Current Events > What is Ubisoft's best game this generation?

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You've got;

• A bunch of Assassin's Creed games
• A bunch of Far Cry games
• A bunch of Just Dance games
• Two The Division games
• Two Ghost Recon games
• Two Watch Dogs games
• Two The Crew games
• Rainbow Six Siege
• Steep
• Mario + Rabbids
• A bunch of Trials games
• Anno games

Did I miss anything?

What's their standout game of this gen?

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Rainbow Six Siege.

Mario + Rabbids is great, especially the Donkey Kong DLC.

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Siege, baby.

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Haven't played any but would be most inclined towards playing Steep.
Isn't there For Honor?

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Probably AC Odyssey
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sabin017 posted...

Haven't played any but would be most inclined towards playing Steep.
Isn't there For Honor?

Oh yes that's one I forgot

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Siege or Odyssey


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Watch Dogs 2

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I loved Siege so much, I played it solid for a year, and then off and on for another year. It was a fresh concept in a generation littered with generic online FPS Call of Duty clones.

Watch Dogs 2 was legit really cool and fun also. Some of the abilities you get were fantastic.

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I'm not far into Watch Dogs 2 yet but if it keeps up with the quality I think it'll take it for me. Closest thing I'll get to a Splinter Cell from them I guess.

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I like ghost recon I'm going to go with wildlands and breakpoint. Don't like siege it's just search and destroy but worse.

Siege easily.
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MabusIncarnate posted...

I loved Siege so much, I played it solid for a year, and then off and on for another year. It was a fresh concept in a generation littered with generic online FPS Call of Duty clones.

IYDM me asking, what makes Siege different from the other FPS games?
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Mario + Rabbids

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St0rmFury posted...

IYDM me asking, what makes Siege different from the other FPS games?

It's set as a one death and done scenario, no other option. You are either attacking or defending. If you are defending, you have a set amount of time to put up your defenses, steel barriers, traps, and every single operator has a different set of items, weapon choices, and strategy. If you are attacking, you start off the first minute with remote control cars with cameras, and you frantically scout the area trying to find the objective. Wherever you park it is permanent for the rest of the game, as long as it's not destroyed.

So as an attacker, when you die, you can flip between all of these cameras, and the set cameras in-game and spot enemies for your team. You just don't sit there, wait and watch, you are involved until the very end. Attackers can also repel, fire random grenades into windows, breach, go on the roof, etc.

What I liked aside from it is each operator is genuinely unique. There's a ton to unlock, there's a lot to experiment with and it keeps it all fresh. Each scenario you approach differently, like if there's a hostage, obviously you can't toss grenades into the room, or shoot blind through walls, opposed to another scenario.

It's just flat out fun, tense, and if you have a good team of friends it can get very competitive.

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That's pretty neat, are there paywalls or similar elements? Because I saw there's quite a number of DLCs for Siege.
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St0rmFury posted...

That's pretty neat, are there paywalls or similar elements? Because I saw there's quite a number of DLCs for Siege.

Cosmetic weapon skins can be bought with real money, but also unlocked with in-game credits. Nothing is game changing at all. There's like charms and whatnot, and they are just little figures that hang from your rifle, or a special camo set and whatnot.

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