The Unknown Hype
The One
I saw some hacking being done in trailers but I mean what exactly is the main character and the reason you have to do that in the first place. I keep hearings its like gta but I dont get the hype
I'm still confused about watchdogs can anyone decribe what the game actually is
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Animal House
Superstar
Well its another sandbox game with the guy changing street lights thats all i can tell. And its in Chicago, great location
Online integration seems to be a big part of the Watch Dogs experience however, it seems you will be punished if you decide to turn off online invasions in the game.
As this picture shows, if you decide to disable online invasions you will be faced with a harsh punishment from Ubisoft stating:
“By disabling Online Invasions you will not be available for other players to invade, but you will also not be able to participate in Online Hacking and Tailing. Your Notoriety will be reset to zero and any Notoriety Skills you have unlocked will be lost.
Do you want to disable Online Invasions?
It seems that the always online feature is becoming more and more prevalent in modern games such as Need For Speed: Rivals and now Watch Dogs.
We were originally going to see the always online feature in the Xbox One but during the reveal the backlash from the Xbox community had that decision overturned pretty quickly.
It all depends on how a person likes to play their games. For example, I may never use online features in a game like Assassin’s Creed or The Last of Us, but franchises like Call of Duty and Battlefield continue to keep me enthralled in their online play. Watch Dogs had piqued my interest with its unique online experience; but punishing me for not wanting to always be online is something that will turn me away from the game.
What do you think of this online “feature” from Ubisoft? Does it bother you? Will if effect your choice to play Watch Dogs online or not?
Let us know in the comments below.
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As this picture shows, if you decide to disable online invasions you will be faced with a harsh punishment from Ubisoft stating:
“By disabling Online Invasions you will not be available for other players to invade, but you will also not be able to participate in Online Hacking and Tailing. Your Notoriety will be reset to zero and any Notoriety Skills you have unlocked will be lost.
Do you want to disable Online Invasions?
It seems that the always online feature is becoming more and more prevalent in modern games such as Need For Speed: Rivals and now Watch Dogs.
We were originally going to see the always online feature in the Xbox One but during the reveal the backlash from the Xbox community had that decision overturned pretty quickly.
It all depends on how a person likes to play their games. For example, I may never use online features in a game like Assassin’s Creed or The Last of Us, but franchises like Call of Duty and Battlefield continue to keep me enthralled in their online play. Watch Dogs had piqued my interest with its unique online experience; but punishing me for not wanting to always be online is something that will turn me away from the game.
What do you think of this online “feature” from Ubisoft? Does it bother you? Will if effect your choice to play Watch Dogs online or not?
Let us know in the comments below.
For more news like this stay tuned here at SpawnFirst.
- See more at: 'Watch Dogs' Will Punish Players Unless They Are Always Online | SpawnFirst
The main character is a hacker who hacked the wrong shyt and got his niece wacked.
Now he is out for revenge.
The big draw is supposedly a living breathing world. All NPC characters have backrounds, behaviors, memories.
From early previews it sounds like the hacking adds a lot to it and is fun to mess around with.
Now he is out for revenge.
The big draw is supposedly a living breathing world. All NPC characters have backrounds, behaviors, memories.
From early previews it sounds like the hacking adds a lot to it and is fun to mess around with.
Main character has a cell phone that hacks into the computer systems of a fully wired Chicago. Somebody kills his relative and he's out for revenge. He's not a hero or a good guy.
Animal House
Superstar
I should have my copy by Saturday and it already hit the net so nikkas got it now
its a futuristic GTA w/hacking. multiplayer looks to be the main seller of the game, you can "hack" into peoples games and you aren't distinguished from non-player characters so you can hide really well. Seems to be a cool concept