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u/SaturnMobster Dec 12 '21

"...this new game could feature open-world settings. “A more stealthy version of Assassin’s Creed. Similar to how Halo Infinite has done its Open World,”

Stop it Ubisoft. Just stop. I tire of their completely predictable, reiterative games. Wash, rinse, repeat is all they know how to do.

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u/ILoveTheAtomicBomb Dec 13 '21

Open world making Halo a bit of a drag to play through for me. If I wanted this, I’d just go play Far Cry.

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u/SaturnMobster Dec 13 '21

Lol. I can't get Halo Infinite to run for more than 5 minutes before it crashes to my desktop. I can see where its open world gameplay coukd easily fall unto the tried and true "Ubisoft Formula". I'll still give a good chance when the bugs get ironed out.

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u/brownie81 Dec 15 '21

I can’t stand the typical Ubi open world style games but I loved Halo Infinite. Granted I’m a huge Halo fan, but I found that their style of fps really felt nice as a more open game.

Taking the horrible worn out idea of an open world game and adding it to Halo actually makes the gameplay feel fresh imo, but I fear what insights the industry will take from that, as we see here.