“keeping its promise” that’s not exactly how i remember it
this post was submitted on 25 Apr 2025
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No, no. Let's pat them on the back for drawing a line in the samd—all by their own initiative—and sticking to it. We all know how hard it is to develop a game with offline mode these days. I salute them for sticking to their promise.
I'm glad they're testing too. It must be so hard to figure out how to overcome IP checks to launch a game and have it run. True heroes of the industry. No doubt we'll see indie games follow with offline options too.
Like I’m gonna trust anything Ubisoft says anymore.
And the first game that was already stolen?
Which had the much better map, too