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UM writes: Ive played The Sims 4, Destiny, and Watch Dogs so far. Im not saying they were terrible games, because theyre actually quite good. However, they not great or amazing either. Is it bad to expect the most out of video games, or should we be challenging developers with our expectations?

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Ubisoft Montreal vice president of creative Lionel Raynaud admitted that Watch Dogs was a flawed game. They're planning to make "radical" changes with the inevitable sequel.

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A Watch Dogs sequel hasn't been announced quite yet, but Lionel Raynaud, who is Ubisoft Montreal's vice president of creative, spoke about the balance Ubisoft will need to be mindful of when it comes to changing certain aspects of Watch Dogs.

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Chalgyr's Game Room writes: Hype is a dangerous thing. It helps to sell games, but it also elevates expectations. Take Watch Dogs, which was one of my most anticipated games of last year. I was beyond excited to get a chance to play it and when I did? I liked it (I scored it a 7.5 out of 10), but I didn't love it. I have had a few other games I have been hugely excited for such Super Smash Bros, The Division and yes - Destiny. Did Destiny live up to all of my wildest hopes and dreams? No, I suppose not. Did it disappoint me the way Watch Dogs did? No, not really because I still play it daily and enjoy my time with it. Destiny may get run over by its own hype machine, but it is a good game in and of itself.

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A Watch Dogs sequel hasn't been announced quite yet, but Lionel Raynaud, who is Ubisoft Montreal's vice president of creative, spoke about the balance Ubisoft will need to be mindful of when it comes to changing certain aspects of Watch Dogs.

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In a new interview with CVG, Ubisoft Montreal executive Lionel Raynaud acknowledged that Watch Dogs did have its flaws, but said the game has succeeded in establishing "a brand and promise" for its future. He goes on to say that Watch Dogs' initial reception was similar to another Ubisoft franchise, which is now one of the company's crown jewels. "The reception has actually been pretty close to Assassin's Creed [1]," he said. "With the first one we didn't have such a good reception, and it was fair. We had a lot of flaws in the replayability of gameplay loops and you could feel that the game was a first iteration."

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If you played Watch Dogs you probably know how everything works. How you can hack just about anything. Though, being an interesting concept, the game did not live up to manys expectations. The game unfortunately did not make a big enough impact as it should have. With an unchanging boring protagonist and having less control over what you hack then what was thought, damaged peoples perspective on what the game could have been.

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In a recent interview with CVG, Ubisoft Montreal's Vice President of Creative Lionel Raynaud discussed the studio's plans for the eventual Watch Dogs sequel, noting its reception mirrors that of the first Assassin's Creed.