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Why Assassin's Creed Infinity Being a Paid Game Is Not The Blessing It Seems
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Assassin’s Creed Infinity developer and publisher Ubisoft recently confirmed that the upcoming live-service game wouldn’t be free-to-play, and many have taken this as a good thing. Indeed, not being free-to-play could mean Assassin’s Creed Infinity is more traditional than it is not, and that it would be mostly content complete on release. However, as painful as it may be to say, that’s not really likely the case.
In terms of it not being free-to-play, that likely means it won’t have a huge
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Far Cry 7 Will Reportedly Have A Live-Service Model Akin To Assassin's Creed Infinity thegamer.com /3 years ago
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Xbox Game Pass Subscribers Should Check Out Planet Coaster
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