Skull & Bones 'Quadruple-A' Water Physics

Skull and Bones was released recently by Ubisoft which they defended as a "Quadruple-A" Game. This comparison shows water interaction and physics compared to Assassins Creed: Black Flag which was released in 2013

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[NikTek]

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[Saimiri]

Guys you forget, who needs good water physics in a game where you can't swim

[Manjawline]

We used to complain about Ubisoft back in the 2010s but now their older games are starting to look like masterpieces compared to their 2020s games

[histhoryk]

When Ubisoft paid attention to detail, Edward gently touching the water surface

[SebastianTheGreat]

Mario Sunshine in 2002 on the GameCube was really the peak of water in video games

[dracosummoner]

This video makes me think of one from years ago where someone shot a fish aquarium in the first Splinter Cell game. Shoot one hole near the bottom, and a small jet of water squirts out while the water level in the aquarium realistically decreases (the fish also sink) until it reaches the water level where the bullet hole is. How many games today let us do that?

[Youraveragegamer_]

When the only bottleneck in modern gaming is greed and lack of creativity

[letit]

The crazy thing about this game it was based on ac black flag. They had everything already laid out, and they still couldn't do it right.

[ricedanan]

Ubisoft really shot themselves in the foot with the "Quadruple-A" statement

[wearenotthesame]

you see, one was built with passion, one was built with greed.

[foufoufun]

Have you noticed how the character raises his hands over the water in Black Flag?

[punishedfilthyfrank]

even pirates won't pirate this quadruple ass game

[jimeththemelancollie]

"Look but don't touch" the game engine.

[exnozgaming]

whats funny is how these "modern games" need like 10x more resource than old games to run, while looking (old games)/10

[WakoDoodle]

The extra A in AAAA is for : "Ay we're going backwards in technology here!"

[meskonyolsen]

"Skull & Bones vs Older Ubisoft games Logic Comparison"
- *Water Physics* - Older Games (0-1)
- *Tidal Wave Physics* - Older Games (0-2)
- *Swimming Physics* - Older Games (0-3)
- *Water Details* - Older Games (0-4
- *Swimming Details* - Older Games (0-5)
- *Rowing a Boat* - Older Games (0-6)
- *Sailing a Ship* - Older Games (0-7)
- *Water Splash Detail* - Older Games (0-8)
- *No Microtransaction?* - Older Games (0-9)
- *Offline?* - Older Games (0-10)
- *Enemy AI* - Older Games (0-11)

*"Trash Design Round - if u get chosen, you lose points"*
- *Which is more Buggier?* - Skull&Bones (-1 - 11)
- *Server Lag?* Skull&Bones (-2 - 11)
- *Occasional Crash?* Skull&Bones (-3 - 11)
- *Disconnected Often?* Skull&Bones (-4 - 11)
- *Who is trashiest game developer?* Skull&Bones (-5 - 11)
- *Most Controversial?* Skull&Bones (-6 - 11)
- *Which has the Worst Rating?* Skull&Bones (-7 - 11)
- *Who's the most Anti-Consumer* Skull&Bones (-8 - 11)
- *Highest Game price?* Skull&Bones (-9 - 11)
- *Game looks like Babylon's Fall* Skull&Bones (-10 - 11)
- *Least Video Game sales* Skull&Bones (-11 - 11)

Conclusion: Assassin Creed Black flag has Overwhelmingly destroys "Skull & Bones (2024)"

[michaellallawmkima]

Niktek testing the game so we don't have to

[WutDaHek]

They went back to the vice city times, when your character couldn't swim

[SantanaSasquatch]

Depresses me that their first new IP in ages is going to be so bad that the executive big wigs will see it as “the money shows people don’t want new games”

[justsomerandomgamer]

Fun fact: in black flag, if get off your ship and swim to an enemy vessel without alerting them, you can bored the ship and kill every one on it, after you return to your ship, you can shoot it one time and it will fall apart and become instantly boardable, you can do this to every ship, there is no limit, lol