That FOV looks like a disaster. This is the first Ubisoft trailer where I hope the final product looks nothing like the first look at all.
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Ghost Recon: Breakpoint Announce Trailer +Gameplay Walkthrough(Oct 4th, John Bernthal, Raids)
- Thread starter TheChungusAmongUs
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The guy it's designed, I'd be surprised if there isn't. Ubisoft about to get in the gravy train.
(Why doesn't Ubisoft have their own BR title??)
Why do these Ghost Recon games have such janky and odd player controlled and death animations? They seem really outdated looking. The environments look nice though.
It's bizarre how janky some of the animations look, especially when you remember that some of Ubi's other titles like For Honor and the Assassin's Creed series have some of the best and smoothest animations in the industry.
I think they're sharing tech with For Honor this time around, as the camera is a bit looser than it was in Wildlands. I think that it'll get better, this was early alpha footage after all.
I hope they go all in on survival, even more so than RDR2. Those mechanics are so much fun and RDR2 is the most fun I've had this generation.
There was huge "Pre-Alpha Gameplay" watermark on the video. It could be a small hint about why quality of shown material may not be even and polished at every turn.
I know that most of the time such brandings (pre-alpha, alpha, beta...) mean absolutely nothing in modern AAA industry when shown as public facing watermark, but this far out from release it could actually mean something and it isn't really that big deal that some assets are still going through iteration and polish.
Island is owned and ran by corporation / man that has basically monopoly on civilian, industry and military drone tech in Ghost Recon universe.
Hopefully not, the shooting and movement in Wildlands is so much better than in Division.
Ubisoft, just get the Terminator license and make an open world, stealth Ghost Recon like Terminator game that is set in the "future", where you are hunted by t800/1000.
One thing your DLCs and "stand allone addons" taught me: Your teams are best when allowed to being creative and not grounded in "realism". Look at Blood Dragon, New Dawn, and the 2nd Origins and Odyssey DLCs!
Set yourself free from Tom Clancy, try new settings, more creative settings!
One thing your DLCs and "stand allone addons" taught me: Your teams are best when allowed to being creative and not grounded in "realism". Look at Blood Dragon, New Dawn, and the 2nd Origins and Odyssey DLCs!
Set yourself free from Tom Clancy, try new settings, more creative settings!
Games can look so damn interesting when hiding the UI. Why don't they 'hide' the UI in the end product as well and you know... design the game around it a bit.
I like how if you watch the gameplay at certain points the bullets don't even land or are shot yet and the enemy soldiers just feign death even though clearly no bullets have even been shot yet.
https://youtu.be/XvHGqvV0qRg?t=540
Looks good, gameplay at parts also looks pretty fake/staged though, like a WEIRD vertical slice. Wildlands was similar and looked much worse when released.
https://youtu.be/XvHGqvV0qRg?t=540
Looks good, gameplay at parts also looks pretty fake/staged though, like a WEIRD vertical slice. Wildlands was similar and looked much worse when released.
I know it, but the poster I quoted did not know or maybe I understood it wrong. In fact I made a female character but have not played more than maybe 2 hours of the game :-(
Am I the only one thinking that Ubi is releasing too many "identikit" games? I love GR and still play it, I am also playing the Division 2, and this new GR doesn't really excite me that much.
They're trying to showcase new features. But I agree it appears a little forced. For people who hadn't played the first game, you'd probably struggle to notice what was new. So when the soldier is downed by the tank, whilst it looks weird how he's only caught by a couple bullets, it's just an opportunity to showcase the new carrying a teammate mechanic.
I think this type of game would've benefited from a R* style narrator lead breakdown of the new systems.
I mean it isn't the answer here but,
. War trophies(gold from Iraq and such, smuggling weapons from the wars)
. Drug smuggling from Afghanistan
. Mercenary work
I really hope it handles better.. It's so awful, in my opinion, in wildlands. I played every other ghost recon a lot, but it just controls so bad.
After sleeping this over I would have rather wanted this to be set in an actual warone like the previous games. Raiding some designer houses on a deserted island just get's old after a while.
Actually no you're incorrect.
His reaction starts almost exactly when the bullets are fired and by that time 2 bullets have already been fired, and it's a high RoF gun. It looks quite realistic.
Oh yea, they definitely couldn't. All I'd want is a remaster of S2 in line with what we've seen for Crash. Same gameplay, modern visuals.
We got to see very tiny portion of the map, like 1% small. If even that. I have no doubt there will be plenty location variety like there will be biome variety.
I would LOVE a properly done Tech-Comm 4 player Terminator/Future War open world game!
TimeOfDay cycle, HunterKillers with search lights, vehicular mayhem, vast terrain, T800s infiltrating rebels, Skynet bunkers & outposts and then finally fight your way up into the Cheyenne Mountains towards Skynet's time displacement HQ.
Wildlands is so close to that formula already!
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It's less about the variety but the feel of the game. Ghost Recon always set itself apart in the sense that they were a unit that is specifically deployed in combat zones. Now they are just poor mans Splinter Cells.
Also completing a level, then getting in a transport tank to seamlessly enter the next level in GRAW was always the coolest thing to me.
Splinter cell is about incredibly tight corners and a focus on interiors. Ghost Recon is all about scouting, preparation, and improv.
Weird, i only get Anthem pages. But the Url says Ghost Recon...
Anyway, very excited about this for coop. looks great.
They work for the Elon musk stand in who's using his billions to take over the world and create his utopia
There were a few moments where enemies drop without being directly aimed at. There's something BS going on with this demo.
also the ragdoll is quite horrible, enemies glu with the ground in a old fashion way, i hate this thing in modern games...
As someone who loved Wildlands, I really don't care for all the story stuff in the trailer. The story was far and away the worst part of Wildlands, and at times actively distracted from an otherwise excellent game.
But gameplay wise it looks fucking great. That throat slit animation in the gameplay walkthrough that the girl does at 9:18 is brutal. I just hope the story isn't too prominent (even if it's good, Ghost Recon never needed story goddammit). I also really, really hope they do away with the in-fucking-sane amount of way too edgy barks from teammates. Nothing annoyed me in Wildlands, quite like my AI teammates congratulating me on a sick headshot to a total cocksucker.
Coming soon too. Maybe I should finally get around to finishing Wildlands.
But gameplay wise it looks fucking great. That throat slit animation in the gameplay walkthrough that the girl does at 9:18 is brutal. I just hope the story isn't too prominent (even if it's good, Ghost Recon never needed story goddammit). I also really, really hope they do away with the in-fucking-sane amount of way too edgy barks from teammates. Nothing annoyed me in Wildlands, quite like my AI teammates congratulating me on a sick headshot to a total cocksucker.
Coming soon too. Maybe I should finally get around to finishing Wildlands.
This is nothing like Splinter Cell. Wildlands is what Ghost Recon should've always been. A combat unit deployed in combat zones and gameplay which has actual recon and planning.
Splinter Cell is all about hiding in the shadows and interiors. Just because it's steal that doest mean it's the same.
That's not to mention that Wildlands alone is better and more fun than what Splinter Cell has ever been.
The gunfeedback doesn't look great. Is that normal for ghost recon ? I haven't tried one of these since ps3. It does look pretty good otherwise though. Especially the whole injury thing.
Yeah, the story stuff looks like it will be annoying as shit. The worst missions in Wildlands were the ones that were cinematic setpieces.
What did the AI companions do in Wildlands anyway? Sync shot is their only benefit and now you can still do it with drones.
Draw aggro and get kills. They're deadly in vehicles. Take your AI squad over an enemy outpost in a heli, give the command to fire, and they'll clear out the compound faster than you ever could.
Well, they served as cannon fodder at least. And they felt more intelligent than the few random players i played with when i tried the matchmaking in Wildlands.
I don't have friends who play this kind of games and i can't stand playing with randos in coop games. So AI comanions, as stupid and ineffective as they can be, is better for me.
Wildlands was so much better co-op that I probably won't play this solo. Would recommend looking for teammates here once the game launches instead of match making.
Bothers me how stupid the AI is. It removes all the tacticool feeling out of the game when the enemies are openly shouting useless lines and exposing their locations and just patrolling a circuit like brainless idiots. Im so tired of this kind of "stealth" gameplay.