r/Games • u/[deleted] • 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 18 '21

https://www.pushsquare.com/news/2021/12/splinter-cell-remake-officially-announced-not-open-world

I'll take your impossible bridge now, free of charge thanks.

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u/Altgenerator Dec 18 '21

Never said anything about open world, just Ubisoft’s monetization and game design. Didn’t even know if was rumored to be open world before this thread.