Dishonored 2, and Attempting to Follow Perfection
Yes, spoiler alert, the answer is yes. Dishonored 2 is a remarkable sequel, that to me, avoids all the pitfalls that sequels often seems to encounter. How do you expand on what made the first game in a series so special, while also not losing or abandoning those elements? How do you strike that careful balance of bringing new things to the table, while not overshadowing and disregarding what came before? How do you follow perfection? You just do what Dishonored 2 did. Were it so simple. Help support the channel! - / thanebishop

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