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Ubisoft Unveils Skull and Bones Gameplay, With Players Complaining Again

It seems like a cheap MMO.

Naser Nahandian by Naser Nahandian
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Ubisoft has set sail with a brand new gameplay reveal for the highly anticipated, yet recently delayed, Skull and Bones. Despite the developer’s tireless efforts to craft a swashbuckling adventure, it seems the gameplay has failed to leave a lasting impression on players.

During the presentation, we were given a glimpse into the nautical world of Skull and Bones, with a focus on the game’s ship control mechanics and sea combat. 

We also got a taste of the game’s rich plot and backstory, but let us not forget, the story is just the cherry on top of this pirate-themed sundae.

Alas, it seems the gameplay has left players feeling less than impressed. The initial reactions have been less than favorable, with players criticizing the game’s overall appearance and making unfavourable comparisons to other pirate-themed games such as Sea of Thieves and Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag. But perhaps, it is not the treasure we were hoping for.

But, as the saying goes, “a ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for.” Ubisoft is committed to making Skull and Bones the best pirate game out there and will continue to work tirelessly until it reaches that goal.

“ I would like to play a game about pirates. Experience a story full of interesting characters, ships, combat, exploration and treasure hunting. In the style of Red Dead Redemption 2, only about pirates. But it looks like a cheap MMO that is supposed to make money from microtransactions , “criticizes one commenter.

” Wow, this looks like Black Flag, but without all the pirate elements that made the game fun ,” it continues. “ I’ve played a lot of Sea of ​​Thieves this year. Looks like I’ll still be playing a lot of Sea of ​​Thieves in the future, ” a Reddit user sneers .

As the anticipation for the highly-anticipated game, Skull and Bones, continues to build, players have taken to the internet to express their excitement and show their support for the dedicated developers at Ubisoft.

However, amidst the excitement, there are also words of sympathy and understanding for the challenges the team has faced in bringing this game to life.

It’s no secret that Ubisoft has been going through a difficult time, facing financial challenges that have undoubtedly affected the morale of the team.

And with the recent postponement of the game’s premiere, it’s clear that the road to release has been anything but smooth sailing.

But through it all, the Singaporean development team has persevered, pushing through the endless problems and setbacks that have plagued the production of Skull and Bones.

And while the game has faced its fair share of delays, with the release date having been pushed back no less than six times, the passion and determination of the team behind it is undeniable.

Despite the uncertainty surrounding the game’s debut, one thing is for certain: the developers at Ubisoft are working tirelessly to ensure that Skull and Bones is the best game it can possibly be. And for the dedicated fans eagerly awaiting its release, the wait will undoubtedly be worth it.

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