Nothing against watchdogs, it has props as the only game out there that even attempts to make an open world out of my city (looking at you GTA)
But having started with WD2 and eventually going to WD, it’s a bit of a rough game . The missions get very repetitive, the plot is lackluster and Aiden Peirce has the personality of a cardboard box. I think the kicker for me was them replacing the bean with the “forever sculpture”
Honestly though, if you loved it, good on you, it was a new game with interesting new mechanics at the time, but I would say the general concensus is it could have been better than it was
Does it make it actually worth playing?
To me it was worth playing without it, so maybe don’t ask me.
Nothing against watchdogs, it has props as the only game out there that even attempts to make an open world out of my city (looking at you GTA)
But having started with WD2 and eventually going to WD, it’s a bit of a rough game . The missions get very repetitive, the plot is lackluster and Aiden Peirce has the personality of a cardboard box. I think the kicker for me was them replacing the bean with the “forever sculpture”
Honestly though, if you loved it, good on you, it was a new game with interesting new mechanics at the time, but I would say the general concensus is it could have been better than it was