First introduced via Assassin’s Creed almost a decade ago, tower synchronization – that is, the mechanic of unlocking piecemeal portions of the game map as you go – fast become a cornerstone of Ubisoft’s open-world slate.
From the numerous AC sequels to Far Cry to Watch Dogs in 2014, it’s a feature that has no doubt become trite through repetition – and it would appear Ubisoft is at least conscious of shaking up the formula.
Elsewhere, Morin also noted how players interact with other members of DedSec, the group of digital activists at the heart of Watch Dogs 2.
Look for Watch Dogs 2 to launch across PS4, Xbox One and PC on November 15.