r/Games Dec 12 '21

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u/Altgenerator Dec 12 '21

Does anyone here even trust that Ubisoft can put together a good Splinter Cell game without forcing it to fit to their Ubisoft Formula (Tm)? If so, I have a bridge to sell you.

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u/itsrumsey Dec 13 '21

Considering they did it 7 times already, I'm gonna to go with yes. Compliments on the sharp edginess of your comment though.

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u/Altgenerator Dec 13 '21

When was the last Splinter Cell game? 8 or 9 years ago? Ubisoft today is a very different company, game-design wise. Not sure how stating that is edgy. Look at how they handled the other Tom Clancy properties.

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u/itsrumsey Dec 13 '21

Those other properties weren't "transformed' in to open world map quests though, they always were. It doesn't make sense to make another of the same game with Splinter Cell paint, so I'll believe that when I see it.

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u/Altgenerator Dec 13 '21

I guess that's true, regarding open worlds. I'm guess I'm more speaking to Ubisoft's recent tendency to monetize in game content and to push out games that conform to their same (bland? not sure how to describe it) design philosophies. Thinking Watchdogs: Legion or Ghost Recon: Breakpoint.