Yeah, but I was also fascinated by the dialogue directly speaking to that fatigue and the series’ failings to live up to the fantasy.
“So what’s the plan here?”
“Plan? Come up with your own plan! I’m not here to hold your hand!”
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Coelacanth@feddit.nu 17 hours agoUnity is still underrated largely due to its reputation formed during launch with all the bugs. But I think there was also a case around then of “Assassin’s Creed fatigue”, which only amplified the negative reception. It’s actually a very interesting what if scenario, what would have happened if Unity wasn’t broken on release and was successful? It’s well documented that its failure led to the entire rejigging of the franchise into open world RPGs in Origins and beyond.
ampersandrew@lemmy.world 17 hours ago
stat_rosa@lemy.nl 17 hours ago
Yeah Unity also felt really special.
jackal@feddit.uk 53 minutes ago
Any time Unity is mentioned all I see in my mind is the floating eyeballs and teeth.
Struggled to get it to run only to be welcomed by… That…
Switched me off completely. I do intend to go back and revisit it though now everything is fixed but they certainly did themselves no favours.
Coelacanth@feddit.nu 49 seconds ago
I played it like a year after launch on PS4 and didn’t have any issues. On PC there is also ACUfixes that further fixes and improves things. Honestly Unity was such an ambitious game and both the city of Paris and the crowd system in it is still unsurpassed by later titles. I remember when Mirage came out comparison videos started going viral questioning which game came out 9 years after which. The fluid and varied animations in Unity is still absolute peak, look at how satisfying high level gameplay is.