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i mean, the structure of spider-man, a game widely beloved on this forum is identical to 2014 ubisoft open world games (along with GoT and horizon), the structure is completely fine if the gameplay is done well. Or maybe ya'll just have double standards lol
You got it right here.
Ubisoft does an open world -> "oh the same shit all over again"
literally every other developer making an open world with the same game design -> "oh cooooooooool, GOTY"
A few years ago the cool thing to do was to hate EA. Now it's Ubi. I wonder which one will be next...
Embracer Group is my guess, once they start getting more into the limelight with bigger releases from their recent acquisitions.
Oh no a web forum hates the big corporation.
Whatever will they do.
Fuck Ubisoft and their rapist culture.
The hell is going on in here? Have you checked that this individual you quoted is universally loving open world games following ubi formula when it's made by others? I assume it's not just a "well I mean just generally this place-" because you did quote an individual for it so you must think he falls into the camp you speak of.
"Blade, we need you to climb this tower to find all the vampire nests, vampire races and hidden vampire collectibles in this location"
Spiderman wasn't done well. The open world repetitive bullshit sucked in it too. It just had a better story than most Ubisoft games, especially MM, and the core gameplay loop/ traversal was compelling. There was also far less to do than the typical Ubisoft game, which is a good thing.
I'm also not that poster and have no high vemon towards Ubisoft. They're more hit than miss nowadays, but they do make good games still. Origins and Odyssey were great.
I played the hell out of Blade II on PS2, even though I knew it wasn't any good. Slicing and dicing and blasting away vampires seems like a fairly straightforward concept; I'd be glad to at least see some developer take a shot at it, especially with the new movie coming soon.
That could be fun that being said Ubi has definitely moved away from that formula for better or for worse. I would imagine this would be closer AC Valhalla, so a light RPG and some settlement management stuff. Maybe you send other vampire hunters on mission or something.
I hope they don't do Far Cry 6 again because that kinda a middle ground from stuff like Far Cry 3/AC Brotherhood and AC Valhalla.
If that's true then why isn't Mahershala Ali in the mocap suit and why would blade even need to be mocapped in the first place?
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Who says they are mocapping the character, Blade?
Angie If mocap studios are busy (they are) - then yeah they might need to use an external studio especially if its for secondary/monster/background or pre-viz stuff and not a lead actor before they get into the studios in Atlanta (probably being used by another film/TV series before they get it in October)
You don't find it odd that a Ubisoft videogame of Blade would have the same director as the hundreds of millions dollar budget Marvel film about to start shooting? If I'm wrong then cool, but it's not quite adding up
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I thought it'd have Mahershala Ali as Blade, and nowadays his likeness at least. Well, it's just mocap…
Boy people sure do hate Ubisoft here lol.
I like their games fine, it's their culture of sexual abuse with no consequences I'm not into.
I like their games fine, it's their culture of sexual abuse with no consequences I'm not into.
Phew almost got excited for a moment when I saw Blade mentioned there.
Prepare for the most generic, by-the-numbers, focus-tested Blade game you'll ever see in your life.
Prepare for the most generic, by-the-numbers, focus-tested Blade game you'll ever see in your life.
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