Must admit I've played this for 2hrs and apart from 1 fight scene against 5 or so enemys I've not had any issues at all (FPS clearly dropped a fair few) while playing it, One of the cutscenes dropped some FPS as well but other than that it's played fine.

So even with the hammering it initially got you took the chance and still went out and bought yourself a Copy .

If it's a single player game then I may look to see what the reviewers say, If I'm getting it for co-op then I don't tend to bother taking any notice of what they say.

so which one are you

I'm still going to get it too, just not sure which to get first! AC or Farcry, AC or Farcry... hmmmmmmmmmm!

Dragon Age Inquistion

In reply to a post by Jaxx281:

I'm still going to get it too, just not sure which to get first! AC or Farcry, AC or Farcry... hmmmmmmmmmm!

How many co op buddies do you have? AC:U - 4, FC4 - 2.

You could let that make your decision for you.

In reply to a post by Lt_Swan:

It showed such promise a few days ago. It makes no sense that they created such a mess of a game and even though they realised what they had done they then decided to release it anyway.
I have no sympathy for ubisoft, if they can't do their job properly then they don't deserve to be in business

But you loved Black Flag, why suddenly anti Ubisoft? The game is quite obviously AAA. Ubisoft should be condemned for not making the most of the individual platforms, but this hullabaloo is typical of the PC sector. Console optimisation is a different kettle of fish.

In the end, I didn't like Watchdogs in the slightest, but from a gameplay perspective. All the nonsense about the visuals was just that, nonsense.

Don't believe the hype.

Embargoes allow for the sale of a unfinished game to the public with out them knowing the state of the game.

Every game release will get postive and negative comments across various sites, devs/publishers would only be warry if their game is not ready.

Day one patches are down to the publishers and their timescale of the developerment of the game, more time is needed on polishing the testing before release.

Apparently the playstation 4 patch just released has fixed all the issues and now it runs as smooth as Silk..... if that's tge truth the Kudos to Ubisoft for fixing it really quick ,admittedly it shouldn't have been in a state in the first place ,but hey ho this is way better than the disastrous Drive Club fiasco and still a game with issues a month down the line ...