Watch Dogs 2 Released [Nov 29, 2016, 10:07 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
UbiBlog announces the
PC edition of Watch Dogs 2 is now available, offering a sequel to the open world
hacking/action game. They accompany the news with this
previously released NVIDIA
GameWorks trailer showing off the game, and here's word:
Watch Dogs 2 arrives on PC today with a suite of PC-specific goodies for those with the hardware to support it, starting with 4K support, Ultra Textures, unlocked framerate, multi-monitor support, and more. If you have an Nvidia-specific card, you’ll want to check out this graphics and performance guide that goes in-depth on what features you can expect.
Following elite hacker Marcus Holloway on a journey to expose abuses of power by corporations, gangs, and corrupt officials, Watch Dogs 2 is a huge open-world adventure that lets you hack, sneak, and shoot your way through the San Francisco Bay Area. Putting a huge emphasis on fun and versatility, it offers up an ever-expanding roster of hacks (and a couple of stealthy drones) designed to let you bend your environment to your will in the pursuit of justice – or just creative mayhem.
So I'm guessing that the 3x people posting here that played the first game with KB+M didn't spend any time aiming or shooting...?
The game STILL has a disastrous amount of positive AND negative acceleration. It's baked into the engine. You can't mod it out, and at no point since the game's release 2.5 years ago have they decided it's worth fixing.
Moving your mouse 1 physical inch can be either moving your crosshairs 10 degrees, or 180 degrees depending on how fast you do it. it's BY FAR the WORST KB+M implementation in a PC game in over a decade.
For a game with very promising multiplayer, it was disappointing. very.
The sequel doesn't suffer from this, for that alone it's leagues ahead of the game to where the last one left off.
The game STILL has a disastrous amount of positive AND negative acceleration. It's baked into the engine. You can't mod it out, and at no point since the game's release 2.5 years ago have they decided it's worth fixing.
Moving your mouse 1 physical inch can be either moving your crosshairs 10 degrees, or 180 degrees depending on how fast you do it. it's BY FAR the WORST KB+M implementation in a PC game in over a decade.
For a game with very promising multiplayer, it was disappointing. very.
The sequel doesn't suffer from this, for that alone it's leagues ahead of the game to where the last one left off.
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