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I definitely have to agree with Sima on the annual releases. I would prefer it if Ubisoft spaced out the games more to be released every two or three years and not annually. It would mean that the games have more time to develop and would be of the best quality, and the series would also not suffer as much from franchise fatigue. | I definitely have to agree with Sima on the annual releases. I would prefer it if Ubisoft spaced out the games more to be released every two or three years and not annually. It would mean that the games have more time to develop and would be of the best quality, and the series would also not suffer as much from franchise fatigue. | ||
Also, I'm skeptical over the French Revolution setting - fans have been requesting it for a long time and it's unlike Ubisoft to pick the most wanted setting for the game, they usually choose something that's not well-known and more of a surprise to the fans. | Also, I'm skeptical over the French Revolution setting - fans have been requesting it for a long time and it's unlike Ubisoft to pick the most wanted setting for the game, they usually choose something that's not well-known and more of a surprise to the fans. | ||
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I definitely have to agree with Sima on the annual releases. I would prefer it if Ubisoft spaced out the games more to be released every two or three years and not annually. It would mean that the games have more time to develop and would be of the best quality, and the series would also not suffer as much from franchise fatigue.
Also, I'm skeptical over the French Revolution setting - fans have been requesting it for a long time and it's unlike Ubisoft to pick the most wanted setting for the game, they usually choose something that's not well-known and more of a surprise to the fans.