Ex-World of Warcraft designer says the stagnating "meta" in today's RPGs "really sucks," and Marvel Rivals is a good example of how to solve it
But one problem that was on top of Kaleiki's mind during development was how the "meta" will often stagnate in modern RPGs ...
Former WoW designer tips hat to Marvel Rival's shifting meta as an antidote to MMOs with stale class design 'you have to change the meta continually'
A former WoW designer, Chris Kaleiki, who has 13 years of Blizzard under his belt, reckons that the only real way to keep ...
"Valve does a very good job of surfacing games that players like": As his new RPG prepares for Steam early access, ex-WoW vet says making good games is the only r…
Former World of Warcraft veteran designer Chris Kaleiki is prepping his new extraction RPG for early access, but he's not too ...
To make its fantasy extraction game, this studio of ex-Blizzard devs had to teach itself the art of third-person combat design: 'There's a science to how those are built'
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“Change the meta continually”: Former World of Warcraft Dev’s Latest Game Uses a Key Feature from Marvel Rivals to Address Stagnation in RPGs
Ex-World of Warcraft Chris Kaleiki is working with Notorious Studios to bring us Legacy: Steel & Sorcery. They're gonna try ...
Born from “mistakes” on WoW, Legacy Steel and Sorcery shakes up the MMO format
Legacy Steel and Sorcery blends World of Warcraft’s aesthetic with Escape from Tarkov’s traditional extraction gameplay, and ...
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Chiefs' Chris Jones dabs eyes as emotions take over during Super Bowl LIX national anthem
The Super Bowl brings the emotions out of everyone. Kansas City Chiefs star Chris Jones dabbed his eyes with a tissue as five-time Grammy Award winner Jon Batiste sang the national anthem before ...
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Chiefs Star Chris Jones Reveals Surprise Reason He Cries During National Anthem
Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones will likely be seen crying during the national anthem before the Super Bowl on Sunday, just as he was for the first two rounds of the NFL playoffs.
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Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Chris Jones' pre-Super Bowl message to team
“Chiefs coach Andy Reid repeated KC's night-before meeting from last year—addressing the team, then bringing Patrick Mahomes, Chris Jones, and Travis Kelce up to address the room,” Breer wrote.