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Unlike a great novel, automatic updates have changed the ending sequence to better lead into the sequel- a trend that we will likely see more frequently in the
by RodgerTheGreat 16y ago
Unlike a great novel, automatic updates have changed the ending sequence to better lead into the sequel- a trend that we will likely see more frequently in the future. Does that interfere with a work being "perfect"?
- Fargren 16y agoI don't think it does. Just because it's perfect doesn't mean it can't be made better, or that it can't be modified to better suitit's enviroment. The gameplay, dialog and story that made it so fantastic remain, and the modifciation, if anything, shows how powerful and different it's medium is. Being able to modify a work after it's been delivered is a very new concept, but I don't see how it harms the work. Of course, we do have the special editions of Star Wars, that many people see as a negative thing, but I think new ways for the creator to interact with his work are a good thing.