is about.Good Grief, NO. What's done is done.
My concern is that it looks like Ocean is a guy who does NOT learn from his own mistakes.
Same mistakes? What mistakes has he made over and over? Could you explain?HAH
So, people who keep on making the same mistakes over and over are "perfectionists" now?
Because I have no idea. Call me clueless.
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