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This game, set in a Victorian London, is already at an advanced stage of development.
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This game, set in a Victorian London, is already at an advanced stage of development.
and this is why so many modern games are bug-ridden.
I understood that Unity was developed by the Montreal studio, so parallel work in Quebec wouldn't affect it?Quote:
Originally Posted by shaithis
Regardless of whether it's a different team or not, it will have an effect. They will spread their best talent thin and they have increased costs which they will want to recoup by faster release times.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian224
I would like to know how long they have been working on this and hope the answer is not "Oh.... Ab'ut two weeks"
Not another one again. After the debacle of the latest one I have learnt my lesson with Ubisoft.
Unfortunately I haven't and will probably still buy it...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mauley
Victorian London setting? Hmm, here's betting that Sherlock Holmes figures in the narrative (maybe even Moriarty as the lead Templar? Jack the Ripper as a Templar agent?). Funnily enough, my first thought was that they perhaps have made a mistake, and that basing in Victorian India (so with the Assassin's up against the East India Company) would have been a more natural fit. That also allows the plot device of perhaps seeking Xanadu as some kind of Precursor archive...
Hmm, wonder if they'll have a working version of AC:Unity by then?Quote:
Assassin's Creed: Victory confirmed for autumn 2015
Funnily enough this news makes me less inclined to buy it - not owning a PS4/XBone or wanting to pay the high prices for titles I guess.Quote:
Additionally this will be the only main Assassin's Creed game next year, however it will leave ye olde Xbox 360 and PS3 behind.
Ok, so that's the release date, so when's the completion date?
... Lol
They can't do this!!!
I haven't even finished playing Black Flag yet, let alone bought Unity, the sixty-three DLC add-ons, the forty-seven standalone missions, the twenty-nine other platform-exclusive complete standalone games and the sixteen mobile device complete games for this latest chapter... Heck, I haven't even bought the XBone/PoS4/iPhone/other platform I don't own, but require in order to play them.
I won't even get started on the content exclusive to only one of each different special edition of all the above, too!!
Seriously, Ubisoft, slow down - My bank manager can't keep up with how much of my life he now owns!!
LOL :bowdown:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ttaskmaster
And I haven't finished AC:BF either - but that's more to do with the fact that it keeps crashing everytime I start kicking butt in the sea battles - very annoying. Maybe I need to buy the XBox360 version, and use that instead of the one on the PC?
Sad to see Ubisoft have not learned their lesson! Stick with one cool character and you can create upto 4 games featuring the same protagonist.
Is this a group photo of all the main characters for the next 72 AC games?Quote:
Originally Posted by OilSheikh
Lady with the red hat in the middle, near the top would be interesting to play...
Oh wow its nearly finished ! maybe we will get this one without bugs.
I think they throw these games together far to quick.