Watch Dogs

But then it goes away after you get your ass beat again.

Well, my whole thing is I really want to play Watch Dogs Legion.

But to play that, I want to beat the second one first.

So that's kind of what I'm working on right now.

There is? I got the DLC.

Oh.

The DLC, you can either play as Wrench from Watch Dogs 2 or Aiden Pearce from Watch Dogs 1.

I want to play as Aiden Pearce.

be, bro, honestly.

It's not the best way of explaining it, but they course-corrected too much from Watch Dogs 1.

Watch Dogs 1 was very dark and brooding.

And so they got the feedback that, hey, it's a little too dark, guys.

And so they went the complete opposite direction.

Um-

Uh, Watch Dogs versus Sonic the Hedgehog

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Pikmin's got that, that solace, that weirdo vibe to it.

So we've made a modern Creed.

It's called Watch Dogs.

Off you go, and you're like, well, that's not what I mean either, but there we go.

Well, Assassin's Creed, Black Flag, Resynced, earns itself a place in the botchling bin.

We what if what if we just

didn't tell the truth? There was a couple of moments at Ubisoft conferences where they showed off Watch Dogs and then The Division where the graphics were so good.

Like, look the way his coat flies in the wind and look at, like, the person, like, pushing the door, like, you know, so naturally.

Like, there was all these sort of, like, impressive graphical showcases, but all bullshit.

You know

how in, let's say, Watch Dogs and Uncharted 4, he goes to open the fridge.

You get to decide on what he grabs in the fridge.

He

I do a video game.

I do a recurring character for a bunch of video games, but one that I really like is called Watch Dogs for Ubisoft.

So if there's any gamers out there and you play Watch Dogs, I am Jordy Chinn.

which I'm very, very happy about.

I went to work after we had talked, and you said you had done some of that video game stuff.

Or Clucking Bell.

Where do you, where do you stand on, on product placement? Not as a, uh, annoying in-your-face thing, but, like, if you're playing a game like, I don't know, Watch Dogs, that takes place in a r- supposed to take place in a real American city, uh, in a contemporary time period, is having, like, vending machines that say Pepsi, does that, like, add to the immersion? Or is that a, "Wait a minute, you're a thing I can buy in real life.

You shouldn't be there"?

I don't know.

I think it adds sort of the world building complications.

Like, uh, to take your example, Watch Dogs is a world where there's, like, a fictional evil corporation that's introduced fictional science fiction technology that's changed everyone's lives.

Ah, yeah.

And the addition of, like, familiar logos in that setting can ta- kind of take you out of things.

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Watch Dogs has done, where they have a couple different boats you can get and all this stuff, I just don't see GTA not having a, a ton of different underwater things.

I agree.

Yeah, or, or even-

Demon Ghost.

Yep.

Of course, GTA, Watch Dogs, all those, all those games like this.

A, a little bit of variability really gets my heart.