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Pierson posted:what the gently caress happened to make everyone say it's bad? The lighting isn't super oh my god shadowshadowshadow, it has a genuinely good concept therefore must be shat all over and of course, above all, its coming out soon. Oh, and people don't like multiplayer features.
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Ularg posted:It would be way too farfetched but would be amazing if you could hack the billboards to display the players most embarrassing games or achievements. Just start plastering the Bad Rats King logo everywhere in the city. This makes me wish you could be all Psycho Mantis with the uPlay connection. "So, I see you like Far Cry! Do you truly know the definition of insanity? I see you like Assassin games. A fan of submarines eh?"
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May 25, 2014 11:57
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ayn rand hand job posted:Ubisoft Reflections is a really good car game developer! This alone is what I say to everyone who "lost interest". Driver San Francisco was the greatest driving game made, hands down. That had a meh gimmick, but it still was incredible fun, as I expect Watch Dogs to be. Just an hour more for the UK to wait.
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May 26, 2014 22:54
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Matchmaking takes such a gigantic amount of time on PS4, is it the same across other systems?
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May 27, 2014 20:44
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The cops are ridiculously easy to evade. Because they do not shoot from their vehicles, they need to go through the whole process of getting out of the car to shoot. Plus, there are alleyways and rooftops: Use them. There are also many paths to get to trains: Use them.
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Jun 3, 2014 22:19
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Actually, LA Noire handled issue #1 very nicely by forcing you to enter your trunk for the shotgun. #2 is silly though, why fast travel in a game about a city? It's a fun city to drive and run around. Many alleys, many ways onto the rooftops and other high locations. You just seem to not like driving. Maybe they should allow taxis like GTA?
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haveblue posted:You might drive past something interesting and stop to check it out, that's part of Ubisoft's open-world philosophy. Also, they want to you spend some time not in missions so you're eligible for invasions. And routes for running away from cops. The cop chases are so much fun but need to be tougher. It's a fun experience, just too easy if you know your way around the place.
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