I think it would be awesome to be a researcher on AC games. I just bought a book about the historic Assassins and Templars and how they were both driven underground into secret societies. The surviving Templars became pirates that became masons. The Muslim assassins still exist as the Nizari Ismailis. AC was a great franchise in terms of history games sprinkled with conspiracy. Nothing is stopping a creative AC game because there is too much source material. I hope Valhalla returns to those r...
Better show some damn skate 4.
Sucks the stealth didn’t live up. Sounds like it could be fixed with a AI patch or 2 though.
As much as I hate the nickel and dime tactics of game makers. People like this are not victims. Video games are not a dependency. Stop glorifying these idiots as oppressed. It isn’t doing what you think it’s doing. That kid has no one to blame but himself.
300 bucks lol. I like how they pushed the physical gold copies to 110 so they could still charge 100 for the digital gold.
Oh pc...
Global financial situations are why the games are rising lol. Like everything else. Gas is no longer a dollar a gallon. Let’s protest.
Awesome. It kind of seems like they didn’t have a choice if they don’t want people to wait. I probably would have waited if this wasn’t the case.
Dont they have one of the oldest populations in the world? You would think they would be promoting the hell out of it honestly. I’ve never really understood the beef with sex in the West or even East. The church maybe a bit, I don’t agree but I get it. Not the mob or the state though. Dumb takes almost every time.
They day of Ubisoft forward? Seems awkward lol. I wonder what corporate tokenism we will see today. Which plight they will pretend to stand behind.
Nice didn’t know it was on gamepass. I’ll play it on gamepass and buy it in on PS4 eventually if it comes out.
No PS4?
I couldn’t get through that article. “Psychological harassment” isn’t a high bar these days. What I got out of the first bit is “the VP is a dick and UBisoft values him more than me.” Welcome to the workforce.
I didn’t get to the rape part but that’s unacceptable in any view. I didn’t even get to the “endorsed toxic behavior” because the article was so filler-based. It could be bad, it could be weirdo entitlement. I don’t know and this article do much to make me care. Maybe...
I liked the story and gameplay as well. A few minor things bugged me but it didn’t hinder the experience at all. I didn’t mind the length, I bought it at launch and just finished yesterday so I took my time with it anyways. I want to play it again though, might do a trophy clean up until ghost of Tsushima is out.
Makes sense. Plus she was missing a few digits so that could explain why she left it for closure.
I agree. I liked those parts but they could have been shorter. The hats and such. I forgave them because at least they weren’t boring. It made me want to go to the museum before they get burned down. It showed how easily we forget as a civilization. The comicon building was an example of short and sweet, just a quick nod that had the same impact.
Finally finished and I think this might be my favorite naughty dog game. The only one that even comes for me is uncharted 2. The least liked were uncharted 4 and TLOU so in my view Druckmann did a bang up job. I’m glad his style improved that significantly. People hate on details but he nailed the pacing. The flow is seamless given a select few draggy parts at the beginning. When it starts it starts and doesn’t stop. It might even rival god of war pacing, my personal goty. TLOU2 isn’t my favo...
Ehh.. be better at showing lore in game and have a proper tutorial. I don’t ever read the tips.
Just finished it and I thought it was great. My favorite game so far this year. I wouldn’t go 10/10 level but it was really fun. I wasn’t a fan of the first so I had my doubts but I decided to give it a shot. I’m really glad I did. Blows the first game out of the water imo. I will probably play it again until ghost comes out.
LOL a dog is as evil (or good) as their human tells them to be. The people who act like dogs are always the front lines of violence.