Ubisoft Classic Franchises Going Online En Mass

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No… Ubisoft has never really registered on my radar. Mainly because they've never developed anything that's really worth a damn.
 
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I just don't get how you can do HoMM online unless you reduce it to some lame MTG clone with pay to win trading cards... ugh.
 
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Didn't notice - I visited th Ubi Soft booth briefly only for Rayman & Rabbits - but it was full - too full for my taste. I didn't want to go into that queue.
 
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Anno Online and Might & Magic Heroes Online will be browser games (flash).
 
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I'm a lot more open minded. I'd like to see what they do with those games (specially Heroes of Might Magic). If it's F2P browser-based then that means I can play in any computer I want (or tablets), which is good. I don't care about multi-player though, just the advantages of browser-based for single player.
 
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wolfing said:
I'm a lot more open minded. I'd like to see what they do with those games (specially Heroes of Might Magic). If it's F2P browser-based then that means I can play in any computer I want (or tablets), which is good. I don't care about multi-player though, just the advantages of browser-based for single player.
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Good luck with that each game is based on a community meaning you play with others. There might not even be a single player campaign in any of them. That is what bothers me about F2P browser games and F2P games.

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Anno Online and Might & Magic Heroes Online will be browser games (flash).
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Yes there all F2P online browsers games.
 
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Exactly, as programming AI is teh hard, Ubi wants you to play against people. Unfortunately as everyone knows, other people are idiots and never more so than when playing computer games.
 
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I think this is a simple response to the European union's ruling on reselling games. If its f2p, there's nothing to resell.
 
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ChienAboyeur said:
I applied to the betas. Who knows?
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Good luck. Nothing can make me adopt the F2P model as the concept relies on me to play with others online.
 
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If well done, it might be good to play. Especially Silent Hunter.
 
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