>2 more years and people who were BORN at the time of the first game's release will be old enough to frick, drink, drive and post on Ganker. >frick
14? >drink
21? >drive
16? >post on Ganker
18?
These are all different ages.
Unity, hated it at first, it was a buggy mess that prevented me from completing several missions as npcs would bug out, but the second time for some reason it was less buggy and actually fun to play, has the best parkour out of all AC games for sure, also got it for free when Notre Dame burned down
he meant for a non moronic country where all of those fall under 18
Brotherhood was ass. It started the whole, "rather than climb this building and assassinate your target, just whistle and have your goons do it for you"
Assassin's Creed game you played?
None whatever, unless you count that there was one in a DS rom pack which I tried that for like 5min (shitty game btw).
Funny part is a BASED japanese AC might actually have lured me in. But they had to noggy it up, so GoT it is.
3
Actually I only played 1 and 3.
I probably should play the highly praised 2 and black flag, but I don`t want to give ubi money and I've become too lazy to pirate stuff.
Syndicate. It was so shit I could only give it an hour before my eyeballs started bleeding. Haven't touched anuscredo since. I hear c**ts are now mandatory protagonists.
I just finished the Ezio trilogy a few days ago. They have not aged anywhere as well as I remembered (haven't played them since they came out).
Honestly, I was king of shocked how bad they all were, especially Revelations. The mechanics are just very shallow as is the gameplay in general for all the Ezio games. That said, II is the worst of them, it's aged the poorest with Brotherhood being the only game that aged reasonably OK. Revelations though felt like a step down from brotherhood in scope and scale and Constantinople was an uninteresting setting despite the historical context. The Altair story stuff was the only memorable part of the game and his VA was awful.
III so far has been an absolute slog to get through as well. It's not terrible, but it's clearly a step down from the setting of the previous games and it suffers a lot from it, but hey at least it introduced the naval combat which is improved upon in black flag. At this point though I'm already burned out on these games again and might not even continue to black flag. III is just very offputting. Conner is an uninteresting, poorly voice acted, stupid character with hardly any personality. Ezio truly is the best protagonist of these games.
3 and i hated it because i don't give a frick about the murican revolution and that indian protagonist. it sucks because it's the end of the story for desmond
first and only one i played was black flag and, like most people, i loved the pirate ship shit and fricking hated all the assassins creed slop that was in it. these games are pure shite
I played every game in the franchise day 1. the only really great ones are 1,2 and Brotherhood. Revelations is ok and I will say 3 was ok too to some extent and Black flag. Rogue was bad. Unity was bad. Syndicate, Origins, Odyssey and Valhalla were all very boring.
1. I only ever played 1, nothing I saw about the series going forward made me want to go out of my way to play more of it. As far as I'm aware the series refuses to advance the modern assassin plotline and keeps shoving the protagonist back into the animus. It's a hanging, unresolved plotline that they should've never introduced in the first place if they're going to keep fricking dancing around it and doing nothing with it.
You can have your ancient assassin stories, they're generally neat, I like them, but the fact they're tied to some overarching bullshit set in modern times is the biggest thing weighing them down.
AC3 on wii u back in 2014. It was my first in the series and I remember feeling disappointed it actually took place in the modern day, and that the past was all simulation or whatever. Still, I remember liking it a lot. I didn’t play a lot of open world games then, so I really took my time exploring Boston, bumping into people in the crowds, getting lost in the wilderness and wandering the smaller towns like Lexington. Playing as a native american was just cool. The most memorable part is where you’re commanding a garrison in the battle against the british. haven’t played an AC ever since
Black flag and it wasn't as hype as I thought it would be. Thought the story did get me a little emotional when you realize all you're pirate homies end up dead and then you start seeing them at the end.
Was a fan 1-Black Flag.
Tried Unity, it was broken as frick at launch and never touched the series again.
Good thing too, frick Ubisoft and frick the never ending milking of this series.
Black Flag and Rogue are identical games but people talk shit about Rogue and praise Black Flag.
Proves they just like pirates and none of the arguments or points they try to conjur up are their real feelings. Just like how euros and normalgay westaboos suck off souls or bloosborne but somehow dont like Sekiro.
Basic b***h low iq normalgay camcerous piecea of subhuman trash
Lmao this is so cute. I haven't browsed AC threads but to know the fanbase has these autistic divides like any other is hilarious.
Homie they're all the same game.
I played 2, and stopped after the main character insults someone's sister. Degenerate. I'm not playing as that. Played 3 for a little while but it was american/french/german poz. Not interested in that either. Played Black Flag for 360, liked it, got stuck and stopped playing. Would have been better if it had nothing to do with arseholes shit. And 1 was degenerate too, finished it I think but I should have stopped when they tried to make a shrink seem moral, as if cutting out brains shouldn't send you out to kill every one of them.
>Rogue is better written than Black Flag
You must be out of your mind. >Shay acts like Achilles sent him out knowing he will die when he can literally listen to Adewale and Achilles talk about how one of their men died to a freak earthquake and they don't know what's going on. >Despite spending months at sea Shay decides the best course of action is bursting into Achilles' room and shouting that he was trying to kill Shay. >Achilles, instead of listening to anything Shay says and trying to figure out what's going on, immediately shouts about rank despite thinking Shay was going to get an Apple and nothing he's saying makes any sense if it was an Apple. >Liam, Hope, and Achilles don't go out to talk to Shay at all for an entire day after his outburst despite not seeing him for months and he just said an earthquake killed a bunch of people and nearly killed him. >Instead they all prepare a bunch of Assassins to ambush Shay for some absurd reason and wait until he betrays them because why exactly? >Shay for some reason thinks Hope is going to poison all of Boston or New York or wherever it was when he literally hears her talking about using it on Templar higher ups specifically when he was still with them and she'd have the least reason to lie to him, not civilians. >Shay doesn't immediately leave the Templars once he finds out Haytham was killing civilians with smallpox-laden blankets despite spending the entire time killing Assassins because he thought they were killing civilians. >Instead he not only continues with killing Assassins and espousing the Templar dogma, but raises his grandchildren as Templars. >Haytham isn't even remotely close to the same character that he was in 3 despite the events of Rogue taking place after his intro in 3.
Rogue is one of the worst written games with the worst written protagonists next to Kassandra in Odyssey and Eivor in Valhalla.
I've never actually played one of these, I had the opinion that ubisoft was shit before the first one even came out
and here we are, they're still making them
Played em all, but last i played was Black Flag.
Hadnt played it since the release and it hasn't aged as well as I remembered.
Almost every other mission is a tailing mission and I didnt care about sailing as much as I did before.
The french one. I like the time period. I didnt think it was going to be great or anything but i thought Paris in that era would be cool just to look around, Ubisoft usually make a pretty good city at least landmarks and buildings are generally accurate.
Weirdly event take place out of sequence and everything is confused. Its a terrible game really, i even changed the language to French because the VA were so bad.
I bought black flag almost ten years ago on a big discount because I felt like playing a pirate game. I put the game down because the start was boring ass creed gameplay and I never touched it again. A braindead tailing mission was the final straw, I was so bored I went to do something else.
I played 1, II, Brotherhood, Black Flag and that one that was in London. I think of all people I have no respect for, the ones who buy every AssCreed might be the worst.
This one actually. It was good and I should beat his trilogy. It seems like the series mostly goes to shit after that with 3 and Black Flag being alright games to just not with as good a story.
Syndicate, it was not as good as I remembered. Played 2, Brotherhood, Revelations, Rogue (first time) and Unity before that. "not as good as I remembered" applies to all of them now that I think about it, though I really enjoyed Revelations for some reason.
I played the three "rpg" games for like 10-12 hours a piece and dropped them. They just felt like shit to play and the endless stilted dialogue and exposition was nauseating. Before that I played the French one which looked amazing but didn't bother finishing it either. The last one I probably completed and enjoyed all the way through was 4
I replayed 2 last year and thought it was still pretty fun. Back in the day I played all of them up through 3 and then stopped because 3 was bad. I kind of want to try origins just because I think ancient Egypt is cool and I want to see the scenery.
Black flag, before that I only played the first 2. I was burned out on 2 before it finished even but I was still really invested in the story but Desmond dying pretty much killed my interest in the series.
The Greek one. I just have a huge boner for the ancient Greek and had a good time despite the bullshit AC shows.
The Ezio trilogy and 3 were the only ones I actually want to revisit, despite Relevations being the worst of the Ezio ones and 3 being a slog at times. I played 4 and Unity too, but black flag was so bad aside from the addicting sailing gameplay and Unity an all around turd that I never intend to try any other game of thats series anymore, except maybe a roman one.
Damn, 2 could have been a masterpiece if they just made the mechanics deeper. Give the estate an actual economy to run, make climbing harder than holding 3 buttons and improve the fighting mechanics and that thing could be known as a real must play. Its just a little push they would have needed and instead the developers turned around and and said "Nope, never better than this."
Black Flag
ship combat was cute in an arcadey way, but the game is still ass. Never wanted another asscreed game again. knew they'd just be the same: press button for epic counter garbage.
I played an hour of the second one back in the day and dropped it. Not counting that, the very first one, which I liked.
I’m not opposed to playing another AC, but the games they’ve made in the past never looked appealing to me. Will a black samurai change my mind and make me take a chance on AC again? Maybe. We’ll see when trailers start coming out.
Brotherhood, my save file got corrupted right near the end (i almost had all the flags too), don't know how the story ends
pissed me off so i never played it again
>What was the last Assassin's Creed game you played?
Assassin's Creed
It was like in 2008. and I was just kinda using it to check out roommates c2wusd 6600 and the 8800gt.
Last one I played: Valhalla.
Last one I enjoyed: Origins.
Literally all Ubisoft had to do was keep following the story of the early Assassins, instead they chose to take the Assassins out of Assassins Creed for some reason.
I like dicks btw
renegade or revolutions or something
glad I didn't pay for it
>It's a good life we live, brother.
god, the fricking nostalgia
>Nostalgia for Asscreed
Say it isn't so Ganker...
I get nostalgia from Call of Duty. What are you gonna do about it, gay?
pity you.
Origins, great game, looking forward to Odyssey after this.
2 more years and people who were BORN at the time of the first game's release will be old enough to frick, drink, drive and post on Ganker.
>2 more years and people who were BORN at the time of the first game's release will be old enough to frick, drink, drive and post on Ganker.
>frick
14?
>drink
21?
>drive
16?
>post on Ganker
18?
These are all different ages.
Unity, hated it at first, it was a buggy mess that prevented me from completing several missions as npcs would bug out, but the second time for some reason it was less buggy and actually fun to play, has the best parkour out of all AC games for sure, also got it for free when Notre Dame burned down
he meant for a non moronic country where all of those fall under 18
>Can frick and drive at teens, can't drink till 21
Oh America
You forgot -
>can go to war at 18
>can’t drink or smoke till 21
normal people start doing all of those things at 14
Yes, time moves forward. What a revelation! Which by the way was also my last AC game.
That one, I tried Brotherhood but I only got like 2 hours in before I got bored.
Loved AC1 and 2, but the move towards more combat made me instantly lose interest in the series
Brotherhood was ass. It started the whole, "rather than climb this building and assassinate your target, just whistle and have your goons do it for you"
3. Loved 2 and brotherhood. Swore off the series after how bad 3 was
Assassin's Creed game you played?
None whatever, unless you count that there was one in a DS rom pack which I tried that for like 5min (shitty game btw).
Funny part is a BASED japanese AC might actually have lured me in. But they had to noggy it up, so GoT it is.
>What was the last Assassin's Creed game you played?
Why, Assassin's Creed, of course.
3
Actually I only played 1 and 3.
I probably should play the highly praised 2 and black flag, but I don`t want to give ubi money and I've become too lazy to pirate stuff.
>too lazy to pirate the pirate game
I think the one set in London but I wasn't really a big fan moreso my brother who played the originals and I watched him when we had to share a PS3
mirage
pretty lame
The last one i played was the greek one. The one i actually finished and had fun with was black flag
Unity.
But by Revelations i was already getting tired, AC3 didnt help matters.
Assassin's Creed: Aryan Brotherhood
Syndicate. It was so shit I could only give it an hour before my eyeballs started bleeding. Haven't touched anuscredo since. I hear c**ts are now mandatory protagonists.
i'm playing III right now.
I just finished the Ezio trilogy a few days ago. They have not aged anywhere as well as I remembered (haven't played them since they came out).
Honestly, I was king of shocked how bad they all were, especially Revelations. The mechanics are just very shallow as is the gameplay in general for all the Ezio games. That said, II is the worst of them, it's aged the poorest with Brotherhood being the only game that aged reasonably OK. Revelations though felt like a step down from brotherhood in scope and scale and Constantinople was an uninteresting setting despite the historical context. The Altair story stuff was the only memorable part of the game and his VA was awful.
III so far has been an absolute slog to get through as well. It's not terrible, but it's clearly a step down from the setting of the previous games and it suffers a lot from it, but hey at least it introduced the naval combat which is improved upon in black flag. At this point though I'm already burned out on these games again and might not even continue to black flag. III is just very offputting. Conner is an uninteresting, poorly voice acted, stupid character with hardly any personality. Ezio truly is the best protagonist of these games.
>mfw they gave Altair a horribly racist middle eastern accent because his VA sounded too American
>his VA is ethnically middle eastern
3 and i hated it because i don't give a frick about the murican revolution and that indian protagonist. it sucks because it's the end of the story for desmond
odyssey, didn't really pay attention to the story though and just modded kassandra to be a 7ft tall strongfat amazonian
Have never played one.
oh I just remembered I got black flag on wii u
I didn't play long enough to get to a boat, but I thought the idea was cool
Never played anything past Black Flag. Sounds like I dodged a bullet.
first and only one i played was black flag and, like most people, i loved the pirate ship shit and fricking hated all the assassins creed slop that was in it. these games are pure shite
>gaming is so bad right now that nu-Ganker unironically glazes assassins creed
fricking grim
>glazes
Gen Alpha poster.
He just likes donuts.
im a zillennial but i am virile young sport unlike you basement dwelling muttlennials.
I played every game in the franchise day 1. the only really great ones are 1,2 and Brotherhood. Revelations is ok and I will say 3 was ok too to some extent and Black flag. Rogue was bad. Unity was bad. Syndicate, Origins, Odyssey and Valhalla were all very boring.
Revelations.
https://twitter.com/mossinmind
white landwhale roastie writer for Assassin Creed Blackws: We Wuz Samurai
Find a picture of her without shades and you'll find she' asian
Odyssey The only ones I've played are 1, 2, Syndicate and Odyssey, Odyssey was terrible and I barely played or remember Syndicate.
the first one, it was also the only one in the series I played
the synchronization/modern time sub plot put me off
1. I only ever played 1, nothing I saw about the series going forward made me want to go out of my way to play more of it. As far as I'm aware the series refuses to advance the modern assassin plotline and keeps shoving the protagonist back into the animus. It's a hanging, unresolved plotline that they should've never introduced in the first place if they're going to keep fricking dancing around it and doing nothing with it.
You can have your ancient assassin stories, they're generally neat, I like them, but the fact they're tied to some overarching bullshit set in modern times is the biggest thing weighing them down.
Black Flag. Just last year for the anniversary. The Ezio trilogy and it are the best games in the series.
That one
AC3 on wii u back in 2014. It was my first in the series and I remember feeling disappointed it actually took place in the modern day, and that the past was all simulation or whatever. Still, I remember liking it a lot. I didn’t play a lot of open world games then, so I really took my time exploring Boston, bumping into people in the crowds, getting lost in the wilderness and wandering the smaller towns like Lexington. Playing as a native american was just cool. The most memorable part is where you’re commanding a garrison in the battle against the british. haven’t played an AC ever since
I'm playing through Valhalla right now. I really enjoyed Odyssey and said i should give Valhalla another try. Its ok for now
Unity
Quit because after Desmond dead story suck dog shit
AC2 was the first game I ever 100% completed. Never played AC3, 100% completed AC4 (last AC game I played).
Probably syndicate because I like the victorian london aesthetic, it was either that or 3.
Regrettably AC Odyssey. I wish Revelation was the last one I played.
Origins. Skipped a few titles here and there but Origins was where I stopped.
Origins, but I'm thinking of giving Odyssey a chance.
I have 100%d all the main AC games as well as Bloodlines except Mirage.
1. 2
2. 1
3. Brotherhood
4. Revelations
5. Unity
6. Syndicate
7. Odyssey
8. Origins
9. Valhalla
10. Rogue
11. Black Flag
13. Bloodlines
14. Liberation
15. Freedom Cry
Forgot 3
3 goes between Unity ans Syndicate
Brotherhood
It's also the only one, the assassins management was fun
I tried AC3, since I like the idea of playing as native americans during different parts of US history.
Too bad the game was lame and the main character felt like he had no reason to really be there, kind of like the MC in fallout 3.
Unity. The franchise peaked with 1 btw.
Black flag and it wasn't as hype as I thought it would be. Thought the story did get me a little emotional when you realize all you're pirate homies end up dead and then you start seeing them at the end.
Black flag
Was a fan 1-Black Flag.
Tried Unity, it was broken as frick at launch and never touched the series again.
Good thing too, frick Ubisoft and frick the never ending milking of this series.
never played any LOL
I only played far cry and watchdogs both were meh cuz ubisoft
Black Flag and Rogue are identical games but people talk shit about Rogue and praise Black Flag.
Proves they just like pirates and none of the arguments or points they try to conjur up are their real feelings. Just like how euros and normalgay westaboos suck off souls or bloosborne but somehow dont like Sekiro.
Basic b***h low iq normalgay camcerous piecea of subhuman trash
Lmao this is so cute. I haven't browsed AC threads but to know the fanbase has these autistic divides like any other is hilarious.
Homie they're all the same game.
home brah frfr im actually the one so above ot all brah me yall kawk.sayi. bruh fr lmao
yeah sure buddy, youre so smart and cool. mmhmm
Yeah makes me wonder if it's because Black Flag is well written and Rogue is not
Damn next time post even more buzzwords
thats not what that word means. draw again from the hat of cliche Ganker comebacks.
Doesn't help that black flag came before and was it's own game while rogue just feel like a cheap copycat
I played 2, and stopped after the main character insults someone's sister. Degenerate. I'm not playing as that. Played 3 for a little while but it was american/french/german poz. Not interested in that either. Played Black Flag for 360, liked it, got stuck and stopped playing. Would have been better if it had nothing to do with arseholes shit. And 1 was degenerate too, finished it I think but I should have stopped when they tried to make a shrink seem moral, as if cutting out brains shouldn't send you out to kill every one of them.
Rogue is better written than Black Flag
You dont reallt give a shit about story is asscreed or games anyway, yoire just looking for yet another fake argument
>can't even quote the right person
lmao
I'll accept the concession
>Rogue is better written than Black Flag
You must be out of your mind.
>Shay acts like Achilles sent him out knowing he will die when he can literally listen to Adewale and Achilles talk about how one of their men died to a freak earthquake and they don't know what's going on.
>Despite spending months at sea Shay decides the best course of action is bursting into Achilles' room and shouting that he was trying to kill Shay.
>Achilles, instead of listening to anything Shay says and trying to figure out what's going on, immediately shouts about rank despite thinking Shay was going to get an Apple and nothing he's saying makes any sense if it was an Apple.
>Liam, Hope, and Achilles don't go out to talk to Shay at all for an entire day after his outburst despite not seeing him for months and he just said an earthquake killed a bunch of people and nearly killed him.
>Instead they all prepare a bunch of Assassins to ambush Shay for some absurd reason and wait until he betrays them because why exactly?
>Shay for some reason thinks Hope is going to poison all of Boston or New York or wherever it was when he literally hears her talking about using it on Templar higher ups specifically when he was still with them and she'd have the least reason to lie to him, not civilians.
>Shay doesn't immediately leave the Templars once he finds out Haytham was killing civilians with smallpox-laden blankets despite spending the entire time killing Assassins because he thought they were killing civilians.
>Instead he not only continues with killing Assassins and espousing the Templar dogma, but raises his grandchildren as Templars.
>Haytham isn't even remotely close to the same character that he was in 3 despite the events of Rogue taking place after his intro in 3.
Rogue is one of the worst written games with the worst written protagonists next to Kassandra in Odyssey and Eivor in Valhalla.
I've never actually played one of these, I had the opinion that ubisoft was shit before the first one even came out
and here we are, they're still making them
What games had Ubisoft made before 2007 to make you think they were shit?
all of them
For Honor is the only game they've ever made I've enjoyed.
>all of them
>Sands of Time
>Splinter Cell
>Beyond Good and Evil
Worst opinion I've ever seen tbh. What a sad c**t you must be.
Revelations, but I'll play 3 in a few months
Played em all, but last i played was Black Flag.
Hadnt played it since the release and it hasn't aged as well as I remembered.
Almost every other mission is a tailing mission and I didnt care about sailing as much as I did before.
The french one. I like the time period. I didnt think it was going to be great or anything but i thought Paris in that era would be cool just to look around, Ubisoft usually make a pretty good city at least landmarks and buildings are generally accurate.
Weirdly event take place out of sequence and everything is confused. Its a terrible game really, i even changed the language to French because the VA were so bad.
3 and it was dogshit
i don't know something after 2
the first one was the only good one anyway
I bought black flag almost ten years ago on a big discount because I felt like playing a pirate game. I put the game down because the start was boring ass creed gameplay and I never touched it again. A braindead tailing mission was the final straw, I was so bored I went to do something else.
I played 1, II, Brotherhood, Black Flag and that one that was in London. I think of all people I have no respect for, the ones who buy every AssCreed might be the worst.
The multiplayer PvP one as it and 1 were the only good entries.
This one actually. It was good and I should beat his trilogy. It seems like the series mostly goes to shit after that with 3 and Black Flag being alright games to just not with as good a story.
Haven't finished one since Black Flag
I got maybe 3 hours into Unity
I pirated Syndicate and dropped it at the one hour mark
Haven't played any since
Syndicate, it was not as good as I remembered. Played 2, Brotherhood, Revelations, Rogue (first time) and Unity before that. "not as good as I remembered" applies to all of them now that I think about it, though I really enjoyed Revelations for some reason.
Valhalla is the last one I finished. Or Mirage's 2 hours long trial.
The one where we play as Templars
I played the three "rpg" games for like 10-12 hours a piece and dropped them. They just felt like shit to play and the endless stilted dialogue and exposition was nauseating. Before that I played the French one which looked amazing but didn't bother finishing it either. The last one I probably completed and enjoyed all the way through was 4
I replayed 2 last year and thought it was still pretty fun. Back in the day I played all of them up through 3 and then stopped because 3 was bad. I kind of want to try origins just because I think ancient Egypt is cool and I want to see the scenery.
Black flag, before that I only played the first 2. I was burned out on 2 before it finished even but I was still really invested in the story but Desmond dying pretty much killed my interest in the series.
The only one I ever played was 3. I guess that has something to do with me never sticking with the series.
The Greek one. I just have a huge boner for the ancient Greek and had a good time despite the bullshit AC shows.
The Ezio trilogy and 3 were the only ones I actually want to revisit, despite Relevations being the worst of the Ezio ones and 3 being a slog at times. I played 4 and Unity too, but black flag was so bad aside from the addicting sailing gameplay and Unity an all around turd that I never intend to try any other game of thats series anymore, except maybe a roman one.
Damn, 2 could have been a masterpiece if they just made the mechanics deeper. Give the estate an actual economy to run, make climbing harder than holding 3 buttons and improve the fighting mechanics and that thing could be known as a real must play. Its just a little push they would have needed and instead the developers turned around and and said "Nope, never better than this."
Black Flag
ship combat was cute in an arcadey way, but the game is still ass. Never wanted another asscreed game again. knew they'd just be the same: press button for epic counter garbage.
Assassin's creed
Black Flag, it was excellent.
would have been even better if they had removed the Assassin's Creed part with the time jumps to the present day
Black Flag.
The viking one. But it was awful and I never finished it.
Is it really as bad as people say? I'm thinking of trying it, but not before Origins
I played an hour of the second one back in the day and dropped it. Not counting that, the very first one, which I liked.
I’m not opposed to playing another AC, but the games they’ve made in the past never looked appealing to me. Will a black samurai change my mind and make me take a chance on AC again? Maybe. We’ll see when trailers start coming out.
3. It made me swear off the series for good and it was also so horrible at release I didn't buy another full price game for like 6 years after
The last one I played was 3. I actually loved it but never touched the games again after.
Valhalla
It's not about assassins nor any creed.
1, and sucked.
The second one, after that I had zero desire to touch that shitty franchise ever again
Brotherhood, my save file got corrupted right near the end (i almost had all the flags too), don't know how the story ends
pissed me off so i never played it again
>What was the last Assassin's Creed game you played?
Assassin's Creed
It was like in 2008. and I was just kinda using it to check out roommates c2wusd 6600 and the 8800gt.
3. The series became really wacky after that.
black flag but ass creed 2 is the best
You posted it
Never played one and I don't feel like I've missed anything
..k
Revelations.
It's the end of ezio's story, so that's where AC ended for me. I don't give a shit if autismos here hate AC, it's my favorite franchise.
Was thinking about getting Mirage on sale but Shadows made me lose my appetite
Last one I played: Valhalla.
Last one I enjoyed: Origins.
Literally all Ubisoft had to do was keep following the story of the early Assassins, instead they chose to take the Assassins out of Assassins Creed for some reason.
Black Flag
I don't care about Ass Creed I just want RAYMAN
AC1 with all HUD turned off. It is kino.
They all ages badly. But AC2,brotherhood,AC1,black flag are the best.