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<div class="quote">Cococrash11 wrote:<br | <div class="quote">Cococrash11 wrote:<br>They shouldn't skip 2016. I'm hoping the rumor is just a fake.</div>Why not? A lot of the fans are suffering from franchise fatigue, and with a setting like Egypt, I'm all for it if Ubi decides to give themselves more time so they can polish it. Honestly, the main reason I doubted this rumour was because it sounded too good to be true. Call me cynical, but I have a hard time believing the businessmen of Ubisoft forgoing the amount of money that Assassin's Creed brings in each year.</div>Not everyone is you by that logic if you guys messed you should take a break for a year. I believe in them sure they messed up in Unity but I still love it. Syndicate is better and the next one would be even great.</div> | ||
That "a lot of fans" is not just grabbed out of nowhere :/ Check the AC subreddit, check the ubisoft forums, check facebook, check tumblr, and you'll undoubtedly happen upon people who are ''' | That "a lot of fans" is not just grabbed out of nowhere :/ Check the AC subreddit, check the ubisoft forums, check facebook, check tumblr, and you'll undoubtedly happen upon people who are '''happy '''about the idea of Ubisoft taking a break for 2016. | ||
Sure, Syndicate was better, but with Unity, that was hardly a large hurdle to jump. At this point, it is pretty much undeniable that annualization is hurting the quality of the games (as well as gamers' excitement for them). Also, given Ubisoft's track record (AC3 -> Black Flag -> Unity/Rogue -> Syndicate), there's no guarantee that the next game would be better. What the development teams need is more time. | Sure, Syndicate was better, but with Unity, that was hardly a large hurdle to jump. At this point, it is pretty much undeniable that annualization is hurting the quality of the games (as well as gamers' excitement for them). Also, given Ubisoft's track record (AC3 -> Black Flag -> Unity/Rogue -> Syndicate), there's no guarantee that the next game would be better. What the development teams need is more time. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:19, 13 July 2026
Cococrash11 wrote:
Not everyone is you by that logic if you guys messed you should take a break for a year. I believe in them sure they messed up in Unity but I still love it. Syndicate is better and the next one would be even great.
Crookandcharlatan wrote:
Cococrash11 wrote:
They shouldn't skip 2016. I'm hoping the rumor is just a fake.
Why not? A lot of the fans are suffering from franchise fatigue, and with a setting like Egypt, I'm all for it if Ubi decides to give themselves more time so they can polish it. Honestly, the main reason I doubted this rumour was because it sounded too good to be true. Call me cynical, but I have a hard time believing the businessmen of Ubisoft forgoing the amount of money that Assassin's Creed brings in each year.They shouldn't skip 2016. I'm hoping the rumor is just a fake.
That "a lot of fans" is not just grabbed out of nowhere :/ Check the AC subreddit, check the ubisoft forums, check facebook, check tumblr, and you'll undoubtedly happen upon people who are happy about the idea of Ubisoft taking a break for 2016.
Sure, Syndicate was better, but with Unity, that was hardly a large hurdle to jump. At this point, it is pretty much undeniable that annualization is hurting the quality of the games (as well as gamers' excitement for them). Also, given Ubisoft's track record (AC3 -> Black Flag -> Unity/Rogue -> Syndicate), there's no guarantee that the next game would be better. What the development teams need is more time.