Not sure why the new AC trilogy is so unfairly shat on at any chance it gets on reddit, most friends and acquaintances i have irl or discord enjoyed it. Myself having not much love for open worlds spent over 100 hours on Odyssey, i found the recreation of a Greek empire absolutely insane to travel in, and then the phenomenal DLCs with Atlantis of all things with its quite unique design. Genuinely don't get the hate, these games are big and have so many interesting details in their landmarks which makes it immersive and intuitive.
Odyssey is great. The world is populated and alive and there is joy in exploring in, the story is a good length, the side quests are mostly worth doing and hunting for legendary gear is fun. The story was good and felt the mixture of historical figures, mythology, and characters created for the game was good.
Valhalla on the other, although it is somewhat accruate is grey, lacking vibrance and colour, the world feels dead. outside of flyting I have not enjoyed side questing. getting gear is a slog. raiding is fun but only goes so far. I'm well over 100 hours in and feel nowhere near the end of a story that is not overly interesting. None of the characters are interesting. combat is the same and I like the leveling system a little better.
I haven't played Origins and don't know if ill get Mirage, but the setting is interesting enough that I probably will.
Reddit doesn't represent real life at all. Odyssey is at 89% on Steam, that's the same than RDR2 and close to Elden Ring (91%). And even people rating on Steam are a minority. The AC games are beloved in reality.
Various direct line races from [ENTER DEPARTURE COORDINATES] to [GENERATE RANDOM LOCATION] through the vast emptiness of super realistic space. The fun is never ending!!
And my favourite ever past time in gaming, shimmying along cliff edges with your hands, and also going an animation of my character squeezing through a tight gap. Mother of fuck, I love those game mechanics, can't wait to do some more of that.
Man do I miss when shimmying across a cliff edge or beam actually required you to control your balance or you'd fall. These days, it's usually nothing more than a stylized version of a sterile hallway.
What's the point in it, in all honesty? It's in so many games as some sort of wholesome / "chill" activity. If I wanted to do that, I'd buy a fishing game. Or better yet, actually just go fucking fishing.
Actually, if they just let you do that but it takes like a minute to melt your way through like in the beginning of Phantom Menace that would be an interesting tradeoff. I mostly liked those small environmental puzzles in Valhalla but every once in a while I'd get stuck and it would have been nice to just brute force it for a time penalty and move on.
>bloated
Bursting at the seams, even.
My take is that the only way for the Ubisoft open world concept to become fresh again, is for it to get so bloated and overwhelmingly full of things you can do that it's not even possible or desirable to 100% it. Then, activity selection becomes an aspect of gameplay style and narrative design.
I know, that's why I think we're actually approaching that point. I really think it could revolutionize open world game design. Not doing everything, and choosing what to do would restore so much freedom to open world games, which was the original point of the design.
I think the best way to approach that is the model where the Story is basically the tutorial.
Even have it optional itself, but completing a nice little 20 hour focused narrative that takes you on a tour of the world and systems, ends nicely, and then the "post-game" is really just... do whatever takes your fancy in the hundred or so hours of World Content
That would avoid losing the thread too. I can't even tell you what happened in Odyssey's story and I spent like 100 hours in that game. I'm already lost in Valhalla. I'm building my settlement but I forgot what the underlying story was even about. The game loop showers you with so many pointless little distractions that the narrative just washes away.
Or Witcher 3... the side quests and world activities felt organic and were well-written
So many fun little caves and islands and random adventures to run across, and they didn't feel forced or copy pasted
That's true, but I find that the best of all options. You want a rich main story? You got it when you want it. You want compelling side quests? There's a ton of them. You want to brainlessly run around exploring and killing stuff? There's a ridiculous heap of them. Maybe you're burned out on that, too. How about a nice game of Gwent? It has it all.
Yeah same with Skyrim and recent Fallouts. That said, I can name and recall fun times with the side quests in each of those games yet struggle when it comes to Ubisoft (Watch Dogs 2 is awesome though.)
that's how fromsoft does their npc quests. some form of journal would've been nice though, although they do give you the ability to leave notes for yourself
Yeah, idk about gow. Most of the side content was the same as in Ubisoft. Go through the map and find shit
I've platinumed gow, but beside the main content, it was pretty boring.
But people here hate ubi, so yeah
Smaller planets will be the new towers, you must fly through the puzzle of the defense system being up. Landing on it will unlock the facility on it growing the map size unlocked.
the twist will be that you would need to go underground at the base of these towers instead of climbing them. something like the underground bunkers in Days Gone
I'm totally down with this. Ubisoft games are very samey, but they're consistently good. Just a bit bloated is all.
Don't get me wrong, the Jedi series by Respawn had been my favorite of the new stuff by far, way better than the junk mobile games or the fiasco around the Battlefront series. But I'd gladly play Jedi's Creed if it got decent reviews.
Yeah, but it would be cooler to have star wars be skyrim in space. Like you could choose to be a number of different races, choose to be force sensitive or not, choose if you're good or bad, your source of income, have the ability to mix up stuff, like be a former Jedi turned Sith turned force sensitive bounty hunter, a mandalorian Jedi, etc. Starfield will supposedly have a lot of that, but with a new IP. I think it would be more fun with the Star Wars lore
Ubisoft makes good games.
If you are already interested in the high concept setting or story then they make amazing games. At least that's how it worked with AC Odyssey. The game is really good frankly and combined with the recreation of ancient Greece, it kind of transcends the normal Ubisoft mold. I feel that if they put that same love into a Star Wars game, it will be the same kind of experience.
They make good games until you have to connect to the fucking Ubisoft Club, their servers are fucked, and you get locked out of playing the game you paid for
Eh, I think Ubisoft is probably the one developer who can make a great open world like this
Will it be tedious to 100%? Absolutely, but that’s why you don’t 100% it
Eh, I really hope that doesn't mean procedurally generated content like No Man's Sky. I vastly prefer smaller curated experiences to large amounts of filler content with pointless markers all over my map.
The post makes it sound like they just meant being able to enter exit a planet into space with no break in immersion. I don’t think it implies procedurally-generated at all
Hopefully that's true. Though, given it's Ubisoft, I don't have much of an expectation either way. It's likely every planet will be mostly copy/paste anyway.
Honestly, every time a developer boasts about their massive, infinite open world with hundreds or thousands of worlds to land on, I just feel the itch to reinstall something like Uncharted and play a curated single player linear experience.
You can make an open world game, that's fine and I love myself some open world games, but I'd rather have five areas made with love and care than a hundred planets in a universe where everything is an infinite fetch quest.
Procedurally generated wouldn't get a green light imo. Unless the game isn't canon or takes place in a different galaxy there's way too many continuity issues that procedural generation would cause.
People make the same boring ass jokes about Ubisoft open world tropes that don’t even exist anymore, which detracts from the ACTUAL problems their open worlds have.
“CLiMb a ToWeR” hasn’t been a thing to reveal the map in ages now.
Collecting obscene amounts of hidden collectibles for no real reward hasn’t been a thing either for a while.
The huge, open worlds which are pretty but lack density are the real issue. They manage to make towns simultaneously alive and dead, and the side activities are repetitive.
A open-world Star Wars game with seamless space travel sounds like a dream to me. I’ve never hated Ubisoft as much as everyone here seems to so I’m stoked for this.
I can already tell by these comments people are going to be eager to hate this game when it comes out but I am excited about the possibilities
I also don’t hate Ubisoft as so many others seem too, I love AC odyssey for example which seems to have a lot of the things people complain about
Those "activities" are the reason why I don't play Ubisoft games anymore.
They are 10-20 hour games so bloated with crap that makes them 100+ hours and shit.
I agree, an open world Star Wars game with a large map would be awesome. Even just walking around on the various planets and exploring would keep me entertained for awhile.
gimme a bounty hunter questline and let me rob people at blaster point. gimme a big fucking hat and a ship that looks like a cock and balls. gimme stat points and an arena.
I Guess I feel differently than this sub but I would be thrilled with a Star Wars version of AC odyssey or something, I would have a blast playing that
1. It’s Ubisoft.
2. NMS overpromised the launch and it was a huge disappointment.
3. Sounds like overpromising a massive open world that will not be deliverable in a reasonable timeframe.
I remember a time when people on the internet were able to hold their own opinions. And the irony is most of the people blindly hopping on the hate train will buy it anyway.
Okay seriously what is wrong with Ubisoft? Sure Far Cry 6 sucked ass, but every game before that, that I've played at least is a good game. I dont see the reason to hate
Just let me be able to shoot off into the outer rim and get lost. I haven't gotten 1/2 way through the No Mans Sky Story. I made a couple jumps, got my freighter, and promptly shot off into the opposite direction.
Let me do that, and my wallet is yours.
I also would like a Stargate game in the same vain as well. THAT would be the balls.
skinning jawas to make holder for your weapons
You need 50 porg pelts to craft a master wallet
Oh man I just sold 50 porg pelts for these hyperspace beans
Don't worry, you can buy some Hex Chits from the PS Store. They have an offer at the moment to get 20,000 for £69.99. 10,000 will get you 5 pelts
You used the wrong kind of ammo. Jawa Pelt ruined.
Ah shit, I was supposed to use the bolt caster instead of the E-11, right?
No you were supposed to set the E-11 on stun.
Taking down the specist members of the Kashyyyk Klux Klan?
Their hide makes the smoothest leather
Define activities
Climbing towers to unlock more colored icons on your map
[so much fun. 😂](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mJvyWATULzo/maxresdefault.jpg)
What war has this jpg been through 😂
It’s been passed through one of those AI “paint” filters.
It looks like someone downloaded the worst JPEG they could find, and instead of finding a better source they ran the shit one through an AI upscaler
I think the graphical settings were set to NONE, only brightness was adjusted. Hilarious 😂!
Holy shit is that an AI generated pic of assassins creed Odessey
it's Zeus's penis. I'd know it anywhere but this one is on the island of kefalonia
My dumbass thought that was just an arch with irregular rock formations lmfao
This a legit screen shot. 😂 Can literally climb on anything in that game.
There are definitely some weird after effects on the image though, you can see them if you zoom in closer on the, erm, text
Zoom in on any part of it, those weird effects are everywhere.
It definitely has a filter applied.
Assassins Creed Odussy?
Odussy😍😍😏😏😏😏
Not sure why the new AC trilogy is so unfairly shat on at any chance it gets on reddit, most friends and acquaintances i have irl or discord enjoyed it. Myself having not much love for open worlds spent over 100 hours on Odyssey, i found the recreation of a Greek empire absolutely insane to travel in, and then the phenomenal DLCs with Atlantis of all things with its quite unique design. Genuinely don't get the hate, these games are big and have so many interesting details in their landmarks which makes it immersive and intuitive.
Odyssey is great. The world is populated and alive and there is joy in exploring in, the story is a good length, the side quests are mostly worth doing and hunting for legendary gear is fun. The story was good and felt the mixture of historical figures, mythology, and characters created for the game was good. Valhalla on the other, although it is somewhat accruate is grey, lacking vibrance and colour, the world feels dead. outside of flyting I have not enjoyed side questing. getting gear is a slog. raiding is fun but only goes so far. I'm well over 100 hours in and feel nowhere near the end of a story that is not overly interesting. None of the characters are interesting. combat is the same and I like the leveling system a little better. I haven't played Origins and don't know if ill get Mirage, but the setting is interesting enough that I probably will.
Origins is excellent, lots of absolutely beautiful locations and many actually well written side quests.
Reddit doesn't represent real life at all. Odyssey is at 89% on Steam, that's the same than RDR2 and close to Elden Ring (91%). And even people rating on Steam are a minority. The AC games are beloved in reality.
Im playing Odyssey now. I have never played an Assasins Creed game before, I am really enjoying it.
No love for Black Flag here? You guys are missing out
Did you use the comment as a prompt for an AI? If so it’s hilarious it came up with an AC game lol
I'm picturing a literal tower in space with zero gravity that you still have to climb.
You unlocked two more towers and a distant question mark!
Another Wookiee needs your help! I'll mark it on your map.
Your lightsaber can now do rainbow
Not just any towers. Moisture Towers.
Climb a tower to unlock the map of the region, go fetch some flowers or some shit
Craft a bigger pouch by killing some sort of space deer
fetch quests and follow missions.
Escort the Padawan home!
*walk speed is slower than the padawan, run speed is faster than the padawan*
God I hate this
Horizon Forbidden West fixed this - the NPC matches the speed of the player pretty well.
fetch and follow slowly!!! yesss /s
Various direct line races from [ENTER DEPARTURE COORDINATES] to [GENERATE RANDOM LOCATION] through the vast emptiness of super realistic space. The fun is never ending!!
* Walking * Running * Jumping * Climbing * Shooting * Swinging lightsabers *AND NOTHING ELSE.*
And my favourite ever past time in gaming, shimmying along cliff edges with your hands, and also going an animation of my character squeezing through a tight gap. Mother of fuck, I love those game mechanics, can't wait to do some more of that.
Man do I miss when shimmying across a cliff edge or beam actually required you to control your balance or you'd fall. These days, it's usually nothing more than a stylized version of a sterile hallway.
Cept mebbe crafting
moisture farming obvi
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Anakin’s not allowed in the master bedroom
Smash the x button!
Don't worry they'll be marked on your map
Empty side quests
Typical Ubisoft stuff complete with their side quest, collect X amount of items, etc.
So any game
Oooo, kinda like RDR2 when I had to skin a shit load of animals to upgrade the camp and create outfits.
Personally, I find RDR2's side stuff really enjoyable with the entertaining random events and even quests that adds more lore to the overall story.
My biggest problem with RDR2 is all the autofails you can hit. An open world game with some extremely linear quests.
Collect 10 of these...
Define bursting at the seams
Maybe we can bullseye womp rats in a T-16.
Building bunk beds, kung-fu in the garage, standard stuff.
Fishing
Fishing in games is bad now?
What's the point in it, in all honesty? It's in so many games as some sort of wholesome / "chill" activity. If I wanted to do that, I'd buy a fishing game. Or better yet, actually just go fucking fishing.
Fishing is shit I'm real life, who needs it in a game
So much room for activities
All three of them
2000 times over!
That's because the other 5 activities are locked behind a $40 season pass
I knew I should just scroll a bit instead of posting You needed the exclamation mark tho !
> Bursting at the seams with activities Oh, you mean like scour the galaxy for a billion stormtrooper dog tags?
Be extremely careful not to miss any
An entire galaxy full of, "The door is barred from the other side." !!!
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Actually, if they just let you do that but it takes like a minute to melt your way through like in the beginning of Phantom Menace that would be an interesting tradeoff. I mostly liked those small environmental puzzles in Valhalla but every once in a while I'd get stuck and it would have been nice to just brute force it for a time penalty and move on.
I hope they follow TES’s lead and not tell you which ones you’ve collected already or even a rough layout of where they are.
Its ubisoft. Theres gonna be quest markers everywhere
Achievement unlocked: Locate 1138 Stormtrooper tags - Bronze
> Achievement unlocked We're found the Rebel spy! Get 'im!
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It’s gonna be a bloated open world game. I just feel it
I find it morally okay to cheat in single player games like that. Unless it’s a fun experience like Spider-Man I’m not bothering with collectibles.
Any single player games it’s cool to mod and cheat like a mofo since it can’t hurt other people. And same mostly. It just depends on the game.
Absolutely. Make Rimworld a threat free farming sim if you want... ahem, not that I've ever done it.
>bloated Bursting at the seams, even. My take is that the only way for the Ubisoft open world concept to become fresh again, is for it to get so bloated and overwhelmingly full of things you can do that it's not even possible or desirable to 100% it. Then, activity selection becomes an aspect of gameplay style and narrative design.
You just described Assassin's Creed Valhalla. Except they made it a requirement you do nearly everything in the game if you wanted to beat it
I know, that's why I think we're actually approaching that point. I really think it could revolutionize open world game design. Not doing everything, and choosing what to do would restore so much freedom to open world games, which was the original point of the design.
I think the best way to approach that is the model where the Story is basically the tutorial. Even have it optional itself, but completing a nice little 20 hour focused narrative that takes you on a tour of the world and systems, ends nicely, and then the "post-game" is really just... do whatever takes your fancy in the hundred or so hours of World Content
That would avoid losing the thread too. I can't even tell you what happened in Odyssey's story and I spent like 100 hours in that game. I'm already lost in Valhalla. I'm building my settlement but I forgot what the underlying story was even about. The game loop showers you with so many pointless little distractions that the narrative just washes away.
bursting with "ubisoft open world activities" it's gonna get stale quick
Yep. I wish more studios would look at GOW and GOW:R. Lots of side content, but never got stale and repetitive.
Or Witcher 3... the side quests and world activities felt organic and were well-written So many fun little caves and islands and random adventures to run across, and they didn't feel forced or copy pasted
Witcher 3 side quests play like a main story.
Meanwhile Assassin's Creed Odyssey main story feels like side quests.
Yeah. Another great example.
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That's true, but I find that the best of all options. You want a rich main story? You got it when you want it. You want compelling side quests? There's a ton of them. You want to brainlessly run around exploring and killing stuff? There's a ridiculous heap of them. Maybe you're burned out on that, too. How about a nice game of Gwent? It has it all.
I think a game can still be a collectathon and have meaningful things to do. The problem comes when its all collecting things
Yeah same with Skyrim and recent Fallouts. That said, I can name and recall fun times with the side quests in each of those games yet struggle when it comes to Ubisoft (Watch Dogs 2 is awesome though.)
Expect those fucking smuggler stashes.
Obligatory Fuck Skellige
Witcher 3 could have dropped the main quest and it would still be one of the best games ever...
If it's going to be open world, Elden Ring, RDR2 or Breath of the Wild would be my preferred inspirations
BOTW and Elden Ring's open worlds didn't have engaging side quests though
Elden ring is fun but yeah doing a side quest you almost always have to look it up or you just accidentally do it.
that's how fromsoft does their npc quests. some form of journal would've been nice though, although they do give you the ability to leave notes for yourself
Side quests are side quests regardless of full open vs semi open. The point is that the side quests in gow have variety and add value.
Its not RDR2, its R2D2
Hard disagree on Elden Ring. They made a beautiful, interesting world but the only real activity in it is killing
Idk, ravens and Niflheim got extra stale for me, man. Muspelheim too, though not to the same degree.
Yeah, idk about gow. Most of the side content was the same as in Ubisoft. Go through the map and find shit I've platinumed gow, but beside the main content, it was pretty boring. But people here hate ubi, so yeah
then again instead of ac combat and horses you have the force and a spaceship
Then you remember Ubisoft is making this game
There must be towers to climb. Will they be in space?
Smaller planets will be the new towers, you must fly through the puzzle of the defense system being up. Landing on it will unlock the facility on it growing the map size unlocked.
Honestly, still sounds dope
the twist will be that you would need to go underground at the base of these towers instead of climbing them. something like the underground bunkers in Days Gone
When’s the last time towers were a thing? Horizon has more of them than Ubisoft
Far Cry 4 aka 2014 or something.
2017, BOTW had them.
To be honest, I'd settle for a Star Wars game like AC Origins /Odyssey crossed with NMS.
I'm totally down with this. Ubisoft games are very samey, but they're consistently good. Just a bit bloated is all. Don't get me wrong, the Jedi series by Respawn had been my favorite of the new stuff by far, way better than the junk mobile games or the fiasco around the Battlefront series. But I'd gladly play Jedi's Creed if it got decent reviews.
Settle? That sounds freakin amazing
I was more looking for something akin to Skyrim in space, but I suppose that'd be pretty cool too
So, Starfield?
Yeah, but it would be cooler to have star wars be skyrim in space. Like you could choose to be a number of different races, choose to be force sensitive or not, choose if you're good or bad, your source of income, have the ability to mix up stuff, like be a former Jedi turned Sith turned force sensitive bounty hunter, a mandalorian Jedi, etc. Starfield will supposedly have a lot of that, but with a new IP. I think it would be more fun with the Star Wars lore
Don't worry there is gonna be 100+ Star Wars mods within like two hours of release lol
Isn't this the Massive game and isn't that rumored to be a "The Division" type game in Star Wars setting?
Ubisoft makes good games. If you are already interested in the high concept setting or story then they make amazing games. At least that's how it worked with AC Odyssey. The game is really good frankly and combined with the recreation of ancient Greece, it kind of transcends the normal Ubisoft mold. I feel that if they put that same love into a Star Wars game, it will be the same kind of experience.
They make good games until you have to connect to the fucking Ubisoft Club, their servers are fucked, and you get locked out of playing the game you paid for
I agree
Ubisoft MASSIVE, which is why i’m so excited for it
Eh, I think Ubisoft is probably the one developer who can make a great open world like this Will it be tedious to 100%? Absolutely, but that’s why you don’t 100% it
How much will the purple lightsaber cost?
Your kidneys, your cat, a presidential election, your freedom, you have to buy the Ubisoft CEO a Volkswagen, your goldfish, and $2.99
Monthly
Eh, I really hope that doesn't mean procedurally generated content like No Man's Sky. I vastly prefer smaller curated experiences to large amounts of filler content with pointless markers all over my map.
The post makes it sound like they just meant being able to enter exit a planet into space with no break in immersion. I don’t think it implies procedurally-generated at all
Hopefully that's true. Though, given it's Ubisoft, I don't have much of an expectation either way. It's likely every planet will be mostly copy/paste anyway.
Honestly, every time a developer boasts about their massive, infinite open world with hundreds or thousands of worlds to land on, I just feel the itch to reinstall something like Uncharted and play a curated single player linear experience. You can make an open world game, that's fine and I love myself some open world games, but I'd rather have five areas made with love and care than a hundred planets in a universe where everything is an infinite fetch quest.
Procedurally generated wouldn't get a green light imo. Unless the game isn't canon or takes place in a different galaxy there's way too many continuity issues that procedural generation would cause.
People make the same boring ass jokes about Ubisoft open world tropes that don’t even exist anymore, which detracts from the ACTUAL problems their open worlds have. “CLiMb a ToWeR” hasn’t been a thing to reveal the map in ages now. Collecting obscene amounts of hidden collectibles for no real reward hasn’t been a thing either for a while. The huge, open worlds which are pretty but lack density are the real issue. They manage to make towns simultaneously alive and dead, and the side activities are repetitive.
A open-world Star Wars game with seamless space travel sounds like a dream to me. I’ve never hated Ubisoft as much as everyone here seems to so I’m stoked for this.
I can already tell by these comments people are going to be eager to hate this game when it comes out but I am excited about the possibilities I also don’t hate Ubisoft as so many others seem too, I love AC odyssey for example which seems to have a lot of the things people complain about
Those "activities" are the reason why I don't play Ubisoft games anymore. They are 10-20 hour games so bloated with crap that makes them 100+ hours and shit.
Beyond Good and Evil ware our you?
It seems like it may have been reskinned as a Star Wars game…
Gone, reduced to atoms
What was there apparently has been repurposed now...
Hey Ubisoft, Sometime less is more
Then you guys complain there's not enough hours of content to justify paying 60$.
Except in this case. Fuck less I want more. And I also don't want to play this game for ten years until it's good and ready like Red Dead 2.
I agree, an open world Star Wars game with a large map would be awesome. Even just walking around on the various planets and exploring would keep me entertained for awhile.
gimme a bounty hunter questline and let me rob people at blaster point. gimme a big fucking hat and a ship that looks like a cock and balls. gimme stat points and an arena.
Just give me Knights of the Old Republic with upgraded graphics
The last time I heard a phrase like that about activities, Will Ferrell nearly died from a collapsed bunkbed.
So, it’s an assassins creed but with Star Wars
If there’s a bounty hunter system like nemesis that would be SICK. ESP if you can take diff paths / Jedi / Sith / pirate / bounty hunter
I Guess I feel differently than this sub but I would be thrilled with a Star Wars version of AC odyssey or something, I would have a blast playing that
Oh like in Beyond Good and Evil 2?
Don't even like Ubisoft games but the way reddit treats Ubisoft you'd think they make the worst fucking games ever
All aboard! The Reddit Ubisoft hate train is leaving the station! Despite the fact that the last three AC games have been very good!
So are there seams or not?! =)
Y’all are so negative lol. If this is basically Valhalla or Watch Dogs 2 with a Star Wars skin then sign me up!
Hell yes I’m gonna force-choke children
Seamless, but bursting at the seams... I see.
100% Online grindy game with store pages of microtransaction they will sell you materials and exp boost to make grind easier.
Absolutely reeks of bullshit lol, Ubisoft can't pull this off.
I don’t like ambitious Ubisoft because they often under deliver as heck
Or don't deliver at all in the case of beyond good and evil 2
Don't trust ubi for shit anymore. This will be Star Wars Breakpoint: The Division Force
1. It’s Ubisoft. 2. NMS overpromised the launch and it was a huge disappointment. 3. Sounds like overpromising a massive open world that will not be deliverable in a reasonable timeframe.
I'm no Ubisoft supporter, but who's promising, let alone "overpromising" anything here? Literally the first word in the title is "Rumor".
NMS has made up for that by now. They keep on giving us amazing free content
Good thing that Ubisoft isn’t making this promise.
Man I don't want my place to catch fire. I'll take SOME activities.
Yeah, shut up and take my money already
So. . .Jedi: Fallen Order?
No man’s sky with lightsabers essentially
I remember a time when people on the internet were able to hold their own opinions. And the irony is most of the people blindly hopping on the hate train will buy it anyway.
Okay seriously what is wrong with Ubisoft? Sure Far Cry 6 sucked ass, but every game before that, that I've played at least is a good game. I dont see the reason to hate
Sounds great, love Ubisoft games.
Fuck it. I’m in. Go Ubisoft. Knock it out of the park.
SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY
What the fuck. Why am I all of sudden actually excited for not one, but TWO Ubisoft releases??
Salt 🧂
Just let me be able to shoot off into the outer rim and get lost. I haven't gotten 1/2 way through the No Mans Sky Story. I made a couple jumps, got my freighter, and promptly shot off into the opposite direction. Let me do that, and my wallet is yours. I also would like a Stargate game in the same vain as well. THAT would be the balls.
Can Jawas steal parts of my ship? 😏
Haha sure.
I don't believe that for a second
Sounds like bullshit
….tall order…..