>>14833211
I'll take the bait and answer you, because there's always the small chance you have real autism: I was being sarcastic in everything I said except the idea part, the concept of creating your political empire with digimon giving their opinion seems neat.
Now, this would never work in multiple levels, and I'm not talking about the game itself, I'm talking about creating it
>First
videogame companies don't handle their franchises to anyone unless they are paid millions for it or they have full control over the team working on it, so you would have to be their bitch and as such they wouldn't care a bit about your ideas or opinions, so if you got to work on a digimon game you bet you would be doing a JRPG just like all other digimon games before it.
>Second
jap companies treat the few non-asian people working for them like disposable trash, so double down in the "wouldn't care a bit about your ideas or opinions" part
>Third
in today's game industry there's next to no room for different genres of game to succeed, this is true even at an indie level, so at the level of production you seem to be implying… your chances are next to zero
And I could go on, but I think you get the idea. Look, it's fun to think of impossible scenarios for games, but don't deceive yourself that such thing would even be possible of coming to life, you will be only seeting yourself up for disappointment. That's my advice to you