Its finally here. This video caused me so many issues with my editing software and audio lolol. Please don't roast me in the comments if you find some minor editing problems!
you called edward kenway ethan kenway in the unity section too man!! loved the vid for the most part though, just needs a bit of refinement. but for 1k subs, absolutly nuts
My love for Assassin's Creed died with Lucy Stillman. It was then that I noticed that the main modern story was completely derailed and jeopardized. Desmond and Lucy were supposed to have children and have a game of their own set in the modern day. But behind the scenes, Kristen Bell and Ubisoft had an ugly falling out, so Ubisoft couldn't keep Lucy's character, so they not only killed Lucy off, they assassinated her character, (pun NOT intended), by rewriting her backstory into a triple agent and traitor.
At first I thought,why couldn't ubisoft just find someone else to voice Lucy? That would the first think I'd think of in their shoes,but then again the whole modern storyline conflicted heavily with them wanting to milk AC yearly so they probably didn't care.
@@infinitedreamer9359 Unfortunately, Kristen Bell didn't just voice Lucy. She was also the source of Lucy's face and body. Kristen's likeness was used to create Lucy. So they couldn't keep Lucy unless they made a deal with Kristen.
@@GameStudioLore I was still a hardcore shipper 14 years ago, and I was REALLY looking forward to Desmond and Lucy becoming a thing. I didn't like Desmond and his interruptive story at first, but started to really like it, ONLY BECAUSE of Lucy. Without Lucy, Desmond's story was doomed. It lost it's value.
@@NostalgicGamerRickOShay I find it really telling how many players loved Lucy and literally her death seemed to kill everything lol. Someone should ask Kristen Bell if she knows that 🤣
I feel like the author of this video skipped quite a few of these games lol, there are a bunch of pronunciation mistakes and incorrect details that seem to come from reading articles rather than experiencing the games themselves. Which isn't an indictment of the video or anything - you don't need to play every game in a series to write about it if you're drawing from some good sources and a few small errors aren't such a big deal when covering such a big topic - but it was really weird hearing things like "Akwilla" instead of "Akeela" or "Nasoo" instead of "Nassaw" when they say these words so many times in the games, let alone "Buh-SIM" instead of "BA-sim". There were also some really odd mistakes like saying that AC Rogue introduced a new combat system inspired by the Arkham games when it just used the same combat system from AC3 and AC4, calling the Rope Launcher from Syndicate "Jacob's rope launcher" when both characters have the same tool, and saying Origins introduces a day-night cycle when day-night cycles had been present in all games from AC2 to AC Rogue, among others. On a different note, ~21:20 Darby McDevitt has explicitly stated that Edward Kenway's personality was NOT influenced by negative reception to Connor, contrary to common fan speculation. Also Blackbeard is only 13 years older than Edward, and Edward had a father growing up, he's not "the father figure [Edward] never had" they're just friends lmao
I was very ambitious when I began these types of videos, doing an entire series was very difficult. It's why I won't do them, anymore lol. I do appreciate your comment and you're right. I stopped playing AC after blackflag, picking up origins and odyssey, and skipping Valhalla. But I was so far involved in making the script and doing the research, I just pressed on. It's very apparent what games I didn't play, besides black flag, pronouncing things incorrectly, that's just me being an idiot lol. As far as the day night cycle, it wasn't so much the day to night time, it was the AI were "living" and reacting to day and night cycles. If this was in something before, I missed it. And missed the Mcdevitt interview on Edward. Assassins creed was a dumb choice to do an entire series video on. But thanks for watching and I hope this video doesn't make you hate my channel lolol. THe other videos are better I swear lolol
@@GameStudioLore Thanks for taking the time to respond! Ah, that explanation of the world makes sense, the phrasing was just unclear in the video. And don't worry about me judging your channel too harshly lol, I saw your Fable video first and was just checking out some of your earlier work after enjoying that one (also appreciate you including sources in the description for that one!)
@@SomasAcademy ah appreciate that. Yeah going forward I'll have the sources. Like a dummy I deleted my notion page after I finished the previous videos🫣😭 Still learning out here lol
Lol, I know that feeling, I made the mistake of keeping a bunch of my sources open in tabs without writing them down for a few of my videos/scripts in the past, only to accidentally lose the windows and with them all my citations.
I've thought the same when watching their other videos of those type. It's like the author doesn't play the games. And you'd be forgiven for thinking the script-reader was a different person that never played games altogether, due to the pronunciation problems and reading spelling mistakes, like "fiend" instead of "friend"
Assassins Creed Unity. It bothers me immensely that they made such an epic prologue to the game set in Medieval France where you fight as the Templars ... but they did not even bother to give anyone a medieval sword. They all use 17th century swords... and I hate that. They could have easily just added ONE medieval arming sword that you can use in game ,that fits perfectly with the Superb medieval assassins armour (Dark Altair armour) ..but they refused to just do that. On the flip side, ‘Revelations’ shitty NPC copy & paste potato face was clearly a focus in unity, you have vast crowds of people and not once did I feel like even one NPCs face was copied to another ,it was that good. The architecture/building design is so detailed and strikingly beautiful, the devs certainly deserve an applause for that. The combat is slightly clunky but good overall. Social stealth and Assassinating an enemy around a corner is brilliant in Unity, you kill the target and you neatly place the body against the wall you were hiding against. I wish you were more involved with the major events, like being in amongst the crowds during the storming of the Bastille and such but I digress. They did justice to Napoleon, the weapon and combat variety is vast and engaging, the setting is superb for assassin activity and there are little to no mythological addons nor any excrement of the woke feminazi Cult which makes this AC brilliant, 8/10.
When stuff as fundamental as animations in AC1 are a million times better than games that came out over a decade later you know something went extremely wrong.
When I was researching everything and watching the videos I was like, dang they really made it worse lolol. For real tho, the animations from the POP assassins game alpha footage was insane. The was 2006. Those seemed miles ahead of everything
Syndicate was definitely not the first time a female assassin was playable AC Liberation was the first from memory letting you play as Aveline de Grandpré
Yee I failed here as I completely forgot about liberation. Someone else also mentioned this. I personally never played it and honestly wasn't sure if it was a "main entry" game.
Assassins Creed 2 + Brotherhood. If we ever get a remake of AC2+Brotherhood, I would love it if Rodrigo Borgia would get a new character model and voice actor…. Both in the form of Jeremy Irons. This legend will always be Rodrigo Borgia to me.
When greed overcomes passion, we get what's happening with Assassin's Creed. At this point, AC is just a cash cow for Ubisoft and when they make more money of micro-transactions than the game itself, well... there's no incentive to stop is there. I mean, even Eivor didn't want to be an assassin... in an AC game lol (I actually liked Valhalla a lot, it's just that I think that Valhalla is a bad AC game but a very good viking era game, meaning they could've released it standalone, but the AC brand sells). Another problem with just not Valhalla/Odissey/Origins is that Ubisoft tends to create their open worlds bloated with stuff for the players to collect instead of actual content, making most of the world empty. Take a look at Skyrim, the map is big but there's always a new place to find and explore (not gonna even bring mods into this). And does anyone even care about the real world story anymore ? Because I stopped caring after Desmond. And not to mention, Ubisoft says they to "return" AC to it's roots but then give Basim special powers...right, then let's hope we get AC games set in Germany and Romania so that I can transform into a werewolf or vampire respectively.
Just stumbled upon your channel. I sincerely hope you blow up here soon man. You deserve it! I have loved every video I have watched and this one hits so hard due to this basically being my brother and I’s childhood. Keep on it man!
I'm not sure you were clear enough in pointing out that Valhalla did NOT make $1 billion from microtransactions. It was the first game in the series to gross $1 billion from a combination of all the total game sales, DLC, cosmetics AND microtransactions. Although the exact figures are not official, it is widely believed that when separated, the microtransaction portion amounted to between $100 - $150 million.
Assassin's Creed Revelations. AC Revelations is truly where the brilliance fell into the gutter. Revelations setting of Constantinople was superb, but the half arsed npc design ( copy and paste potato face) really placed that game on the back burner for me. (Revelations Desmond looked like such a doofus.) The Combat in Revelations against the Janissaries were sensational …but the rest of the combat was too repetitive especially with the yatagan (Idiotic head stab and 360 twist..I HATED that). The copy + paste potato face, the braindead, repetitive ''stab sword in head and rotate '' kill move, the incorrect way they depicted the Byzanitens and the irritating tower defence mini games.. that was truly a low for AC... but oh boy could Ubisoft dig deeper and sink even further... looking at you AC Syndicate / Viking Hype train. The fact that they delved ever deeper into gunpowder territory truly became a bother. I don't care one bit about the ''modern story'' outside of the animus, and even on this unwanted front did Revelations step into uncanny valley with doofus Desmond. I don't want open world, I don't want guns and I loathe MYTHOLOGICAL / MAGICAL shit looking at you AC Viking hype train. Keep it 100% Historical. I loved that AC1 gave tiny hints about God Three in One's existence/presence but that was never the focus. The setting was wonderful although it would have been perfection if you fought with the Byzantines , the resistance against the invading Ottoman occupiers. I need to go back to beautiful Constantinople but During the reign of Emp Justinian 500s AD, working for the Byzantine Emperors to Assassinate their numerous political enemies in Anatolia, the Levant,Mesopotamia and North Africa. ua-cam.com/video/nu43I15cPxY/v-deo.html
No way 😢 This must be my 1000th video on reference to AC downfall or Ubisoft ruining the franchise and so on... Anyways all the best. You guys put so much into these videos, so kudos.
If you watched the entire video, I never say the series is in downfall nor do i give my own opinion. It's merely a history video speaking about how some do think the series could be in a downfall and why they have valid reasons to believe that
I don't know what I just watched. A video on the downfall of AC or a history of AC? also slow down when speaking god damn! I know chatgpt wrote your script but at least read it slower.
It's both. Also I do agree with the pace. I had so many technical problems with my software constantly crashing or straight up deleting the audio multiple times that I was over it. Also, the ai doesn't write my script.
@@GameStudioLore It's actually a common mistake, that's why I commented on it. The flying eagle translates to two words in Arabic: "Alnasr" which means eagle, and which is used on its own, and "altair" which means flying or the one who flies. Combined they mean flying eagle or "alnasr altar", but Altair alone can mean any flying bird.
@@Arkaner3 I appreciate the comment lol. Not gonna lie I thought you were trying to be rude about it lol. Thank you for the explanation, I really appreciate it 🙃
@KaiGtv Oh no, I apologize if I sounded rude. I'm a big AC fan that's why I landed on your video and quite enjoyed it. I'm a native Arabic speaker and absolutely love the first game because it had all that Arabic lore in it. I was just trying to give more insight on the meaning of the character's name 😅
@@Arkaner3 haha no you're good! It was mostly me. There have been more hostile comments than I usually get on videos lol. I'm glad you enjoyed the video too. Means a lot. Getting the actual meaning is super dope too. I appreciate your insights
Assassins Creed Origins The Setting of Ptolemaic Egypt is superb, the entire region is filled with immense beauty, the setting pulls you in and saturates your brain in another time,in another world. The setting is so beautiful that you wish not to ride atop your cherished camel ,instead you constantly want to walk the sand covered streets,the agricultural fields of the Bread Basket,in the blissfully idyllic oasis and in the spectacular landscapes of the Egyptian desert. The wildlife is accurate, engaging and adds an adventurous aspect to the game, like wrestling a Nile crocodile or running away from a charging hippopotamus, it feels so natural and makes you love Egypt even more. You have a pet falcon that aids in scouting and in combat, the most perfect friend a man can ask for. I love my little Horus. The weapons, the outfits/armours are numerous and good. Although the combat is terrible. I despise health bars and any repulsive damage numbers. The level icons above the enemy means either you can just button mash to kill lower level enemies or if the level is x1 level above yours, they enemies are damage sponges that one hit you . Not nearly as good as the older games, it is clunky, with ill fitting button allocations , it relies too much on button mashing and ‘’adrenaline power ups’’ instead of well timed counters and beautiful/elegant counter/take down moves. For the Copesh … the most iconic Egyptian sword...there are only 2 KILL MOVES… Whilst fighting unarmed , you can’t disarm an enemy , here too it is just button mashing and ‘’adrenaline power ups’’..to do faster button mashing…. It is frightening to me how AC1s combat is far superior to a game created more than a decade later. You play the entire games Byek but of course it is the femiazi that assassinated Julius Caesar, have to show how a woman kills the most powerful man on the planet. FUCK the woke femiazi cult Assassinating an enemy around a corner is not as good as in Unity, in Unity you kill the target and you neatly place the body against the wall you were hiding against. Here you don’t hide as much as crouch awkwardly against a wall trying to face the correct direction when the enemy passes, then once you assassinate him..the body just drops to the floor right there for all to see, then you have to move over the body, pick it up and carry it 2 feet around the corner and flop it down on the floor. Why did Unities dev team do such a better job than this team? Unfortunately there is no social stealth….you can only hide in bushes, hay or some sparsely placed closets. No blending into/hiding in crowds, on benches, or working with clerical factions to hide in plain sight. They really missed the ball on this one. The characters are most engaging, Baek is a brilliant protagonist, a Madjey returning home after a long expedition ,finding his home under occupation and tracking down those in power with ill repute and working on creating a regime change.The way you lose your ring finger in game is epic.
You can disable the idiotic damage numbers which greatly increases immersion. You can read scattered papyri that tells you so much of this fabled land,of its peoples and its culture, then you get to delve into ancient (even for that time) crypts ,exploring the ancient tombs of Pharaohs a millenia older than Cleopatra herself, that leaves you itching with excitement to see what adventurous treasures lies around the next corner. This game is a visual piece of art, bringing the past to life. Although it is not perfect ,It is really good. 8/10 due to the mediocre combat, the feminazi BS and lack of social stealth..
You have to be applauded for talking about those games with such passion and wonder, Ubisoft should hire you as some sort of promoter. Almost made me excited to play them, and forget how much I can't stand them ever since the first one released, revealing the ludicrous animus plot, with those parts being unskippable, and gameplay so tediously repetitive I gave up mid third city. Love the behind the scenes. Great job. Much more interesting than games themselves. Looking forward to more.
Man, you’ve compiled some awesome context for the series here! Weirdly gives it a more dynamic and interesting backstory than the games themselves, haha ;D Bro, “players saw the villa as side content in AC2 so they didn’t engage with it. We looked at that and doubled down on it anyway for this one!” (paraphrasing lol) Are.. you joking? That was your takeaway, mister designer guy? Haha, I haven’t played anything newer than Syndicate yet, so idk how well that worked for them or how it’ll feel to me, it was just goofy to hear :p Also I’d think the change in focus from stealth and storytelling to direct action would make it far more appealing to me and my usual tastes, but certainly not when it’s so heavily RPG-ified! I guess that’s why I’m so hesitant to jump into the new ones. Though I do love The Division a heck of a lot, so maybe it’ll be some magical experience ;p Time will tell. Anyway, good video and thank you for your efforts ^^
I appreciate it! Yeah I have a love hate relationship with Assassins Creed. Played the original when it came out and being 16 years old, its kinda a core memory lolol. I loved how stealth was really the only one to play, I felt like a real assassin. When it started changing, I feel, for me personally, it was a completely different game. I understand things need to evolve, but I feel it was a little much, in the same way Splinter Cell changed. But I do love Origins, might be my love for Egyptian history though :P Thanks for watching!
i love mirage its the best mix of the old stealth and cool gadgets with the newer fluid animations and more open world like missions, i also love how there are missions where you walk through them like a level like the prison break mission it makes the enviroment feel more immersive rather then the last three every mission could almost be solved the same when it is all open world ya know?
The first AC will always be the best in my opinion. It had a gritty realism that grounded the more fantastical parts of the gameplay and story. While AC2 was amazing, it started to lose focus. You felt less like an assassin and more like an aristocrat playing around in a sandbox.
It felt like you just read the wiki for each installment. You didn't tell me that there was a decline, let alone why there was a decline. You need to focus more on contextualization for these types of vids
Yes this video is not my best work. I made it when I thought I wanted to do full series videos, but it was a huge task to try and do all the AC games and tie in the story I wanted. One day I'll cover each one individually.
@@GameStudioLore god bless you for being able to take harsh criticism. Subscribed. I wouldn't have watched 4 vids in succession if there wasn't something golden about them. Just keep working and you'll make it, you're obv on the right track comparing these view counters to your earlier vids and you've got the right mindset. Best of luck
@@GameStudioLore the closest they got was AC1, I think. If they nerfed counters and refined it instead of gutting it and adding visual variation, it could have been legendary.
*I had no idea Prince Of Persia sparked Assassins Creed, that's Amazing. Personally, I think AC should merge with Watch Dogs and give us a more modern day experience. keep the AC name but cameo Aiden and Marcus into the franchise* 👌
I truly hope that Assassins Creed One is getting a graphical remake. They should just work on the graphics and add more medieval arming sword options, I would love to use a beautiful Crusader arming sword as Altair. I don't care one bit about the story outside of history/the animus, I just want the historical content. My top ACs are Origins,2,Brotherhood and Unity. Revelations setting of Constantinople was superb, but the half arsed npc design ( copy and paste potato face) really placed that game on the back burner for me. (Revelations Desmond looked like such a doofus.) But without a shadow of a doubt my favoutire Assassin's Creed of all time still remains Assassins Creed one. The setting of the Levant is such a climax in our world's history, the numerous cultures and world views that all convened ,coexisted and cooperated at this crossroads were immense. Medieval, in cities that are policed by soldiers , guards and police forces , shows exactly why stealth and assassins were a reality/necessity. Those settings are superb. With iconic cities such as Arce,Demascus and the center of the world Jerusalem , the world in which you find yourself is so rich in history, culture and importance, filled with peoples and packed, lively streets. In a medieval setting using European arming swords, ME shamsiers , short sword, throwing knives and your iconic hidden blade , makes the close quarters melee combat the best there ever was. I adored the melee combat in these older AC games, such beautiful, complex, flowing moves that were so elegant and deadly and AC 1 still has the best / most beautiful melee movesets of all the games. You start with just your hidden blade, then slowly as you develop your skills and rank up you gain access to more and more weapons until you are armed with some of the most elegant and deadly weapons of the middle ages. You only use a one handed weapon, thus only a single handed or double handed weapon, no Sword+dagger or sword + shield or two sword combo and that is melee perfection to me. An arming sword in the hand and nothing in the other. In the remake If they added some moves that included damaging the enemy with your hidden blade whilst in a melee duel using your sword, like when you fight janissaries in AC Revelations then it will be pure melee perfection. The stealth in AC 1 is brilliant, I love that you walk around like a praying monk in robes to blend into the city, even when crowds are unavailable, but if you walk as a praying monk, alone into a restricted area, the guards will still chase you away and become suspicious. It is so good. In Unity you use a corner to remain out of sight, assassinating an enemy around a corner you kill the target and you neatly place the body against the wall you were hiding against also out of sight. I REALLY hope this will be present in AC 1s remake. Altair is by far the most intriguing and capable Assassin to me , he is strong, calculating, mysterious and in my opinion the most skilled assassin thus far. You sit on benches to blend into the crowd, or you join a group of monks in prayer allowing you to vanish from your pursuers. The way the factions in the game are depicted is good, Unlike the propaganda of the repulsive woke cult of today , they don’t portray the Christian Crusaders as the villains. Although they did portray the Crusader held territories as cold, bleak, dilapidated and run down where the Muslim areas are vibrant and more appealing which I do not agree with. Especially the Hospitallar quarters which in reality were some of the cleanest and most clinical areas in the entire Levant since they specialised in surgery and the healing and recuperation of all injured / sickly people , be it wounded crusader knights or Muslim/Christian/Jewish villagers sharing the same cities. The Crusaders specialised in the construction of wells and water ways / aqueducts that facilitated the flow of fresh , clean water into controlled cities and waste water out of these cities. (Although I can’t recall if Acre was under siege at the time in game, if that is the case, that could explain the city's dilapidated state.) But be that as it may, you still fight against the Crusaders as well as the invasive Muslims. At the end they show that the enemy is not the Templar Knights , but instead the corrupt ,evil leaders on both sides of the conflict. I love that they correctly show that both factions have evil and corrupt figure heads that you have to assassinate and in turn both factions have good honorable leaders that bring so much good to the world such as King Richard the Lionheart and Saladin. The toughest enemies to fight are the Great helm wearing Templar Knights and rightly so. These special forces of their time were a force to be reckoned with and even when you use all your combat skill and tricks… you still get a proper run for your money when challenging a Templar Knight to a duel. I don't want open world, I don't want guns and I loathe MYTHOLOGICAL / MAGICAL shit looking at you AC Viking hype train. Keep it 100% Historical. I loved that AC1 gave tiny hints about God Three in One's existence/presence but that was never the focus. I want an AC with the depth and realism similar to Red dead Redemption but in a Medieval/Ancient setting. I can’t stress how much I love AC one and I can’t wait to play it again when the remake comes out. ua-cam.com/video/MwI3TClqhOs/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/a2wlfzXhf38/v-deo.html
Ubisoft instead of saving itself from this predicament and returning the game to its original roots, the mother complex is more in the Valhalla part, where the story was very complicated and incomprehensible, especially after the release of the Mirage part, I mean Basim Ibn Isaac, who seemed evil in Valhalla and heroic in Mirage [Ubisoft: Basim is Loki and Iofur is Odin] Blah blah, this is not logical, because Basim in Mirage is not the same as in Valhalla, and this is the reason for the confusion in understanding the story in general, so Arab players liked Assassin's Creed 1 and Mirage because they are somewhat similar and in the connection of the two games they deserve the title because the history of the Assassins was in the Middle East and in Persia with a mixture of many myths, especially in the Mirage part, but what the Arabs did not like was making Basim a character controlled by Loki [not an independent character like Atayir] and we did not understand the story because it was mixed with Scandinavian myths that seem to the Arabs It was prepared and incomprehensible and affected the Mirage part. Some Arabs thanked the game because it returned to its roots, but there were those who criticized the story.
no hate to you but this whole downfall thing is wild yall like it than hate im confused and this whole downfall videos has been going all over the place ac still good with its lore....ISU
Origins and Odyssey are peak Assassins Creed, but yall are scared of rpg elements. The Series desperatly needed a change after Syndicate was received as "just another" Ac game and they delivered. Valhalla jusz ended the trilogy on a sour note. Nice editing tho xD
Odyssey is only ac in name,it has nothing to do with assassins creed. You play as a half God with superpowers and magic abilities and spear that makes you teleport,, you also fight mythical creatures . Origins is a pretty good when it comes to ac lore and main story, but it could've been better if they left out the mythical aspects of the dlc and the trippy story segments. None of what I mentioned is because of rpg elements in gameplay, all problems are with brand and story continuity, or rather lack thereof. Ac needed a gameplay change in the past, especially the combat, but throwing everything thats good with the gameplay and narrative In the trash is not the right answer.
@@tozkal96 So you're telling me, that if Ubisoft made Red dead 2 and called it AC, it would still be Trash? That's just dumb. Origins and Odyssey are fantastic games with a great narrative and nobody but old bitter AC fans care about the Assassin's Creed eSsEnCe. Besides that, there have always been superhuman objects, people and Events in AC.
You're putting words in my mouth. I never said that the games are trash, in fact these games are some of my favorite games of all time.its just not naratively cohesive with the older games with is whyni dont think they should be named ac. there was never magic tho, only scifi noone was for an example immortal before odyssey. And if changing the rules of the universe that were set by Ubisoft is ok? Then Harry potter should be able to wield a laser weapon in a spaceship like in starwars without it being a problem narratively. Because thats pretty much what ubi has done to ac lore, just switch out the genres, apparently scifi=fantasy and viceversa@@yaman2503
Desmond having his own game is the WORST AC IDEA I've ever heard! If you speculated that... Shame on you. Everyone knows the modern segments were the worst part of every game. I hated getting taken out of the game for the boring shit I couldn’t care less about
@@GameStudioLore just talking shit! I really would get depressed when a segment would start tho. I really appreciate your videos! Stoked for the FO3 One!
Its finally here. This video caused me so many issues with my editing software and audio lolol. Please don't roast me in the comments if you find some minor editing problems!
How dare you call Edward a Brit? He’s welsh >:(
@@Chineseisntalanguageapparently ohhhhh fricken A. 😭
you called edward kenway ethan kenway in the unity section too man!! loved the vid for the most part though, just needs a bit of refinement. but for 1k subs, absolutly nuts
My love for Assassin's Creed died with Lucy Stillman. It was then that I noticed that the main modern story was completely derailed and jeopardized. Desmond and Lucy were supposed to have children and have a game of their own set in the modern day. But behind the scenes, Kristen Bell and Ubisoft had an ugly falling out, so Ubisoft couldn't keep Lucy's character, so they not only killed Lucy off, they assassinated her character, (pun NOT intended), by rewriting her backstory into a triple agent and traitor.
At first I thought,why couldn't ubisoft just find someone else to voice Lucy? That would the first think I'd think of in their shoes,but then again the whole modern storyline conflicted heavily with them wanting to milk AC yearly so they probably didn't care.
@@infinitedreamer9359 Unfortunately, Kristen Bell didn't just voice Lucy. She was also the source of Lucy's face and body. Kristen's likeness was used to create Lucy. So they couldn't keep Lucy unless they made a deal with Kristen.
Indeed. It was a huge wtf moment, that really did affect the game heavily =(
@@GameStudioLore I was still a hardcore shipper 14 years ago, and I was REALLY looking forward to Desmond and Lucy becoming a thing. I didn't like Desmond and his interruptive story at first, but started to really like it, ONLY BECAUSE of Lucy. Without Lucy, Desmond's story was doomed. It lost it's value.
@@NostalgicGamerRickOShay I find it really telling how many players loved Lucy and literally her death seemed to kill everything lol. Someone should ask Kristen Bell if she knows that 🤣
I feel like the author of this video skipped quite a few of these games lol, there are a bunch of pronunciation mistakes and incorrect details that seem to come from reading articles rather than experiencing the games themselves. Which isn't an indictment of the video or anything - you don't need to play every game in a series to write about it if you're drawing from some good sources and a few small errors aren't such a big deal when covering such a big topic - but it was really weird hearing things like "Akwilla" instead of "Akeela" or "Nasoo" instead of "Nassaw" when they say these words so many times in the games, let alone "Buh-SIM" instead of "BA-sim". There were also some really odd mistakes like saying that AC Rogue introduced a new combat system inspired by the Arkham games when it just used the same combat system from AC3 and AC4, calling the Rope Launcher from Syndicate "Jacob's rope launcher" when both characters have the same tool, and saying Origins introduces a day-night cycle when day-night cycles had been present in all games from AC2 to AC Rogue, among others.
On a different note, ~21:20 Darby McDevitt has explicitly stated that Edward Kenway's personality was NOT influenced by negative reception to Connor, contrary to common fan speculation. Also Blackbeard is only 13 years older than Edward, and Edward had a father growing up, he's not "the father figure [Edward] never had" they're just friends lmao
I was very ambitious when I began these types of videos, doing an entire series was very difficult. It's why I won't do them, anymore lol. I do appreciate your comment and you're right. I stopped playing AC after blackflag, picking up origins and odyssey, and skipping Valhalla. But I was so far involved in making the script and doing the research, I just pressed on. It's very apparent what games I didn't play, besides black flag, pronouncing things incorrectly, that's just me being an idiot lol.
As far as the day night cycle, it wasn't so much the day to night time, it was the AI were "living" and reacting to day and night cycles. If this was in something before, I missed it. And missed the Mcdevitt interview on Edward. Assassins creed was a dumb choice to do an entire series video on. But thanks for watching and I hope this video doesn't make you hate my channel lolol. THe other videos are better I swear lolol
@@GameStudioLore Thanks for taking the time to respond! Ah, that explanation of the world makes sense, the phrasing was just unclear in the video. And don't worry about me judging your channel too harshly lol, I saw your Fable video first and was just checking out some of your earlier work after enjoying that one (also appreciate you including sources in the description for that one!)
@@SomasAcademy ah appreciate that. Yeah going forward I'll have the sources. Like a dummy I deleted my notion page after I finished the previous videos🫣😭 Still learning out here lol
Lol, I know that feeling, I made the mistake of keeping a bunch of my sources open in tabs without writing them down for a few of my videos/scripts in the past, only to accidentally lose the windows and with them all my citations.
I've thought the same when watching their other videos of those type. It's like the author doesn't play the games.
And you'd be forgiven for thinking the script-reader was a different person that never played games altogether, due to the pronunciation problems and reading spelling mistakes, like "fiend" instead of "friend"
When people said go back to the roots of AC we meant stuff like AC 2 and Brotherhood without the annoying tailing missions
The tailing missions... I don't think anyone liked those >
Assassins Creed Unity.
It bothers me immensely that they made such an epic prologue to the game set in Medieval France where you fight as the Templars ... but they did not even bother to give anyone a medieval sword. They all use 17th century swords... and I hate that. They could have easily just added ONE medieval arming sword that you can use in game ,that fits perfectly with the Superb medieval assassins armour (Dark Altair armour) ..but they refused to just do that.
On the flip side, ‘Revelations’ shitty NPC copy & paste potato face was clearly a focus in unity, you have vast crowds of people and not once did I feel like even one NPCs face was copied to another ,it was that good. The architecture/building design is so detailed and strikingly beautiful, the devs certainly deserve an applause for that.
The combat is slightly clunky but good overall.
Social stealth and Assassinating an enemy around a corner is brilliant in Unity, you kill the target and you neatly place the body against the wall you were hiding against.
I wish you were more involved with the major events, like being in amongst the crowds during the storming of the Bastille and such but I digress. They did justice to Napoleon, the weapon and combat variety is vast and engaging, the setting is superb for assassin activity and there are little to no mythological addons nor any excrement of the woke feminazi Cult which makes this AC brilliant, 8/10.
When stuff as fundamental as animations in AC1 are a million times better than games that came out over a decade later you know something went extremely wrong.
When I was researching everything and watching the videos I was like, dang they really made it worse lolol. For real tho, the animations from the POP assassins game alpha footage was insane. The was 2006. Those seemed miles ahead of everything
Syndicate was definitely not the first time a female assassin was playable AC Liberation was the first from memory letting you play as Aveline de Grandpré
Yee I failed here as I completely forgot about liberation. Someone else also mentioned this. I personally never played it and honestly wasn't sure if it was a "main entry" game.
Was quite bummed when Desmond died in AC3 and the story just shat itself
yup. this killed the series for me
ac shadows is proving me enough that it isnt the same people who originally debut the franchise
Assassins Creed 2 + Brotherhood.
If we ever get a remake of AC2+Brotherhood, I would love it if Rodrigo Borgia would get a new character model and voice actor…. Both in the form of Jeremy Irons.
This legend will always be Rodrigo Borgia to me.
When greed overcomes passion, we get what's happening with Assassin's Creed.
At this point, AC is just a cash cow for Ubisoft and when they make more money of micro-transactions than the game itself, well... there's no incentive to stop is there.
I mean, even Eivor didn't want to be an assassin... in an AC game lol (I actually liked Valhalla a lot, it's just that I think that Valhalla is a bad AC game but a very good viking era game, meaning they could've released it standalone, but the AC brand sells).
Another problem with just not Valhalla/Odissey/Origins is that Ubisoft tends to create their open worlds bloated with stuff for the players to collect instead of actual content, making most of the world empty.
Take a look at Skyrim, the map is big but there's always a new place to find and explore (not gonna even bring mods into this).
And does anyone even care about the real world story anymore ?
Because I stopped caring after Desmond.
And not to mention, Ubisoft says they to "return" AC to it's roots but then give Basim special powers...right, then let's hope we get AC games set in Germany and Romania so that I can transform into a werewolf or vampire respectively.
My love for Assassin's Creed died with Lucy Stillman. It was then that I noticed that the main modern story was completely derailed and jeopardized.
Basically what's happened yes, and everythig I tried to say at the end of the video. It's sad, but its where Ubisoft it at as a company
How do you not have more subscribers or views. These videos are great and interesting. Good job man and good luck
Hey thank you! I really appreciate that. Great and interesting are two of the words I aim for when writing these scripts lol.
Just stumbled upon your channel. I sincerely hope you blow up here soon man. You deserve it! I have loved every video I have watched and this one hits so hard due to this basically being my brother and I’s childhood. Keep on it man!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that! These videos take me ages to make 😂
I'm not sure you were clear enough in pointing out that Valhalla did NOT make $1 billion from microtransactions. It was the first game in the series to gross $1 billion from a combination of all the total game sales, DLC, cosmetics AND microtransactions. Although the exact figures are not official, it is widely believed that when separated, the microtransaction portion amounted to between $100 - $150 million.
I wasn't, as I indeed misunderstand that lol. WHich looking back would be outrageous. Thank you for the correction and the info!
Assassin's Creed Revelations.
AC Revelations is truly where the brilliance fell into the gutter.
Revelations setting of Constantinople was superb, but the half arsed npc design ( copy and paste potato face) really placed that game on the back burner for me. (Revelations Desmond looked like such a doofus.)
The Combat in Revelations against the Janissaries were sensational …but the rest of the combat was too repetitive especially with the yatagan (Idiotic head stab and 360 twist..I HATED that).
The copy + paste potato face, the braindead, repetitive ''stab sword in head and rotate '' kill move, the incorrect way they depicted the Byzanitens and the irritating tower defence mini games.. that was truly a low for AC... but oh boy could Ubisoft dig deeper and sink even further... looking at you AC Syndicate / Viking Hype train.
The fact that they delved ever deeper into gunpowder territory truly became a bother.
I don't care one bit about the ''modern story'' outside of the animus, and even on this unwanted front did Revelations step into uncanny valley with doofus Desmond.
I don't want open world, I don't want guns and I loathe MYTHOLOGICAL / MAGICAL shit looking at you AC Viking hype train. Keep it 100% Historical. I loved that AC1 gave tiny hints about God Three in One's existence/presence but that was never the focus.
The setting was wonderful although it would have been perfection if you fought with the Byzantines , the resistance against the invading Ottoman occupiers.
I need to go back to beautiful Constantinople but During the reign of Emp Justinian 500s AD, working for the Byzantine Emperors to Assassinate their numerous political enemies in Anatolia, the Levant,Mesopotamia and North Africa.
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No way 😢
This must be my 1000th video on reference to AC downfall or Ubisoft ruining the franchise and so on...
Anyways all the best. You guys put so much into these videos, so kudos.
If you watched the entire video, I never say the series is in downfall nor do i give my own opinion. It's merely a history video speaking about how some do think the series could be in a downfall and why they have valid reasons to believe that
@@GameStudioLorethe title has downfall in the title
I don't know what I just watched. A video on the downfall of AC or a history of AC?
also slow down when speaking god damn! I know chatgpt wrote your script but at least read it slower.
It's both. Also I do agree with the pace. I had so many technical problems with my software constantly crashing or straight up deleting the audio multiple times that I was over it.
Also, the ai doesn't write my script.
Altair can be accurately translated to "The bird" or "the flying one" and not "The eagle".
And also flying eagle
@@GameStudioLore It's actually a common mistake, that's why I commented on it. The flying eagle translates to two words in Arabic: "Alnasr" which means eagle, and which is used on its own, and "altair" which means flying or the one who flies. Combined they mean flying eagle or "alnasr altar", but Altair alone can mean any flying bird.
@@Arkaner3 I appreciate the comment lol. Not gonna lie I thought you were trying to be rude about it lol. Thank you for the explanation, I really appreciate it 🙃
@KaiGtv Oh no, I apologize if I sounded rude. I'm a big AC fan that's why I landed on your video and quite enjoyed it. I'm a native Arabic speaker and absolutely love the first game because it had all that Arabic lore in it. I was just trying to give more insight on the meaning of the character's name 😅
@@Arkaner3 haha no you're good! It was mostly me. There have been more hostile comments than I usually get on videos lol. I'm glad you enjoyed the video too. Means a lot.
Getting the actual meaning is super dope too. I appreciate your insights
Assassins Creed Origins
The Setting of Ptolemaic Egypt is superb, the entire region is filled with immense beauty, the setting pulls you in and saturates your brain in another time,in another world.
The setting is so beautiful that you wish not to ride atop your cherished camel ,instead you constantly want to walk the sand covered streets,the agricultural fields of the Bread Basket,in the blissfully idyllic oasis and in the spectacular landscapes of the Egyptian desert.
The wildlife is accurate, engaging and adds an adventurous aspect to the game, like wrestling a Nile crocodile or running away from a charging hippopotamus, it feels so natural and makes you love Egypt even more.
You have a pet falcon that aids in scouting and in combat, the most perfect friend a man can ask for.
I love my little Horus.
The weapons, the outfits/armours are numerous and good.
Although the combat is terrible. I despise health bars and any repulsive damage numbers.
The level icons above the enemy means either you can just button mash to kill lower level enemies or if the level is x1 level above yours, they enemies are damage sponges that one hit you .
Not nearly as good as the older games, it is clunky, with ill fitting button allocations , it relies too much on button mashing and ‘’adrenaline power ups’’ instead of well timed counters and beautiful/elegant counter/take down moves. For the Copesh … the most iconic Egyptian sword...there are only 2 KILL MOVES…
Whilst fighting unarmed , you can’t disarm an enemy , here too it is just button mashing and ‘’adrenaline power ups’’..to do faster button mashing…. It is frightening to me how AC1s combat is far superior to a game created more than a decade later.
You play the entire games Byek but of course it is the femiazi that assassinated Julius Caesar, have to show how a woman kills the most powerful man on the planet. FUCK the woke femiazi cult
Assassinating an enemy around a corner is not as good as in Unity, in Unity you kill the target and you neatly place the body against the wall you were hiding against.
Here you don’t hide as much as crouch awkwardly against a wall trying to face the correct direction when the enemy passes, then once you assassinate him..the body just drops to the floor right there for all to see, then you have to move over the body, pick it up and carry it 2 feet around the corner and flop it down on the floor.
Why did Unities dev team do such a better job than this team?
Unfortunately there is no social stealth….you can only hide in bushes, hay or some sparsely placed closets. No blending into/hiding in crowds, on benches, or working with clerical factions to hide in plain sight. They really missed the ball on this one.
The characters are most engaging, Baek is a brilliant protagonist, a Madjey returning home after a long expedition ,finding his home under occupation and tracking down those in power with ill repute and working on creating a regime change.The way you lose your ring finger in game is epic.
You can disable the idiotic damage numbers which greatly increases immersion.
You can read scattered papyri that tells you so much of this fabled land,of its peoples and its culture, then you get to delve into ancient (even for that time) crypts ,exploring the ancient tombs of Pharaohs a millenia older than Cleopatra herself, that leaves you itching with excitement to see what adventurous treasures lies around the next corner.
This game is a visual piece of art, bringing the past to life.
Although it is not perfect ,It is really good.
8/10 due to the mediocre combat, the feminazi BS and lack of social stealth..
This is crazy high quality, honestly expected some big creator. Pleasantly surprised!
I appreciate that! Thank you
You have to be applauded for talking about those games with such passion and wonder, Ubisoft should hire you as some sort of promoter. Almost made me excited to play them, and forget how much I can't stand them ever since the first one released, revealing the ludicrous animus plot, with those parts being unskippable, and gameplay so tediously repetitive I gave up mid third city. Love the behind the scenes. Great job. Much more interesting than games themselves. Looking forward to more.
Man, you’ve compiled some awesome context for the series here! Weirdly gives it a more dynamic and interesting backstory than the games themselves, haha ;D
Bro, “players saw the villa as side content in AC2 so they didn’t engage with it. We looked at that and doubled down on it anyway for this one!” (paraphrasing lol)
Are.. you joking? That was your takeaway, mister designer guy? Haha, I haven’t played anything newer than Syndicate yet, so idk how well that worked for them or how it’ll feel to me, it was just goofy to hear :p
Also I’d think the change in focus from stealth and storytelling to direct action would make it far more appealing to me and my usual tastes, but certainly not when it’s so heavily RPG-ified! I guess that’s why I’m so hesitant to jump into the new ones. Though I do love The Division a heck of a lot, so maybe it’ll be some magical experience ;p Time will tell.
Anyway, good video and thank you for your efforts ^^
I appreciate it! Yeah I have a love hate relationship with Assassins Creed. Played the original when it came out and being 16 years old, its kinda a core memory lolol. I loved how stealth was really the only one to play, I felt like a real assassin. When it started changing, I feel, for me personally, it was a completely different game. I understand things need to evolve, but I feel it was a little much, in the same way Splinter Cell changed. But I do love Origins, might be my love for Egyptian history though :P Thanks for watching!
i love mirage its the best mix of the old stealth and cool gadgets with the newer fluid animations and more open world like missions, i also love how there are missions where you walk through them like a level like the prison break mission it makes the enviroment feel more immersive rather then the last three every mission could almost be solved the same when it is all open world ya know?
The first AC will always be the best in my opinion. It had a gritty realism that grounded the more fantastical parts of the gameplay and story. While AC2 was amazing, it started to lose focus. You felt less like an assassin and more like an aristocrat playing around in a sandbox.
If ubisoft made an animus for infinity would you buy it
Like a real life one where you lay in it ? I probably wouldn't trust ubisoft with something like that lol
From the 1900s onward, I can't help but envision Assassin's Creed as becoming a rip-off of Sniper Elite.
It felt like you just read the wiki for each installment. You didn't tell me that there was a decline, let alone why there was a decline. You need to focus more on contextualization for these types of vids
Yes this video is not my best work. I made it when I thought I wanted to do full series videos, but it was a huge task to try and do all the AC games and tie in the story I wanted. One day I'll cover each one individually.
@@GameStudioLore god bless you for being able to take harsh criticism. Subscribed. I wouldn't have watched 4 vids in succession if there wasn't something golden about them. Just keep working and you'll make it, you're obv on the right track comparing these view counters to your earlier vids and you've got the right mindset. Best of luck
The combat took a plunge in AC2 and never recovered
Yes, the combat was always something Ubisoft was trying to figure out in every game and I'm not sure they did ever get it perfectly right
@@GameStudioLore the closest they got was AC1, I think. If they nerfed counters and refined it instead of gutting it and adding visual variation, it could have been legendary.
You left out Liberation
Unpopular take...I really liked AC Unity, even tho it was buggy and broken. But Black Flag was by far my favorite
*I had no idea Prince Of Persia sparked Assassins Creed, that's Amazing. Personally, I think AC should merge with Watch Dogs and give us a more modern day experience. keep the AC name but cameo Aiden and Marcus into the franchise* 👌
That would be cool. Everyone thought it was going to modern day, but Ubisoft killed that idea
@@GameStudioLore *Ubisoft seems to be proficient at not doing the great thing and its ticking me off* 👎
@@ThousandairesClub haha yeah. They just play it safe
I truly hope that Assassins Creed One is getting a graphical remake.
They should just work on the graphics and add more medieval arming sword options, I would love to use a beautiful Crusader arming sword as Altair.
I don't care one bit about the story outside of history/the animus, I just want the historical content. My top ACs are Origins,2,Brotherhood and Unity. Revelations setting of Constantinople was superb, but the half arsed npc design ( copy and paste potato face) really placed that game on the back burner for me. (Revelations Desmond looked like such a doofus.)
But without a shadow of a doubt my favoutire Assassin's Creed of all time still remains Assassins Creed one.
The setting of the Levant is such a climax in our world's history, the numerous cultures and world views that all convened ,coexisted and cooperated at this crossroads were immense.
Medieval, in cities that are policed by soldiers , guards and police forces , shows exactly why stealth and assassins were a reality/necessity. Those settings are superb.
With iconic cities such as Arce,Demascus and the center of the world Jerusalem , the world in which you find yourself is so rich in history, culture and importance, filled with peoples and packed, lively streets.
In a medieval setting using European arming swords, ME shamsiers , short sword, throwing knives and your iconic hidden blade , makes the close quarters melee combat the best there ever was.
I adored the melee combat in these older AC games, such beautiful, complex, flowing moves that were so elegant and deadly and AC 1 still has the best / most beautiful melee movesets of all the games.
You start with just your hidden blade, then slowly as you develop your skills and rank up you gain access to more and more weapons until you are armed with some of the most elegant and deadly weapons of the middle ages.
You only use a one handed weapon, thus only a single handed or double handed weapon, no Sword+dagger or sword + shield or two sword combo and that is melee perfection to me.
An arming sword in the hand and nothing in the other. In the remake If they added some moves that included damaging the enemy with your hidden blade whilst in a melee duel using your sword, like when you fight janissaries in AC Revelations then it will be pure melee perfection.
The stealth in AC 1 is brilliant, I love that you walk around like a praying monk in robes to blend into the city, even when crowds are unavailable, but if you walk as a praying monk, alone into a restricted area, the guards will still chase you away and become suspicious. It is so good.
In Unity you use a corner to remain out of sight, assassinating an enemy around a corner you kill the target and you neatly place the body against the wall you were hiding against also out of sight. I REALLY hope this will be present in AC 1s remake.
Altair is by far the most intriguing and capable Assassin to me , he is strong, calculating, mysterious and in my opinion the most skilled assassin thus far.
You sit on benches to blend into the crowd, or you join a group of monks in prayer allowing you to vanish from your pursuers.
The way the factions in the game are depicted is good,
Unlike the propaganda of the repulsive woke cult of today , they don’t portray the Christian Crusaders as the villains. Although they did portray the Crusader held territories as cold, bleak, dilapidated and run down where the Muslim areas are vibrant and more appealing which I do not agree with.
Especially the Hospitallar quarters which in reality were some of the cleanest and most clinical areas in the entire Levant since they specialised in surgery and the healing and recuperation of all injured / sickly people , be it wounded crusader knights or Muslim/Christian/Jewish villagers sharing the same cities.
The Crusaders specialised in the construction of wells and water ways / aqueducts that facilitated the flow of fresh , clean water into controlled cities and waste water out of these cities.
(Although I can’t recall if Acre was under siege at the time in game, if that is the case, that could explain the city's dilapidated state.)
But be that as it may, you still fight against the Crusaders as well as the invasive Muslims.
At the end they show that the enemy is not the Templar Knights , but instead the corrupt ,evil leaders on both sides of the conflict.
I love that they correctly show that both factions have evil and corrupt figure heads that you have to assassinate and in turn both factions have good honorable leaders that bring so much good to the world such as King Richard the Lionheart and Saladin.
The toughest enemies to fight are the Great helm wearing Templar Knights and rightly so. These special forces of their time were a force to be reckoned with and even when you use all your combat skill and tricks… you still get a proper run for your money when challenging a Templar Knight to a duel.
I don't want open world, I don't want guns and I loathe MYTHOLOGICAL / MAGICAL shit looking at you AC Viking hype train. Keep it 100% Historical. I loved that AC1 gave tiny hints about God Three in One's existence/presence but that was never the focus.
I want an AC with the depth and realism similar to Red dead Redemption but in a Medieval/Ancient setting.
I can’t stress how much I love AC one and I can’t wait to play it again when the remake comes out.
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Ubisoft instead of saving itself from this predicament and returning the game to its original roots, the mother complex is more in the Valhalla part, where the story was very complicated and incomprehensible, especially after the release of the Mirage part, I mean Basim Ibn Isaac, who seemed evil in Valhalla and heroic in Mirage [Ubisoft: Basim is Loki and Iofur is Odin] Blah blah, this is not logical, because Basim in Mirage is not the same as in Valhalla, and this is the reason for the confusion in understanding the story in general, so Arab players liked Assassin's Creed 1 and Mirage because they are somewhat similar and in the connection of the two games they deserve the title because the history of the Assassins was in the Middle East and in Persia with a mixture of many myths, especially in the Mirage part, but what the Arabs did not like was making Basim a character controlled by Loki [not an independent character like Atayir] and we did not understand the story because it was mixed with Scandinavian myths that seem to the Arabs It was prepared and incomprehensible and affected the Mirage part. Some Arabs thanked the game because it returned to its roots, but there were those who criticized the story.
The video is not about the downfall rather the history of the series,this video is such a waste of time
Cry maybe.
@@michaelclinkenbeard8040 he's right lol
A win is a win
@@Zondon7 maybe chid and coom
Are you stupid?
no hate to you but this whole downfall thing is wild yall like it than hate im confused and this whole downfall videos has been going all over the place ac still good with its lore....ISU
I never once said I hated the game or even said it was actually in a downfall. If you made it to the end of the video you would have heard that
Origins and Odyssey are peak Assassins Creed, but yall are scared of rpg elements. The Series desperatly needed a change after Syndicate was received as "just another" Ac game and they delivered. Valhalla jusz ended the trilogy on a sour note.
Nice editing tho xD
You eat paint chips?
@@michaelclinkenbeard8040 huh
Odyssey is only ac in name,it has nothing to do with assassins creed. You play as a half God with superpowers and magic abilities and spear that makes you teleport,, you also fight mythical creatures . Origins is a pretty good when it comes to ac lore and main story, but it could've been better if they left out the mythical aspects of the dlc and the trippy story segments. None of what I mentioned is because of rpg elements in gameplay, all problems are with brand and story continuity, or rather lack thereof. Ac needed a gameplay change in the past, especially the combat, but throwing everything thats good with the gameplay and narrative In the trash is not the right answer.
@@tozkal96 So you're telling me, that if Ubisoft made Red dead 2 and called it AC, it would still be Trash? That's just dumb. Origins and Odyssey are fantastic games with a great narrative and nobody but old bitter AC fans care about the Assassin's Creed eSsEnCe.
Besides that, there have always been superhuman objects, people and Events in AC.
You're putting words in my mouth. I never said that the games are trash, in fact these games are some of my favorite games of all time.its just not naratively cohesive with the older games with is whyni dont think they should be named ac.
there was never magic tho, only scifi noone was for an example immortal before odyssey. And if changing the rules of the universe that were set by Ubisoft is ok? Then Harry potter should be able to wield a laser weapon in a spaceship like in starwars without it being a problem narratively. Because thats pretty much what ubi has done to ac lore, just switch out the genres, apparently scifi=fantasy and viceversa@@yaman2503
LETS GOOO
Desmond having his own game is the WORST AC IDEA I've ever heard! If you speculated that... Shame on you. Everyone knows the modern segments were the worst part of every game. I hated getting taken out of the game for the boring shit I couldn’t care less about
Cool opinion. I enjoyed them
Same I felt like the modern story gave a reason for entering the animus, when they removed it in black flag, the whole series suffered
@@GameStudioLore just talking shit! I really would get depressed when a segment would start tho. I really appreciate your videos! Stoked for the FO3 One!
AC still good bro
Ass Creed make Barry Great Viking Game yah.
Hell no
No its not bro
It's alright 😶🌫️
First
Odyssey was the best imo
Its the worst one..