The development team behind Deadrop, a first-person shooter promoted by Dr. Disrespect, has confirmed that the game is still set for release in late 2024 despite his departure from the studio. Guy Beahm, known as Dr. Disrespect, admitted to inappropriate messaging with a minor back in 2017, leading to his ban from Twitch and severed ties with various partners. Midnight Society, which includes 55 developers and has raised $24 million, assured fans through co-founder Robert Bowling that Deadrop remains on track. The game promises a unique experience with its free-to-play, "vertical extraction shooter" set in a futuristic 80s-inspired world, incorporating environmentally friendly NFTs. The challenge remains for Deadrop to find success in a highly competitive market, especially without Dr. Disrespect's promotional influence.
Will Deadrop still release on time despite Dr. Disrespect's exit?Yes, the developers of Deadrop confirmed that the game is scheduled for release in the fourth quarter of 2024 despite Dr. Disrespect's departure.
Background Information: Deadrop, developed by Midnight Society, represents a new approach to the first-person shooter genre by integrating "vertical extraction" mechanics and blockchain technology. The game's unique setting where the 80s never ended and the use of environmentally friendly NFTs aim to set it apart in a crowded market. This studio comprises industry veterans, ensuring solid experience behind its ambitious project.
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It's cool to see the team behind Deadrop staying committed to their vision even with Dr. Disrespect’s exit. The vertical extraction shooter concept sounds intriguing; let's hope they can pull it off and stand out in the crowded FPS market
It's a bummer about Dr. Disrespect, but it's exciting to hear that Deadrop is still on schedule and moving forward strong. With a unique mix of retro-futurism and innovative gameplay, it looks like Midnight Society might pull off something special in the FPS genre
Despite losing Dr. Disrespect, Midnight Society’s commitment and experienced team should keep Deadrop on track for its late 2024 release. The game’s unique vertical extraction mechanic and environmentally friendly NFTs might just be enough to carve out a niche in the crowded FPS market.