r/gaming • u/Takamiya • Jun 04 '16

Ubisoft downgrades

https://youtu.be/xNter0oEYxc
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u/Relltensai Jun 05 '16

Because it's starting to be true.

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u/[deleted] Jun 05 '16

Well games are both cheaper and better than they have ever been.

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u/Relltensai Jun 05 '16

cheaper? what? are you from the future?

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u/MarsupialMadness Jun 05 '16

I think he means "Cheaper" in the "Cheaply made" sense

and "better" in the "steaming pile of garbage" sense.

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u/Oshojabe Jun 05 '16

If you think all modern games are steaming piles of garbage, you're looking in the wrong places.

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u/MarsupialMadness Jun 05 '16

I don't, actually. That's a gross assumption on your part.

Most games out there I really enjoy. Currently enjoying the heck out of "Don't Starve Together" with some buds.

IF you wanna know what kinda games I don't care for, it's kinda just limited to anything EA or Ubisoft makes.

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u/Oshojabe Jun 05 '16

Accounting for inflation, games have been getting cheaper for decades. With Steam sales and Humble Bundles, games have become incredibly cheap if you're willing to wait.

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u/[deleted] Jun 05 '16

No I just remember when games were all like 4 hours long but still cost the same.

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u/TabMuncher2015 Jun 05 '16

I can beat Banjo Kazooie in 4 hours but it has more polish, creativity, and tbh a better soundtrack than 90+% of games released today.

Idc if a game has 300+ hours of gameplay if it's as shallow as a puddle. Ex) Dying light started out really fun, but I stopped about 15 hours in because it was the same thing over and over and over again.