The idea of jumping from person to person in an ongoing mission to liberate London is a very tempting one, and the broad wealth of player characters on offer certainly sweetens the deal. Watch Dogs: Legion is a very ambitious title, and that could be good or bad. It's now pretty hard to believe that a character's death can have such an impact on the rest of the story, especially if they might not die at all. It seems unlikely that that level of specificity in story developments will apply to every character.
In the aforementioned E3 announcement, fans saw one player character's death used as a story beat and an emotional moment that was used to recruit a different player character. This raises a few questions about how the mode will be integrated. Establishing an emotional link between the player character and the events unfolding around them must be nigh impossible if everyone could be the player character. The plot must be tricky to navigate as well, since there's so many possible variations for every single cutscene and story beat. The technical implications of programming unique moves and stats for every citizen of London are baffling, especially when one considers the truly outlandish character designs that have already been shown. These random citizens aren't just playable on select missions but throughout the entire game every part of Watch Dogs: Legion, including cutscenes, can be experienced as anyone. It boldly offers players the ability to play as literally any character they encounter in the streets of its dystopian, take on the city of London.
Watch Dogs: Legion is a fascinating game.
Watch Dogs: Legion is a hotly anticipated title with a deeply ambitious gameplay conceit, set to be released in October 24th. The creative director of Watch Dogs: Legion has revealed that the game's permadeath feature is completely optional and can be experienced on any difficulty level.
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