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That's what I meant Kabutsu. Ubisoft should focus on the part of history that is less known. Yeah focusin on the specific time period rather that specific historical event is the best way to achive that if you ask me.
That's what I meant Kabutsu. Ubisoft should focus on the part of history that is less known. Yeah focusin on the specific time period rather that specific historical event is the best way to achive that if you ask me.


It worked better with Renaisseance in general than revolutions (though they did much better job on Unity than 3, Unity was actually good if you ask me)  and  hopfully upcoming Victorian era game will be better because of that. I think it's the step in the right direction.
It worked better with Renaisseance in general than revolutions (though they did much better job on Unity than 3, Unity was actually good if you ask me) and  hopfully upcoming Victorian era game will be better because of that. I think it's the step in the right direction.

Latest revision as of 01:10, 10 July 2026

That's what I meant Kabutsu. Ubisoft should focus on the part of history that is less known. Yeah focusin on the specific time period rather that specific historical event is the best way to achive that if you ask me.

It worked better with Renaisseance in general than revolutions (though they did much better job on Unity than 3, Unity was actually good if you ask me) and hopfully upcoming Victorian era game will be better because of that. I think it's the step in the right direction.