Assassin's Creed Mirage's narrative director fought to include the Alamut because it's so important for the lore
Assassin's Creed Mirage's narrative director fought to include the Alamut because it's so important for the lore
On the Radar | Ubisoft Bordeaux took the opportunity to make its permanent mark on Assassin's Creed canon
I’m actually looking forward to an Assassin’s Creed game for the first time since AC3, has the modern day story gotten any more coherent?
I still can't believe they haven't just ditched the modern day stuff
At this point I agree. I loved the modern day stuff up until the end of 3. But then Black Flag just made it a boring slog with maybe one or two good ideas.
In AC: Odyssey it gave you the option to outright skip the modern day sections
Not any personal interest in Black Flag? Tbf, my opinion is that it's a great game but not a good Assassin's Creed game
As far as I know - no I played Valhalla and enjoyed the gameplay but the story is just so gone now. I hope this new game has it brought back.
Are they still working on buffing the shit out of the same modern day protagonist as before or what? I only got about halfway through Odyssey (but looked up the ending) and skipped Valhalla.
The most liked AC games are good games, but not good AC games. I've only played certain ones, cause most of them lost the charm the original was going for. Mirage gives hope they've remembered the point of the series.
I find this is the case for most of my favorite series. The most popular entries are usually the ones that least resemble the point of any series.
Black flag is incredibly overrated.
I wanted to share my opinion here because I don’t know where to do it: Syndicate is very enjoyable! I’ve read all kinds of bad reviews about it, but now that I’m playing it I like it a lot. Just my humble opinion from a guy more into the original AC mechanics, not the open world approach.