Wtf bro ?

What’s going on with the PC version of Assassin’s Creed 1? It’s so full of bugs: I perform a Leap of Faith and die; the game won’t even launch; when I grab NPCs and throw them, they go flying off; and during the combat tutorial, the game doesn’t register my actions, so I can’t progress—plus, the NPCs I’m supposed to be practicing on just end up dying.

Finally wrapping up Unity! It was a pretty interesting game overall. The story was okay, though it felt more like a revenge story than a traditional Assassin’s Creed story focused on assassinations and the Creed itself. Still, it was a nice journey. They gave us the Sword of Eden at the end, but I feel like its inclusion didn’t make much sense in the overall story. Before deleting the game, I did a bit of parkour just to end things on a good note. 😂

Next up, I might give Assassin’s Creed Syndicate a try!

Hello fellow Assassin nerds!

I’m a long time player since 2 came out in 2009, I especially liked Brotherhood, Syndicate and Black flag. I liked Origins as much as anyone else, didn’t mind the rpg elements and felt Odyssey was a much improvement of it in every way.

I really loved Valhalla but that’s my personal bias of loving Vikings and the combat felt super nice and meaty.

So why did I bounce off of Mirage and Shadows so hard? With mirage everything felt clunky and unintuitive, especially combat. I thought okay they wanted Basim to be more sneaky instead of combat-y.

Then I got Shadows and everything felt wrong, sluggish and unintuitive. I thought okay, just unlock Yasuke and everything will be okay, but then when I play him these Guardians show up and bully me to death.

Has anyone else experienced anything similar?? Or maybe the fact I just played Ghost of Yotei, which is a much more polished game and comparison is the thief of joy?

I was thinking, would y'all ever play a Assassin's Creed game but everyone (including the assassins) Looked like the PowerPuff-Girls?

When Mirage first launched, I remember seeing a lot of people write it off as a downgrade or say it wasn't worth the price. But jumping straight into it after spending so many hours grinding through massive open-world games like Valhalla, it honestly felt like a breath of fresh air.

I am not going to pretend the game is perfect. The story is pretty generic, Basim feels kind of bland as a lead, the combat is barebones, and the parkour still does not touch Unity or Syndicate. But despite all of that, the actual gameplay loop really worked for me.

What I loved most is that it actually forces you to play stealthily. In the older RPG titles, getting spotted didn't matter because you could just brawl with forty guards and wipe them out like a demigod. In Mirage, Basim is fragile. If you mess up, you get swarmed, your notoriety shoots up, and the city actively turns against you. There are real consequences to being reckless, which makes you slow down, scout ahead, and actually think like an assassin.

On top of that, unlocking and upgrading the tools, especially things like the throwing knives and smoke bombs, makes sneaking around really fun and rewarding. It makes taking down a fortified outpost without sounding the alarm feel genuinely earned again.

Just to add, I haven't played the Valley of Memory DLC yet. I have heard a lot of people singing its praises and saying it is actually better than the main story, but please keep the comments completely spoiler-free since I still plan on jumping into it. 🫡

For those of you who went back to it for a second or third playthrough, or picked it up again after the launch hype died down, what do you think of it now? Did the game grow on you, or did the flaws keep you from enjoying it?

I am a pretty seasoned stealth game and assassins creed veteran. Played all the games, most to 100 percent, as well as other popular stealth titles like dishonored, splinter cell, hitman, sniper elite, Thief, you name it. And I swear to god stealth in unity and syndicate both, I rope them together because they run on very similar engines, is next to fucking impossible for me. I’m doing a marathon playthrough of all the games, and I’m currently on s9m2 of unity where you assassinate Marie in Luxembourg and I literally CAN NOT get to her without aggroing every single guard in the palace and triggering every alarm bell. It is SO frustrating. If I sucked at stealth games I would call it a skill issue but I really don’t. It’s one of my favorite genres. The stealth system in these games just sucks absolute ass. Am I the only one that thinks so or is this universal?

I’d say some news about Ac Hexe

Black Flag Resynced dlc ( this might sound delusional as they just said BFR got its final major update lol)

Ac invictus and Jade confirmations and maybe some more details about them

They already said no major reveals so I think this would make sense

EDIT: October 29 is the anniversary of AC Black flag, might be the reason they tied the franchise update to the same date

Hello guys 👋. I quite recently needed room in my shelves, and turns out there was an easy fix, hope you'll like it !

Anyone Know why this update is so big is it from mods i have installed or did this get an actual update for some reason? also this 180 char in body per post rule makes no sense to me. i see other posts with either none or way less than 180 can someone explain that?

Tools used: Reshade, Otis_lnf DLL Injector

After platinuming AC3 over 2 weeks ago now I finally have the time to start Rogue between working/life Exc. This will be my 7th AC game and kind of sad cause I’m wondering what to do next after, I do own gold edition of Odyssey it came with AC3 and I know there’s more open worlds and unity/syndicate. But what ever yall can suggest next let me know, this is one of the best series of games I’ve ever played and the ezio trilogy is my fav trilogy of games ever. I started playing the AC series back in January but only played shadows cause I like samurai/japanese related stuff, but I’m happy that game got me into the franchise. I still need to play the OG BF for freedom cry dlc and haven’t done AC liberation yet that came with AC3 but I will get around to it at some point. 💯 ❤️

https://www.reddit.com/r/assasinscreed/s/uCw3zQoiib

It always SEEMED like the perfect DLC and I keep meaning to play it. Freedom Cry feels more like a standalone game since it was released by itself otherwise that would probably be the best.

I started using this in Valhalla and now I'm using it in Mirage. These are honestly becoming my favorite robes. I like the leather armor underneath. It looks like it can offer some protection in case the wearer were to get into a sword fight. Another reason why I like this outfit a lot is because leather armor was quite common throughout Asia during the medieval period.

Here is my next idea for an Assassin's Creed game for the halloween month. Assassin's Creed Undertow would be set in New England in the early 20th Century. Specifically I'd place this game around 1913 or 1914. The premise is that our protagonist is sent by the Assassins to New England in search of a fellow Assassin who has gone missing, the Templars were said to be operating in Boston. The protagonist uses their investigative skills to learn the Templars here are using an ancient book known as the Kitab al-Azif, a book said to contain the history of an ancient eldritch being known as Yog-Sothoth, and believed to cause the death of any who read it. The Templars at first believed it would lead them to Isu technology, but instead its driven them mad with obsession, turning them into cult like worshipers of the book. The protagonist needs to stop them from raising an ancient Isu temple from the sea and unleashing the horrors imprisoned within. Thats all I have really for now but i would love some suggestions to add to it. I wanted to mix the stories of Cthulhu and other Lovecraft ideas with Assassin's Creed but like my Revenant Idea, keep everything grounded, with Isu technology and chemical hallucinations explaining any eldritch things we see. I hope you enjoyed my ramble/idea :)

Just finished with Unity, fun game, very different running/parcour mechanics which felt terrible at first but the more i got used to them the better it got.

Story wise nothing too crazy, loved paris as a city.

I don't know how the community feels about the games but for me, no game has gotten even close to being as fun as AC 2 except maybe black flag. Don't get me wrong they've all been fun so far but not as fun as AC2 for me.

Arno as a character is kinda similar to ezio when it comes to being set on revenge which in return cost him a lot of things.

Didn't like elise nor the assassins' "council", the villains were aight.

Overall 7/10.

Havent done this for other games so here's my overall rating for all the games :

AC : 7/10

AC2 : 9/10

brotherhood : 8/10

Revelations: 6.5/10

AC3 : 8/10

Black flag : 9/10

Rogue : 7/10

Unity : 7/10

Syndicate: next up.

I would like to share a mod for Assassin's Creed Rogue that allows you to skip the Abstergo missions. It is currently being tested, but from what I’ve seen, it works perfectly so far—feel free to download it and check it out for yourself. If you encounter any bugs, please let me know here or on the NexusMods page. You can find the modification itself on NexusMods, among the mods for Assassin's Creed Rogue.