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On Wed, 12 Oct 2016 19:34:58 +0000 (UTC), in
comp.sys.ibm.pc.games.action, Ross Ridge wrote: 

>Zaghadka  <zagh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>Nothing is going to get me to install U-Play. ;)
>
>Beyond Good and Evil is great game though, I'd say it alone would be
>worth it except you can probably get during a sale from GOG.com for $2.50.
>Even though I'm not into driving games The Crew was fun just drive around
>aimlessly in a virtual United States.  I passed on Rayman Origins because
>I really don't like platformers, though I hear its a good example of
>that type of game.  I already had Splinter Cell though I haven't gotten
>around to playing it, and I'll probably never play Prince of Persia:
>The Sands of Time, but I got both free anyways.
>
>The UPlay client isn't a good as the Steam client or even the Origin
>client, but it's not bad.  My biggest complaint is that its slow, and
>that largely appears a server/network issue.  It seems UbiSoft is being
>cheap in that area compared to Valve and EA.  It probably would be a
>good idea wait a while before getting Beyond Good and Evil, although I
>doubt there will be a huge demand for the game overloading the servers.
>
To me, Origin is clunky as hell, but I have it because of numerous
freebies, such as Battlefield 3. Steam is really ideal, IMHO. Between
Steam and GOG.com, I've got a ton of games in my library already.

But, come to think of it, I downloaded Bethesda.net so I could play
Fallout Shelter, so I suppose one more games client isn't going to kill
me. (*shrug*)

-- 
Zag

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