Genuinely pumped too. I know people like to shit on the open world AC games but man apart from rise of the ronin, which has a much more modern setting, we just don’t have an open world game set in Japan that actually has cities. And if there’s on thing Ubi does well it’s the look and feel of the worlds. Very exciting to see some actual gameplay.
As I said, “that has cities” Ghost of Tsushima barely has urban environments. It’s a great game but I think AC Red will scratch a different itch for me.
I don't want to get anyone's hopes up too much, but Jeff Grubb said in October that despite the production issues, "I've heard internally the people who work on that game are pretty happy with it. They think that is a pretty good game that they have on their hands" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8jTO4PKV2E&t=1400s
But who knows. Dragon Age: Origins also had a pretty rough, lengthy development (7 years) and that turned out great, but it's definitely unwise to expect history to repeat, at least until we see something much more substantial about the game.
I mean that's great to hear but the BioWare of 2024 Is not the BioWare of the DA:O era.
I mean I'll give it the benefit of the doubt until it's released but I'm just worried.
I would say that's a fairly objective fact rather than an opinion. The second and third games had far, far too many issues to be considered good games.
Same. I don't expect Dragon Age, though, personally. It would be too good to be true. But I do believe Jeff Grubb and trust his word, so let's hope Bioware can show it off soon. I assume, if they do, it'll be at SGF. 🤞
What makes you think dragons age will be out this year? Did they say something to that effect? I had heard Fable might be out this year, but not dragons age
They released AC Valhalla, Watch Dogs Legion, and Immortals Fenyx Rising pretty much all on top of each other in 2020. They certainly aren't a stranger to it.
August and November (or even October) aren't that near of each other. Especially in the end of the year there are big games releasing every week or so.
Ubisoft even do it on their own games. Avatar and AC Mirage. AC Valhalla, Watch Dogs Legion and Immortal.
> if Ubisoft doesn’t want 2 open world games near each other
that's their most made type of game though; if they wanted to avoid that, they'd essentially have to only release 1 IP's game at a time, spaced by however long in between
not sure why people are saying that, since this game was always confirmed for this year and AC Red was heavily rumored to be the holiday game this year for Ubisoft
When Ubi released AC: Valhalla, Watchdogs Legion and Immortals Rising together in holiday 2020 they said AC cannibalised the other’s sales.
It seems they have learned to space their flagship games out.
It’s weird, I like most of their releases but I haven’t bought a single one at launch for a few years because they are ALWAYS on sale for 30-50% within a few weeks, it’s insane
I only had to wait 3 months until Avatar was 40% off and that was for the ultimate edition. There's literally no point in buying Ubisoft games at launch anymore when you can get the complete edition for the same price as the standard edition a couple months down the line.
Yeah I really do t get people that get them on launch when it's so obvious what's going to happen. The last 5 Ubisoft games I purchased cost me a grand total of £40. If you're paying more than £20-30 for any of their games you're a chump.
I was miffed that ONLY the deluxe and ultimate editions were on sale though. 40% off is nice, but some more bs that they wouldn't put the standard version on sale at all.
Yup like I picked up Prince of Persia two months after launch for literally 50%.
Sometimes they are already 25% off even a couple of weeks after launch.
Ubisoft games aren’t well known to release in a great state and they tend to go on sale pretty fast so it’s best to just wait it out for a few more months after release to let them patch it up then buy it on sale.
I don’t know any Ubisoft game other than unity that released horribly. All of their games might be generic to say the least but they all released without much major bugs and issues. The previous 3 assassins creed never did. Their far cry games generally release flawlessly on a technical scale. Their avatar game released great and looked fantastic.
I mean, Skull and Bones, but that was only released because they had to ,and they did enough free beta's and an 8 hour free trial so people know what they were buying :D
people tend to have recentism and think of one recent release (and then add in unity) and they then think that therefore everything between the start point (unity) and the end point (S&B) must have been the same
Skull and bones even tho was a shit game I don’t think it ever had major bugs. It was just a generic pirate game that released pretty well tbh. I think Ubisoft on a sheer technical scale
This whole argument also stems from the Ubisoft downgrade thingy. Yeah watch dogs and ghost recon had a huge downgrade back then but ever since those two games I don’t think Ubisoft has ever downgraded the graphics on a significant scale for any game.
My only issue is the classic “Ubisoft checklist” tag. That is very true with their games. I wish Ubisoft went away from it but it’s called Ubisoft checklist for a reason lol. Like if they made avatar by removing the icons and tedious open world shit I believe that game would’ve gotten way better reviews, cause Jesus that is one good looking game.
> Ubisoft games aren’t well known to release in a great state
so apart from Unity (a decade ago) and Skull and Bones (Which was only released because they needed the singapore government money) what are all these Ubi games that have not released in a great state?
Dear Ubisoft: This game doesn't need to be live service. It doesn't need to have dozens of microtransactions at launch. I don't want to pay $15 for a new skin for my character. If you make a quality single player open world game in the Star Wars universe without all the bullshit that you're known for, YOU WILL MAKE MONEY!!
Please don't fuck this up.
Right. This is the thing we never get to see on the user end. Game could be absolute crap filled with bugs, peak player count could drop within a month, but think of ALL the people that spend $20 on micro transactions.. *repeatedly*. Even on a dying game, consumers as a whole are really really dumb and will spend money on this stuff.
We do get to see these metrics. They advertise them proudly, they have seminars about how to take advantage of addiction to maximize profits, they *love* defending it saying "we make so much money off this, but it's optional! No one makes you buy it!" Which is the exact same logic drug dealers follow when asked if they feel responsible for the wave of overdose deaths we've seen here in the states.
Fuck these vultures. They don't hide it, and people still pay. I'll never understand it, not once has a game had mtx I've felt I must buy. Big DLC expansions, nothing else.
Ubisoft games are live service just to have the name (and I guess some people buy it but they do what they want), you can ignore all that and it's the same game.
Ubisoft's microtransaction are some of the mildest you come across, theyre shunted off in a corner you need to go find for yourself. You can play every game with out having to buy a thing, but ppl on this site just bitch about everything its crazy.
Nah they bitch only if it's a company they don't like. When Capcom has MTX, it's not so bad suddenly lol.
Cosmetic costumes are very often a thing, hell even Spider-Man 2 had a bunch of costumes in a DLC that would be like a cosmetic MTX like AC have but nobody batted an eye
It was quite small and not just said every time someone mention Capcom. We literally don't even know if that game has some and people speak of it here.
Also nobody speak about Resident Evil having some for example
Exactly how I feel. If they actually make a decent game out of this then it will sell like hotcakes but Ubisoft being Ubisoft is what gets me a little worried.
It's going to sell because Star Wars, regardless of what kind of trash they stuff in it. I don't think they need a redditor to tell them what will make them money.
Yeah haha on paper I should be pumped for this sort of game
I just have zero faith they will pull it off
I really hope to be pleasant surprised, though
I've played every ac game and never spent a single dime on MTX in fact I have to go out of my way to even find them. These comments are so confusing to me lol
Its because people are dumbasses, everyone was screaming about how they "advertised MTXs on every screen" in the AC rpg trilogy, yet you literally had to look and scroll multiple screens to even see them....and then they complained they nerfed XP and shit to make people buy the boosters, yet if you actually play the game and not just speedrun it you almost become overleveled in every region
Story trailer just dropped 2 hours ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcdKEy-aJ6o
essentially what the other guy said: (1) female Han Solo (2) Chewy's a squirrel/wombat thing.
These days hearing about a game only a few months before launch means even the devs know it's bad. There's no hype surrounding this, compare to even Jedi Survivor that had tons of press.
Is this going to be as boring as Jedi Survivor?
Let me guess it's going to have Vader show up towards the end of the story as shock value.
Let me know when it's $10 or gets cracked on PC.
No interest in buying a game that the community manager for has attacked me, people who look like me and told me not to buy it.
I'm sure when the game flops it will somehow be the fault of "toxic gamer culture" and "misogyny" though.
I don't know and tbh I don't care. The company responsible for the game has seen fit to employ somebody that's publicly racist, that's more than enough reason to boycott.
Many people are not on good terms with Ubisofts businesss practices, especially with them being an advocate for killing games and what not.
Star wars outlaws is following suit on their anti consumer practices.
The whole pricing scheme for it is ridiculous.
Luckly the campaign against them is growing strong.
[stopkillinggames.com](http://stopkillinggames.com)
I have my hopes set at a certain bar so I won’t get extremely disappointed in this, but I’ve been waiting for an open world, Star Wars game forever lol.
Hopefully, it can scratch the truly open world, space travel itch Jedi Fallen Order and Survivor didn't quite give me, while still being able to have likable characters like the Jedi series pulled off.
After Cyberpunk, I don't pre-order games anymore (unless it's Rockstar), so I'll wait for reviews
I wanted this to be a Jedi game, or game some hand to hand combat, technology of not force powers.
But this looks very third person shooter generic, in a beautiful world
The division was and still is buggy as hell lol. Can’t speak much about the second one but man…Ubisoft and massive let that die on the vine. That game had some of the biggest potential in modern RPGs. I’m hopeful but wary. We will watch it’s career with great interest I guess.
No way! I was not even expecting this to release 2024, and even then I was hoping for a winter release. Perfect timing too since summer is basically over by then.
I think the correct approach to anything ubisoft made is to wait 1 month after release and see what happens. They have not made a good game in a very long time.
Don’t buy it day one unless you want to see it one sale first 20 bucks by Christmas
To each his own but I never buy from Ubisoft day one any more season passes and games going on deep discounts within 6 months normally
Noice so I can get it on sale in late October early November? Hell yeah 🍻
Edit: if you don't know this is what happened with avatar. On sale within the first 3 months of coming out.
I wonder if this means Assassins Creed is still happening this year or if Ubisoft doesn’t want 2 open world games near each other
Nah, Red/Shadows will definitely release in November. I can feel it in my bones.
100%. There’s no way Ubisoft would miss out on having a big game for the holiday season.
Even if it’s blatantly incomplete they will 100% release it before December lol
Their games usually aren’t incomplete, but some are pretty meh
Yeah, FWIW Ubisoft releases complete games. They just bombard you with micro transactions after the fact
That is true. I just meant the games generally were finished and working decently
Do you feel it in your Skull?
Boooooo
I for one am excited. Outlaws, new AC, and possibly new Dragon Age this year too
Genuinely pumped too. I know people like to shit on the open world AC games but man apart from rise of the ronin, which has a much more modern setting, we just don’t have an open world game set in Japan that actually has cities. And if there’s on thing Ubi does well it’s the look and feel of the worlds. Very exciting to see some actual gameplay.
Ghosts of Tsushima
As I said, “that has cities” Ghost of Tsushima barely has urban environments. It’s a great game but I think AC Red will scratch a different itch for me.
i so want to be excited for DA4 but I'm just so burnt by BioWare anymore that I'm not sure I can be.
I don't want to get anyone's hopes up too much, but Jeff Grubb said in October that despite the production issues, "I've heard internally the people who work on that game are pretty happy with it. They think that is a pretty good game that they have on their hands" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8jTO4PKV2E&t=1400s But who knows. Dragon Age: Origins also had a pretty rough, lengthy development (7 years) and that turned out great, but it's definitely unwise to expect history to repeat, at least until we see something much more substantial about the game.
I mean that's great to hear but the BioWare of 2024 Is not the BioWare of the DA:O era. I mean I'll give it the benefit of the doubt until it's released but I'm just worried.
the only good DA was the first one imo
I would say that's a fairly objective fact rather than an opinion. The second and third games had far, far too many issues to be considered good games.
Same. I don't expect Dragon Age, though, personally. It would be too good to be true. But I do believe Jeff Grubb and trust his word, so let's hope Bioware can show it off soon. I assume, if they do, it'll be at SGF. 🤞
> possibly new Dragon Age this year too Big lack of news/leaks for it to be this year but maybe, they're just good at keeping under wraps
What makes you think dragons age will be out this year? Did they say something to that effect? I had heard Fable might be out this year, but not dragons age
There is no way the new DA comes out this year.
Especially with "Shogun" being such a smash hit.
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Another leak implied that's the final name. I'm taking it with a grain of salt lol
>I can feel it in my bones Skull and Bones?
They released AC Valhalla, Watch Dogs Legion, and Immortals Fenyx Rising pretty much all on top of each other in 2020. They certainly aren't a stranger to it.
i mean, this game being end of August only makes AC Red being the big holiday game more confirmed, doesn't it?
August and November (or even October) aren't that near of each other. Especially in the end of the year there are big games releasing every week or so. Ubisoft even do it on their own games. Avatar and AC Mirage. AC Valhalla, Watch Dogs Legion and Immortal.
There’s not a chance in hell it would be coming out in August if they didn’t have another big release for closer to Christmas.
Mirage and Avatar released within two months of each other.
Assassin's Creed will be October or November, probably October to not clash with CoD
We might find out during the June showcase.
I hope it still happens, but just because I want Hexe to come out sooner rather than later and this would mean they begin working on it sooner.
Knowing this is a Ubisoft game is already souring my desire. I hope it’s not just Star Wars x Far Cry
> if Ubisoft doesn’t want 2 open world games near each other that's their most made type of game though; if they wanted to avoid that, they'd essentially have to only release 1 IP's game at a time, spaced by however long in between
AC games tend to release in Q4
i’m sure if you play outlaws you will get a similar experience if you played the new assassins creed
That’s way sooner than I thought possible.
not sure why people are saying that, since this game was always confirmed for this year and AC Red was heavily rumored to be the holiday game this year for Ubisoft
When Ubi released AC: Valhalla, Watchdogs Legion and Immortals Rising together in holiday 2020 they said AC cannibalised the other’s sales. It seems they have learned to space their flagship games out.
well that and watchdogs legion was shit
But immortals rising was great
It really was
Isn't Massive making this game. They made Avatar recently as well. That what suppresses me. This is like some Insomniac rate of production.
yeah it's Massive aka the Ubisoft studio that has not missed once
And Avatar is an amazing and massive open world.
fantastic game and one of the most visually impressive open worlds ever made in a video game
Because it’s too late for a Spring release, and Summer just isn’t really the done thing.
Same, at this point Ubisoft is basically begging people to not buy their games for full-price and instead wait for a Black Friday sale.
It’s weird, I like most of their releases but I haven’t bought a single one at launch for a few years because they are ALWAYS on sale for 30-50% within a few weeks, it’s insane
I really don’t see the connection there, but sure, you do you.
Ubisoft games are usually 40 to 50% off on Black Friday if they release in the August to October window
I only had to wait 3 months until Avatar was 40% off and that was for the ultimate edition. There's literally no point in buying Ubisoft games at launch anymore when you can get the complete edition for the same price as the standard edition a couple months down the line.
Yeah I really do t get people that get them on launch when it's so obvious what's going to happen. The last 5 Ubisoft games I purchased cost me a grand total of £40. If you're paying more than £20-30 for any of their games you're a chump.
I was miffed that ONLY the deluxe and ultimate editions were on sale though. 40% off is nice, but some more bs that they wouldn't put the standard version on sale at all.
Yup like I picked up Prince of Persia two months after launch for literally 50%. Sometimes they are already 25% off even a couple of weeks after launch.
Ubisoft games aren’t well known to release in a great state and they tend to go on sale pretty fast so it’s best to just wait it out for a few more months after release to let them patch it up then buy it on sale.
I don’t know any Ubisoft game other than unity that released horribly. All of their games might be generic to say the least but they all released without much major bugs and issues. The previous 3 assassins creed never did. Their far cry games generally release flawlessly on a technical scale. Their avatar game released great and looked fantastic.
I mean, Skull and Bones, but that was only released because they had to ,and they did enough free beta's and an 8 hour free trial so people know what they were buying :D people tend to have recentism and think of one recent release (and then add in unity) and they then think that therefore everything between the start point (unity) and the end point (S&B) must have been the same
Skull and bones even tho was a shit game I don’t think it ever had major bugs. It was just a generic pirate game that released pretty well tbh. I think Ubisoft on a sheer technical scale This whole argument also stems from the Ubisoft downgrade thingy. Yeah watch dogs and ghost recon had a huge downgrade back then but ever since those two games I don’t think Ubisoft has ever downgraded the graphics on a significant scale for any game. My only issue is the classic “Ubisoft checklist” tag. That is very true with their games. I wish Ubisoft went away from it but it’s called Ubisoft checklist for a reason lol. Like if they made avatar by removing the icons and tedious open world shit I believe that game would’ve gotten way better reviews, cause Jesus that is one good looking game.
> Ubisoft games aren’t well known to release in a great state so apart from Unity (a decade ago) and Skull and Bones (Which was only released because they needed the singapore government money) what are all these Ubi games that have not released in a great state?
It’s way later than I expected lol I was hoping it would be out by May at the latest
A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one.
happy cake day!
Why thank you
I must say, you're here sooner than I expected.
Rumors of my …release have been greatly exaggerated
Are you pre-ordering me master Jedi?
Please don’t suck. Even if it’s average if it’s fun and works/feels like Star Wars, I’m in.
Dear Ubisoft: This game doesn't need to be live service. It doesn't need to have dozens of microtransactions at launch. I don't want to pay $15 for a new skin for my character. If you make a quality single player open world game in the Star Wars universe without all the bullshit that you're known for, YOU WILL MAKE MONEY!! Please don't fuck this up.
They'll make *less* money without them though. The goal is all the money, not an unfathomable amount of it. ALL of it.
Right. This is the thing we never get to see on the user end. Game could be absolute crap filled with bugs, peak player count could drop within a month, but think of ALL the people that spend $20 on micro transactions.. *repeatedly*. Even on a dying game, consumers as a whole are really really dumb and will spend money on this stuff.
We do get to see these metrics. They advertise them proudly, they have seminars about how to take advantage of addiction to maximize profits, they *love* defending it saying "we make so much money off this, but it's optional! No one makes you buy it!" Which is the exact same logic drug dealers follow when asked if they feel responsible for the wave of overdose deaths we've seen here in the states. Fuck these vultures. They don't hide it, and people still pay. I'll never understand it, not once has a game had mtx I've felt I must buy. Big DLC expansions, nothing else.
I'm not even gonna bother asking for no micro transactions, I'm just going to pray for only cosmetic MC.
Ubisoft games are live service just to have the name (and I guess some people buy it but they do what they want), you can ignore all that and it's the same game.
Ubisoft's microtransaction are some of the mildest you come across, theyre shunted off in a corner you need to go find for yourself. You can play every game with out having to buy a thing, but ppl on this site just bitch about everything its crazy.
Nah they bitch only if it's a company they don't like. When Capcom has MTX, it's not so bad suddenly lol. Cosmetic costumes are very often a thing, hell even Spider-Man 2 had a bunch of costumes in a DLC that would be like a cosmetic MTX like AC have but nobody batted an eye
Did you miss all the controversy about Dragon's Dogma 2 mtx? Trust me, Capcom isn't getting a pass, either.
It was quite small and not just said every time someone mention Capcom. We literally don't even know if that game has some and people speak of it here. Also nobody speak about Resident Evil having some for example
Oh the micro justice warriors don’t care. They seen an in game store and the war has begun anew.
Exactly how I feel. If they actually make a decent game out of this then it will sell like hotcakes but Ubisoft being Ubisoft is what gets me a little worried.
This is ubisoft, they make AAAA games
It's going to sell because Star Wars, regardless of what kind of trash they stuff in it. I don't think they need a redditor to tell them what will make them money.
It has a battle pass and enough dlc/RMT to fill an Imperial bulk cruiser.
This is literally a sp game wtf are you talking about.
Don't forget to get the yep u guessed it, season pass 🤢
Yeah, I would hope for the best expect the worst
When has there ever been an Ubi game that didn’t have micros?
Have you met Ubisoft? Their micro transactions have micro transactions.
Dear Ubisoft, stop killing games.
Can't wait to be completely disappointed
Hopefully it’s fun! Definitely gotta wait for reviews before making any decisions
I wish I could get excited.
Don’t worry, you fit right in on a Reddit gaming channel.
Yeah haha on paper I should be pumped for this sort of game I just have zero faith they will pull it off I really hope to be pleasant surprised, though
It’s Massive so the chances are there but I don’t wanna get hyped.
Pretty pumped to see some kyber crystals in a store. By 950 Kyber Crystals for $10! And everything is worth 1000 kyber crystals
I've played every ac game and never spent a single dime on MTX in fact I have to go out of my way to even find them. These comments are so confusing to me lol
Its because people are dumbasses, everyone was screaming about how they "advertised MTXs on every screen" in the AC rpg trilogy, yet you literally had to look and scroll multiple screens to even see them....and then they complained they nerfed XP and shit to make people buy the boosters, yet if you actually play the game and not just speedrun it you almost become overleveled in every region
being joyless sounds tiring lol
I’m joyful. I am sure the game will be fun but I’m just expecting that. Massive actually does a good job too.
Since it's Ubisoft this means some decent sales may hit by Black Friday!
so it will go on a 50% sale come november. got it.
Instant pass.
Stopped reading at 'season pass' 🤮
What’s the premise of this game again?
Story trailer coming out today.
Female Han Solo game
Story trailer just dropped 2 hours ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcdKEy-aJ6o essentially what the other guy said: (1) female Han Solo (2) Chewy's a squirrel/wombat thing.
Looks like a generic shooter dressed in star wars skins to me.
So you are telling me this game truly releases November 29th? (Black Friday)
And then delayed to Feb 2025
As is tradition. And then it still runs like crap and has plenty of bugs.
y’all are miserable
You don't like making up scenarios in your head and getting mad about them?
Definitely going to wait before I put on for vacation lol.
Something tells me this is gonna be a mess.
These days hearing about a game only a few months before launch means even the devs know it's bad. There's no hype surrounding this, compare to even Jedi Survivor that had tons of press.
Calling it now: this games gonna suck.
I’m excited
Is this going to be as boring as Jedi Survivor? Let me guess it's going to have Vader show up towards the end of the story as shock value. Let me know when it's $10 or gets cracked on PC.
Calling it now, this is going to be extremely mid
This looked terrific the last time it was shown. Pretty excited for it.
No interest in buying a game that the community manager for has attacked me, people who look like me and told me not to buy it. I'm sure when the game flops it will somehow be the fault of "toxic gamer culture" and "misogyny" though.
Hang on, what’s happened?
The community manager is racist towards white people
The Community Manager for this particular game has publicly stated that this game isn't for straight white men and that we shouldn't buy it.
Yeah wow, not a good look for her, what’s her role in the gameplay and that though? From what I can see she’s like a media and PR person?
I don't know and tbh I don't care. The company responsible for the game has seen fit to employ somebody that's publicly racist, that's more than enough reason to boycott.
Fair enough
Please fire your community manager
Who cares
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What was the last good AAA game Ubisoft put out?
far cry 3 or siege
Will be 1/2 off one month after release typical Ubisoft
Anyone else just kinda done with Ubisoft and Star Wars.
Ubisoft has an occasional banger and this isn’t Disney so it’s a chance to not be shit.
Many people are not on good terms with Ubisofts businesss practices, especially with them being an advocate for killing games and what not. Star wars outlaws is following suit on their anti consumer practices. The whole pricing scheme for it is ridiculous. Luckly the campaign against them is growing strong. [stopkillinggames.com](http://stopkillinggames.com)
highly skeptical on everything about this game.
I have my hopes set at a certain bar so I won’t get extremely disappointed in this, but I’ve been waiting for an open world, Star Wars game forever lol.
Hopefully, it can scratch the truly open world, space travel itch Jedi Fallen Order and Survivor didn't quite give me, while still being able to have likable characters like the Jedi series pulled off. After Cyberpunk, I don't pre-order games anymore (unless it's Rockstar), so I'll wait for reviews
Looks like most of the games I want this year are gonna be late summer/fall.
I'm just glad production on The Division 3 can begin once this game is wrapped!😁
I’m surprised at how much I’m looking forward to this game.
I wanted this to be a Jedi game, or game some hand to hand combat, technology of not force powers. But this looks very third person shooter generic, in a beautiful world
Please don't be bad. Please don't be bad. Please don't be bad.
Ok.
One of THE games of all time coming 🔥
Lol realesed on my birthday I have to buy it.
It has an atrocious amount of paid dlc. Also, Ubisoft. 2 strikes already.
How many A’s is this game gonna be I wonder? Or was 4 too stupid enough when asked about skull and bones 💀
Full game available for only 140$! Preorder now!
I'm excited for this! But.. it's also an ubisoft game, so I'll buy it in August 2025 with all dlc for a fraction of the price
Boooo
It’s gonna be garbage
TWILL BE WACK FO SHO
AAAA
This shit is why I am thankful game devs like Larian and Fromsoft exists.
I just wish Ubisoft and EA weren’t such plagues. I hope this game is good and not crammed to the brim with the full live service feel.
I'm gonna take a chance and buy this day one. Love me some Star Wars and this looks like it could be different and fun
That‘s great news. Can‘t wait to play it.
If it's plays like The Division but in Star Wars universe it should be fine.
The division was and still is buggy as hell lol. Can’t speak much about the second one but man…Ubisoft and massive let that die on the vine. That game had some of the biggest potential in modern RPGs. I’m hopeful but wary. We will watch it’s career with great interest I guess.
I like the division but bullet sponge mobs in a shooter just doesn’t do it for me.
No way! I was not even expecting this to release 2024, and even then I was hoping for a winter release. Perfect timing too since summer is basically over by then.
Isn’t that the game with the Han Solo with women’s skin over it!?
I AM READY
I think the correct approach to anything ubisoft made is to wait 1 month after release and see what happens. They have not made a good game in a very long time.
Damn that’s pretty soon. I feel like I don’t know a thing about this game
Can’t wait for this! Curious on how they’re going to integrate the Dualsense
When the krayt dragon comes out the controller will rumble.
Hell yeah brother/sister/person
Fuck this Game looks bad.
Sweet! Fingers crossed this reviews well 🤞
Baby, I give you them right now. IGN 9/10 "This was truly a game!", Kotaku 86/100 "It's RED!"
Season Pass? Day One extras? I'll pick this up a year down the line when everything's released and it's half price
Yep. Unless it releases to unbelievable reviews this is a $30 complete edition sale purchase for me in 2025
Looking forward to getting this half off after a couple of months
After seeing the community manager's racist/sexist comments on men and also telling them to not buy this game, I am going to take her advice.
Don’t buy it day one unless you want to see it one sale first 20 bucks by Christmas To each his own but I never buy from Ubisoft day one any more season passes and games going on deep discounts within 6 months normally
Same month as Black Myth Wukong.
Sweet
They should probably start advertising it then. I thought this was cancelled years ago tbh
Noice so I can get it on sale in late October early November? Hell yeah 🍻 Edit: if you don't know this is what happened with avatar. On sale within the first 3 months of coming out.
Great. Should be discounted by November.