Ubisoft Developing EndWar Sequel
by Nick Breckon, Jul 22, 2009 5:30pm PDTA small team at Ubisoft Shanghai is working on a sequel to Tom Clancy's EndWar, the studio's voice command-enabled RTS title.
According to Ubisoft creative director Michael De Plater, the team is focusing on depth of story and gameplay with the follow-up.
"It's just something we didn't give attention to," said De Plater of the first game's storyline to Videogamer. "Giving more attention to the single-player is straightforward to address and will make the game a lot of fun."
"Changing the way the combat chain works, the paper, scissors, rock, and adding the differentiation between the three factions, again it's not something that's even necessarily hard to do," he added. "It's something that we chose not to do with the accessibility."
De Plater declined to provide a timeline for the game's release, saying only that a "smaller team" at original developer Ubisoft Shanghai is working on the project currently.
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Yes, the single player is anemic, and now the multiplayer has issues that are exacerbated by the small population (long waits for games, players only playing on maps where they have the advantage).
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