One great thing this game does that all others should do. | Forums

[CALLtheDoctah]

From the very moment you fire up the program, you can get to loading the actual game about as fast as your fingers can rap the keyboard.

So many games force you to sit through those boring brand name credits every single time, which personally hurts my desire to keep going back to certain games. Stripping out needless wait time is something every video game stands to benefit from, and I hope many other games follow this example.

[GiveMeTactical]

Credits? aren't those at the end of the game? Some times I hate it when the game is done, credits roll in and you can't skip them but I don't recall being at the beginning?

But I probably misunderstood you.

[CALLtheDoctah]

I meant the opening credits.

[GiveMeTactical]

Like the Nvidia, UBI or AMD you mean? if so, yes, I do appreciate the fact that it seems you can skip them after a second or so where before they would just drag and linger for what seems ages.

[Ghost416]

Not really sure why this warrants any praise. Skipping opening cinematics is pretty common in games and has been for about as long as games have even had cinematics.

[Frag_Maniac]

Brand name credits and staff credits are two totally different things. Technically they're probably referred to as sponsor/logos more than credits though.

I agree OP, and I'll add that even the loading of the world is way faster than some games, plus it's a huge beautifully crafted world with zero level loading. I much prefer AnvilNext 2.0 to the latest iteration of Dunia used in Far Cry.

While it's indeed true that many games allow you to skip opening credits, an increasing number of them these days don't. Plus you can skip cutscenes if you wish, which you either can't in many games, or have to wait through them a while before doing so as the game loads.

[GiveMeTactical]

Not really sure why this warrants any praise. Skipping opening cinematics is pretty common in games and has been for about as long as games have even had cinematics.

I believe this is more of a "Thanks" than a "Praise" but again, it is refreshing that you don't have to endure the whole 10 minutes of pages scrolling and loading time... or not being able to Skip through a cinematic video.

[CALLtheDoctah]

Not really sure why this warrants any praise. Skipping opening cinematics is pretty common in games and has been for about as long as games have even had cinematics.

Some, but not all, and not usually as quickly as you can with Wildlands. It's just a pain in the butt when the option isn't made available to the player for whatever reason, so it's nice when a game lets you get into the action quickly.