But Watch Dogs was playable at E3. You were playing it on a targeted machine! And all those features are still there and run on the PC version!"With E3 2015 we said, OK, let's make sure the games are playable, that they're running on the target machines. When we show something, we ask the team, make sure it's playable, make sure gamers can immediately see exactly what it is. That's what we learned from the Watch_Dogs experience - if it can't be played on the target machine, it can be a risk."
...Huh; that actually sounds like progress.Lastly, Guillemot says that he wants to invest more time and money into smaller, off-beat titles like Valiant Hearts and Child of Light, which have proven to be very successful for the company without costing millions of dollars and requiring colossal development cycles.
But will there be a story or some more cut and paste blandness as far as the eye can see? because i was pretty sure that was watch dogs actual problem.Steven Bogos said:Ubisoft: "We've Learned From Watch_Dogs' Mistakes"
these two games are actually very good and amazing. child of light became my game of the year.Souplex said:Psh, Ubi never learns.
...Huh; that actually sounds like progress.Lastly, Guillemot says that he wants to invest more time and money into smaller, off-beat titles like Valiant Hearts and Child of Light, which have proven to be very successful for the company without costing millions of dollars and requiring colossal development cycles.
No, there really is no reason to cut them some slack because you're wrong with what you said. You see, Ubisoft was a great developer not too far back. Their publishing arm however has always been garbage. Don't forget that prior to their UPlay mess they openly declared that almost all PC users are pirates, and prior to even that they were the only major publisher to actively use, promote, and endorse the system killer DRM that was Starforce to the point that they berated any company that didn't use it. Sure EA and Activision are terrible, but they didn't utilize a DRM system that physically damages machines. Finally don't forget that they've made these claims before in the past and well, clearly they haven't learned anything.lacktheknack said:Would it kill you guys to, instead of immediately entering uber-cynical-edgy-teenager-mode, to maybe have just a bit of quiet hope? It would do wonders for my blood pressure, and Ubisoft was a great publisher not too far back.
...No? Ugh.
EA has been singing the "we've learned from our fuck-ups, really!" for quite a while now. MS, Ubisoft, and them could start a chorus by now.gigastar said:Well theyve said what EA hasnt. I will give them that.
Now all they have to do is follow it up.