If you do the Ubisoft+ shit does it unlock access on the Epic version as well or do you have to use Ubisoft's atrocious app?Yeah. I upgraded to a level 5 ship - Bombadier and some weapons to level 3 and was blasting shit all over. (Had to get resources in East Indies and almost died 56 times). But went over that way now that I got passed one of the story missions in the main quest with the upgraded and some of these forts are damn near one shotting me. Basically need to find more blue prints, get more resources, get more silver, and get better armor and such and back to the same gameplay again. Nothing really knew except a change of colors to Dutch ships from French. Come to find the end game is just running heroin and booze and crafting it takes like 39 fucking minutes.meh. I’ll probably try one or two more times but going to try something else for a few days.
Game overall seems very un-tuned. Level 6 story quest and I’m in a level 7 ship (with upgrades) and a fort I need to take over damn near one shots my shit. I suppose that’s one way to lengthen a 5 hour main story run.![]()
I feel like I said the same thing in the Diablo thread before it came out and angry nerds yelled at me about how "that's how much games should cost now."
If you do the Ubisoft+ shit does it unlock access on the Epic version as well or do you have to use Ubisoft's atrocious app?
I skipped through the review video "don't be put off by needing a SSD" who doesn't have a SSD?
My Western Digital Raptor ( Western Digital Raptor - Wikipedia ) carried a lot of weight with all 10,000 RPMs.You know someone here is still running a SCSI Cheetah.
Reminder of the progress that has been made in a decade...
Yeah. I upgraded to a level 5 ship - Bombadier and some weapons to level 3 and was blasting shit all over. (Had to get resources in East Indies and almost died 56 times). But went over that way now that I got passed one of the story missions in the main quest with the upgraded and some of these forts are damn near one shotting me. Basically need to find more blue prints, get more resources, get more silver, and get better armor and such and back to the same gameplay again. Nothing really knew except a change of colors to Dutch ships from French. Come to find the end game is just running heroin and booze and crafting it takes like 39 fucking minutes.meh. I’ll probably try one or two more times but going to try something else for a few days.
Game overall seems very un-tuned. Level 6 story quest and I’m in a level 7 ship (with upgrades) and a fort I need to take over damn near one shots my shit. I suppose that’s one way to lengthen a 5 hour main story run.![]()
Coast of Africa would be the area that is typically next in terms of where you are level wise. I did the same as you though and went East.Tarrant
Utnayan
I put a bit more time into this and had some sembalance of fun finally but I'm pretty sure I'm doing it wrong. I'm more or less just short of whereUtnayan was gonna check out. Story wise I've just headed to the East (Taurnakel Parjuranlkel - best effort here) but I've got a level 5 sloop with some OK guns I've found including Scurlocks reward. I'm like barely 5 ship level wise which is where I think I've gotta be fucking up. My pirate level is Corsair or the one after it, so I've slain some ships. I've got some 160 armor and I've tried to pick up any blueprint and do any contract that awarded blueprints. Done initial 3 Helm missions, have like 100+ grog no one wants to buy and unlocked the opium den.
I'm assuming my best path forward is to build the bombadier ship (already own the blueprint, I just bought it flat out and then realized I have zero of the mats (derp.)
Is the best path forward to actually get my ship level up to do side contracts for blueprints / buy them randomly / MSQ?
Level 5 ship in the East Indies seems like I'm gonna get wrecked from my initial journey there. I didn't die but I had plenty of high level shit on me and even named privateers in the Red Isles could shit on me if they got the jump.
Just in case its relevant, I spent almost no time on the coast of Africa.
It's because people keep buying this shit and supporting lazy developers.I see this time and time again, like comparing Arkham Knights to , well I can't even remember the title it was so bland looking but it too came out a dozen years later.
How does this keep happening, are we losing that many veteran game developers?
Between this and Suicide Squad, I think we're finally realizing the consequences of DEI within the industry. Everyone who was competent was either pushed out, left to do their own thing as an indie studio, or moved into fintech for job security and money. At least we have diversity, though.
Gotta be extra rough for a company like Ubisoft that had almost no talent to begin with. I kind of doubt there's much D, E, or I going on in a studio based in Singapore, but I'm sure the western offices did enough meddling to make sure they couldn't just get the job done.Between this and Suicide Squad, I think we're finally realizing the consequences of DEI within the industry. Everyone who was competent was either pushed out, left to do their own thing as an indie studio, or moved into fintech for job security and money. At least we have diversity, though.
I'm so glad I've stopped listening to gaming opinions around the internet and on this forum. You autists literally can't allow yourself to have fun if social media tells you it's against the rules because of "X" or "Y" ideological reason.Between this and Suicide Squad, I think we're finally realizing the consequences of DEI within the industry. Everyone who was competent was either pushed out, left to do their own thing as an indie studio, or moved into fintech for job security and money. At least we have diversity, though.