My "stupid agenda" is to tell the truth.There was no intention to remove Action and violence. The intention was to diverse the gameplay and incorporate more stealth with bigger explorable environments (SOMETHING they started with Uncharted 3) with the Graveyard level which was fantastic with utilizing the games mechanic... You are so twisting the truth to suit your stupid agenda.
Amy herself publicly stated they used A LOT of her source material on Twitter. Why would she lie? That was the only time she ever commented on Uncharted 4 after leaving the company.
After leaving ND she said in at least a conference or interview (can't remember when, maybe when she had a talk in Gamelab) that he was tired of violence and wanted to remove it from Uncharted 4 and focus more in narrative. And that after ND she wanted to go in that direction.
But later she worked in Battlefield Hardline and Forspoken.
YesUncharted 4 still has less action than Uncharted 3.
After shipping a game it's normal to see some movement of people leaving or joining the studio. Specially in crunch heavy studios or prestige studios (they are a main target for headhunters) like Naughty Dog.Naughty Dog lost a ton of staff and leadership after Jak X shipped. It was Amy's pitch for Uncharted that got the studio back on track.
If you go and check Moby Games you'll see that basically the whole Jak 3 and Jak X teams continued in ND and worked in Uncharted. Many continued and are still there, but some left just after Uncharted 1. A few to Sucker Punch, one or two to Bungie, a handful to Ready at Dawn to work on Daxter to name some cases.
Most of the people who wasn't credited again in ND games after Jak X were the ones in the ICE team, a new team that worked in Sony game engines.
MC is the average of all the game reviews, so it's often used as the most representative metric to know what gaming media -so players- thinks on average about a game. And a 63/64 for a AAA game is a terrible score, means that most people didn't like the game.What does Metacritic have to do with anything? Forespoken's metacritic doesn't reflect the actual game.... Again did you play it?
But if in your particular case you have a different opinion it's ok. It just means that your personal opinion is very rare because almost everybody has a different opinion.
I didn't like the demo, I am not a fan of the genre and saw that the reviews in places I trust didn't like the game. So I didn't buy it. But not specifically for this game, as an example I didn't get FFXVI and still have to complete FFVIIR, which I only played during 10 hours or so before getting bored. I prefer to spend my time with other types of games.