I also love Rogue in terms of how easier it is in terms of overall gameplay difficulty for being way less punishing than Unity where in Unity, your health bar diminished significantly even when the player is free from enemy sight.
Loved unity so much, that open world was just glorious to roam around in, random events, packed with life. Looks beautiful and the stealth and combat was top notch. Best creed so far, I hope mirage tries to capture this magic
They're both good. Both games deserved proper development time. Unity needed to be delayed to late 2015 at the very least. Rogue should have had less copy pasted gameplay and UI, Rogue should have launched in 2014 with it being a cross gen game as well.
@@Big-fs3ld Yeah, it should have spent more time with Shay as an assassin especially Like Shay gets all emotional having to kill his former friends but they barely had any screentime or deeper personality (except maybe Liam but even then you don't spend a lot of time with him despite being Shay's best friend and don't see him between the intro and final missions)
@@Igneeka Yeah but Unity died from the worst games of the year. They should've worked harder on the game or give it another year for Launch of gameplay.
Personally prefer Rogue. Felt like it was a simpler A to B storyline with a character whose actions made more sense to me rather than Arno (though Dead Kings does A LOT OF HEAVY LIFTING TO CHANGE THAT I can’t count it as part of main game). Also I’m Canadian so slight bias as getting to explore Colonial Halifax and St.Johns was actually really cool in a video game and isn’t something we Canadians get often lol.
Unity’s leap is way better plus rogue is a game that’s actually not part of assassins creed due to heavy betrayal and the game lowkey sucks tbh I’ve played it its so short of a game and didn’t bring much on the table
Unity - next gen & coolest AC ever Rogue - underrated & sequel to Black Flag Personally Rogue gameplay is a lot easier to play and so much fun with naval combat, but I love Arno and Elise that got me drawn into Unity & Paris is the best city in AC game, Unity offers so much more to do and play coop online.
This may sound nitpicky, but you learn more about Achilles's motives and method by reading the War Letters collectibles around the game map. Explains how he was chosen by Ah'Tabai before he died and how Achilles thought the Mentor was too soft and that the Brotherhood needed to be more aggressive. So he was definitely just a different kind of leader even before he lost his wife and son, which could obviously make him even more irrational. Of course it should still have been better explained within the main story. The part that confused me more was how Adewale just went along with everything even after two earthquakes, one being in Haiti where he had many friends and allies. Felt very contrived to have him side with Achilles so easily.
For the first point, Don't forget Brutus and the assassination of Julius Caesar. Caesar was trying to make life better for common Romans while Brutus fought for its corrupt nobility. On the second point yes, that always baffled me that not once did the assassins EVER try to convert any templar. We have gotten many Assassin turncoats like Al Mualim, Duncan Walpole and Shay Cormac. But not one Templar Turncoat. AC III did bring up a truth that the assassins don't want to hear. It's easy to see sides as good or evil, but the fact is good and evil have fought on both sides in every war ever fought.
7:41 fun fact: the reason he has a western accent is because he was trained by the Canadian brotherhood, and the reason he's so radical is because he saw them all get wiped out and that's why he joined the French assassins
For me Ac Unity was the best Ac game I ever played. The world design, the setting, the side quests, everything about this game felt perfect. I absolutely loved the murder mystery missions.
Also, let me just say that after some reflection, the Assassins in Rogue actually weren't out of character - they do usually do everything to oppose the Templars and the Order of Ancients, regardless of the consequences, and we have quite a few examples: -Iltani assassinates Alexander (homophobic much? /s), which was on it's way to be a tolerant multi-cultural society. He was hailed as a liberator both in Egypt and Mesopotamia (where she's from lol). Not that the persians were bad rulers, but no one likes to be conquered. This lead to the empire to be broken and divided by it's generals and descendants who spent another three decades at war. Hope she felt good, cuz the common people definitely didn't. Also, don't get me started on how the Order of the Ancients was both controlling Alexander and Persia. Unless there was a schism within the Order, it makes no sense. -Aya assassinates Cleopatra for no real reason, just because she was associated with Caesar, which again, their alliance was the only thing keep Egypt free. With both Caesar and Cleopatra out of the way, Octavian easily took Egypt and he and the Order became more powerful than ever before. Good job Aya! -if we go by real life events, both Templars and Assassins (who are shia muslims) actually worked together a couple times because their enemy were the sunni muslims; -Ezio was very eager to put down the last byzantine resistance remnants, again, because of their association with the Order. The games have always told us that conquerors are bad regardless of their intentions, but Revelations seemed very keen to support the Ottomans and squash any remnants of the Byzantine Empire; -Connor for some reason thinks George Washington was the lesser of two evils when he was the one who ordered his village to be burned. He also owned slaves. I'm not gonna make moral judgements on Washington, but I'm gonna do it on Connor, because there's no reason for him to see the americans as a lesser evil than the brits. History proves us a right. (Trail of Tears, Slavery, Civil War, Segregration, yada yada); -Evie leaves Jacob alone in London, the biggest city of the world, just because they softened the Templars there, not realizing the Templars are s fucking Hydra, where you cut one down and two more grow. Jacob almost died. And if we go by History, her efforts didn't really do much in India; Many times the Assassins don't think of the consequences of their assassinations. Their thought process is (Templar = Bad, therefore, kill). Even the Vikings like Eivor and the Ragnarssons were actually smarter, because when they conquered an english kingdom, they would install a puppet king so the natives get happy to still have a king but said king still obeys the vikings with giving them permission for norse settles and trading deals. It's baffling how the Assassines never tried to infiltrate the Templar or the Order and try to undermine it from within. They should take some notes from Alfred and what he did to the Order in England. "Oh but it's just game. Doesn't need complex politics or anything." Nah man, this games is always trying to make me lectures about the nature of free will vs. control. At least make it make sense. Not saying I support Templars or the Order, as they're usually cartoonshly evil, but the Assassins fucking suck since only their opinion is the only one that matters and kill anyone who disagree. Shay was the only one who understood but also avoided unnecessary bloodshed with Achilles
For the first point, Don't forget Brutus and the assassination of Julius Caesar. Caesar was trying to make life better for common Romans while Brutus fought for its corrupt nobility. On the second point yes, that always baffled me that not once did the assassins EVER try to convert any templar. We have gotten many Assassin turncoats like Al Mualim, Duncan Walpole and Shay Cormac. But not one Templar Turncoat. AC III did bring up a truth that the assassins don't want to hear. It's easy to see sides as good or evil, but the fact is good and evil have fought on both sides in every war ever fought.
Both are great, but let's be real here. The biggest miss Ubisoft would ever make is NOT making a title that tries to tie these 2 games + AC III together, having 3-4 playable protagonists similar to GTA V, having Arno Dorian, Connor Kenway & Aveline de Granpre together to team up against Shay Cormac. You could even add in Eseosa to the story as a 4th character, and even Shay Cormac could be a playable character for some missions.... Set it immediately after AC Unity before & during the Napoleon Wars (1794-1814 is perfect), and you have by far the best AC game ever, especially if you add in gameplay features from Brotherhood, Rogue, III & Unity, you literally have the Ultimate AC game.
Here’s how I interpreted rogue: Shay was disgusted by how the Assassin’s changed to a power hungry group which is why Shay defected, and because Achilles was spared from the rest of those who were killed, he understood and realized where his faults were and so that’s why he’s different when he’s training Connor because he didn’t want to repeat what he did in the past, and so Shay wasn’t a Templar who betrayed the Assassin’s, he was still part of the brotherhood, but it was the assassin’s who betrayed him and considered him a “ROGUE”.
The problem with rogue was the repetitive gameplay and map design. Also shay doesn't feel like a Templer outside cutscenes. Ac unity on the other hand failed miserably at story for me - they could have actually set the story around French revolution instead of romance.
You actually made me chuckle a couple of times Mr. MasterAssassin, nice humour you put in your video. I value your opinion & takes in general on all of these videos, but i just wanted to point out again how well some of these are put together, like this one for example. Thanks for your hard work :)
Rogue just because of a view of haytham (and templar clothes are kinda cool) if there is a game with haytham as main character I would sell my kidney for it
I belong to the 1% of the Fandom who will defend Rogue to the death even against Unity. I will admit that Unity was Gorgeous but it's the polished combat from the Kenway Saga, The breathtaking North Sea and Shay's potential and a character that makes me Love Rouge
your not alone, rogue is the best game ive ever played tbh swear on my mums life, underrated and most ppl just dont like the templar point of view, but i love it
somehow I would've loved if we had had Napoleon or le roi des thunes as the final big bad in unity because they're both relatively known characters and we both helped their rise earlier, so it'd feel a lot more impactful than what we got with germain (that's basically Origins story all over but the concept just is great imo so wouldn't have hurt, and especially for arno already tragic story it would've fit very well imo)
Rogue has the darkness and beauty of Ac3 with the best features from black flag sized up a level while also connecting both games through the story. If it wasn’t for rogue we wouldn’t hold the other two kenway games in as high esteem as we do!
Love your analysis, in my opinion both are great and have their respective greatness in certain area. I would say Unity wins overall (especially how it looks and gameplay) but Rogue is always intriguing, considering how it connects the 'main titles'
A comparison between 3 and rogue would be cool because both games are somewhat similar yet different in some aspects as well so i was wondering about what game does each thing better
I know you already did a video about it. But Shay Arno & Connor deserve a follow up game w/all three of them in it. Might be a tall task but I loved the colonial era of AC
I remember when at the time I couldn't get a PS4/Xbox one so I bought Rogue and even now I believe I got the better game (still haven't completed unity yet since my game data got corrupted)
Before Rogue, I was really invested in the Assassin Brotherhood. But then Shay's story opened my eyes, to the Templars. I learned that despite it's flaws, Order was better than Chaos, when it came to progress and building a respectful future. Haytham was right in AC3, you can't just cause havoc in the name of freedom. It has to be achieved and made a mutual idea for everyone.
I always thought with unity they tried to make Arno like a french Ezio but kinda failed, the story of vengeance is good in both games..Shay got the most amazing outfit out of all the Assassins
Please play unity, its disgustingly under rated, story is not where its at, but gameplay is currently secondary to none. Just replayed it for the 3rd time
At the time Ps4 and XB1 had just been released so they released these 2 at the same time with Unity being for the newer consoles. I was obsessed with Unity at launch because of the new parkour system. Felt very groundbreaking back in 2014 even though it was glitchy af. I was also never liked the ship mechanics and AC Unity stepped away from that after black flag.
Look... I love Shay. Shay is fantastic top three protagonists for shure but I think Arno is the best. Not only is he very charismatic but also the way he thinks just resonates with me.
I don’t really like having the grey area where both the assassins and Templar’s can be good and bad. I think it was better and simpler to have assassins hood templars bad. Maybe I’m just bias because ac 2 is my favorite ac game
7:27 Despite having an operational brotherhood, the counsel definitely did not do things the proper way. They assigned assassination targets willy nilly. They are reckless. Arno does one small step of investigations, reports it back to the council with a SUSPECT and the council members immediately are likely, "So that "suspect" was definitely involved in the murder then, kill them". They don't prompt Arno to conduct further investigations, nothing. Arno just does one step of the investigation, reports back with a SUSPECT based on the small step of the investigation and the counsel immediately states, "Kill him". They did the same with Lafreniere. Arno came and put Lafreniere as a SUSPECT and the counsel is like "kill him" before they found out that Arno killed him beforehand. Turns out, Lafreniere actually warned Monsieur De Laserre so the fact that the council assigned him as a target with no discussion whatsoever should speak volumes of how the French brotherhood operated.
Both of these games are the best next to Ezio Trilogy!. Why don't you consider keeping a 1 to 5 rating for each category rather than a 1-0 system. It gives a chance for categories to balance off and slightly edge one over the other. I personally like a rating system. It just makes tracking very easy and engaging, as we would know what to choose if we want gameplay or story or any other category... Because Not every one are same. Like If you guys agree = )
Unity has better: Graphics Parkour World Time period Animations Assassinations Multiplayer Rogue has better: Story Main character Targets and allies Ships Multiple locations
unity had the potential to be the greatest true AC game in the series. I myself adore the game since most of the bugs have been fixed. i mean the open world city of paris, the combat, the STEALTH, was almost perfect to me after i fully played through it in 2022 (i stopped pretty early into the game on my original play through years ago. i think the only valid still-standing negative about this game is the narrative but I still loved every second of it. i understand however, why people would dislike it.
Unity is my personal favorite AC game and Arno deserves a squeal like many others while Rouge disappointed me because I feel like Haytham was the perfect character for the setting.
Hands down, in terms of sound track rogue takes the edge for me, it really gives me the nostalgic and adventurous vibe, eben while battling the ships, the track is still in my head, although i enjoyed unity alot with it's amazing gameplay and graphics, Rogue's sound track is something i could never forget.
you didnt mention northern canada ,river valley theres 3 maps in ac rogue unlike paris which is just one. and it is so diverse nothern canada was full of ice and snow. river valley had kind of a tropical climate.new york you know was a big city.
You should make a video about ac brotherhood's first three missions in monterrigioni, where ezio helps people, but those people foreshadow what will happen next, maybe they are Cesare's spies, like guy who was mistaken for machiavelli
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The only thing that’s wrong with Unity these days is that Ubisoft’s switch to from UPlay to Ubisoft Connect inadvertently made it’s multiplayer components unplayable because Ubisoft didn’t even bother to update AC Unity to be compatible with the new Ubisoft Connect, so Ubisoft has also underhandedly taken the Unity Multiplayer down as well along with the rest of Ubisoft’s legacy library.. 🤨 There’s thankfully a workaround for Consoles though which is to disconnect the game from your Ubisoft Connect account but it’s not perfect.. 😕
I really like both games but I think Rogues side content was better. You take over forts and settlements and hand them over to the British which is beneficial to the Templars. It’s also very satisfying in my opinion. The Café Theatre is also very fun to renovate but just not as good or useful as the fort/settlement takeovers.
Does anyone else think that Assassin’s Creed games would make great movies! As long as they keep to the game structure and make no bad changes! And what actors would do justice to the main assassin and Templar roles?
Rogue. 1. Shay was badass. 2. Shay had the best outfits. 3. Most unique story (play as Templar). Either way, this is like comparing apples to the megalodon shark. Unity was in development for 4 years, Rogue was developed in 8 months, start to finish. Rogue had almost 0 marketing and was just there to satisfy old gen users. Despite all of the odds against it, Rogue was the last game to capture the AC magic, which still hasn't been done since, from it's predecessors before the RPG elements really started to take over, ending the series as we knew it, and starting a new.
Rogue. I honestly believe that Unity, even tho it got more appreciated with time (which is a good thing) it had also became a little bit overrated. Unity’s mechanics are great, the parkour is great, the combat is great, the stealth is great, Paris is great, the interface is great, everting else? Not so much, Arno starts as a good protagonist but once he joins the assassins he becomes even less charismatic than Connor, the story is boring and gets to nowhere, Paris, while a beautiful city, is void, I mean, the npcs, the crowds and the random soldiers that attack you help to build a city that feels alive, but when it comes to activities…all the missions are a repetitive and sometimes uncreative, there is nothing to do besides stealth missions (syndicate got this way better than Unity, with those missions with historical figures and the liberation of London) buying buildings serves almost no purpose, something that is weird since the AC franchise had done that in many games before and it was better, even fricking Rogue.
Story: Rogue Unity is so forgettable even Revelations has a better story Combat: Rogue Games should be fun, not slow and frustrating. There are difficult moments in Rogue's combat where you need to pick a good strategy while Unity's difficulty originates in pure lack of features. Stealth: Rogue Rogue has some of the best tools of all the AC games which while give you an advantage don't make the game a boring wait behind the corner so you can press assassinate. Unity lacks basic stealth moves such as whistling and some proper social stealth. Parkour: Rogue Unity's parkour is automatic and unleashed the wave of unrealistic animations that are present to this day in newer games. On the other hand Rogue's parkour is rich in control, much closer to the point of being realistic and you can even use zipplines. Soundtrack: Rogue If you haven't played Unity for 2 years and hear the soundtrack, it's most likely not gonna remind you of anything. Couldn't say the same about Rogue. Side content: Rogue The forts and all the other activities are fun, most side quests in Unity are boring and forgettable filler. Open World: Rogue What's better? One big city with a few DLC jokes or a dozen of small ones with a bonus of exploration and the feeling of a traveler? Name me one thing better in Unity.
Rouge's combat and parkour is just re used from black flag Personally I think that Rouge has a way better story I find the combat way to easy and boring And lame Same as parkour And Stealth is fun but I would 100 percent prefer unity's stealth and combat and open world and parkour
@@Monkeyamingus777 hello. I wrote this a long timr ago and might have changed my opinions. Rogue's combat is worse than Black Flag's in terms of feeling, naval battlrs and animations, but has the benefit of more enemy types and harder combat. The parkour is also worse in terms of animations, speed, design and overall feel, but better in more swings and special interactions. When comparing Rogue to Unity, I find that Rogue has a slightly worse version of the gameplay from AC4 and wins over Unity, because of how incomplete, unoriginal and broken that game is. Both stories are kinda meh. They are the exact opposite in combat. Rogue is too easy but works while Unity is hard but broken. Unity lacks basic AC features like hiring factions (prostitutes, mercenaries, etc...), which is also Rogue's case, but Rogue at least offers something original that isn't a plot hole or a bug. For example, compare the eagle vision in Rogue to the wannabe modern version in Unity. Unity is just wannabe cool and modern. Rogue is meant to be retro AC and also fulfills this expectation.
@@Engille967this isn't 2014 unity's combat barely break's or glitches only in multiplayer i play on PC maybe that's why i barely get glitches unity's combat is only hard at the beginning of the game like how can you find that hard? If you have a good weapon you could easily defeat every enemy Wait what do you mean by enemy types you only have a sword dude a gun dude and a officer enemy and a bounty hunter Enemy who is actually the only hardest enemy in the game because you can only kill them by shooting them with something Unity's combat is only hard when there's sniper's Unity is the only game with it's own combat being different from all the others Ac3 black flag freedom cry and rouge's combat and gameplay is literally identical it's repetitive ASF Also the Naval battle's got repetitive After having them for three games in a Row i find rouge's map boring because it's the same stuff as black flag and freedom cry Only it's in north America Unity was trying to be a wannabe og assassin's Creed game with original combat and parkour but with a shit story And to me eagle Vision is the same in every game up until origins In rouge and black flag There's less parkour freedom and i randomly jump to my Death after climbing a church I find it clunky Or miss jumping and falling to my death and having to redo my parkour in a mission like im black flag There have been so many moments where Me trying to jump on a wooden plank attached to a house but shay decideds to jump 90 degrees to the left for some reason and fall to his death
I've just completed Unity for the first time & have completed Rogue multiple times. Unity should be the better game by far, but I get so much more fun out of Rogue (and Syndicate) than I do from Unity. There's just too much irritation with Unity for it to be as enjoyable as most other AC games, such as 1) it was going to be possible to loot possessions from dead bodies and sell the possessions on, however Ubisoft removed the function to seek the possessions which can still be looted. That's just lazy. 2) Not having the whistle function. It's still possible to pull off assassinations from cover and hiding spots, but the whistle function is such a basic thing and so helpful, I can't think of a good reason to remove it. 3) Buying the collectible & murder mystery maps with "real" money as opposed to them being in-game purchases. These days people would say that's a really small thing compared to what Ubisoft do now but it's pure greed either way. 4) No French accents with the main characters. I don't mind them speaking English as I don't speak a word of French, but please give the main characters French accents. That's just embarrassing and ruins the immersion for me. 5) Not being able to upgrade the Eagle Vision. I know that you can improve Eagle vision with certain outfits but not being able to improve Eagle Vision as Arno becomes a better assassin feels like a huge miss for me. 6) Travelling around Paris. The map itself is amazing, it's one of the very best in the AC series make no mistake. But your only options for getting around Paris are on foot, parkour, swimming and fast travel. I honestly feel like there needs to be another travel option in there for the journeys that are too short for fast travel to be effective (thinking load times here) but make parkour / running tedious. 7) Parkour. Maybe this is me struggling to get over the appalling launch of Unity. One of the games biggest selling points was the improved parkour and I'm sorry but it just hasn't been improved enough. There's new stuff in there and it's smoother than almost any other AC game, but it's still not good enough in my opinion. That's all I can think of at the moment. Rogue has it's issues of course but the irritations with Unity ruin what should be one of the best AC games in the series. That's why I've replied Rogue so many times but have only just completed Unity for the first time.
Shay is probably cooler, but Arno is half-austrian so easy win for him. I recently replayed Unity and it’s just gorgeous, although it’s story is a bit lackluster, I just prefer the assassin-Templar conflict over a Romeo and Juliet story (and unity was definitely more love story) Edit: yes, the brotherhood is presented pretty cool in Unity
Thinking on it now, I read this off the Wiki so take it with a grain of salt, but wasn't Bellec originally part of the American Brotherhood, which is why he has that accent in the first place?
If ubisoft just had the foreseight and patience to delay unity for one more year it would have been everything that it was hyped up to be. Just needed a much better story that is actually important to the overall story arch of the series, and some more time to pad out the bugs and gameplay. If that were the case i think it wouldve been considered the ac game we always wanted, and ubisoft wouldnt have moved over to the rpg style
Call me crazy, but I honestly think one of the best things I ever did was NOT play the Assassin's creed games when I was younger/when they were new. I have just recently began playing through the entire series from the start about 6 months ago and these are seriously the greatest games I've ever played. Each one has been more impressive than the last and I've been sucked into each store 110% and cannot get enough. I understand some of the criticism some of the last few games get, but as a less invested person overall I've been able to brush off and ignore the hate and enjoy each of these games as they are.
While I agree with the point that both games are seen as underrated, it still feels like an unfair comparison. Rogue is supposed to be a transition from Black Flag to Unity. Since Rogue was 7th-gen and Unity was 8th-gen, I would even argue that it's a transition between console generations (I've played both the 7th-gen and 8th-gen versions of Black Flag, the 7th-gen version feels more natural to me). If anything, it's similar to the dual release of 3 and Liberation. It's just in reverse, with the spin-off title played first. A more 'apples to apples' comparison would be Unity and Syndicate.
I liked Rogue for the Templar point of view and because it was similar to black flag and ac3. Unity I liked because of the gameplay and parkour.
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I also love Rogue in terms of how easier it is in terms of overall gameplay difficulty for being way less punishing than Unity where in Unity, your health bar diminished significantly even when the player is free from enemy sight.
Loved unity so much, that open world was just glorious to roam around in, random events, packed with life. Looks beautiful and the stealth and combat was top notch. Best creed so far, I hope mirage tries to capture this magic
Unity was debacle 🤦,why remastered and added "Crazy Washington"DLCs
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@@markoweiss1509"Crazy Washington" DLC?
They're both good. Both games deserved proper development time.
Unity needed to be delayed to late 2015 at the very least. Rogue should have had less copy pasted gameplay and UI, Rogue should have launched in 2014 with it being a cross gen game as well.
Rogue should've had a longer story mode lol- only took like 5-6 hours and I was left with most of the map unexplored.
@@Big-fs3ld Yeah, it should have spent more time with Shay as an assassin especially
Like Shay gets all emotional having to kill his former friends but they barely had any screentime or deeper personality (except maybe Liam but even then you don't spend a lot of time with him despite being Shay's best friend and don't see him between the intro and final missions)
@@Igneeka Yeah but Unity died from the worst games of the year. They should've worked harder on the game or give it another year for Launch of gameplay.
@@Big-fs3ldAC Rogue ideally should've been released for PS3, 4, PC, Xbox One, 360, and Switch on November 11th 2014 and has a 26 hour of gameplay.
@@drakenpage777or even delayed to December 25th 2015.
I actually bought Unity, Syndicate, and Rogue for the first time recently. Looking forward to comparing it myself.
I’ve played syndicate recently and found it very boring
I’m currently playing unity it doesn’t have many bugs I only experienced one or 2 so far it’s been pretty good I plan on playing rogue after
@@colemartin437the only thing I get from playing everyday is when my sword isn’t connected to the guy I’m killing
@dantarad9778 yea only thing I remember liking is the grappling hook thingy, rescuing all them kids tho was kinda stupid
Recently played all of them too. This is my ranking.
1. Unity
2. Rouge
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5. Syndicate
Personally prefer Rogue. Felt like it was a simpler A to B storyline with a character whose actions made more sense to me rather than Arno (though Dead Kings does A LOT OF HEAVY LIFTING TO CHANGE THAT I can’t count it as part of main game). Also I’m Canadian so slight bias as getting to explore Colonial Halifax and St.Johns was actually really cool in a video game and isn’t something we Canadians get often lol.
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Rogue was way too short, only took me like 6 hours to complete the story, then there was just a bunch of unexplored islands left.
Unity’s leap is way better plus rogue is a game that’s actually not part of assassins creed due to heavy betrayal and the game lowkey sucks tbh I’ve played it its so short of a game and didn’t bring much on the table
Any game js better than trash rogue
Rogue gave me a love for Northern North America. It's so beautiful and isolated.
Unity - next gen & coolest AC ever
Rogue - underrated & sequel to Black Flag
Personally Rogue gameplay is a lot easier to play and so much fun with naval combat, but I love Arno and Elise that got me drawn into Unity & Paris is the best city in AC game, Unity offers so much more to do and play coop online.
I personally prefer Rogue presumably due to amazing song especially Ezio's family theme...
Coop only on pc , can’t play on console
This may sound nitpicky, but you learn more about Achilles's motives and method by reading the War Letters collectibles around the game map. Explains how he was chosen by Ah'Tabai before he died and how Achilles thought the Mentor was too soft and that the Brotherhood needed to be more aggressive. So he was definitely just a different kind of leader even before he lost his wife and son, which could obviously make him even more irrational. Of course it should still have been better explained within the main story.
The part that confused me more was how Adewale just went along with everything even after two earthquakes, one being in Haiti where he had many friends and allies. Felt very contrived to have him side with Achilles so easily.
Even in ac3 you can see the hostility in achilles as he just keeps pressuring conor to kill his own father.
For the first point, Don't forget Brutus and the assassination of Julius Caesar. Caesar was trying to make life better for common Romans while Brutus fought for its corrupt nobility.
On the second point yes, that always baffled me that not once did the assassins EVER try to convert any templar. We have gotten many Assassin turncoats like Al Mualim, Duncan Walpole and Shay Cormac. But not one Templar Turncoat.
AC III did bring up a truth that the assassins don't want to hear. It's easy to see sides as good or evil, but the fact is good and evil have fought on both sides in every war ever fought.
@@George-Hawthornegood and evil have fought on both sides in every war just might be the greatest thing I've ever read
I honestly enjoyed rogue much more
Same here
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Rogue is best
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@@megavolt448Rogue equally as amazing as AC IV BLACK FLAG and Mirage.
7:41 fun fact: the reason he has a western accent is because he was trained by the Canadian brotherhood, and the reason he's so radical is because he saw them all get wiped out and that's why he joined the French assassins
For me Ac Unity was the best Ac game I ever played. The world design, the setting, the side quests, everything about this game felt perfect. I absolutely loved the murder mystery missions.
Had they delayed Unity till 2015 May, it could've been dethroned Black flag.
Also, let me just say that after some reflection, the Assassins in Rogue actually weren't out of character - they do usually do everything to oppose the Templars and the Order of Ancients, regardless of the consequences, and we have quite a few examples:
-Iltani assassinates Alexander (homophobic much? /s), which was on it's way to be a tolerant multi-cultural society. He was hailed as a liberator both in Egypt and Mesopotamia (where she's from lol). Not that the persians were bad rulers, but no one likes to be conquered. This lead to the empire to be broken and divided by it's generals and descendants who spent another three decades at war. Hope she felt good, cuz the common people definitely didn't. Also, don't get me started on how the Order of the Ancients was both controlling Alexander and Persia. Unless there was a schism within the Order, it makes no sense.
-Aya assassinates Cleopatra for no real reason, just because she was associated with Caesar, which again, their alliance was the only thing keep Egypt free. With both Caesar and Cleopatra out of the way, Octavian easily took Egypt and he and the Order became more powerful than ever before. Good job Aya!
-if we go by real life events, both Templars and Assassins (who are shia muslims) actually worked together a couple times because their enemy were the sunni muslims;
-Ezio was very eager to put down the last byzantine resistance remnants, again, because of their association with the Order. The games have always told us that conquerors are bad regardless of their intentions, but Revelations seemed very keen to support the Ottomans and squash any remnants of the Byzantine Empire;
-Connor for some reason thinks George Washington was the lesser of two evils when he was the one who ordered his village to be burned. He also owned slaves. I'm not gonna make moral judgements on Washington, but I'm gonna do it on Connor, because there's no reason for him to see the americans as a lesser evil than the brits. History proves us a right. (Trail of Tears, Slavery, Civil War, Segregration, yada yada);
-Evie leaves Jacob alone in London, the biggest city of the world, just because they softened the Templars there, not realizing the Templars are s fucking Hydra, where you cut one down and two more grow. Jacob almost died. And if we go by History, her efforts didn't really do much in India;
Many times the Assassins don't think of the consequences of their assassinations. Their thought process is (Templar = Bad, therefore, kill). Even the Vikings like Eivor and the Ragnarssons were actually smarter, because when they conquered an english kingdom, they would install a puppet king so the natives get happy to still have a king but said king still obeys the vikings with giving them permission for norse settles and trading deals. It's baffling how the Assassines never tried to infiltrate the Templar or the Order and try to undermine it from within. They should take some notes from Alfred and what he did to the Order in England.
"Oh but it's just game. Doesn't need complex politics or anything." Nah man, this games is always trying to make me lectures about the nature of free will vs. control. At least make it make sense. Not saying I support Templars or the Order, as they're usually cartoonshly evil, but the Assassins fucking suck since only their opinion is the only one that matters and kill anyone who disagree. Shay was the only one who understood but also avoided unnecessary bloodshed with Achilles
I agree
The assassins are generally Better and want to stop world domination of tyrants but alot of the assassins let emotions get in the way to often
For the first point, Don't forget Brutus and the assassination of Julius Caesar. Caesar was trying to make life better for common Romans while Brutus fought for its corrupt nobility.
On the second point yes, that always baffled me that not once did the assassins EVER try to convert any templar. We have gotten many Assassin turncoats like Al Mualim, Duncan Walpole and Shay Cormac. But not one Templar Turncoat.
AC III did bring up a truth that the assassins don't want to hear. It's easy to see sides as good or evil, but the fact is good and evil have fought on both sides in every war ever fought.
Arno: “You killed my father, prepare to die!”
Shay: “Put up more of a fight than he ever could.”
Arno: “AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!” *charges*
Both are great, but let's be real here. The biggest miss Ubisoft would ever make is NOT making a title that tries to tie these 2 games + AC III together, having 3-4 playable protagonists similar to GTA V, having Arno Dorian, Connor Kenway & Aveline de Granpre together to team up against Shay Cormac. You could even add in Eseosa to the story as a 4th character, and even Shay Cormac could be a playable character for some missions....
Set it immediately after AC Unity before & during the Napoleon Wars (1794-1814 is perfect), and you have by far the best AC game ever, especially if you add in gameplay features from Brotherhood, Rogue, III & Unity, you literally have the Ultimate AC game.
@zollotech_0217go away scammer
I think for arno the best line is 'I live to serve' when he started mission with bellec
Here’s how I interpreted rogue:
Shay was disgusted by how the Assassin’s changed to a power hungry group which is why Shay defected, and because Achilles was spared from the rest of those who were killed, he understood and realized where his faults were and so that’s why he’s different when he’s training Connor because he didn’t want to repeat what he did in the past, and so Shay wasn’t a Templar who betrayed the Assassin’s, he was still part of the brotherhood, but it was the assassin’s who betrayed him and considered him a “ROGUE”.
Dude since I ran into you're channel I decided to try unity for myself and fell in love with the game.
The problem with rogue was the repetitive gameplay and map design. Also shay doesn't feel like a Templer outside cutscenes.
Ac unity on the other hand failed miserably at story for me - they could have actually set the story around French revolution instead of romance.
You actually made me chuckle a couple of times Mr. MasterAssassin, nice humour you put in your video.
I value your opinion & takes in general on all of these videos, but i just wanted to point out again how well some of these are put together, like this one for example.
Thanks for your hard work :)
Rogue just because of a view of haytham (and templar clothes are kinda cool) if there is a game with haytham as main character I would sell my kidney for it
Yeah, most of the previous Assassin outifits were just recolors of the original, but with Rogue, you get a lot of nice clothes
@@ihatehandleupdate the admiral outfit tho 🔥
I belong to the 1% of the Fandom who will defend Rogue to the death even against Unity. I will admit that Unity was Gorgeous but it's the polished combat from the Kenway Saga, The breathtaking North Sea and Shay's potential and a character that makes me Love Rouge
your not alone, rogue is the best game ive ever played tbh swear on my mums life, underrated and most ppl just dont like the templar point of view, but i love it
@@kendrick58211 same pinch
Great video. you should make a series of Jin Sakai vs AC protagonists expect for Demi Gods and Eivor
Rogue reminds me of ac3, so I'd have to say unity because I could design my own character
somehow I would've loved if we had had Napoleon or le roi des thunes as the final big bad in unity because they're both relatively known characters and we both helped their rise earlier, so it'd feel a lot more impactful than what we got with germain (that's basically Origins story all over but the concept just is great imo so wouldn't have hurt, and especially for arno already tragic story it would've fit very well imo)
It just hit me that both of these games will be 10 years old next November, damn time flies.
Rogue is after Black Flag my absolute favourite.
Black Flag is my favourite one ngl
Coco Hayashi also still love playing AC ROGUE way more than Unity or Valhalla even with DLCs.
Haythem Kenway deserves a full game for him self
True
Rogue has the darkness and beauty of Ac3 with the best features from black flag sized up a level while also connecting both games through the story. If it wasn’t for rogue we wouldn’t hold the other two kenway games in as high esteem as we do!
9:34 Actually those assassin enemies were also taken from Black Flag's gaurdians during The Observatory mission.
Bruh how do you only have 165k. You deserve more
Love your analysis, in my opinion both are great and have their respective greatness in certain area. I would say Unity wins overall (especially how it looks and gameplay) but Rogue is always intriguing, considering how it connects the 'main titles'
@zollotech_0217go away scammer
Rogue by far- No bugs, better story and PROPER ACCENTS.
To me I'm not a ezio fanboy Im a Edward fanboy because Edward was the first game I played and Arno was the second
Ah a fellow Edward fanboy I see you are also cultural
@@Ninya-kw6jr finally not Ezio you too overrated every time I search the assassin ezio pops up
The Kenway Trilogy actually introduced me to the series, so I will always love those games.
@@tailettaco3709 same bro
@@tailettaco3709 you my friend are a fucking legend
A comparison between 3 and rogue would be cool because both games are somewhat similar yet different in some aspects as well so i was wondering about what game does each thing better
Both in my top 5 favourites 💙
I know you already did a video about it. But Shay Arno & Connor deserve a follow up game w/all three of them in it. Might be a tall task but I loved the colonial era of AC
I remember when at the time I couldn't get a PS4/Xbox one so I bought Rogue and even now I believe I got the better game (still haven't completed unity yet since my game data got corrupted)
the "give me lee" gets me all the times lol
Before Rogue, I was really invested in the Assassin Brotherhood. But then Shay's story opened my eyes, to the Templars. I learned that despite it's flaws, Order was better than Chaos, when it came to progress and building a respectful future. Haytham was right in AC3, you can't just cause havoc in the name of freedom. It has to be achieved and made a mutual idea for everyone.
My two favourite characters - Shay and Haythem!
@@julesr677 May the Father of Understanding guide us.
@@ladyoftheunknown2616 komi san...may the father of understanding guide us
shay and arno's drip in the whole franchise is S tier, their battle would be legendary
I always thought with unity they tried to make Arno like a french Ezio but kinda failed, the story of vengeance is good in both games..Shay got the most amazing outfit out of all the Assassins
Never played unity. I just love rogue for some reason.
Please play unity, its disgustingly under rated, story is not where its at, but gameplay is currently secondary to none. Just replayed it for the 3rd time
@@Rayman_Budgie84 I will. I have been hearing a lot of praise toward it's gameplay. That's what I care more of a video game. So yeah, I will.
much prefer these longer types of videos
Connor cameos are always funny af
At the time Ps4 and XB1 had just been released so they released these 2 at the same time with Unity being for the newer consoles. I was obsessed with Unity at launch because of the new parkour system. Felt very groundbreaking back in 2014 even though it was glitchy af. I was also never liked the ship mechanics and AC Unity stepped away from that after black flag.
Unity won? Man, wasn’t expecting that.
Look... I love Shay. Shay is fantastic top three protagonists for shure but I think Arno is the best. Not only is he very charismatic but also the way he thinks just resonates with me.
I don’t really like having the grey area where both the assassins and Templar’s can be good and bad. I think it was better and simpler to have assassins hood templars bad. Maybe I’m just bias because ac 2 is my favorite ac game
just started playing both of these (again) so this is funny cause I wanted this exact video for the past few days lol
7:27 Despite having an operational brotherhood, the counsel definitely did not do things the proper way. They assigned assassination targets willy nilly. They are reckless. Arno does one small step of investigations, reports it back to the council with a SUSPECT and the council members immediately are likely, "So that "suspect" was definitely involved in the murder then, kill them". They don't prompt Arno to conduct further investigations, nothing. Arno just does one step of the investigation, reports back with a SUSPECT based on the small step of the investigation and the counsel immediately states, "Kill him". They did the same with Lafreniere. Arno came and put Lafreniere as a SUSPECT and the counsel is like "kill him" before they found out that Arno killed him beforehand. Turns out, Lafreniere actually warned Monsieur De Laserre so the fact that the council assigned him as a target with no discussion whatsoever should speak volumes of how the French brotherhood operated.
I like u have to control multiple districts more than hit that lvl before u can do a story mission feels more impressive
Both of these games are the best next to Ezio Trilogy!. Why don't you consider keeping a 1 to 5 rating for each category rather than a 1-0 system. It gives a chance for categories to balance off and slightly edge one over the other. I personally like a rating system. It just makes tracking very easy and engaging, as we would know what to choose if we want gameplay or story or any other category... Because Not every one are same. Like If you guys agree = )
@zollotech_0217 what do u gain from this
I think for arno the famous line is 'I live to serve' so use that line
12:55 A ship can hold a boat a boat can not hold a ship -Captain Kenway
Unity has better:
Graphics
Parkour
World
Time period
Animations
Assassinations
Multiplayer
Rogue has better:
Story
Main character
Targets and allies
Ships
Multiple locations
Which in my opinion makes unity
I agreed, but I love Arno & Elise so I personally enjoyed Unity story more.
Rogue story short af
Black flag is my favorite in the series, and having t templar version of it is a welcome addition, never liked unity that much to begin with
unity had the potential to be the greatest true AC game in the series. I myself adore the game since most of the bugs have been fixed. i mean the open world city of paris, the combat, the STEALTH, was almost perfect to me after i fully played through it in 2022 (i stopped pretty early into the game on my original play through years ago. i think the only valid still-standing negative about this game is the narrative but I still loved every second of it. i understand however, why people would dislike it.
Unity is my personal favorite AC game and Arno deserves a squeal like many others while Rouge disappointed me because I feel like Haytham was the perfect character for the setting.
I wanna see Connor freak out meeting Telltale's TWD Lee
They didn’t know removing the artifacts we’re destroying places until later in the game
I have the perfect idea for the next video, Who is the stealthiest assassin?
Hands down, in terms of sound track rogue takes the edge for me, it really gives me the nostalgic and adventurous vibe, eben while battling the ships, the track is still in my head, although i enjoyed unity alot with it's amazing gameplay and graphics, Rogue's sound track is something i could never forget.
GIVE ME LEEEEE 🤣 Great video again love it
Rogue - more fun gameplay & very relaxing
Unity - more intense into deep story/game that made you felt like you’re in Paris 1790s.
No way u think the gameplay is better in rogue lol , Unity has arguably the best stealth in the series
Rouge and Unity are 2 of the best AC games, I really enjoyed playing them.
Rogue was kinda ass due to the protagonists
first vid from 2023!!! yoo
2:18 Nightmare fuel.
first, happy new year
I love both but i prefer rogue it story, it characters, it twist, it score
yeah, both games are criminally undereated
Unity is my favorite assassins creed game so far. Love all that aren’t the rpg games but that was really got the feel of assassins right
you didnt mention northern canada ,river valley theres 3 maps in ac rogue unlike paris which is just one. and it is so diverse nothern canada was full of ice and snow. river valley had kind of a tropical climate.new york you know was a big city.
Rogue it’s my second favorite assassin creed game right behind black flag
Rogue for me . I don't like Unity story much but rogue for me is great
You should make a video about ac brotherhood's first three missions in monterrigioni, where ezio helps people, but those people foreshadow what will happen next, maybe they are Cesare's spies, like guy who was mistaken for machiavelli
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You could say Arno found his own luck after Unity
Wouldn’t haythem be considered a Templar protagonist as we played as him
The only thing that’s wrong with Unity these days is that Ubisoft’s switch to from UPlay to Ubisoft Connect inadvertently made it’s multiplayer components unplayable because Ubisoft didn’t even bother to update AC Unity to be compatible with the new Ubisoft Connect, so Ubisoft has also underhandedly taken the Unity Multiplayer down as well along with the rest of Ubisoft’s legacy library.. 🤨
There’s thankfully a workaround for Consoles though which is to disconnect the game from your Ubisoft Connect account but it’s not perfect.. 😕
I really like both games but I think Rogues side content was better. You take over forts and settlements and hand them over to the British which is beneficial to the Templars. It’s also very satisfying in my opinion.
The Café Theatre is also very fun to renovate but just not as good or useful as the fort/settlement takeovers.
Does anyone else think that Assassin’s Creed games would make great movies! As long as they keep to the game structure and make no bad changes! And what actors would do justice to the main assassin and Templar roles?
Rogue, OBVIOUSLY
Rogue.
1. Shay was badass.
2. Shay had the best outfits.
3. Most unique story (play as Templar).
Either way, this is like comparing apples to the megalodon shark. Unity was in development for 4 years, Rogue was developed in 8 months, start to finish. Rogue had almost 0 marketing and was just there to satisfy old gen users. Despite all of the odds against it, Rogue was the last game to capture the AC magic, which still hasn't been done since, from it's predecessors before the RPG elements really started to take over, ending the series as we knew it, and starting a new.
Totally agree
I disagree on the outfits
Gameplay wise and combat and parkour and Stealth is superior in unity
Only the story is less good
We need a Unity vs Syndicate or Syndicate vs Odyssey now
I want to see if master Assassin prefers the RPG Modern day or the Rouge am Unity type modern day
Rogue.
I honestly believe that Unity, even tho it got more appreciated with time (which is a good thing) it had also became a little bit overrated. Unity’s mechanics are great, the parkour is great, the combat is great, the stealth is great, Paris is great, the interface is great, everting else? Not so much, Arno starts as a good protagonist but once he joins the assassins he becomes even less charismatic than Connor, the story is boring and gets to nowhere, Paris, while a beautiful city, is void, I mean, the npcs, the crowds and the random soldiers that attack you help to build a city that feels alive, but when it comes to activities…all the missions are a repetitive and sometimes uncreative, there is nothing to do besides stealth missions (syndicate got this way better than Unity, with those missions with historical figures and the liberation of London) buying buildings serves almost no purpose, something that is weird since the AC franchise had done that in many games before and it was better, even fricking Rogue.
Story: Rogue
Unity is so forgettable even Revelations has a better story
Combat: Rogue
Games should be fun, not slow and frustrating. There are difficult moments in Rogue's combat where you need to pick a good strategy while Unity's difficulty originates in pure lack of features.
Stealth: Rogue
Rogue has some of the best tools of all the AC games which while give you an advantage don't make the game a boring wait behind the corner so you can press assassinate. Unity lacks basic stealth moves such as whistling and some proper social stealth.
Parkour: Rogue
Unity's parkour is automatic and unleashed the wave of unrealistic animations that are present to this day in newer games. On the other hand Rogue's parkour is rich in control, much closer to the point of being realistic and you can even use zipplines.
Soundtrack: Rogue
If you haven't played Unity for 2 years and hear the soundtrack, it's most likely not gonna remind you of anything. Couldn't say the same about Rogue.
Side content: Rogue
The forts and all the other activities are fun, most side quests in Unity are boring and forgettable filler.
Open World: Rogue
What's better? One big city with a few DLC jokes or a dozen of small ones with a bonus of exploration and the feeling of a traveler?
Name me one thing better in Unity.
Rouge's combat and parkour is just re used from black flag
Personally I think that Rouge has a way better story
I find the combat way to easy and boring
And lame
Same as parkour
And Stealth is fun but I would 100 percent prefer unity's stealth and combat and open world and parkour
@@Monkeyamingus777 hello. I wrote this a long timr ago and might have changed my opinions. Rogue's combat is worse than Black Flag's in terms of feeling, naval battlrs and animations, but has the benefit of more enemy types and harder combat. The parkour is also worse in terms of animations, speed, design and overall feel, but better in more swings and special interactions. When comparing Rogue to Unity, I find that Rogue has a slightly worse version of the gameplay from AC4 and wins over Unity, because of how incomplete, unoriginal and broken that game is. Both stories are kinda meh. They are the exact opposite in combat. Rogue is too easy but works while Unity is hard but broken. Unity lacks basic AC features like hiring factions (prostitutes, mercenaries, etc...), which is also Rogue's case, but Rogue at least offers something original that isn't a plot hole or a bug. For example, compare the eagle vision in Rogue to the wannabe modern version in Unity. Unity is just wannabe cool and modern. Rogue is meant to be retro AC and also fulfills this expectation.
@@Engille967this isn't 2014 unity's combat barely break's or glitches only in multiplayer i play on PC maybe that's why i barely get glitches
unity's combat is only hard at the beginning of the game like how can you find that hard? If you have a good weapon you could easily defeat every enemy
Wait what do you mean by enemy types you only have a sword dude a gun dude and a officer enemy and a bounty hunter Enemy who is actually the only hardest enemy in the game because you can only kill them by shooting them with something
Unity's combat is only hard when there's sniper's
Unity is the only game with it's own combat being different from all the others
Ac3 black flag freedom cry and rouge's combat and gameplay is literally identical it's repetitive ASF
Also the Naval battle's got repetitive
After having them for three games in a Row i find rouge's map boring because it's the same stuff as black flag and freedom cry
Only it's in north America
Unity was trying to be a wannabe og assassin's Creed game with original combat and parkour but with a shit story
And to me eagle Vision is the same in every game up until origins
In rouge and black flag
There's less parkour freedom and i randomly jump to my Death after climbing a church
I find it clunky
Or miss jumping and falling to my death and having to redo my parkour in a mission like im black flag
There have been so many moments where
Me trying to jump on a wooden plank attached to a house but shay decideds to jump 90 degrees to the left for some reason and fall to his death
I've just completed Unity for the first time & have completed Rogue multiple times. Unity should be the better game by far, but I get so much more fun out of Rogue (and Syndicate) than I do from Unity. There's just too much irritation with Unity for it to be as enjoyable as most other AC games, such as
1) it was going to be possible to loot possessions from dead bodies and sell the possessions on, however Ubisoft removed the function to seek the possessions which can still be looted. That's just lazy.
2) Not having the whistle function. It's still possible to pull off assassinations from cover and hiding spots, but the whistle function is such a basic thing and so helpful, I can't think of a good reason to remove it.
3) Buying the collectible & murder mystery maps with "real" money as opposed to them being in-game purchases. These days people would say that's a really small thing compared to what Ubisoft do now but it's pure greed either way.
4) No French accents with the main characters. I don't mind them speaking English as I don't speak a word of French, but please give the main characters French accents. That's just embarrassing and ruins the immersion for me.
5) Not being able to upgrade the Eagle Vision. I know that you can improve Eagle vision with certain outfits but not being able to improve Eagle Vision as Arno becomes a better assassin feels like a huge miss for me.
6) Travelling around Paris. The map itself is amazing, it's one of the very best in the AC series make no mistake. But your only options for getting around Paris are on foot, parkour, swimming and fast travel. I honestly feel like there needs to be another travel option in there for the journeys that are too short for fast travel to be effective (thinking load times here) but make parkour / running tedious.
7) Parkour. Maybe this is me struggling to get over the appalling launch of Unity. One of the games biggest selling points was the improved parkour and I'm sorry but it just hasn't been improved enough. There's new stuff in there and it's smoother than almost any other AC game, but it's still not good enough in my opinion.
That's all I can think of at the moment. Rogue has it's issues of course but the irritations with Unity ruin what should be one of the best AC games in the series. That's why I've replied Rogue so many times but have only just completed Unity for the first time.
Shay and arno look like the type of people you don't play with in that thumbnail
Personally, after playing both games I like shay more
Assassin's Creed Rogue despite being the same as AC IV BLACK FLAG, still played way better and way easier in terms of difficulty than Unity.
Master assassin a idea for a video would be unanswered questions about assassins creed regarding its story
Ac unity was underrated but became an appreciated classic. It's still underrated for what it is. That's what the hate wagon does.
Shay is probably cooler, but Arno is half-austrian so easy win for him. I recently replayed Unity and it’s just gorgeous, although it’s story is a bit lackluster, I just prefer the assassin-Templar conflict over a Romeo and Juliet story (and unity was definitely more love story)
Edit: yes, the brotherhood is presented pretty cool in Unity
yay, i am full-austrian, so i'm cool! xD
@@sarahcasm7893 what's up with the kangaroos?
@@dfas4466 they're drunk
@@sarahcasm7893 That's nice!
Love your video, and you should do, which is better, Alexios or Kassandra's if you haven't done it yet, and I like Rouge
Dude Alexis’s and kassandra are the same.😂
One of the thing I hate about The Assassins in Rogue is that they have an Army and Assassin hunters in ships
Have a great day
Thinking on it now, I read this off the Wiki so take it with a grain of salt, but wasn't Bellec originally part of the American Brotherhood, which is why he has that accent in the first place?
Hey master assassin there’s a bot in the comments telling people to telegram them cause they won a prize or something like that
Rogue may have been cool because it united some characters from the previous games but Unity stands out because of its amazing visuals
If ubisoft just had the foreseight and patience to delay unity for one more year it would have been everything that it was hyped up to be. Just needed a much better story that is actually important to the overall story arch of the series, and some more time to pad out the bugs and gameplay. If that were the case i think it wouldve been considered the ac game we always wanted, and ubisoft wouldnt have moved over to the rpg style
Call me crazy, but I honestly think one of the best things I ever did was NOT play the Assassin's creed games when I was younger/when they were new. I have just recently began playing through the entire series from the start about 6 months ago and these are seriously the greatest games I've ever played. Each one has been more impressive than the last and I've been sucked into each store 110% and cannot get enough.
I understand some of the criticism some of the last few games get, but as a less invested person overall I've been able to brush off and ignore the hate and enjoy each of these games as they are.
While I agree with the point that both games are seen as underrated, it still feels like an unfair comparison. Rogue is supposed to be a transition from Black Flag to Unity. Since Rogue was 7th-gen and Unity was 8th-gen, I would even argue that it's a transition between console generations (I've played both the 7th-gen and 8th-gen versions of Black Flag, the 7th-gen version feels more natural to me). If anything, it's similar to the dual release of 3 and Liberation. It's just in reverse, with the spin-off title played first. A more 'apples to apples' comparison would be Unity and Syndicate.