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Watch Dogs Series is Dead and Buried, It's Claimed
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Probably for the best. Watch Dogs 2 was a weird tonal shift.
Watch Dogs 2 was the only one I actually enjoyed playing.
Hated the main character. The guy in part 1 was a vigilante out for blood. But the second, you're some millennial, happy, hipster hacker. It makes no sense running around the city tearing shit up with the second protagonist
agreed, one felt like an edgy young adult book you'd find on a shelf at the public library. Two had a lot of attitude and style and I loved it
Agreed. The first one was a tonal flatline for me.