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Yep, the open beta is free for everyone to play from the 23rd to the 27th. You can download it early on the 21st i believe.Originally Posted by Kozzak.77 Go to original postPre-ordered GOLD Wildlands long ago, anybody got a idea will i be able to play BETA that is coming out soon??
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Originally Posted by Kozzak.77 Go to original postPre-ordered GOLD Wildlands long ago, anybody got a idea will i be able to play BETA that is coming out soon??
Would you be able to play an OPEN beta? How OPEN are you to get an anwser, about an OPEN event? which is called an OPEN beta. :P
the anwser: OPEN your mind, and figure it out )))))))
But seriously Yes, mate. You will be able to ))
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hehe, we will all ))))Originally Posted by Kozzak.77 Go to original postI don't live on Forums i only live in 2 games ONLY that is Division and Ghost Recon from the first days they come out, sorry don't know the terms i am a modern word term NOOB, ill be gone soon when i start playing Wildlands LOL
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I honestly feel the ability to customize your AI teammates appearance (perhaps guns as well) will happen, and the devs are simply waiting to reveal this feature until launch under the guise of being a "bonus" feature. However, for those of us who have been following this game for some time know that this feature was already mentioned to be in the game (and subsequently retracted from the game). Can't wait to get my hands on GRW!!!
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Here are my arguments why I voted yes:
As title says; I am a rather big proponent for AI Customization. I would love to be able to create my entire team from the ground up in the Charactersmith but I would settle with being able to adjust their gear and weapons in the character and weaponsmiths.
Since I understand 1 minute may be too little time to explore this matter, consider this your "did watch, want to know more":
1: Ubisoft have stated that they want Wildlands to be a fun, personal experience you have solo or with your friends. For us who prefer solo (so we can control the degree of imersion), AI Customization would be preferred. That way, you do not only create your character but your entire team to your liking. This will also give you a bigger connection to the characters; one that is superior to "AI Dudes who follow me around".
2: While I myself will most likely not play the military style, I feel for the people who want to roleplay elite special forces with the gear and camo to match. For them to be followed by a team who lacks all the bling-bling they themselves carry and look like - and I qoute several people here - Hippies would for them be a huge immersion breaker, thus making their experience in the Wildlands a lesser one.
3: As a Cosplayer, I freely admit that this is one of the biggest flaws for me. I like Holts style, hell I cosplay the guy and love the clothing and the gear. They suit me. I would really like to play as him but that is impossible. My only choice is to dress up Nomad like him and voila - suddenly we have two Holts on the team. That looks wierd.
I cant change Ghost either so either I have to outfit Nomad differently or live with the Holt Twins.
4: Credit is failure. That is what my Ghost Team is going to live by. As a matter of fact, I am not sure I want to outfit them with the SCARs and expensive outdoor gear. I want them to look shabby, like the Rebels just hired a bunch of nobodys from across the border to do some raiding for them. Considering the advanced weapons the Ghosts currently have equipped, this is not very easy to accomplish. With AI Customization, the entire team is yours to create and mold; as you collect more weapons and items you can even equip better and more powerful weapons. It becomes a progression story where your Ghosts WILL look different after a long campaign of fighting and they will do so in a way that co-insides with your own level of progression.
If you wish to tweet this at the Ubisoft Team, you can easily do so here.
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Originally Posted by JonathanRL Go to original postHere are my arguments why I voted yes:
As title says; I am a rather big proponent for AI Customization. I would love to be able to create my entire team from the ground up in the Charactersmith but I would settle with being able to adjust their gear and weapons in the character and weaponsmiths.
Since I understand 1 minute may be too little time to explore this matter, consider this your "did watch, want to know more":
1: Ubisoft have stated that they want Wildlands to be a fun, personal experience you have solo or with your friends. For us who prefer solo (so we can control the degree of imersion), AI Customization would be preferred. That way, you do not only create your character but your entire team to your liking. This will also give you a bigger connection to the characters; one that is superior to "AI Dudes who follow me around".
2: While I myself will most likely not play the military style, I feel for the people who want to roleplay elite special forces with the gear and camo to match. For them to be followed by a team who lacks all the bling-bling they themselves carry and look like - and I qoute several people here - Hippies would for them be a huge immersion breaker, thus making their experience in the Wildlands a lesser one.
3: As a Cosplayer, I freely admit that this is one of the biggest flaws for me. I like Holts style, hell I cosplay the guy and love the clothing and the gear. They suit me. I would really like to play as him but that is impossible. My only choice is to dress up Nomad like him and voila - suddenly we have two Holts on the team. That looks wierd.
I cant change Ghost either so either I have to outfit Nomad differently or live with the Holt Twins.
4: Credit is failure. That is what my Ghost Team is going to live by. As a matter of fact, I am not sure I want to outfit them with the SCARs and expensive outdoor gear. I want them to look shabby, like the Rebels just hired a bunch of nobodys from across the border to do some raiding for them. Considering the advanced weapons the Ghosts currently have equipped, this is not very easy to accomplish. With AI Customization, the entire team is yours to create and mold; as you collect more weapons and items you can even equip better and more powerful weapons. It becomes a progression story where your Ghosts WILL look different after a long campaign of fighting and they will do so in a way that co-insides with your own level of progression.
If you wish to tweet this at the Ubisoft Team, you can easily do so here.
I fully support the 5th argument made with the Seal in the video, I thought it was a very strong point and if Ubisoft disagrees, well..thats just insane.
