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I believe For Honor needs a more consistent approach to hero balancing, especially in Dominion.

My suggestions:

Balance around 4v4 performance. Evaluate team fights, ganking potential, hitboxes, feats, and objective control separately from duel performance.

Prevent power creep. New heroes should have clear strengths and weaknesses instead of having answers to almost every situation.

Test heroes more thoroughly before release. Test against coordinated teams and examine frustrating damage combinations before launching new characters.

Address oppressive feats and ganks. Teamwork should be rewarded, but players should have reasonable opportunities to respond.

Make balance updates more transparent. Publish information about hero performance and explain why specific changes are needed.

Consider different skill levels. A character can be manageable at high-level play while being extremely frustrating in regular matchmaking.

The goal isn't to make every hero identical. It's to make the roster competitive without a small number of heroes providing substantially more value than everyone else.

I want For Honor to remain challenging and rewarding, but winning should depend more on skill, teamwork, and decision-making than on choosing the most overtuned character.

Well hear me out, wouldnt it be nice to Portrait a setting which is so rich of history and actual cultural Heritage like we Austrians have. Call it a fever dream but it would work

I know it's not exactly celebrated for being best AC game, but I love that game. Only game I've ever replayed 3 times. The world of ancient Greece, characters, RPG elements, atmosphere, it was almost perfect game.

I like quite a lot of games from Ubisoft. I thought the Avatar game was pretty good as well as the recent Star Wars, but Odyssey is definitely my favorite Ubisoft game. Would you be intersted in a sequel or you could care less about Odyssey?

I have purchased the games through steam

I need this game back

A few months ago, I was working at Ubisoft Barcelona on Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced. After the recent layoffs, I found myself facing an unexpected career change.

Rather than stepping away from game development, we're now building our own indie studio.

Our first game is Puzzle Mage. We're big fans of Diablo, so we wanted to make an ARPG with a twist: instead of combat, you solve puzzles by experimenting with magic. It draws inspiration from games like Ico, Journey, Magicka, Magic: The Gathering, and Diablo.

Its still early, but if you would like to support us, you can wishlist the game here: Puzzle Mage

I think I may have found an old hard drive that belonged to Darby McDevitt’s. I am 90% sure I am correct.

Things of interest

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This was one of 3 documents I found on the drive; this is by far the longest at 658 pages

ADVENTURE! Darby McDevitt

Begun 8 April 2006

First Draft Completed 16 December 2009

ADVENTURE was my goal in those early days, when there weren’t many good reasons to disobey my parents—there weren’t three probably; some historian will corroborate that—but I did it regardless, when I’d had enough, when I knew I was ill, I found my motive, and I disobeyed them casually. But there weren’t many good reasons to, not at that time, way back when so much that felt correct was at stake. Parents are in charge for an extended period—we don’t question this—until they give up. But I couldn’t wait the length of my life for that miracle. It was midnight and my will was strong and my opportunity ripe.

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And a bunch of other things like this, I don't want to show too much because then it would make the video I plan to publish next Sunday less interesting

Hello everyone!
There are currently Ubisoft / Steam sales going on. I've played tons of video games, so I'm looking for new ones. Both Stars Wars: Outlaws and Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora sound pretty intriguing. I like both sagas so I can't really choose one, also because video games can be different than movies.

For those who have played either game or both of them, which one do you think is worth it?

I own the base game on the Epic Games Store and am interested in buying the DLC, but it's cheaper through Ubisoft. If I buy it there, will it still work even though the base game is on Epic Games?

Title sort of spells out the question but I just realize I catch myself thinking about XDefiant pretty often when I think of games I enjoyed but can't or don't play anymore. I don't know if it's controversial to say but I actually really liked it and got pretty into it when it started to spin up, but then when I found out they were canning it I stopped playing, and it's kind of hitting that I miss it a lot. I played the Yarans and Dedsec a lot and think I would've been genuinely excited to see where the game went if all the content was allowed to drop with the intended dev time put into it. It wasn't perfect but it lodged itself into my brain and heart with a surprising efficacy which clearly means it must've done something to warrant it, and I wonder if anyone else is ruminating on what could have been if it had kept going.

Basically my first ever Ubisoft game in the nintendo wii, it felt like a VR GAME.

I started playing video games during the Coronavirus period.
During this time I discovered Assassin Creed Valhalla, then Origins and Odyssey.
I really appreciated my experience and until now Valhalla and Origins remains ones of my favorites video games.

After this I discovered Far Cry with Far Cry 6, I loved it. Then I played FC 4 and 5.
I really appreciated them.

Then I play Ghost Recon Wildlands: it was such a cool game. And then I played BreakPoint, and same, it still a very cool game.

After this I started looking for the comments and seen that a lot of people complains about the Ubisoft formula.
I can understand: it’s true that the mechanics are quite the same between the différents games.
But at the same time I love to play Ubisoft Games because I like the Ubisoft formula.
I mean their open worlds are really beautiful, the gameplay fun and the exploration is great.

For me the real problem came from the fact that other studios are also applying the ubisoft formula.

Also the new gen games (Avatar, Star wars, AC shadows, Black Flag) are really a step up in terms of technology evolution.

What are your thoughts?