The whole live-service, Fortnite, Anthem, Destiny, Division etc model - became the new hot thing that every company wanted a piece of. Personally, I don’t get the appeal (other than mtx = $, sure) - but trying to turn great franchises into something they’re not, the result is always going to suck @ss.
“For Art is Red
MTX are blue
My Nomad’s still ugly
I’mma move to Timbuktu.”
- Ice-Quinn, contemporary thinker and philosopher.
A big part of the problem for me at-least is that I find PvP as a whole a lazier way of Game Designing. Just making a big battle royale means they don’t need to throw in any real thought into proper dedicated story telling. Also these companies also seem to have forgotten that not everyone wants to play PvP some of us actually enjoy a well thought out and executed single player campaignOriginally Posted by Ice-Quinn Go to original post
Exactly! And who has time to look/wait for 3 friends to be available and online at the same time, just to play a couple of missions. Like I don’t have s*** else to do... 🤬Originally Posted by Sandilands85 Go to original post
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For me these kind of games are pure escapism from my day to day life, when I’m playing them I don’t even like being interrupted by my better half never mind three other people on a headset lolOriginally Posted by Ice-Quinn Go to original post
So you be all likeOriginally Posted by Sandilands85 Go to original post
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The good thing about the crossovers in Wildlands, is they are separate to the story. They’re an aside. Not part of the main story.Originally Posted by AI BLUEFOX Go to original post
As you say a Watch Dogs crossover would be a terrible idea. The others at least, to some degree, tenuously, fit with the franchise. WatchDogs most definitely doesn’t.
BP already is a Watchdogs crossover in all but name.Originally Posted by Hugo-FOU Go to original post
100% lolOriginally Posted by Ghost416 Go to original post
So, No Man's Sky, a game by a tiny studio, famously maligned at launch, turned into a meme; by all accounts fated to oblivion. After a Christlike comeback, providing every piece of postlaunch content and update free of charge Is, of course, getting a next gen update:
You ashamed yet Ubisoft?