Let's have an Assassin's Creed thread, both old and new

Let's have an Assassin's Creed thread, both old and new

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Black flag best ac

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Sauce

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Pewposterous

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Why is armpit hair so hot?

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because you have never had sex

it's hot on the right type of women

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Because it is smelly, and everything a bit disgusting is also a bit hot.

The criticism about the grind are all true but only for the first 30 levels because the early game progression is slow and fucking horrible. After that you get enough options that will make the grind managable. The whole thing feels like it was built for XP boosters because I got the permaboosts and the grind feels like it fits with the game

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No, there is no need to grind anything. I'm playing the game on Hard and I have no fucking clue where this grind meme came from.

As soon as she gave Layla the staff, she rapidly aged and dropped dead.

Is there any way to farm XP early on? I want to jump to at least lvl 50+ so I can have better and more variable builds to have fun with and skip all the tedious quests. From the looks of googling, all the exploits are patched out so I'm shit out of luck unless someone knows a great way to farm XP

I really fucking hate how Ubisoft games does this shit. Not even Division is that grindy

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You are doing something horribly wrong if you felt the need to grind at all, especially for the earlier part of the game. If anything, it's only after level 50 where it might get a little grindy - but that's only if you want to level up fast, which there is no real need to do.

Which ass creed game is the shortest? I've never completed any of them.
>played black flag for some 20 hours
>good shit but gave up with no end in sight
>rouge for just half an hour, it was just too ugly
>unity for an hour or two
>looked promising but the missions kept bugging out
>syndicate for almost 5 hours
>but it got repetitive with the whistling from around corner and wait for them to walk up and die
>origins and odyssey for almost 10 hours each
>interesting at start but repetitive games

But Rogue looks exactly the same as 3 and 4. As for Unity, all of the bugs have been fixed. Revelations is the shortest game, but the worst place to start.

AC combat in general is bad but AC4's has got to be the absolute lowest point
>smallest quantity of weapons available: just the sword, the fists, and uhhh........ yeah
>fast finishers from AC III are gone, replaced by the same 3 slow ass glitchy 10-second animations with no impact
>STILL just counter-to-win
aside from that it's still extremely overrated
>worst cities, in a series where cities are the best part
>shit graphics even when it came out

If it weren't for the atrocious blue filter, Unity would be the best one by far.
Best one is actually Revelations, straight upgrade from Brotherhood and its map is actually well done instead of BH's extremely disappointing Rome.

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Which AC games are the best aside from black flag? Heard Brotherhood is very good and Syndicate a failure.

i see, maybe the pirated version includes some xp boosts to get through that shitty early game

just mod/hack in the boosters if possible

>Best one is actually Revelations, straight upgrade from Brotherhood
Revelations treats the player like a retard. It constantly tells you exactly what to do; what button to press, where to go, every step of the way. It's impossible to take a moment and think about your next step because the game has already told you what to do. Also, Constantinople is tiny, there's no side-quests, and all of the Altair missions are lazy shit.

How did we go from this to this

I agree with you except
>worst cities
Havana is peak comfy. Exquisitely designed. Seeping with flavor. Easily one of my favorite AC cities. In order, these are the best cities in AC games

>Alexandria
>Florence
>Venice
>Paris
>Havana

ACII and Brotherhood are very good. Unity is very good. Syndicate is a bizarre mix of good and bad at the same time; it has some really cool and smart features, but has a bunch of retarded shit so it cancels out into a confusing mixture of "what the fuck." Syndicate is still absolutely worth plaything, though.

>aside from that it's still extremely overrated
>worst cities, in a series where cities are the best part
>shit graphics even when it came out

people praise 4 because of all the things not associated with the typical ac game, ac4 is a shit assassin's creed but damn fun pirate game, thus why it's considered above most ac games, it has a decent game hidden below the typical ac bullshit, i do agree with your critique on the combat tho

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Brotherhood is great, but don't bother playing it until after you finish AC2. Rogue is excellent, basically a reskin of AC4. Origins is the best game they've made thus far. The rest are mediocre.

From player's perspective, retard. Maybe 10 tops.

Because she spent 2000 years living solely to pass on the staff to Layla and was deeply loyal to Aletheia after getting everything revealed to her by Pythagoras and Aletheia. Hell, she fought on both the Templar side and the Assassin side to keep a balance according to the dialogue for over 2000 years just so she could hand the staff over. That was her entire purpose and she agreed with it, she even says she should have been dead years ago.

You don't need to grind but the EXP gain past 50ish is a real pain in the ass and I didn't have any boosters on. You can go hours before you see a single level up, I think the 90 to 99 stretch took me well over 20 hours.

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>treats the player like a retard. It constantly tells you exactly what to do; what button to press, where to go, every step of the way. It's impossible to take a moment and think about your next step because the game has already told you what to do
Literally every single Ubishit game, dont know why you're blaming Revelations in particular.
>there's no side-quests
I liked upgrading my assassins and conquering the dens n shit. Bombs and hook were great too

Havana is two districts repeated over and over and over.
Unity's Paris is still the best designed city environment of all videogames. Real shame it's all fucking BLUE and yellow

Yeah I get it and the naval parts were really enjoyable but they're still very shallow at the end of the day.
Definitely the most unique of the AC games but imo Revelations and 3 are very underrated (still not without their flaws).

I couldn't care less about the new ones, honestly. I hate lootshit.

Not gonna lie i laughed when i saw my friend playing odyssey and none of the buildings were painted

But really tho which of you faggots is keeping this sorry series alive?

Unity's best thing was that you finally went back to the "blade in a crowd" feeling. Ezio, Connor, and Edward were all invincible walking arsenals with guns and bombs galore. Unity takes a step back, giving you just one sword, one gun, and one hidden blade.

I'm a sucker for Unity. It's main problem was performance, really. Game's fault was also looking too good for console hardware it was supposed to run on. Someone always brings up how it ruined the gear system, but where were you since AC2? That's what started the whole upgrading thing.

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>have to always hold the staff to not die
>even while on the toilet