The WORST THING about every Assassin's Creed
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2024
- The WORST THING about every Assassin's Creed
The Assassin's Creed franchise has now been going since 2007, giving us 12 main different Assassin's Creed games. However each AC game has their pros and cons, so what are the worst things about each Assassin's Creed?
0:00 - Intro
0:14 - AC 1
1:18 - AC 2
2:24 - AC Brotherhood
3:33 - AC Revelations
4:33 - AC 3
5:40 - AC Black Flag
6:45 - AC Rogue
8:06 - AC Unity
9:19 - AC Syndicate
10:50 - AC Origins
12:10 - AC Odyssey
13:25 - AC Valhalla
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They said the reason altiar cant swim is a glitch or bug in the animus just wanted to clear that up
But yea its stupid
What abt liberation
What I really dislike about parts of the AC or Ubisoft Community at all: always complaining "Ubisoft never tries something new" but when Ubisoft tries something new "That's not what I bought 15 years ago! Change it back!" I mean yeah, a lot of the changes are often bad, BUT they tried something new, didn't worked, listened to criticism and at least tried to change again
100%! it’s like I say the change to the rpg was necessary, otherwise they’d be saying it’s boring it needs to chance etc.
And now it looks like we’re going to have the best of both worlds with the stealth focused mirage and then massive RPG codename red 🙌
The games themselves are still good. For me i just think it strayed too far from the assassins. Its basically a background part of the games now. I dont feel like an assassin anymore
@@sinfulpsychei understand your point, from my point of view i alwasy wanted t9 play an ac game
I used to watch the great cinematic trailers and i tried to see each game through walkthroughs but just end up watiching until a 70% of ac 1
But on 2021 i play my first one which was Valhalla and boy how i loved that game it took me 2 years to finally completely 21 dec 2021- nov 28 2023 to just some days ago that i did the last mission of Eivor fiture memories
Bcuz the console ot wasnt mine so i took my time with it
And i inderstand your point of view
But what im trying to say
(Bought origins and mirage just some days ago)
The thing that i love about this games is the lore
And the story of the creed and the hidden blade
The order to the templars
I mean im fine with however the gameplay is
While i can see the story for is so interesting
And having different gameplays aswell at different places on time
Its like it gives like a type of character to each game
But im a beginner in this franchise
Even tho i was obsessed by just toutube videos back on 2014-2016
When i was like 12-14 idk
Or maybe after
I mean for some reason even when they include different stuff or the stuff the game always brings the attention
Ur right, here we are again, fans are mad about ac shadows
I have to disagree on AC1. The parkour was as fast as AC2´s. The combat system is probablly the 2nd most realistic in the franchise. It´s just medival sword fight, no fancy moves, no over the top animations and you can´t just expect to win by presing the attack button. You can get countred easily, enemies can break you´re defence, they can dodge you´re attacks and they can deflect you´re attacks. And hand-to-hand is too just a fight, nothing fancy and that makes it good. Also altair can´t swim because Ubi was too lazy to make swimming animations for him.
The missions are repetative but you are an assassin. Master tells you who to kill and you go and kill him. And when it comes to the distance between missions. You have to travel through Kingdom 4 times, when you unlock the city you can fast travel and you have to travel once to kill Robert.
So overall it´s the most assassin like game in the franchise. imo
All good Mr O! That's a really good point about the combat system too. Honestly whilst it started it all it's imo one of the weakest AC games, but that's to be expected. Appreciate your thoughts!
Brotherhood had an amazing modern day. Exploring an abandoned monterrigioni was quite relaxing
Honestly, I’m just one of those people who never greatly cared about the modern day storyline, and I couldn’t stand leaving the animus!
Btw - great channel, been admiring you for some time now. ✌️
@@IronsideGeorge appreciate that, I'm new to this so knowing that people even watch me is quite crazy
You're smashing it - with my channel I learnt to edit as I uploaded, with yours you've been making great videos since the beginning. Quite jealous!
tbh i've been doing youtube for years, i had an anime channel that got deleted but it was quite big @@IronsideGeorge
Well maybe one day I’ll start a second, I think if my channel got deleted I’d cry! How many subs did you get up too?
I felt that Valhalla was the least Assassin feeling game in the franchise, as often fighting was preferable to stealth. My first time getting to a fort in Origins, and carefully making my way through without being spotted was an amazing feeling, and I kept that up into Odyssey. With Valhalla though I felt the stealth to be clunky and a bit tacked on. It was a bit obvious that they wanted to tell this amazing story, but still had to cram it into an Assassin's Creed game. The franchise as a whole could do with spinoff games, make it clear it is the same universe but you could expand on so many aspects with a variety of stories and gameplay styles.
Speaking of Origins, I'm the type of person to explore a map first and get to story later, so I never found a problem with levelling as I just built it up as I went, but I can see how someone only focused on the story would get gated by level.
I found AC3 to be the worst for parkour, as in the cities the streets were so wide you would often have to go down to street level before going back up. I pretty much stayed on the ground throughout the entire time. This problem was also a bit present in AC4. The parkour in AC1 can be quite good if you know what you are doing, but the game never tells you how so I think the majority of people never learned how to take advantage of it, myself included.
And you are spot on with Syndicate, it suffered from the buggy launch of Unity, and I've read before that a lot of things were scaled back so that it didn't suffer the same fate. It would have been much better if they had focused on fixing them.
Keep up the great work dude, I always look forward to your new videos.
Really appreciate all your comments dude, mostly agreeing with all of it. I actually thought the stealth was better in Valhalla in Odyssey, but there was less reason to use it. With AC 3 that’s actually a really good point! Origins that’s probably spot on too, but I wouldn’t know because I tend to play the story first 😂
Thanks for the kind words mate, keeps me going! ✌️
See I loved the Valhalla, yes it wasn’t the best game, but I loved the whole aspect of being Odin reborn person
I started playing Valhalla a few days ago and I'm loving it, I really like the combat system and the side missions; I liked Origins too but it kinda bored me for the same thing you said: a lot of grinding levels just to go to another area. In Valhalla you can go 20 levels below the recommended and it's not that punishing, and you can even use the default armor and weapons for the whole game (with some upgrades, of course).
Really pleased to hear it bud! Valhalla really is a fantastic RPG game, the combat is fun, it looks great, and there is a tonne of content. I’ve got loads of videos for gear to help you out too 😛 enjoy!
glad you enjoyed playing an RPG 😂
Biggest problem I had with AC3 was the sheer amount of repetitive and boring work you had to do just for simple progression. All the blueprints for gear took WAY too long to get access to for very menial payouts
Yeah that’s a good shout too - although, AC3 will always remain one of my favs 😊
Origins was great and idk what u mean u have to Grind, because its the only game where u are able to fuck up guys 15 levels higher
If you’re counting DLC/updates, the mastery challenges in Valhalla. Hell on Earth if you’re after the 100%. 😩
Course I am! Like I say I’ve put 450 hours in this game and I haven’t got 100% yet. Still a few mastery challenges to go 😱
@@IronsideGeorge I think I clocked 250 on 100% but good god the one where you’ve got to shoot the axe throwers in the chest for the critical hit objective was horrendous.
@@willbrightmore1737 I know which one you mean. The chest is marked but I found out you have to actually aim for the stomach to have the arrow hit the chest.
My opinions:
-Assassin's Creed 1:too reperitive and chunky animation
-Ac2:combat system still not good
-acbrotherhood:small map
-acrevelation:not too much contenta compared to ac2 and Brotherhood
-ac3:naval Missions
-ac4:too many naval Battles
-acrogue:too similar to black flag
-acunity:sometimes it doesn't respond well to your commands
-acsyndicate:downgraded parkour,stealth and combat system
-acorigins:too much grind
-odissey:stealth too easy once you create and armour with 100%crit chance and over 600% crit damage,but impossible when using a weaker armour,also barely 0 parkour
-Valhalla:too unfocused on ISU things,and when it does,it looks more like God of war than Assassin's Creed,worst stealth of the series,0 parkour and ugly ass map.
I'd agree with almost all of that! Other than the AC 2 combat (I thought it was fine) and the ugly Valhalla map (it's literally gorgeous) Can you also have too many Black Flag naval battles???
@@IronsideGeorge In the story there were too many in my opinion,ok that it's a pirate themed game,but after some time I got so tired,but at least they were made well,not like Assassin's Creed III
That’s fair, and yeah, AC3 naval battles weren’t awful but the difference between 3 and 4 is monumental. Appreciate the comments dude ✌️
I actually decided to play through Rogue before Black Flag and was surprised by how short it was. I can also safely say, now that I'm playing through Black Flag it kind of prepared me alot because Black Flag is alot harder (primarily because of the trailing missions), so it didn't take me long to start taking down brigs early game despite naval combat feeling like there are more obstacles and buttons being different from Rogue.
To be fair AC1 looked amazing when it first came out, and black flag is a masterpiece without blemish.
YES & YES
parkour of ac1 is really good 2nd after unity for me
Really? I always thought it was slow and clunky - each to their own though! It's all just my opinion 😊
no bro its cuz be that u might not have mastered it and can u give a heart@@IronsideGeorge
and have u made a video about mirage@@IronsideGeorge
@@sayyadahmed9452haha maybe 😛
@@sayyadahmed9452only a short so far, I’m very excited though, I’ve got lots of content planned for it! 🤙
I'm confused about something - you say in Origins you hated the xp grind, but then didn't like the level scaling? The cool thing about level scaling is that you can go anywhere at anytime and not get obliterated. I just started Valhalla and at power 21 walked into a power 160 monastery (whoops) and it wasn't until after I scrolled over the map did I realize my mistake.
Without level scaling, the game becomes somewhat linear, funnelling you into certain areas.
For AC2 i would say the combat and certain side missions especially ones near the end felt like ass and made me happy later games gave characters the ability to crouch. The story also felt like it began to drag a bit in the 3rd half. Mechanically i liked Brotherhood and Revalations better for improving on them abit.
Yeah that’s fair dude, out of the Ezio trilogy, I think Brotherhood is the most well rounded, which is interesting when you consider it was initially part of AC2. Thanks for watching 😊
I agree with all of this. Great game and great insight into the games 🔥
Thanks the support dude! Appreciated as always 😍
I still want a fully modern assassinate creed game
WW1 or 2 for me. Did you ever play Watch Dogs? It tried to be a modern day Assassin's Creed... same universe too!
@@IronsideGeorge yes i did but they didn't update the hidden blade to the tazer style like shawn had shown off in assassins creed 4 hidden flag
In my opinion there’s nothing bad about the assassins creed series there may be some annoying parts but it’s only annoying to me because I have “slight” anger issues but yeah though and I like when we go out of the animus I just think ac 1 and 2 was like a fever dream and ac 1 was just two long please disregard my username I thought it was cool when I was a kid.
I'm in the middle of valhalla now lvl 160 and the game angers me so bad that it's almost impossible to play with fun. Stealth is how I play as a hunter class backed up with combat to move quicker along but the games mechanics suck as to climbing sucks and hiding in a bush pointing your bow gets you found instantly. If the next game is trash ill stop playing. But odyssey and black flag hands down best games personally in franchise
Aaa that’s a shame, I actually think the stealth mechanics are better in Valhalla than Origins and Odyssey. You could use a predator bow to take out from further away and risk being spotted? You can also shoot from hay barrels too, worth knowing. You can’t shoot from a bush without you popping up briefly, you either do it when they’re not looking or super quick. ✌️
nahhh no way u think black flag, i love it too but 3 or unity are above that for me, when i go back and play black flag i remember how boring it got with all the tailing missions and naval missions as well, i like the whole assassin thing not being a captain
5 things I dislike or hate about each assassins creed game (I know this is a lot but I still enjoy each of these games):
AC 1-Missions are repetitive, too many flags to find with no reward and no map, beggars are too annoying, the constant warning noise of the detection system, and forced to listen to the dialogue from your skills trainer and civilians you save. Also can't assassinate from hiding places and only a handful of weapons to use.
AC 2-Forced to do 9 assassination missions in Bonfire of the Vanities (worst part of the game for me), enemies take a while to kill unless you use counter kill, can't replay main missions or tomb missions, can't exit the animus freely, and collecting 100 feathers though still not overbearing as AC 1 and later games. Also some of the side missions involve just doing deliveries, races, or beating up cheating lovers, a lot of the assassin contracts involve not being detected, the capture the flag main sequence starts you on a roof top while the flag is on the ground, and the main mission with tailing that one guard with the Apple is really long.
AC Brotherhood-The optional objectives with no checkpoints (worst part of the game and second worst objectives in the series), Lucy's death (wish she stayed on for one or two more games), some tailing missions, only get to free roam in 1 city, and assassin recruits take a while to level up.
AC Revelations-Borrows a lot from Brotherhood due to less development time, combat finishers slow down combat, none of Ezio's family or friends return (wish Claudia at least made an appearance), modern day doesn't continue until the next game with Desmond being in a coma (I know the game was filler for AC 3), and the notoriety system is easier to raise with renovating but harder to lower with no posters and less people to bribe. Also the first person platforming sections for Desmond and in the DLC are long and a headache.
AC 3-Optional objectives (worst in the series with how specific they are), introduces eavesdropping missions, combat becomes easy, Lucy's death isn't touched on much, and Connor isn't too open or nice to people in the main story like he is in the Homestead missions (I know he lost a lot but it would have helped show more development in his character).
AC 4 Black Flag-Tailing missions (I could handle them more if there were less and there were no eavesdropping missions), modern day is in first person and constantly interrupts Edward's story, combat is the easiest in the series, the diving bell sections are too hard (no weapons, too many sharks, and at the lowest health no matter how many upgrades you have), and a lot of the collectibles are on small islands so lots of sailing. Also the main villains aren't really memorable aside from the Sage Roberts.
AC Rogue-Borrows a lot from Black Flag with having less than a year of development, assassins are too evil (I know the Templars in the Ezio Trilogy and in Syndicate are too evil too but they didn't try to poison a city plus the assassins ally with bandits), the modern day is in first person and completely pointless, no side missions to develop Shay's character further, and the colonial setting isn't really that exciting compared to other settings. Also the views of the Templars and the Assassins aren't really explored like in AC 1 and 3.
AC Unity-Arno never goes after Shay for his father's death (I know Unity was being developed before Rogue started but still a missed opportunity for a crossover), the map has way too many chests to the point where you can't see, most of the cast is forgettable, the story is hard to follow, and multiple enemies shoot at you in combat to the point where you have to use smoke bombs and rolling constantly. Also no assassination confession scenes which could have helped develop Arno more (Arno just somehow sees through his targets' memories), the reward for doing all the Paris riddles has no special feature to it like reduced damage (it looks cool but that's it), and there is no whistling to lure enemies but rather cherry bombs.
AC Syndicate-Taking over the districts in London got repetitive (worst part of the game), Jacob and Evie don't get much character exploration or development (Jacob just admits his mistakes after the final boss), story is hard to follow with switching between Jacob and Evie, Jacob gets more missions than Evie, and not much choices for weapons especially compared to Unity. Also the combat can get repetitive and the bonus objectives can be a pain.
AC Origins-Having to carry people out of forts in a lot of missions even though they just stand up after the mission is done, enemies detect you the moment they glimpse you, upgrading the hidden blade just to instant kill enemies is ridiculous, playing the last mission as Aya instead of Bayek is disappointing, and the origins of the assassins isn't explored as much as it should have been. Also the modern day should have been explored more (I know I'm contradicting myself with my judgement of Black Flag's modern day but it felt like there was more of a direct for this one).
AC Odyssey-Having to do 3 of something for over half of the main missions and side missions, both the leveling system and the upgrading ship and gear systems become unfair later on to the point where you are tempted to buy microtransactions (not a problem in Origins or Valhalla for me), game tries to go too much for a comedic tone, your character gets forced into a romance whether you want it or not which goes against choices, and mercenaries always track you and it's easy to raise your notoriety. Also the world is too big, too many camps to clear and side missions to do, can't kill enemies in stealth even if you are the same level, loot system is too much to the point where you have to get rid of some of it at the points, and the choices are mostly pointless plus the romances are all pointless and some are even weird like having the option to kiss the bad guy .
AC Valhalla-Too long in a lot of ways (ex. story length with 18 arcs, river raids, rebel missions in the Siege of Paris DLC, there are 27 mastery challenges, the loading time and time to download the game, fishing and hunting deliveries in Ravensthorpe, killing all the zealots and the Order of the Ancients members, etc.), too bloated (9 different areas, if including the DLCs and the dream worlds, that are each full of wealth, mysteries, artifacts, opals which are in game currency, and small chests. England alone has 16 regions. Not to mention too many tattoo options with the paper chases.), most of the story doesn't focus on Eivor and Sigurd's relationship nor on Eivor's character along with none of the 3 DLCs being tied to the story (more focused on forming alliances and making allies), the choices are still mainly pointless (to be honest I don't like them in this game outside of a handful choices and puzzles like flyting), and Eivor doesn't even become an assassin in the game.
Again all these games have their stand outs especially with the open worlds but they also have their issues.
Yo dude, thanks for the most absolute massive comment I've ever seen, that is an essay!
I can't comment on all of it, but agree with a lot!
What's your top 3?
@@IronsideGeorge Thanks. My top 3 are AC 2, Origins, and Brotherhood although Brotherhood and Origins could switch places. I don't know if you remember but I'm the same guy who commented with 5 things I like from each assassins creed game in your best things about every assassins creed video so I figured might as well do the opposite here.
Aaa I remember now; really appreciated dude - can tell you're a big AC fan!
@@IronsideGeorge Thanks. You do the DLCs for AC Valhalla?
I did indeed! Are we wondering whether they're worth the purchase? If you like the base game it's 100% worth it.
My opnion on ac 3,you dont play whit haytham that long,at Max i passed 20 minutes as him and wanted more
You play with him for about 3 to 4 hours? I’m not saying it’s bad btw - I like playing as Haytham, but it makes the game feel like one long tutorial.
@@IronsideGeorge meh,sorry pal,i played whit him for like 20 minutes and it dint bother me,why play the game rushed,haytham is an good character
My opnion
Sorry, I think you're missing what I'm saying. I agree, Haytham is a good character, who you play with for about four hours before playing with Connor. The issue with this is that it makes it feel like one long tutorial. I'd also like Haytham to have his own game!
Haytham is not an assassin.
Kassandra is not an assassin.
Alexios is not an assassin.
Eivor is not an assassin.
Yeah - and?
Meant to comment on the short you made of this video, don't know how the mixup happened
But the short was titled 'worst thing about every assassin', and in it you listed the mentioned characters
Yeah, a million people have pointed that out - but I could hardly call it Best Assassin's Creed Protagonists could I? Hardly has the same ring to it 😛
ac nexus?
Haven't had the opportunity to play it!
@@IronsideGeorge trust me it's the best one in the series because you literally feel like an assassin
I’m jealous!
@@IronsideGeorge if you're british and want better graphics, buy the quest 3 for £479.99 for 128gb or £500 and something for 512gb, or if you're looking for something less expensive and less graphics, quest 2 for 250 pounds or dollars
Will definitely consider it dude!