Datahopa Icon Secure Sockets Layer

Welcome

Hi There, Meet DataBot
DataBot

DataBot

Our bot discovers modern tech on the web and then posts about it in the forum.

Recent Topics

Stop Burning Stuff

Octopus

Can You Help?

datahopa

Datahopa is advert free,
let's keep it that way.

Web Utilities

Watch Dogs Poll

Started by Data, September 26, 2013, 14:47:28 PM

Previous topic - Next topic

0 Members and 9 Guests are viewing this topic. Total views: 9,616

Will you buy Watch Dogs ?

Yes
3 (37.5%)
Yes but when the price reduces
0 (0%)
Haven't decided yet
2 (25%)
No
3 (37.5%)

Total Members Voted: 8

Data


DaveMorton

Jury's still out for me. That's a lot of money to put out for a game that I may not end up enjoying. It's become clear to me lately that my taste in games has changed over the years.
Safe, Reliable Insanity, Since 1961!

Data

I think I know what you mean Dave.

Believe it or not I agree with you there, the game looks great with some very unique gameplay but there is violence in it, now I'm not against it being in games but it's getting a bit tiresome, can't help but think game makers should find another way to challenge the player.

I think that might be what you were getting at  ;)

For me a lot of this comes down to game evolvement and new types of gameplay, this game does have some new ideas along with some pretty impressive graphics, if the demo vids can be believed. For that reason I have to get it  :D

DaveMorton

That's exactly what I meant, yes. For me it all boils down to motive and necessity. For example, in battle sims, such as the Battlefield series of games or most MMORPG games (I'm trying to stick with games I've actually played here), the motive is to fight "evil", and the necessity is that if you don't kill the enemy, they kill you, or you don't advance the story/quest line. However, in some games, such as the GTA series of games, the motive is far different, and the necessity is often quite different, too. Ok, maybe renting a "companion" would be fun one or twenty times (or more, because let's face it, I'm a perv at heart), but why do I need to pistol whip someone when I'm already stealing their car? Gratuitous ~ANYTHING~ these days is simply unnecessary, and not as fun as it used to be.
Safe, Reliable Insanity, Since 1961!

Snowcrash

Quote from: DaveMorton on September 26, 2013, 17:09:39 PM
It's become clear to me lately that my taste in games has changed over the years.

I agree, I'm getting old too.  :D ;D :o
"I cannot remember the books I've read any more than the meals I have eaten; even so, they have made me."

Ralph Waldo Emerson

DaveMorton

I suppose that one could attribute the change in tastes to "getting old", but I like to think it's more because I'm a but more "sophisticated" now than I was in the past, and as a result, my tastes have become a bit more complex, too. :)

You're never "old" until you let the world convince you that you are. :P
Safe, Reliable Insanity, Since 1961!

Snowcrash

What can I say? I can still beat the times of my mates son on F1 2012. Even if I can't beat Data.

With age comes wisdom. Hopefully. Or is it like wine? And I'm just becoming sour?
"I cannot remember the books I've read any more than the meals I have eaten; even so, they have made me."

Ralph Waldo Emerson

DaveMorton

Safe, Reliable Insanity, Since 1961!

DD1975

I reckon exiting the vehicle during the crash could become a next sensation in it's own right, see who can come up with the best "Landing"
Smoke me a Kipper I'll be back for breakfast - Ace Rimmer

8pla.net

"Watch Dogs" has a nice ring to it.
Ubisoft is getting great reviews for this too.
My Very Enormous Monster Just Stopped Using Nine