TaintedSquirrel
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It is not 3 games, one game with three skins.
It is not 3 games, one game with three skins.
So much this. This will just be AC Origins with the sand swapped for snow.
I enjoyed Origins. I didn't enjoy it a second time as Odyssey. Couldn't even finish it. I won't make that mistake a third time. Im sure I'll buy it eventually, but not until it's being sold for a price befitting of the effort likely put into it (ie. not much).
Yes, and it's not necessarily a bad thing. Odyssey was pretty good. I liked the combat, and the sneaking, plus the story was interesting. I wouldn't mind a similar game with slightly improved combat, less level grind and a Viking backdrop. What I'm afraid of, is that Odyssey sailed on Greek architecture, but I doubt Viking architecture and towns will be half as interesting, but if we can raid English villages and towns I'm sold.So much this. This will just be AC Origins with the sand swapped for snow.
So much this. This will just be AC Origins with the sand swapped for snow.
I enjoyed Origins. I didn't enjoy it a second time as Odyssey. Couldn't even finish it. I won't make that mistake a third time. Im sure I'll buy it eventually, but not until it's being sold for a price befitting of the effort likely put into it (ie. not much).
thats the only thing drawing me back. i havent liked the last 2-3.I dig Norse mythology, so I'll be keeping my eye on this one..
That was the last AC game which stayed true to the original 'assassination' gameplay of the series. The ones which come after are closer to "Witcher lite" games, where it's less about stealth assassinations and more about open world gameplay with rpg style leveling and hundreds of minor quests scattered around each zone.I just finally played AC:Syndicate recently
That was the last AC game which stayed true to the original 'assassination' gameplay of the series. The ones which come after are closer to "Witcher lite" games, where it's less about stealth assassinations and more about open world gameplay with rpg style leveling and hundreds of minor quests scattered around each zone.
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: Cinematic World Premiere Trailer
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: Cinematic World Premiere Trailer
you can get a bear-buddy!!?? sweet...
i friggin hope so and it kinda sounds like it from the article linked above. was probably my favorite thing about BF and Rogue.I hope they implement ships again. God that was fun in Black Flag...
lol who came up with that? wouldnt make any sense for it not to be on uplay.FYI be careful of VERY FAKE NEWS saying this game is "EGS exclusive". The game is on EGS & UPlay, but not Steam.
GameSpot apparently. I'm not going to link the article because it's actual garbage, they even say the game is on UPlay two sentences into it. lollol who came up with that? wouldnt make any sense for it not to be on uplay.
I'm going to enjoy it, but IMO from the few screenshots Ubi has released it looks like a rehash of the last game.
I expect the 'new' features will be something like
-Pet companions
-Some additional naval stuff
-And increased management of conquered settlements
I don't imagine the game being much different.
That being said, given the improvements to the engine with Breakpoint, I can't wait to see how good this game looks.
thats what turned me off the last couple. AC wasnt a rpg, it was a stealth action game, or so i thought...The thing that I really, really want to see is AC properly implementing all the RPG mechanics they've half-hardheartedly jacked from other, better games.