There is very little difference whatsoever between modern CDPR games and modern UbiSoft games.
In fact, modern CDPR games, including Witcher 3, have stolen tons of elements from UbiSoft games, i.e. Witcher Senses is a blatant ripoff of Eagle Vision from the Assassin's Creed games before Odyssey. Literally all that CDPR did was change the name.
Likewise, the the map markers and navigation indicators in Witcher 3 is also blatantly lifted from UbiSoft open world titles like AC and Far Cry games, etc.
Although the AC games have much better combat than any of the Witcher games do, so in some areas, UbiSoft games totally trounce CDPR games.
And both companies are in the business of making their modern games as be as woke, and therefore as cringey, as possible.
This thread title & original post premise might have made sense if it were coming immediately after the release of the original Witcher 1 game. Back then, a sound argument could be made that CDPR games were innovative and different and not a part of the generic AAA template that's been done millions of times before in other similarly copy & pasted titles.
But now, in 2023? That argument makes no sense, since modern CDPR games fall fully within that generic copy & pasted AAA template.
Post edited September 19, 2023 by Ancient-Red-Dragon