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The Devlish Redhead

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Anyone here played Watch Dogs & Wolfenstein The New Order on PC?

I am thinking of getting these as they are now both really cheap.....

But now a year or so on people say both games are really overrated. Is it really that bad, or are they actually fun?

GTA V finally on PC and that is a riot. I just love free roaming and making chaos.........

 

Screw the missions. . I also liked GTA IV for the same reasons.



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Watch dogs is commonly considered mediocre the PC port is apparently **** too.. I've heard nothing but good things about the new order though.


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GTA V finally on PC and that is a riot. I just love free roaming and making chaos.........

 

Screw the missions. . I also liked GTA IV for the same reasons.

 

*changes the direction of his car toward the sidewalk*

*changes camera direction*

*people hit by his car*

*plays innocent and call it an accident*

lulz



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I did do one or two missions in GTA IV but overall I just played around and made up my own fun.



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I enjoyed Wolfenstein: The New Order, one of my favourite games of last year. Story is good and combat is fun with a small upgrade processes that increases with your play style and collectables that actually serve a purpose for the game like health and armour upgrade, enigma codes that unlock new play modes and records that unlock German version of popular songs in the alternate history. 

 

The game has re-playability due to choices affecting later content in game (minor changes but interesting ones & health and armour upgrade can only be fully upgraded with two play-throughs).

 

I played on the PC ran into no bugs or glitches and the game never crashed and ran fine all the way through my playthroughs.

 

*the opening isn't the best but get through that and you get one of the best FPS of last year easily IMO. 

 

I'm excited to see what MachineGames do next.



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GTA is way overrated.

 

Still waiting for Red Dead Redemption 2.

 

Although seeing more videos like the one below of John Marston owning GTA protagonists would help with the wait...

 


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What about Watch Dogs? Is it the overrated pile of sh*t people say it is?



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What about Watch Dogs? Is it the overrated pile of sh*t people say it is?

 

It's a Ubisoft game, that's all I need to know.



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Love red dead redemption! Put so many hours in it.

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FWIW, I thought Watch Dogs was great, but mainly for the campaign, not the free roaming. I liked Aiden Pearce and his story and I thought all the hacking stuff was well done too.

 

The game was over-hyped and could not live up to the hype, but that does not make it a bad game. I haven't played GTAV, but friends who have say that Watch Dogs does not have the sort of scope for free roaming that GTAV does. Watch Dogs' Chicago has some truly beautiful scenery and feels alive, but if chaos is your thing then hacking steam vents, bollards and traffic lights to cause carnage is quite entertaining as part of the campaign, but not for long beyond that.

 

The PC port was not great. Ubisoft may have patched it again by now, but for the first few months after it came out, after 45 minutes to an hour of play the game would slow down and skip frames badly. Restarting the game makes it fine again, but this was its worst annoyance for me.



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I'll throw in another vote for Wolfenstein being a great game.

 

It's the most fun I've had with a FPS game in quite a while, but it's worth noting that it scored bonus points with me for having a feeling of being more like the old school FPS games with non regenerating health, no limited weapon inventory, maps that reward exploration, etc.



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What about Watch Dogs? Is it the overrated pile of sh*t people say it is?

 

No it is not, f*ck those beta haters. It's a good game that suffers from a poorly developed protagonist and poorly developed game environment. Gameplay is still excellent, and it still has tons of potential for the future (plot was also enjoyable too, even though as mentioned Aiden was frustrating to deal with). People typically compare it to the original Assassin's Creed.



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Reminds me of how I felt for the new Tomb Raider game when it came out. That game was so over hyped.  I mean if that's how a company gets sales well yeah. Hype it is.

 

I liked the game but it was nothing at all like the hype that surrounded it. So that's how I feel about these games but Wolfenstein is looking like the game I am going to enjoy.



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Well Watch Dogs really is not a good game, well not quite what I was hoping for.......

 

Although hacking the traffic lights and causing mayhem was fun......

 

Hey can you go back to the baseball stadium or once you escape is it all locked off? I wonder if I missed any loot.



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I haven't played Watch Dogs, and after seeing the reception it got, I have no intention to.

I've never heard of anyone saying Wolfenstein is overrated. I think it's a very good game that presents solid gameplay in a well-crafted and interesting alternate history setting. I for one am hoping for a sequel.

I heard GTA IV PC was a bit of a mess when it launched, and the various rumours and delays GTA V has suffered seem to suggest it will go the same way. I would wait a while before buying.

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Watch dogs makes me laugh. I can steal money from 3 cancer patients on my way to save someone

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if you get Watch Dogs you should play it like any other Ubisoft game, ignore the main story and just have fun with all the side activities



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What I've gotten from people about Watch Dogs is not that it's totally bad, but it was certainly overhyped.

 

Whereas kinda the opposite with Wolfenstein: it was underhyped and is actually really good, or at least good enough to give it a try!



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Well I have both but so far only played Watch Dogs.

 

I have a question.  In my Wolfenstein pack there are 3 disks .

 

The game starts installing from disk 1 then as soon as it asks for disk 2 it ignores that and starts downloading the rest of the game... What is the point of the disks if it ignores them?

 

8 hour download yikes



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Well I have both but so far only played Watch Dogs.

 

I have a question.  In my Wolfenstein pack there are 3 disks .

 

The game starts installing from disk 1 then as soon as it asks for disk 2 it ignores that and starts downloading the rest of the game... What is the point of the disks if it ignores them?

 

8 hour download yikes

 

Disable the internet for the duration of the installation?



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Well I have both but so far only played Watch Dogs.

 

I have a question.  In my Wolfenstein pack there are 3 disks .

 

The game starts installing from disk 1 then as soon as it asks for disk 2 it ignores that and starts downloading the rest of the game... What is the point of the disks if it ignores them?

 

8 hour download yikes

 

This situation is nonsensical.



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Disable the internet for the duration of the installation?

 

This situation is nonsensical.

 

 

I tried that but it did not work. I still got the prompt to put in disk 2 and then it cut out still trying to download.....So what is the point of disks in the box if the steam client won't let you use them?



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Well Watch Dogs really is not a good game, well not quite what I was hoping for.......
 
Although hacking the traffic lights and causing mayhem was fun......
 
Hey can you go back to the baseball stadium or once you escape is it all locked off? I wonder if I missed any loot.


Watch Dogs is not an RPG, you don't have "loot." Though no, you can't go back there, there's very very little interior stuff in W_D.

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Watch Dogs is not an RPG, you don't have "loot." Though no, you can't go back there, there's very very little interior stuff in W_D.

Well I meant loot as in consumables like crafting shi*t



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Well I meant loot as in consumables like crafting shi*t

 

You can get those anywhere, it's no big deal.