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Daggerfall as in the elder scrolls: daggerfall? What? AC games are just barely RPGs, let alone the extreme kind of RPG that daggerfall is, with the insane amount of different systems that daggerfall has, including a court system and marriage, and home ownership and so forth

>>40938
Ubi could totally do it. AC odyssey and mirage were examples showcasing that they have the tech and the manpower capacity for it.

>>40930
I agree, it would be so fvcking based.

>>40930
Was watch dogs 2 the last great ubisoft game?

>>40973
Watch dogs one was for many

>>40978
2 is exponentially superior

>>40930
I want Ubisoft to subcontract themselves to other developers and make maps for other games.
They're bar none the best at making open world maps. Not at filling them up, what activities you do in them, the stories written around them, but the world itself are always great.

Shadows is boring as sin, but their rendition of Japan is leagues ahead compared to something like Tsushima. Tsushima trumps it in pretty much every aspect, but I'm never gonna go back to that game just to be present in that gameworld. I sometimes go back to older AC games just to parkour walk around their rendition of venice, paris, or egypt. It's just nice spaces to be in.

>>40939
What Ubisoft COULD do is very very different than what Ubisoft WILL do. They could have been the greatest publisher, but they will remain the most hated. It's in the name.