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[Riven326]

For people who bought Assassin's Creed: Unity.

 

Yesterday, the PS4 version of Assassin’s Creed: Unity received a huge 2GB update. This highly anticipated update for Ubisoft’s open world game was meant to fix its performance issues, however it seems that the patch did more – or should we say removed more – than that.

For starters, we can confirm – after witnessing with our own eyes – some really broken reflections. After upgrading the game to the latest version in PS4, there were some flickering reflections in Arno’s house. Not only that, but those reflections seemed of a lower quality than those we enjoyed before patching the game.

 

 

http://www.dsogaming...-latest-update/

 

[mousestalker]

*nods*

Some of my younger friends, not naming names mind, could stand to bathe more often and make better use of soap.

[Fidite Nemini]

*shakes cane at the monitor*

 

The youth of today! Not good for anything I tell you.

 

Grrmmblrmmbl

[Liamv2]

Lol at getting a next gen console in the first year.

[SnipedArm]

they might as well replace pre-patch ---> after patch with ps4 --> ps3

[Gravisanimi]

This is less the console generation, more the progressive collapse of a company after they tried smoking illegal substances in the basement.

[Deathangel008]

ubisoft... i´m not surprised.

[SnipedArm]

Oh Ubisoft, i'm getting deja-vu.

[Beerfish]

I have tasted the Xanadu like fountain of youth, I have a new Xbox one and though I do not know how to work the thing other than to load a game I am now young and hip!  No one can take that away from me!

[Isichar]

Hey everyone remember Lair? Remember what an amazing game that was?

[ME_Fan]

Thought you were talking about this generation of young people...

 

In which case you'd be correct.

[Beerfish]

80's pop music is better than today's music.  Come at me bro! .... or Broette!

[RobRam10]

People paid for this game

[Isichar]

People need to start showering more imo

[SlottsMachine]

Lol at getting a next gen console in the first year.

 

But I like my PS4. Well except for those NAT errors, **** those. 

[SlottsMachine]

Its a network error. I've been having issues with parties and such with certain people. I've tried everything on my end (ie. router settings) which haven't improved the situation. And the shear randomness of it makes me think that part of the problem (or a lot of the problem) is Sony's own infrastructure. 

[mybudgee]

You guys keep buying, corporations will keep selling...

 

Forever

[Isichar]

You guys keep buying, corporations will keep selling...
 
Forever

B-but they said they learned their lesson! They wouldn't lie to us just to sell games cause that would be wrong and immoral.

[Vroom Vroom]

*Looks at thread topic and nods in agreement*

 

You can say that again. As someone who is really careful with their consoles, so careful that they refuse to play their consoles more than 4 hours straight so that they aren't as likely to overheat, I was super surprised when my Playstation 4 decided to die after I had owned it for 11 months and used it the least out of all my consoles.

 

Two hours into Dragon Age Inquisition and bam.

 

My Xbox 360 is the only other console that I've ever had die on me and that thing lasted me about two or three years, last console generation had more durable consoles, unique game ideas and less bugs/glitches upon release (well, on average). 

[bmwcrazy]

To me, this generation will continue to stink until there is a new Dead or Alive game.

[General TSAR]

It's like a trainwreck that continues to expand.