I dig it. Ubisoft seems to be getting their shit together with supporting and debugging games after their debacle with "The Division." I'm someone who likes to play a lot of mil fps's (minus the shitty Call of Duty series) so those that like the Battlefield series, Arma series, Squad, R6 Seige, and the Grand Theft Auto series will dig it. I wasn't big into GTA series, but I dig that style of game play when paired with the Wildlands plot. Wildlands lets you toggle instantly between the 3rd person and first person POV's which is cool. I think the latest Grand Theft Auto series is built like that. (To give you an idea of how it plays.) It's definitely fun when you play with 4 peeps you know. The negatives in my opinion are: you can only game with 4 other people, your competitor is always AI and not other gamer's so the game play may become robotic, and there is a lot of repetitive motion. (An example of repetitive motion would be "tagging supplies," "collecting intel," and "collecting war trophies" to gain experience points that allow you to build up/increase the skills of your operator.) But tons of vehicles to steal, tons of weapons modeled after the real stuff, tons of weapon upgrades, and super huge map to explore. Anyone interested should browse the official trailers of the game and hit up youtube for additional footage. As long as Ubi continues their streak of supporting titles well into year 2 of their release, its worth the somewhat steep 60 buck admission fee. At 40 or below this game would be an easy buy in my opinion.
P.S. You will need a fairly recent gaming PC build with a fairly robust graphics card to play/and appreciate the graphics in this game. My specs run it okay on the lowest settings. Getting around 60-70fps.
i5-3450@3.10ghz
16mb Ram
NVIDIA GTX 760
2TB hard drive - old school spinner, not SSD.
