EHHHH. So I haven't been able to load into my game for ages. and now I just loaded in and all my operators are gone and its given me Dalton as my main?????
Well you do have more than just Queens and cockney. My agents have Irish accent, Indian accent, and pretty sure I heard Scottish too.
They actually voice modulate to provide distinction. But they still would have had to record the lines in different accents and wrote the lines in a way that it can be inserted in different conversations.
I get that. I can see that the typical black floor floats above 0 but blacks can achieved when the engine demands. This makes sense It is meant to be be like that, HDR offers more dynamic range in the near black are a, so we don't have to crush blacks as we are used to seeing in very high contrast SDR content.No it isn't, I respectfully disagree. I know you're the one who knows the ins and outs of the technicality, but there is barely any scene in the game where it doesn't feel like the blacks are washed out.
It's everywhere.
Not sure if anyone here would care about this, but I have to get it off my chest.
So in June, Ubisoft Hong Kong posted a promotional art of WD:L with some characters holding black umbrellas on Facebook:
People saw this and thought Ubisoft was in support of the Hong Kong protests (because of the "Umbrella Movement" from 2014, an umbrella is now a symbol for democracy in Hong Kong). Some people praised Ubisoft for it, some weren't so happy about it. Doesn't matter what Ubisoft's intention was, they quickly took down the post and swept the game under the rug.
Since then, their Facebook page never mentioned WD:L again. The game came out yesterday, and they posted about "AGOS: A Game of Space"' (which does look pretty sweet, not gonna lie), as if WD:L doesn't exist.
I don't know where I'm going with this post. But for a game all about anti-surveillance, anti-censorship, civil uprising, etc., it sure is ironic that Ubisoft is choosing to censor itself. The game will probably be (or is already) banned in China anyway.
I have definitely needed the medic or worker uniform, specially recruiting people.
Not sure if anyone here would care about this, but I have to get it off my chest.
So in June, Ubisoft Hong Kong posted a promotional art of WD:L with some characters holding black umbrellas on Facebook:
People saw this and thought Ubisoft was in support of the Hong Kong protests (because of the "Umbrella Movement" from 2014, an umbrella is now a symbol for democracy in Hong Kong). Some people praised Ubisoft for it, some weren't so happy about it. Doesn't matter what Ubisoft's intention was, they quickly took down the post and swept the game under the rug.
Since then, their Facebook page never mentioned WD:L again. The game came out yesterday, and they posted about "AGOS: A Game of Space"' (which does look pretty sweet, not gonna lie), as if WD:L doesn't exist.
I don't know where I'm going with this post. But for a game all about anti-surveillance, anti-censorship, civil uprising, etc., it sure is ironic that Ubisoft is choosing to censor itself. The game will probably be (or is already) banned in China anyway.
The london underground signs across the maps are quick travel location.
It might not be so bad if it didn't play the exact same one each time. Are there others? Because mine just plays the same one about immigration over and over
They simplified hacking, how can you simplify clicking buttons on the screen, they took everything watch dogs 2 did with npc and hacking and threw it in the trash.
