I meant to reply to your original comment.

Exactly, the AI in titan fall has one purpose and that was to give people who aren’t good at the game something to kill and feel good about.

I was never good at COD I’m average at best and I would get pissed off to no end playing online with people who were really good. Dying sucks and killing nothing sucks even more. Now in Titanfall I can play just fine so I dont need to kill the bots but I can say from my cod experience the game would have been more fun for me if they were there.

Yet, they’re doing it anyways? I think you’re making this bigger of a deal than it would actually be. Lest you have sources of financial hits on Ubi proving that it’s that significant amount of manpower to hire that it will render sever in developing the game.

Ubi is a major corporation, this technology will for sure only be tested with games similar to Ubi but most of all Microsoft first-party studios. So it’s not what you may emphasize it to be.

I like the forward looking and risk, it has been a complete drought in the innovation of gaming for gaming it’self. better than kinect and lame dives they’ve been tyring to shove.

Watch dogs. Woah one example. The Division wasn’t downgraded at all.

Division is already downgraded for a start , watchdogs downgraded

Azure is free. The cost to redesign how your game works around one SKU is not.

That’s 100% not true but okay

Well they’re are confirmed posts up on NeoGaf where certain developers have displayed gifs and explained a bit in the benefits and downside to cloud computing. Where the benefits “out weight” the downside of implementing this technology.

Also, if it was really asking millions extra to develop for one specific console I doubt Ubi will be doing it, since they’re doing it anyways? So those are just financial assumptions. Beside Azure is free to any licensed game developer.

Reasonable enough. But the emphasize on how sever the latency will be is a bit exaggerated, and we know why. I doubt it’ll be anything different from what we experience already lest you have a fast internet.

But it’s yet to be proven until it’s released on a actual retail game and used on a massive level, yet since it’s Microsoft I don’t see no worries there.