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What a disaster 2014 has been...
Yep, I'm glad I haven't upgraded to a current gen console yet. I'll just keep working on my backlog.
What a disaster 2014 has been...
The Ubisoft Montreal studio is at walking distance from me. I wonder what is going on there at the moment.
The Ubisoft Montreal studio is at walking distance from me. I wonder what is going on there at the moment.
Bloodborne will save next-gen next year.
But seriously, I am heartened to see even outfits such as IGN nuking this turkey.
Holy shit.
2014 has been a mess.
I'm glad it's getting these scores tbh. I regret pre-ordering and pre-loading it. I should have known better. But at least scores are matching up with the games poor performance and issues.
EDIT: I didn't want it to fail. I wanted this game to be great, and to love it. This really sucks.![]()
Going back to the series' basics and revamping many of its mecanics was a bold bet, largly achieved with success by Ubisoft's teams. Paris is not only one of the most beautiful city ever done in open world, but it's filled with written side activities and interior places you can visit without loadings. Freerun is still fluid but not perfect, so as the combat system, more demanding for sure not that deep in the end. You aren't an assassin's making law in town anymore, you are back being a blade inside dense crowds, a point highlighted by the new convincing infiltration system. Even with it's story without any strike of light or some technical imperfection, AC Unity stills is an excellent wine that drives the series' gameplay on a good path and that will keep you busy for long hours in front of your screen.
Holy shit.
2014 has been a mess.
Gamereactor UK 7/10
"At times it's glorious, but at the same time frustrating. It can be summed up in those moments when you are trying to craftily slip in through a window to stab a guard in the back of the neck, but instead end up leaping into a courtyard full of soldiers like a clumsy idiot. You will scream, swear and pound your head against the coffee table, and then you'll reload the game, because when it works, it really works."
I'm glad that reviewers are being honest but it's such a shame, really wanted this game to be good (as I'm sure lots of people did). The French Revolution as a time period was something I anticipated greatly and it's sad to see it squandered. I'm a pretty big fan of AC games despite the annual releases (I even kind of enjoyed my time with AC3). Its been an entertaining trainwreck since this game's announcement but I'm still bitterly disappointed that its turned out this way. It'd be great for the Ubisoft to afford the AC teams the time needed to polish their games (just look at how DA:I has turned out with the extra time) but ah well, its unlikely to happen. Probably the first AC game that I might skip altogether (or at least pick up a long way down the line).
Hopefully, this time, reviews talk as much about framerate as the should. It hurts me every time i see games with bad frame rates getting 9 and 10s...
I think if a game can sink down to the single digits and there isn't anything that can be done about it, even with patches, I think it deserves a way lower score than what it should be. I think anything below 30 FPS is either distracting or if it's consistently under or well under 30 FPS, then game breaking, making me not want to play it.
"Gamers want a game to be bad"? The fuck are you talking about? Some gamers want bad games to receive appropriately bad scores, that's what it is. And that's a good thing.
Good god, what happened - I wasn't expecting reviews to be that brutal.
Looks like a rent to me now, good work Ubisoft.
Oh shit you guys NOW in 2014 climbing and stabbing is tired. Good thing it wasn't last year.
Wow, i'm surprised, AC3 all over again.
What a disaster 2014 has been...
Metacritic is up at 70...
It is for an IGN review. The community there has pretty much forced anything less than 8.5 to be shit.7.8 is nuking?
Could they not lower the resolution?
It... really has.![]()
So Kotaku says the missions are boring
Gameinformer says the missions are engaging
...Not sure who to trust here. I mean, anyone in the US can get this game for $40 bucks today so at least it wont cost $60.
During short deadlines QA is the first thing to be sacrificed.Ambition gets to be an excuse for releasing a product that has this many problems?
This isn't 'indie ambtion' where they release a game for the first time.
This is a AAA development studio with thousands of people working on one game with millions and millions of dollars behind the project.
So a little Q/A is expected.
And it just changed to 72 because Gaming Age's 50 was removed. Huh?!
A return to form for the series..... That being the form of Assassins Creed 3 though....
They're probably well aware that the game that came out has problems.
Probably they are back to crunching for patches.
It is for an IGN review. The community there has pretty much forced anything less than 8.5 to be shit.
Uhm. More than a few have slipped into this thread with what can only be considered glee at this "annual franchise" failing hard, which suggest - outside of playing the game - some gamers WANTED the game to be bad.