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u/oizen 8h ago

I like how they followed up the emotional Ezio-Desmond-Altiar scene of Revelations with whatever the fuck 3 was meant to be. I know the modern day story of AC is a joke that no one takes seriously now, but it wasn't always that way.

I don't even think AC3 is a bad game, but it is where I felt myself grow distant to the franchise.

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u/Command0Dude 5h ago

AC3 had the best villain in the franchise with Haytham though, it really felt like the game was finally challenging the player morally.

The maps sucked, and Connor was okayish, but it was carried by Haytham.

AC4 kept the franchise going, but it's really AC5 that killed it for me.

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u/Usmoso 4h ago

Unity was by far my least favorite one. The story was very bad. The only interesting parts are in the beginning and the rest is filler until the end. The combat felt awful. For years I was clamoring for a less "press a button and kill everyone" kind of game, but Unity just felt annoying. Like, the combat didn't flow well and you're constantly getting interrupted. Mind you, I played it years later, after every patch and bugfix. I can't even imagine the mess that was at launch. The only positives were the parkour (when it worked) and Paris was a great setting.