So..
Assassins Creed Go?
Find and kill the templars in your city?
(Is the franchise still about that?)
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Jason Schreier: Starfield will be shown at Xbox & specific release date will be shown(late 2022), GOTG will be shown at Square(not live service), etc
- Thread starter Biosnake
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Assassins Creed Go?
Find and kill the templars in your city?
(Is the franchise still about that?)
I'm fully aware it's not the same, but it's still possible to enjoy games with friends even if you aren't playing on your own system.
That being said, GOTG could probably be played co-op while still being an enjoyable story-drive (ie. non-Live Server) game. I guess we'll wait and see.
I really don't get the point in even saying this a few days before.
Like just to get credit for getting it right? The way we treat leaks and insider info like gold is really annoying. We've done this to ourselves by hyper analyzing shit but I hate it.
Just let the teams show what they are going to show, we shouldn't give a shit that some press member knew about it beforehand.
Like just to get credit for getting it right? The way we treat leaks and insider info like gold is really annoying. We've done this to ourselves by hyper analyzing shit but I hate it.
Just let the teams show what they are going to show, we shouldn't give a shit that some press member knew about it beforehand.
Can't go around greenlighting shit like Splinter Cell, Prince of Persia, Rayman, or any of that junk, when you need staff to make the next Assassin's Creed even more unnecessarily and unjustifiably large than the last unnecessarily and unjustifiably large one.
Yeah, a generic 2022 date would suffice. Exact date for something that's coming out in a year and a half is eh. I guess it's MS just wanting to show their 2022 lineup will be huge, especially if 2021 doesn't have much beyond Ascent, Psychonauts 2, and Craig Infinite.
I don't really get the point of posting here if you don't want to see this. It's been this way for years. You know it, everyone knows it, and it's the same every year. If you don't want to see this and read about it, then don't come to ERA or other game sites. It's simple.
It isn't just for our benefit, it also "claims" that release slot and signals to other companies not to plan to release their own big AAA game on that day/week. This is the same reason specific release dates for movies are set years in advance.
We are on a gaming enthusiast forum where we speculate and talk about games all day. It's to be expected. I personally get more hype because I want to see what the games look like and the concepts that the devs have in the game. The industry is already super secretive.
I hate how right you probably are about this.
I'd love to play this game someday but I can't see it ever happening. Given the insane scope, to get it out, Ubi would probably need to give it to one (or more) of their major studios, which would mean prioritising it over like AC or Far Cry or something. And since it absolutely won't sell as well as those games would, it'll probably never happen.
The only hope I have is that it's some executive's "pet project" and it'll stay alive that way.
Fucking Bethesda. Did Starfield get multiple redesign or what? Looks like holiday 2022 title now.
I would be happy with a Blacklist remaster for this new gen at this point.
Me too, I love Blacklist. If you have a Series X, it runs great there, but it's the maximum we will get.
It's a new IP. New lore, new gameplay systems, new everything. I bet it's much easier for them to make TES VI with its established lore, provinces, and models than to make something set in acompletely different world.
If they're going to announce an exact Starfield date for late 2022, that tells me the game will most likely be done months ahead of that and they plan to hold it as a huge November game.
PS5 here, so no options other than a PC or maybe a Series S eventually. Blacklist is awesome.
Well the PC version runs great on anything post 2014, so if you get it it will be an automatic improvement over the PS3/360 version.
Man, I always get sad thinking about Splinter Cell in the summer :((
It definitely feels like it's their best candidate for a big November game next year. It seems like it's too soon for, like, Gears 6, and a lot of the other stuff they've teased (Everwild, Avowed, Perfect Dark) feels further off.
Ancel left back in September, that would've been the perfect time to shift the blame if they wanted that game canceled.
That's likely one of the reasons, yes. I've always thought if the game wasn't making Fall 2021, then it'll be Fall 2022. Bethesda likes November release dates before the GOTY season.
Yearp - I know Bethesda loves their November releases, and if they're confident enough to give a date, I imagine they've at least got a clear(ish) path to the finish line.
I didnt say he hates them. Dont put words in my mouth please, thank you.
True. I mean AC's problems surely weren't "not enough side-missions" or "too tiny maps", etc.
Looks like Ubisoft is still stuck in the PS3/X360 era. "Look how big the map in our open-world game is. This time it's 2 times bigger!!!!1"
But hey, you do you Ubisoft.
Who the fuck played Valhalla and thought 'this game isn't big enough! We need to add more stuff!' Ah well, at least I know I won't touch the next one with a barge pole. They need to strip these games way the fuck down, add more compelling content, not just more content for the sake of it.
