@@Vayne_Solidorthey weren't too hard, the optional objectives for the Romulus lairs were BS tho. Like complete in 8 minutes without getting hit, meanwhile there's like 5 long parkour segments and knife throwing furries around every corner and hidden flags or animus fragments as well. There's no way you can do that in 8 minutes.
I personally loved the flying machine missions and wish there had been more of them….the “tank” one on the other hand was nightmare fuel, mostly due to lackluster controls but still a good concept.
I actually ignored all the microtransactions in Odyssey but I did take some free items. The Da Vinci Machines were hated? I liked them. MA COSA!? SHOOT! SHOOT THE FLYING DEMON! I don't recall the flying missions being that difficult. I liked running people over with the tank. There are videos of people fully synchronizing the tank mission so it has been done. I liked the electric sword in Unity. I would not want to cut off my finger to use a blade. I can see why Altair redesigned the blade so future assassins wouldn't have to do that. Do you even use Assassins in Valhalla? I barely played that game.
The Naval Cannon and the Machine Gun missions ROCK . I'm not joking , they ROCK . The Bomber is a bit difficult due to its clunky controlls , however you have the option to turn them normal from their default inverted state while in-game , lowering the difficulty of the mission SIGNIFICANTLY . The Tank however ... I kid you not , applying a a " no health loss " condition for full synchronization on a machine designed for showcasing brute strength is just poor game designing . I know the Bomber has the exact same condition , however there are 2 inherit differences ; 1 ) The Bomber is a flying machine and if you manage it properly ( ie by shooting the ground to ignite fires helping lift it up and also using the heat from the factories ' chimneys before destroying them ) , it can reach heights that the archers' flaming arrows simply don't reach . 2 ) The Tank's portion of its level is an extremely NARROW path , loaded with cannons . The only way to avoid them is to continuously simming to the other end of the cannons near the narrow path's cliff walls in order for the cannons to not damage you ( also , ALWAYS and I mean ALWAYS , after destroying the cannons you must also blow up every gunpowder barrel near to fully clear the path , otherwise you might get accidentally damaged by falling onto them ) . It took me 2,5 HOURS during nighttime to get 100 % sync on the tank just because the optional objective is pretty much making the tank's appeal completely useless .
Completely agree, that’s the dumbest thing having a knife with you to defend against the sharks would make it more balanced since a shark that’s bleeding would get attacked by the others allowing you to get to safety. Modern divers will carry shark knives that have the CO2 tube to blast the sharks skin into chum. I personally only use the sabers on land but if it was there I’d use the hidden blades under water.
When it’s my first time playing Black Flag, tailing ships was so difficult to do it especially at my first time. Unlike playing other AC games, I’m fine tailing someone on land. But, tailing someone at ship? It stressed me out a bit. But when I replayed Black Flag, I finally mastered tailing a ship, by patience and focus.
Just disappointing they not only killed her off but hit you with the ‘oh she was secretly a bad guy all along’ without much hinting or foreshadowing of this at all that I can remember
@@rosswayman7979 Yeah. It was so stupid and forced. I still like Lucy. No matter the ridiculous plot twist that was shown in a dlc. It shows you how much "she working for the templars" is forced.
Read the Assassins Creed Revelations book as I was playing through the game. Revelations is all about the end of Ezio's story and how he becomes an elderly grandmaster assassin and sets up the brotherhood, initiating and commanding others Something like the Tower Defence minigame is a perfect example of something seemingly mundane that a Grandmaster of an organisation would be responsible for. I think it was a great example of Ezio growing from wanting revenge for his family in AC:2, establishing an order in Brotherhood and finally maintaining and being responsible for the defence and protection of the order in Revelations.
Great vid I love the Assassin Creed games I’m slowly playing through the lot of them I’m on AC2 trying to get 100% completion I’m one of the OCD gang hahah
Moment number 2: Playing AC Origins and realising that although the game is brilliant ,the combat is horrendous. Assassins Creed Origins The Setting of Ptolemaic Egypt is superb, the entire region is filled with immense beauty, the setting pulls you in and saturates your brain in another time,in another world. The setting is so beautiful that you wish not to ride atop your cherished camel ,instead you constantly want to walk the sand covered streets,the agricultural fields of the Bread Basket,in the blissfully idyllic oasis and in the spectacular landscapes of the Egyptian desert. The wildlife is accurate, engaging and adds an adventurous aspect to the game, like wrestling a Nile crocodile or running away from a charging hippopotamus, it feels so natural and makes you love Egypt even more. You have a pet falcon that aids in scouting and in combat, the most perfect friend a man can ask for. I love my little Horus. The weapons, the outfits/armours are numerous and good. The combat is fun and engaging with a clear progression arch, making you feel stronger only when you work on improving your combat. Although it is not as good as the older games, it relies to much on button mashing and ‘’adrenaline power ups’’ instead of well timed counters and beautiful/elegant counter/take down moves. For the Copesh … the most iconic Egyptian sword...there are only 2 KILL MOVES… Whilst fighting unarmed , you can’t disarm an enemy , here too it is just button mashing and ‘’adrenaline power ups’’..to do faster button mashing…. It is frightening to me how AC1s combat is far superior to a game created more than a decade later. You play the entire games Byek but of course it is the femiazi that assassinated Julius Caesar, have to show how a woman kills the most powerful man on the planet. FUCK the woke femiazi cult Assassinating an enemy around a corner is not as good as in Unity, in Unity you kill the target and you neatly place the body against the wall you were hiding against. Here you don’t hide as much as crouch awkwardly against a wall trying to face the correct direction when the enemy passes, then once you assassinate him..the body just drops to the floor right there for all to see, then you have to move over the body, pick it up and carry it 2 feet around the corner and flop it down on the floor. Why did Unities dev team do such a better job than this team? Unfortunately there is no social stealth….you can only hide in bushes, hay or some sparsely placed closets. No blending into/hiding in crowds, on benches, or working with clerical factions to hide in plain sight. They really missed the ball on this one. The characters are most engaging, Baek is a brilliant protagonist, a Madjey returning home after a long expedition ,finding his home under occupation and tracking down those in power with ill repute and working on creating a regime change.The way you lose your ring finger in game is epic.
You can disable the idiotic damage numbers which greatly increases immersion. You can read scattered papyri that tells you so much of this fabled land,of its peoples and its culture, then you get to delve into ancient (even for that time) crypts ,exploring the ancient tombs of Pharaohs a millenia older than Cleopatra herself, that leaves you itching with excitement to see what adventurous treasures lies around the next corner. This game is a visual piece of art, bringing the past to life. Although it is not perfect ,It is really good. 8/10 due to the mediocre combat, the feminazi BS and lack of social stealth..
@@nicholasduncan5842 most people today are to lazy to read, and I admit, I do have a mouthful to say about the game. I guess once people select the "see more" tab, they immediately nope out. "Not here to read a short novel " I guess haha.
I will be forever pissed off that Lucy was obnoxiously killed off & randomly revealed in a DLC to be a triple agent traitor all because Kristen Bell wasn't going to continue voicing her. Comes off as a cheap bit of spite rather than an interesting plot twist... also ( I know I hated these at least ): tailing & eavesdropping missions in general those cairns in Valhalla the Animus glitch challenges in Valhalla completing the Encyclopedia of the Common Man in AC3 and I just hate level scaling in general....just let me be an overpowered badass ffs devs
Eavesdropping missions were annoying, they move so fast while you struggle to keep up without getting spotted by either the targets or a random guard/sniper who decides to pick on you. Brotherhoods da Vinci machines were great, good stealth, good build up, then you get to mess around with his machines. Although I never got the 100% tank objective and for the first few times I absolutely sucked at the flying machine missions crashing immediately everytime. Then den defence was fun, idk why it's so hated. It's a fun little defend the base thing, you command your troops, I agree it's like a mobile game but they actually took the time and effort to make it good. I would deliberately kill people building up notoriety just to do another den defence. They're also easy, just get Greek fire barricades, maybe like 4 crossbows for basic troop killers then spam riflemen and splinter bombers and any siege machine and army will be wiped out before they even make it to the base. The true annoying parts was sparing rodrigo Borgia after hunting him for 21 years straight, ik he didn't die irl at that time but at least let him escape or something instead of releasing him. Brotherhoods Romulus lairs sucked, complete in 8 minutes without getting hit is impossible, you have like 5 long parkour segments, tonnes of knife throwing furries around every corner and hidden flags or animus fragments laying around, there's no way it can be done in 8 minutes.
Don't lie. The real "most hated" thing is Watchmojo doing absolutely no research before making these videos. At least play the game if you're going to make videos on it....
Moment 3: Play AC Unity and realising that during the sensational madieval section... everyone is using 17th century swords instead of 12th century swords. Assassins Creed Unity. It bothers me immensely that they made such an epic prologue to the game set in Medieval France where you fight as the Templars ... but they did not even bother to give anyone a medieval sword. They all use 17th century swords... and I hate that. They could have easily just added ONE medieval arming sword that you can use in game ,that fits perfectly with the Superb medieval assassins armour (Dark Altair armour) ..but they refused to just do that. On the flip side, ‘Revelations’ shitty NPC copy & paste potato face was clearly a focus in unity, you have vast crowds of people and not once did I feel like even one NPCs face was copied to another ,it was that good. The architecture/building design is so detailed and strikingly beautiful, the devs certainly deserve an applause for that. The combat is slightly clunky but good overall. Social stealth and Assassinating an enemy around a corner is brilliant in Unity, you kill the target and you neatly place the body against the wall you were hiding against. I wish you were more involved with the major events, like being in amongst the crowds during the storming of the Bastille and such but I digress. They did justice to Napoleon, the weapon and combat variety is vast and engaging, the setting is superb for assassin activity and there are little to no mythological addons nor any excrement of the woke feminazi Cult which makes this AC brilliant, 8/10.
replaying some of the past AC3 games and holy crap, why is there so much bloat? Im playing Unity right now and there is so much pointless crap to do. most of the time you get shitty gear or money to buy even more shitty gear. Cant stand it. Hope they stopped with that crap in Mirage.
Most hated for me it’s a tie between the Leonardo Da Vinci tank misson from AC2,or the catch the courier mission from AC3 borg were herendous,and I never want to play them ever again.
you cant really hate the writers on the last one. i would blame kristen bale overestimating her wortrh. so Ubisoft gave her a reality check and the rest of us got a sub par ending to what could have been a great character1
The hated thing for me in odyssey is that they only had alexios as a playable character just to fit in with ubis recent open world games of having 2 playable genders and that his story isnt canon it was a pointless mistake to add him as playable just to fit in with todays standards and made odyssey feel so lack luster that i dont want to finish it
Let's face facts: The entire Assassin Creed franchise is bloated, convoluted, and highly overrated. A cool concept, but the finished products are *woefully* handicapped by the old adage "Too many cooks spoiling the broth." The bugs alone still give me anxiety, let alone the insistent drag assing and unethical business practices, which I noticed you didn't mention on this list.
Amazing video mojo’s plays and I love everything about assassin creed syndicate and I find assassin creed Valhalla more boring not very that interesting then odyssey’s.
Annoying leveling in odyssey why I never finished it. Ac3. I didn’t hate one listed but I tell you mission you have to stop five British soldiers getting plans. It took me years to beat. Figure out how to stop last guy before reaches camp
Right a few criticisms 1. A few of these "moments" aren't t actually moments, 2. Syndicate is a bad game, 3. The removal of the ring finger was to show devotion to the creed and not to conceal the blade and 4. Ezio became a commander on the battlefield when he became the mentor of the creed.
4:48 the worst part about this is that half of the pages are locked behind later sequences so even if you have access to all the cities a memory wall will prevent you from getting all pages early on
The biggest hate was dlcs for both 2 and Revelations that you can't get anymore due to either facebook shut dow their app for 2 and I forgot what they did to Revelations. Both surfer the same fate.
I like to think that the put the blade on their under arms because so many people knew that they were on the top of the arm to conceal it and keep it more hidden
@@domiiinik4320Assassins were always a thing, especially by the time of Eivor's period. Sure, they weren't considered "assassins" as their official title in that game but they were assassins all the same and followed the doctrine that was established as far back as AC1.
Because thats like a huge part of what old assassins creed was about. And its horrible gameplaywise. Its okay 1 time,but for 20 tailing sequences to be in a game is just insane. They are boring as fuck
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Please do a part 2 of this video.
The Da Vinci machines were an awesome part of the games, at least for me.
Yes, although some are a bit tricky for full sync (optional goals)
I didn't realize they were hated.
I agree
@@Vayne_Solidorthey weren't too hard, the optional objectives for the Romulus lairs were BS tho. Like complete in 8 minutes without getting hit, meanwhile there's like 5 long parkour segments and knife throwing furries around every corner and hidden flags or animus fragments as well. There's no way you can do that in 8 minutes.
I personally loved the flying machine missions and wish there had been more of them….the “tank” one on the other hand was nightmare fuel, mostly due to lackluster controls but still a good concept.
i have two of the three platinum's for the Ezio collection just need to finish the archive stuff in revelations
I actually ignored all the microtransactions in Odyssey but I did take some free items.
The Da Vinci Machines were hated? I liked them. MA COSA!? SHOOT! SHOOT THE FLYING DEMON! I don't recall the flying missions being that difficult. I liked running people over with the tank. There are videos of people fully synchronizing the tank mission so it has been done.
I liked the electric sword in Unity.
I would not want to cut off my finger to use a blade. I can see why Altair redesigned the blade so future assassins wouldn't have to do that.
Do you even use Assassins in Valhalla? I barely played that game.
In AC1 Lucy has her ring finger for half the game meaning the Templars cut it off to trick Desmond so her betrayal was planned
I had no idea the Da Vinci machines were hated. I enjoyed ‘em.
Yeah well. Your probably one hell of a good gamer. Most people struggle with them. Me included. Well depending on what machine I'm using.
The Naval Cannon and the Machine Gun missions ROCK . I'm not joking , they ROCK . The Bomber is a bit difficult due to its clunky controlls , however you have the option to turn them normal from their default inverted state while in-game , lowering the difficulty of the mission SIGNIFICANTLY . The Tank however ... I kid you not , applying a a " no health loss " condition for full synchronization on a machine designed for showcasing brute strength is just poor game designing . I know the Bomber has the exact same condition , however there are 2 inherit differences ;
1 ) The Bomber is a flying machine and if you manage it properly ( ie by shooting the ground to ignite fires helping lift it up and also using the heat from the factories ' chimneys before destroying them ) , it can reach heights that the archers' flaming arrows simply don't reach .
2 ) The Tank's portion of its level is an extremely NARROW path , loaded with cannons . The only way to avoid them is to continuously simming to the other end of the cannons near the narrow path's cliff walls in order for the cannons to not damage you ( also , ALWAYS and I mean ALWAYS , after destroying the cannons you must also blow up every gunpowder barrel near to fully clear the path , otherwise you might get accidentally damaged by falling onto them ) .
It took me 2,5 HOURS during nighttime to get 100 % sync on the tank just because the optional objective is pretty much making the tank's appeal completely useless .
I would have added not even having your wrist blade and being 100% defenseless when underwater with sharks.
Completely agree, that’s the dumbest thing having a knife with you to defend against the sharks would make it more balanced since a shark that’s bleeding would get attacked by the others allowing you to get to safety.
Modern divers will carry shark knives that have the CO2 tube to blast the sharks skin into chum.
I personally only use the sabers on land but if it was there I’d use the hidden blades under water.
When it’s my first time playing Black Flag, tailing ships was so difficult to do it especially at my first time. Unlike playing other AC games, I’m fine tailing someone on land. But, tailing someone at ship? It stressed me out a bit. But when I replayed Black Flag, I finally mastered tailing a ship, by patience and focus.
Tailing ships isn't that difficult in Black Flag. I have played the game like 5 - 6 times and never had problem with that.
Your probably one of the few that didn't. While others always had trouble with it while trying to get a full sync.
Kristen Bell(Lucy) demanded royalties for her appearances in the games and future games so her character was killed off, effectively firing her.
And they couldn't get someone else? That's what happened in Bayonetta 3.
Just disappointing they not only killed her off but hit you with the ‘oh she was secretly a bad guy all along’ without much hinting or foreshadowing of this at all that I can remember
@@rosswayman7979 Yeah. It was so stupid and forced. I still like Lucy. No matter the ridiculous plot twist that was shown in a dlc. It shows you how much "she working for the templars" is forced.
…I thought the tower defense thing was refreshing tho.
Read the Assassins Creed Revelations book as I was playing through the game.
Revelations is all about the end of Ezio's story and how he becomes an elderly grandmaster assassin and sets up the brotherhood, initiating and commanding others
Something like the Tower Defence minigame is a perfect example of something seemingly mundane that a Grandmaster of an organisation would be responsible for. I think it was a great example of Ezio growing from wanting revenge for his family in AC:2, establishing an order in Brotherhood and finally maintaining and being responsible for the defence and protection of the order in Revelations.
Moment 5: All of the Modern day segments in a game where I just wish to be immersed in history.
"To the left, Connor!"
Hearing that for the first time in a decade brought back bad memories!
Am I the only one that loved the tower defense missions
I was indifferent to them outside of the tutorial that had to be done. Outside of that I was always good at avoiding a repeat of using them.
Great vid I love the Assassin Creed games I’m slowly playing through the lot of them I’m on AC2 trying to get 100% completion I’m one of the OCD gang hahah
I’m doing them in timeline order 100% I only have unity and syndicate left all others are 100%
I actually loved the DaVinci machine missions lolz
Moment number 2: Playing AC Origins and realising that although the game is brilliant ,the combat is horrendous.
Assassins Creed Origins
The Setting of Ptolemaic Egypt is superb, the entire region is filled with immense beauty, the setting pulls you in and saturates your brain in another time,in another world.
The setting is so beautiful that you wish not to ride atop your cherished camel ,instead you constantly want to walk the sand covered streets,the agricultural fields of the Bread Basket,in the blissfully idyllic oasis and in the spectacular landscapes of the Egyptian desert.
The wildlife is accurate, engaging and adds an adventurous aspect to the game, like wrestling a Nile crocodile or running away from a charging hippopotamus, it feels so natural and makes you love Egypt even more.
You have a pet falcon that aids in scouting and in combat, the most perfect friend a man can ask for.
I love my little Horus.
The weapons, the outfits/armours are numerous and good.
The combat is fun and engaging with a clear progression arch, making you feel stronger only when you work on improving your combat.
Although it is not as good as the older games, it relies to much on button mashing and ‘’adrenaline power ups’’ instead of well timed counters and beautiful/elegant counter/take down moves. For the Copesh … the most iconic Egyptian sword...there are only 2 KILL MOVES…
Whilst fighting unarmed , you can’t disarm an enemy , here too it is just button mashing and ‘’adrenaline power ups’’..to do faster button mashing…. It is frightening to me how AC1s combat is far superior to a game created more than a decade later.
You play the entire games Byek but of course it is the femiazi that assassinated Julius Caesar, have to show how a woman kills the most powerful man on the planet. FUCK the woke femiazi cult
Assassinating an enemy around a corner is not as good as in Unity, in Unity you kill the target and you neatly place the body against the wall you were hiding against.
Here you don’t hide as much as crouch awkwardly against a wall trying to face the correct direction when the enemy passes, then once you assassinate him..the body just drops to the floor right there for all to see, then you have to move over the body, pick it up and carry it 2 feet around the corner and flop it down on the floor.
Why did Unities dev team do such a better job than this team?
Unfortunately there is no social stealth….you can only hide in bushes, hay or some sparsely placed closets. No blending into/hiding in crowds, on benches, or working with clerical factions to hide in plain sight. They really missed the ball on this one.
The characters are most engaging, Baek is a brilliant protagonist, a Madjey returning home after a long expedition ,finding his home under occupation and tracking down those in power with ill repute and working on creating a regime change.The way you lose your ring finger in game is epic.
You can disable the idiotic damage numbers which greatly increases immersion.
You can read scattered papyri that tells you so much of this fabled land,of its peoples and its culture, then you get to delve into ancient (even for that time) crypts ,exploring the ancient tombs of Pharaohs a millenia older than Cleopatra herself, that leaves you itching with excitement to see what adventurous treasures lies around the next corner.
This game is a visual piece of art, bringing the past to life.
Although it is not perfect ,It is really good.
8/10 due to the mediocre combat, the feminazi BS and lack of social stealth..
Surprised this comment didn’t get a like
@@nicholasduncan5842 most people today are to lazy to read, and I admit, I do have a mouthful to say about the game. I guess once people select the "see more" tab, they immediately nope out. "Not here to read a short novel " I guess haha.
I will be forever pissed off that Lucy was obnoxiously killed off & randomly revealed in a DLC to be a triple agent traitor all because Kristen Bell wasn't going to continue voicing her. Comes off as a cheap bit of spite rather than an interesting plot twist...
also ( I know I hated these at least ):
tailing & eavesdropping missions in general
those cairns in Valhalla
the Animus glitch challenges in Valhalla
completing the Encyclopedia of the Common Man in AC3
and I just hate level scaling in general....just let me be an overpowered badass ffs devs
Eavesdropping missions were annoying, they move so fast while you struggle to keep up without getting spotted by either the targets or a random guard/sniper who decides to pick on you. Brotherhoods da Vinci machines were great, good stealth, good build up, then you get to mess around with his machines. Although I never got the 100% tank objective and for the first few times I absolutely sucked at the flying machine missions crashing immediately everytime. Then den defence was fun, idk why it's so hated. It's a fun little defend the base thing, you command your troops, I agree it's like a mobile game but they actually took the time and effort to make it good. I would deliberately kill people building up notoriety just to do another den defence. They're also easy, just get Greek fire barricades, maybe like 4 crossbows for basic troop killers then spam riflemen and splinter bombers and any siege machine and army will be wiped out before they even make it to the base. The true annoying parts was sparing rodrigo Borgia after hunting him for 21 years straight, ik he didn't die irl at that time but at least let him escape or something instead of releasing him. Brotherhoods Romulus lairs sucked, complete in 8 minutes without getting hit is impossible, you have like 5 long parkour segments, tonnes of knife throwing furries around every corner and hidden flags or animus fragments laying around, there's no way it can be done in 8 minutes.
Don't lie. The real "most hated" thing is Watchmojo doing absolutely no research before making these videos. At least play the game if you're going to make videos on it....
new AC mirage video from Ubisoft so mojoplays uploads an AC video lol …..
Moment 3: Play AC Unity and realising that during the sensational madieval section... everyone is using 17th century swords instead of 12th century swords.
Assassins Creed Unity.
It bothers me immensely that they made such an epic prologue to the game set in Medieval France where you fight as the Templars ... but they did not even bother to give anyone a medieval sword. They all use 17th century swords... and I hate that. They could have easily just added ONE medieval arming sword that you can use in game ,that fits perfectly with the Superb medieval assassins armour (Dark Altair armour) ..but they refused to just do that.
On the flip side, ‘Revelations’ shitty NPC copy & paste potato face was clearly a focus in unity, you have vast crowds of people and not once did I feel like even one NPCs face was copied to another ,it was that good. The architecture/building design is so detailed and strikingly beautiful, the devs certainly deserve an applause for that.
The combat is slightly clunky but good overall.
Social stealth and Assassinating an enemy around a corner is brilliant in Unity, you kill the target and you neatly place the body against the wall you were hiding against.
I wish you were more involved with the major events, like being in amongst the crowds during the storming of the Bastille and such but I digress. They did justice to Napoleon, the weapon and combat variety is vast and engaging, the setting is superb for assassin activity and there are little to no mythological addons nor any excrement of the woke feminazi Cult which makes this AC brilliant, 8/10.
The codex pages in AC2 were easy AS HELL to get and also super fun to collect. However, TEOTCM in AC3 was a TOTALLY different story.
replaying some of the past AC3 games and holy crap, why is there so much bloat? Im playing Unity right now and there is so much pointless crap to do. most of the time you get shitty gear or money to buy even more shitty gear. Cant stand it. Hope they stopped with that crap in Mirage.
Most hated for me it’s a tie between the Leonardo Da Vinci tank misson from AC2,or the catch the courier mission from AC3 borg were herendous,and I never want to play them ever again.
SPOILER
I'm surprised Desmond's death wasn't on this list. I thought it would be number one with how talked about it is.
Definitely killing off Lucy. They should've just hired someone else if they didn't want to pay Kristen Bell that much.
you cant really hate the writers on the last one. i would blame kristen bale overestimating her wortrh. so Ubisoft gave her a reality check and the rest of us got a sub par ending to what could have been a great character1
The hated thing for me in odyssey is that they only had alexios as a playable character just to fit in with ubis recent open world games of having 2 playable genders and that his story isnt canon it was a pointless mistake to add him as playable just to fit in with todays standards and made odyssey feel so lack luster that i dont want to finish it
Davinci's machines are skill issue on your part mojo, codex pages too
Well actually in sydicate, you can continue the game with the dlcs, like the jack the ripper one
I enjoy da Vinci machine missions Lucy ending very good but female eivor the worst
Let's face facts:
The entire Assassin Creed franchise is bloated, convoluted, and highly overrated. A cool concept, but the finished products are *woefully* handicapped by the old adage "Too many cooks spoiling the broth." The bugs alone still give me anxiety, let alone the insistent drag assing and unethical business practices, which I noticed you didn't mention on this list.
Even though they suck, microtransactions are no moment and thus don't belong on this list
@Mojo Plays "You are very much mistaken, aren't you child?"
Level scaling is just you can do xp farms to level your level
unity and odyssey as well as syndicate are the 3 worse assassin creed games ever and screw the mico management bs
Amazing video mojo’s plays and I love everything about assassin creed syndicate and I find assassin creed Valhalla more boring not very that interesting then odyssey’s.
Assassin’s creed odyssey should be called assassin’s creed, micro transactions
I didn’t like Unity, the sword of Eden just destroyed itself and was useless to us
that Elise death made me hate ubisoft writing lmao that's so shit of an ending
The flying machine in ac 2 was fun though . Another bs list
Sarkuzeeee shoot the flying demon
I hate a lot of these moments too. Others I barely tolerate.
Darkish shoot the flying demon
People hate the Leonardo machine missions?
Annoying leveling in odyssey why I never finished it. Ac3. I didn’t hate one listed but I tell you mission you have to stop five British soldiers getting plans. It took me years to beat. Figure out how to stop last guy before reaches camp
Right a few criticisms 1. A few of these "moments" aren't t actually moments, 2. Syndicate is a bad game, 3. The removal of the ring finger was to show devotion to the creed and not to conceal the blade and 4. Ezio became a commander on the battlefield when he became the mentor of the creed.
4:48 the worst part about this is that half of the pages are locked behind later sequences so even if you have access to all the cities a memory wall will prevent you from getting all pages early on
Well I platinumed Brotherhood on ps4 so I full sync'ed everything including these war machine missions.
When she drops the immortal making staff :/ I think that's possibly the biggest fuck up anyone can possibly do
Valhalla just all of it
The tower defense in revelations was fun . It was something different that I like
I was indifferent to them. And have always been great at not repeating them outside of the Tutorial.
3:42 i did get full synchronization but i just about threw my system out the door
I was the top 10 nightmare fuel moments in non horror games
Lucy’s situation had more to do with the person behind the voice then it did the writers
“The British are coming!” No $&@!
The biggest hate was dlcs for both 2 and Revelations that you can't get anymore due to either facebook shut dow their app for 2 and I forgot what they did to Revelations. Both surfer the same fate.
They're all included in the main games at least if you get the Ezio collection remaster.
1st
The canon version of Eivor is the female version
Love your video and I did hated some of these
The first hidden blade ever made that Darius was using was worn in the same way like Eivor does it, so it's more correct than actually hidden blade
I like to think that the put the blade on their under arms because so many people knew that they were on the top of the arm to conceal it and keep it more hidden
@@sentinelplays1587 Yeah, that's probably how it went
Both Darius and Eivor lived before Assassins were a thing, so it makes sense
@@domiiinik4320Assassins were always a thing, especially by the time of Eivor's period. Sure, they weren't considered "assassins" as their official title in that game but they were assassins all the same and followed the doctrine that was established as far back as AC1.
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Why are we getting so many AC videos
Probably cause of Mirage's impending release
Ok unpopular opinion the AC tower defense wasn’t that bad
Assassins Creed Odyssey: *Its existence*
I never really understood why everybody hated tailing missions
Because thats like a huge part of what old assassins creed was about. And its horrible gameplaywise. Its okay 1 time,but for 20 tailing sequences to be in a game is just insane. They are boring as fuck
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Literally the only issue I have with Black Flag is the constant tailing missions