Playstation Lifestyle gave it a 100???
Must have been a good offer.
Playstation Lifestyle gave it a 100???
7's pretty decent no?
Still, even with its labyrinthine streets and largely average narrative, its should still be gripping to lose oneself in this engrossing world, right? After all, the best part of Assassins Creed games isnt necessarily the story or the gameplay, its existing in a world that you genuinely want to remain in. Sadly, any sense of immersion that Assassins Creed Unity could have created is destroyed by the unstoppable barrage of bugs, glitches, and overall lack of polish it features.
Whats the point of having thousands of character models on the screen at any given time if they pop-in out of nowhere every few seconds? Do incredibly gorgeous textures matter if your character constantly clips through them? Assassins Creed Unity features a collection of hundreds of bugs and glitches that, when added up, make the entire game feel like one big bug in it of itself. You might see French flags appear out of nowhere in those vaunted thousand-person crowds. The framerate seems to run sub-30 frames-per-second during panoramic synchronization animations. Framerate stutters and freezes are commonplace when the screen is loaded with assets. Its not uncommon for Assassins Creed Unity to completely crash, leaving players staring at their home screens in utter confusion. Theres not a single cutscene where something isnt randomly popping in in the background, and the character models themselves feature bizarre bugs (Arno and Elise have a strange case of the hair-vibrations). Youll see non-player characters sink through the streets and get stuck inside wooden stands, and youll find yourself warping around walls while climbing. Oh, and lets not forget the outrageous loading times that players see more often than not. Assassins Creed Unity feels like a game that should be released in three months rather than right now.
Two of the most memorable cutscenes are actually ruined by awkward bugs. At one point in the campaign, Arno and Elise proclaim their love for one another while looking down on Paris from above. What would be a beautiful exchange between lovers is sullied by half of Arnos face clipping through his collar, creating some sort of bizarre shirt-goatee. Whats worse, he and Elise share a passionate kiss while clipping through the side of his shirt, turning a touching moment into a horror show. The final cutscene before the credits, which had the potential to be one of the most powerful endings in series history, is marred by Arno talking without making any sound. After a line or two is lost, he continues to move his mouth constantly until the credits roll. Needless to say, this takes the emotional peak of the story and transforms it into utter nonsense.
Videogamer.com - 8/10
Worth bearing in mind that the reviewer is Jim Trinca and he is a self-confessed huge fan of the Ubisoft Open World format. I can't find a link right now, but he's said so much in their podcasts and videos on YouTube.
Playstation Lifestyle gave it a 100???
Game reviewers are too spineless to score it below a 7.
I played the game, 99% of the people gleefully shiting on it did not. Did I notice what you are mentioning? Of course I did. But I think considering how ambitious this title is, and how utterly amazing Paris look, I actually can forgive them for the most part (I can't forgive the loadings and the few game breaking bugs I encountered though).
Gotta love those review embargoes, you can just see them running around screaming, "gotcha b*tch!"....now DA:I on the other handStings. I already paid and downloaded it.
Crossing Eden are you okay? Pop if you are okay
Yeswho or what is that? AC:U defender?
This is good to know, on a scale of AC3 to AC BF where'd you put it?
That Totilo review is the Big Lebowski of reviews. But instead of 'fuck' it uses 'dull'.Read that Totilo review people; that is a critical review without being a dick or anything.
And here we go.
Sorry, I couldn't hear you over all the stuttering.
Playstation Lifestyle gave it a 100???
Elise's hair
Game reviewers are too spineless to score it below a 7.
Yup! It's certainly not good or great.A 7/10 is mediocre? Lol.
Polygon - 6.5
"Assassin's Creed Unity buckles in other ways, making for the least stable, worst-performing major release I've played this year. Its moment-to-moment performance varies between acceptable and abysmal, falling toward the latter entirely too often with a framerate I'd ballpark in the teens somewhere or, rarely, the single digits."
Another Joystiq editor, playing on PS4, encountered similar bugs. On Xbox One however, these issues were exacerbated by a framerate with less structural integrity than the crumbling roofs of Paris. Whether I ran through the crowded streets or shambled along the rooftops, noticeable drops in framerate almost constantly distracted from the experience.'