You are most welcome. I should add that I think this is one of the best in the series. If you look at my profile you will not see it on Steam. I believe my PC version is from an NVIDIA gib that came with the 980 last year... anyway, I own the UPlay version (it's still good). I've primarily played this on the PFunk4 though, and absolutely love it.

For me the main downside is just that it's not exactly a new premise, and the "bad guy" is so poorly developed that it is impossible to become enveloped in the struggle against him. I guess I'd say I felt more "emotionally invested" in the previous titles (if that makes any sense). The campaign co-op stuff isn't even something I consider as an upside or downside (unless that's the only way to play a game). At my age my gaming friends are few and far between; and of course our schedules never permit for co-op play. I don't mind playing online with people I haven't met... but the toxicity of some often makes that impalpable. In fact most times I just find myself muting chat because I tire of listening to people argue... what I hate even more are the people that come in instantly and constantly bitching; end up rage quitting; and their respective performance was the worst of the group... it's just not worth it most times. At any rate, to get back on topic: ultimately, the open world experience, and the need to improvise I think are this game's greatest strengths.

What is kind of sad... I own it on UPlay... own it on PFunk... and still have it on my own Steam wishlist... sometimes I believe therapy is long overdue.