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[LaMOi]

Angry Centeur Gaming
https://youtu.be/EhB4JKoXqWs


Feels spot on ...

[LaMOi]

I think the reviews are saying similar things...

-- As a single player experience, it's feels generic and disappointing...

-- But played in coop, the game morphs into a far better experience

[jeannaq]

I really like the ACG reviews. He does a great job speaking about every aspect of the game and I personally agree with a lot of what he says. So after watching that I am a little disappointed that pretty much nothing was changed from the Beta, but they again I didn't expect Ubisoft to even try to change it and make it better.

[TickTak77]

I agree with everything that he said - particularly regarding problems that plague this game because of it's open world setting, and the mission repetitiveness.

Very spot on review based on my own play time.

[LaMOi]

I know I find his Reviews so thorough.

But too be fair... What the hell were they gonna change in a week??

Don't know why they didn't do the beta sooner.

Hopefully they will attempt to fix some of these issues, specifically the AI down the road...

[TickTak77]

I know I find his Reviews so thorough.

But too be fair... What the hell were they gonna change in a week??

Don't know why they didn't do the beta sooner.

Hopefully they will attempt to fix some of these issues, specifically the AI down the road...

Not much.

But if they / we were relying on early patches to SAVE the game, then the game they launched with isn't very good to begin with.

[V.M.R_JaRuTo]

If Ubisoft Paris will treat GR:Wildlands just like Ubisoft team from Rainbow Six: Siege then it might get better after some time - if not, oh well...
We'll see if Ubi Paris treats own child serious or it's just a simply cash grab and move to another project approach.

[TickTak77]

If Ubisoft Paris will treat GR:Wildlands just like Ubisoft team from Rainbow Six: Siege then it might get better after some time - if not, oh well...
We'll see if Ubi Paris treats own child serious or it's just a simply cash grab and move to another project approach.

The challenge that Ubi Paris has is the launch window.

Some massive titles are in the same window as Ghost Recon, and some big ones are coming out down the road too. R6: Siege is a unique example of a game that lost it's player base, only to have it come back again.

That doesn't happen typically. I don't think that will happen wih this game.

[V.M.R_JaRuTo]

Has anyone remember that some Ubisoft studio fixed AI to the decent level after launch at any game? Why I'm asking? Because the AI is the biggest problem for this game currently.