That’s fair, I don’t know how I’d make ships climb the radio towers either.
For anybody slow as me that took an eterny to understand what the hell this comment had to do with anything…
It’s a reference to the Ubisoft mechanic seen on most of it’s open world games of going to a tower, in this case a reference to Far Cry so it’s a radio tower, and do/activate something and that “scans” and add to the map points of interest in that zone around the tower.
To me, blackflag was fun because it was single player (my fav AC game by far) . If they made another single player pirate game I would play the shit out of it
Yeah, I was initially super interested. Cut down the AC stuff, build out the ships, and you’re good to go.
Then I found out it was live service trash and stopped caring.
I would do unspeakable things to get a Sid Meier’s: Pirates! Live the Life style game, but with Black Flag controls/graphics.
Honestly, I got a Ship-of-the-Line in that game once when I was like 13, and every game from then on I hunted for them trying to capture a whole fleet, but they were pretty rare.
I want that feeling of “I’m hunting for a specific ship and country/cargo” again. Black flag is still my all time favorite AC
Thats a million dollar idea right there, too bad the game would be too big for an indie company to produce and triple A studios are too dumb to invest on new ideas.
I’d be aboard.
Black Flag is still my favorite AC. I never finished the story, because I enjoyed sailing the seas and singing along to shanties.
You should really finish the story, the ending is amazing imo. The story starts weak and the middle is kinda meh but the ending… Soooooo good
Is this not single player? I was always under the impression this was a spiritual successor to black flag
I think they intended it to be single player but then thought they make more money with a multiplayer game as a service
Just let it die, Ubisoft.
Singapore keeps throwing money at it, Ubisoft takes it in and let’s Ubi Singapore work on that dumpster fire.
You have a source for that? I’ve only seen Ubi is on the hook for the money used if the game doesn’t ship
Nope. The only known “fact” is that Ubisoft was given a grant by Singapore which obligated them to release it at some point. Can’t imagine why Ubisoft would keep that thing in development for so long instead of just releasing anything if it wasn’t for external money that they don’t have to care about.
Meanwhile SoT churns out content and updates, maintaining a very active and solid population over the years. Plus full PvE mode coming soon which will be fun for a lot of players wanting to casually enjoy all the Tall Tales content.
I can imagine a lot of SoT players giving it a go, just to go back. I think the ship’s sailed on this one.
They cancelled so many other games but they keep this one alive? Any bets that they’re going to try to make it a PvPvE extraction shooter game that will be DOA?
From what I understand, Ubisoft received a grant from the Singapore government that basically mandates this game be published, as opposed to the recent Hyenas cancelation.
Relevant quote;
The company, in exchange for generous subsidies, is required to hit a certain hiring quota and launch original IPs in the next few years, making it imperative that the title gets shipped by hook or by crook – final look notwithstanding.
Right, but they should have just released it knowing it was going to die, unless they continue to receieve funding if they keep delaying it? Its just a money pit by this point and the faster they dump it the faster they can stop sinking money into it.
I mean … If you can delay the game and actually make a hit, why not?
Gamers are so ridiculous “how dare you not release this game that’s clearly not ready!” one day “how dare you delay this game multiple times! Just give up or launch it already!”
And you know maybe you’re not in the former group ever, but it’s just wild to me how people can have such wildly different takes on this.
It’s been established for a couple years now that it’s already going to be DOA. Ubisoft games almost are as a default these days, but this one in particular seems extra cursed.
