Even Crimson Desert's biggest fans will tell you that the story's not the biggest draw, and even the actor who brought protagonist Kliff to life can't argue with that point. In a new interview, actor Alec Newman says he tried to push for the game's protagonist to be a more complete character, but the constantly shifting nature of Crimson Desert's development made that difficult.
"The boon of this game is clearly the size of the open world, and, you know, the fact that you can pick up a cat," as Newman tells the Friends Per Second podcast, as highlighted by This Week in Video Games. He says that's because of "the preferences of the developers and the people who wrote the scripts for these games, which kept changing."
