IGN corroborates Insider Gaming report on Watch Dogs Legion: Director's Cut
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IGN corroborates Insider Gaming report on Watch Dogs Legion: Director's Cut

https://www.ign.com/articles/ubisoft-will-reportedly-try-relaunching-watch-dogs-legion-with-a-directors-cut

>Ubisoft will attempt to relaunch Watch Dogs: Legion next year via a revamped Director's Cut, it's been reported.

>Legion launched back in 2020 to a somewhat tepid reaction, and the once-promising franchise has subsequently been rested, with no all-new game believed to be in development. But there is a push to do more with Legion early next year, Insider Gaming has reported — something that IGN has also heard through its own sources.

Previous Rumour: https://www.reddit.com/r/GamingLeaksAndRumours/s/rYycotiaYx

u/Fatestringer — 9 days ago

Regarding mask of Idris spoilers

Hello 👋 everyone It's that time again just dropping in to lay some ground rules regarding spoilers for the dlc just like the launch of CV2 please don't put a story/boss spoiler in your title and tag your post with the spoiler flair with that out of the way everyone have a great time exploring the the new update/dlc 🤠

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u/Fatestringer — 1 month ago

I'm hoping the fallen dragon is a recurring fight throughout the open world and not a scripted event

One thing that DD2 and, by extension, DD1 skimped out on was the use of the dragon; we only see him two times, and we're told he's a threat, but he shows up and trauma dumps about working overtime, and he wants to quit but can't, and that's it. I'm hoping the fallen dragon is similar to death, and given his undying nature, it's similar to the ur-dragon mechanic, but instead of running away, he just revives stronger. At least until we've dealt with it in the story, it should be a random encounter in the open world. Here's hoping repeated runs are like post-Daimon, where the fallen dragon has a new phase/moves.

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u/Fatestringer — 2 months ago

To people who remember gamergate was there ever any particular game at the center of it

I know people talked about journalists sleeping with reviewers to get better reviews but like what game sucked so bad people believed it was propped up by people fucking reviewers

Edit:just for clarification I'm not talking about any people involved I'm just trying to figure out was there an actual game at the epicenter because calling a movement "gamergate " but there's no actual game is dumb

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u/Fatestringer — 2 months ago

What do yall think is in the 2.0 free update 🤔

I noticed it said we'll be able to explore the world post game I'm curious what other QOL updates we'll get maybe they'll be scalling and changes to ng+ cycles what do y'all think and hope is in the new update

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u/Fatestringer — 2 months ago

I get it's supposed to suck and be wrong but I wish we got to actually do something as seneschal/Sovran

Like, at least let us observe a more "expedited" cycle to get a feel of how heavy the burden is and fight an arisen, but this time with the roles reversed, or we could rule a kingdom and introduce new gameplay mechanics. I just feel like we go through all these trials and tribulations to attain great power and status, but we don't get to relish in it. We're told of the consequences that the cycle burdens you with, but we're unable to experience it. We go through every part of the Arisen's burden but the apex of it, you know what do y'all think?

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u/Fatestringer — 2 months ago

I'm most excited about the weather

I can't wait to see what fighting trolls during a blizzard/avalanche is like it's gonna be a fun change of pace compared to fighting in the woods or rocky terrain

u/Fatestringer — 2 months ago

So is this sub just ran by a power mod or something

They're the only person that posts and half of their posts contradict their other posts it's strange

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u/Fatestringer — 2 months ago

What's your favorite piece of lore

Just curious what's yalls favorite piece of lore it can be anything small or big obscure or mainstream

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u/Fatestringer — 3 months ago