I had a chance to ask Clint Hocking this exact question, thankfully! A quick interview, but will share his thoughts when I get a chance to transcribe.
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Watch Dog 3’s recruit-everyone-for-the-resistance pitch is undercut by the notion that plenty of people would enjoy and benefit from an authoritarian regime, and have no interest in fighting back. Hopeful the game addresses that in some way.
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That's my biggest non-technical question with this - who are they naming as "the enemy"?
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An "authoritarian regime".
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It's not political though.
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like, every cop tbh
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not to abuse this joke format but that definitely sounds too political for the Ubi we know
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to be fair who would be buying the game if they wanted to do that, seems like a waste of money
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Please Patrick, we said no politics regarding the game that allows you to create a massive civilian resistance against the establishment.
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You try to recruit a fascist and are suddenly locked into a two-hour debate minigame that you can't break out of.
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Every once in a while, another DeadSec operative is like "untag me!" Because you had sent the invite to the person with a CC to everyone else.
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