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Can Ubisoft Handle The Division’s Launch?

Pixelgate.co.uk writes:

''The Division is to be the next big release, mostly down to the hype train rolling around. It’s not without credit either, a new IP with a pretty ambitious concept is worthy of hype. My main concerns aren’t exactly with the game itself, more with Ubisoft.''

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Momo1183775d ago

you would think they would be prepared, but we've all been wrong before

PixelGateUk3775d ago

They still need to sort out Siege fully

USMC_POLICE3775d ago

Agreed I am trying to join my friends squad now on Xbox and can't, also there is a slight lag that's annoying

zerocarnage3775d ago

Do you guys realise Ubisoft only publish the game, it's the developers who need to sort the games out. Speaking of developers you lot should realise both the rainbow siege devs and the division devs are completely different.

Don't blame Ubisoft, although publishers tell them what they want, it's the developers who sort the games out.

PixelGateUk3775d ago (Edited 3775d ago )

@ Zerocarnage

Ubisoft Massive

_-EDMIX-_3775d ago

Who is "they"? You do know that the team that is making The Division isn't the team that made Rainbow Six Siege right?

Your response to Zero further shows you'd rather try to win some argument by conjecture vs really answer such questions.

Its not the same team, that is like expecting high every Sony published game to be like Uncharted merely because Sony is the publisher...

Are we really so ignorant that we are disregarding they are not the same teams?

Stop saying "Ubisoft" then "they" as if who your talking about is 1 team, your talking about the publisher, the issues is based on the game that another team they own created.

It actually has nothing to do with The Division and several people on this article have pointed that out and it seems you'd rather ignore that.

The publisher is not making the game, they are hiring, contracting or own the team that creates the game.

If they have a team like Montreal which did Rainbow Six Siege, those issues are based on what that team did.

It has nothing to do with Ubisoft Massive, the team that is making The Division, so the issue is nonexistent. Thus how can you use the term "they" on a team that has NOTHING to do with The Division?

Because Sony published Knack, Horizon Zero Dawn will be like Knack? Oh because Take Two did GTAV, Mafia 3 will be just like GTAV, "they" did GTAV thus Take Two will make it like they made GTAV?

Soooooooo you sure you want to go that route with this as its starting to sound like you've assumed Ubisoft is 1 big team vs a publisher with many teams.

Just because Sony makes GT, doesn't mean Driveclub will be like GT, they are different teams under Sony, not 1 huge team.

Just because MS publishes Halo, doesn't mean every game they make will have issues because Halo MCC did....they also create games by OTHER TEAMS! Thus how are you coming to a conclusion of the same issue might happen, yet disregard your not even talking about the same people? I mean...are you serious bud? Yet your response to Zero is 1 word as if it answers what he's asking?

Learn who makes your games. It really might help greatly.

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Meltic3775d ago

game has been in development for a very long time and been delayed several Times' , and they have Done tons of playtime and testing for the online servers so they better have a smooth launch. IF this is a mess when IT launches then ubisoft have been living under a rock.

xPhearR3dx3775d ago

I think we'll have a better idea on how it's going to go once we find out if that open beta is real. Considering their servers will be hammered, it will be a good opportunity for them to prepare for what will come.

I'm willing to bet like most games there will be some issues day 1, but if they get it sorted out quick and it doesn't take up to a week or longer, than that's perfectly fine IMO.

PixelGateUk3775d ago

i think everyone expects the odd sever issue or two, i just hope it's not the point where the game is struggling a week later

masterfox3775d ago

of course just look their past releases no issues whatsoever........
...............*****UBISOFT STOP HITTING ME! HELP ME I been kidnap by Ubisoft awwwwww don't want to say those things!!

ShadowKing-3775d ago

no there is always launch issues of some sort, but thats just typical games that come out today anyway.

crazychris41243775d ago

What are the chances that they add more areas to the map as free/paid dlc?? Im gonna go with 95% chance

zerocarnage3775d ago

They have said there will be free dlc and paid, they have also backed a no microtransactions, meaning we won't be seeing any shadey business and extra money gains. Even though the division would most likely do well here with micro's considering how preordered have shot through the roof and how many people since alpha and beta have expressed interest in the game..

_-EDMIX-_3775d ago

You mean what are the chances of them seeking to make more money?

Because it would make sense to just have a install base yet not offer more content.

Seriously? Don't ever run a business.

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The Division Franchise Celebrates Ten Years

It has been ten years of the franchise and a celebration is planned.

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It Looks Like The Division Definitive Edition Is On the Way, 10 Years After Its Initial Release

It's been almost 10 years since we first stepped foot in Ubisoft's extraction shooter, The Division and it looks like the developer will celebrate by giving fans a chance to replay the experience in "definitive edition" form.

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Exclusive Q&A: “Tom Clancy’s: The Division: Hunted” Author Thomas Parrott

from paulsemel.com: In this exclusive Q&A, the author of the new technothriller based on "Tom Clancy's: The Division" discusses how it ties to the games while also bringing its own story to a close.

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rpad849d ago

did you edit out the parts where the author repeated everything you asked?