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I say this every time there is a discussion on Division, but it's one of the best "almost there" games. The build crafting is some of the best, the looting is fun and loop is rewarding, but they keep hitting a brick wall with content and the games just fade away. The raids are stupid and there is only so many times you can grind the same missions. The tower in Div 2 was one of the best additions but I think if they make another they need to borrow Diablo's homework and just completely copy the type of content. The rest of Division like the moment to moment game play, setting and lore, environments etc is perfect.
 
I say this every time there is a discussion on Division, but it's one of the best "almost there" games. The build crafting is some of the best, the looting is fun and loop is rewarding, but they keep hitting a brick wall with content and the games just fade away. The raids are stupid and there is only so many times you can grind the same missions. The tower in Div 2 was one of the best additions but I think if they make another they need to borrow Diablo's homework and just completely copy the type of content. The rest of Division like the moment to moment game play, setting and lore, environments etc is perfect.

I would love a version of the game with a stronger emphasis on narrative and stripping away some of the more dubious always online elements - you've pretty well captured my general thoughts on it.
 
This thread inspired me to crack into Slay the Spire again. Was finally able to beat ascension level 20 with the silent after months.

What's the skill gap between A15ish and A20? I stopped playing around there for most characters because I was finding myself wanting to jettison runs if I didn't get certain builds happening early.

I moved on from the base game to Downfall but maybe I should go back...
 
I haven't played any of RGG's games before, so I decided to give Judgment a go. It's pretty fun, though the combat is too button mashy for my liking + I don't like how moving through the open world only involves following quest markers like a drone. I love the setting so far, it's really cozy.
 
What's the skill gap between A15ish and A20? I stopped playing around there for most characters because I was finding myself wanting to jettison runs if I didn't get certain builds happening early.

I moved on from the base game to Downfall but maybe I should go back...

I breezed to Ascension 19 then got hit with a halt on Ascension 20 and it took me about 15 hours of constant runs to only beat it yesterday.

I got the two good final bosses on not the final boss with the clock. That's the final piece of luck.

Gonna try the other characters now.
 
The Division games are fun. I prefer 1 over 2 soley due to the setting of Snowy New York.

The 3rd game will be critical for ubisoft, they really need a banger.
I really enjoy Ubisoft games. I have played every Assassin's Creed up to Odyssey, all Far Cry games except Blood Dragon, all Watch Dogs and both Divisions.

However, their AC and FC franchises are stale. AC Origins was good because they completelyl changed the style of game. Odyssey feels like exactly the same game, just with a different setting. Far Cry becomes a grind when you're doing the same thing over and over.

Division was great. The New York setting and the lore was really spellbinding - especially when I played it again during Covid. It was really a wonderfully executed concept and game.
Division 2 does enough however to build on the first game from a gameplay point of view - and I am not a hardcore player.

The Division 3 will need to improve in every aspect. Players don't want a recycled skin.

Ubisoft need something new and be more consistent in releasing new, quality content.

The jump from AC to AC2 was huge. AC2 was far more polished, and the story was great.
AC3 to Black Flag was similarly wonderful.
I didn't mind Unity, Rogue, and Origins.
Outside of that, Ubisoft seem lazy in-between.

Far Cry 3 was a big jump after 2, but every game after then is hardly groundbreaking.

I wish they'd bring back back Splinter Cell. I really enjoyed those back in the day.
 
I too love Ubisoft games but don't feel that they're stale. The rumours I've seen of a hard time limit in Far Cry 7 turns me right off.

Comfort food games and I want them to stay that way. Looking forward to playing Star Wars.
AC and Far Cry - their two flagship franchises are stale IMO.
I got to a point in Odyssey where it's just grinding. That's not fun. I'll finish it, but it'll be a relief rather than a joy.
 
AC and Far Cry - their two flagship franchises are stale IMO.
I got to a point in Odyssey where it's just grinding. That's not fun. I'll finish it, but it'll be a relief rather than a joy.

Odyssey is only a grind if you make it a grind.
 

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I really enjoy Ubisoft games. I have played every Assassin's Creed up to Odyssey, all Far Cry games except Blood Dragon, all Watch Dogs and both Divisions.

However, their AC and FC franchises are stale. AC Origins was good because they completelyl changed the style of game. Odyssey feels like exactly the same game, just with a different setting. Far Cry becomes a grind when you're doing the same thing over and over.

Division was great. The New York setting and the lore was really spellbinding - especially when I played it again during Covid. It was really a wonderfully executed concept and game.
Division 2 does enough however to build on the first game from a gameplay point of view - and I am not a hardcore player.

The Division 3 will need to improve in every aspect. Players don't want a recycled skin.

Ubisoft need something new and be more consistent in releasing new, quality content.

Then you'll love this

 
AC and Far Cry - their two flagship franchises are stale IMO.
I got to a point in Odyssey where it's just grinding. That's not fun. I'll finish it, but it'll be a relief rather than a joy.

Yeah that's not the way I play them. I'll jump in, find something on the map to head to, and see what sort of emergent craziness ensues. What starts off as a simple task could see me attacked by a bear, stumble across someone being held hostage, I might get distracted by a convoy or something, or a random new icon on the map. Then I'll log off, no doubt having laughed at something that screwed up my plans.

They're the opposite of grindy to me.
 
AC and Far Cry - their two flagship franchises are stale IMO.
I got to a point in Odyssey where it's just grinding. That's not fun. I'll finish it, but it'll be a relief rather than a joy.
By AC3, was just over it. Grindy, crazy as storyline. Played Odyessey. Incredible graphics and gameplay but it’s still the same objectives.

Felt UbiSoft push AC as much as COD. Should go along the lines of GTA- RockStar updates it every 3 years or so.
 
Ubisofts' future depends on the success of AC Shadows they need that game to be a hit and sell well if not i fear it's curtains for them as a company they are very close to being purchased.
Ballsy by trying to have a go at Samurai. Ghosts of Tsushima only came out a few years ago
 
Ballsy by trying to have a go at Samurai. Ghosts of Tsushima only came out a few years ago

They have had a pretty long run up since fans have been calling for a Japan setting for a decade at least. They shouldn't **** it up but knowing Ubi they will. Also waiting so long may cost them since people of Ghosts of Tsushima to compare it to now.
 
They have had a pretty long run up since fans have been calling for a Japan setting for a decade at least. They shouldn't **** it up but knowing Ubi they will. Also waiting so long may cost them since people of Ghosts of Tsushima to compare it to now.
100%.
GoT is a masterpiece. The fighting alone will be compared. Just don’t see UbiSoft getting out well.

It will be deeply picked apart, especially with Ghosts of Yotei coming out next year too.
 

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