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qaccy
Well-Known Member
Read through the OP's post and my takeaway from it is...they want eye candy. Did I get that right? I can kinda understand the sentiment, but do keep in mind that things like 'cutscenes' or 'cinematics' would probably take some time to develop, which translates to an extra cost via man-hours needed. And if these are things you only end up seeing once (as when placing a building, like you said), I don't really think the payoff for Inno would be worth that extra effort. Partly because...I don't really see what the payoff would be. Money's gotta be exchanged somewhere and I'm not sure how spending extra resources to create cinematic elements would lead to Inno making more money. 
Ashrem
Oh Wise One
As is my wont, when people talk about whether a game can make money unless it does what they suggest, I go looking for their financials. Inno's revenue is lumped in with their parent company, but Pocketgamer.biz reports their revenues were up 37% last year (I think they're incorrect, and it's 37% for mobile (based on Inno's press releases}, but still a remarkable year) and they have over 400 employees.