2:16 this line this makes me happy especially when hearing for someone who is from a western country 🥲I’m a Muslim btw so that there isn’t any confusion
This might be a hot take, but I’ve played every mainline ac game, and surprisingly, valhalla is the one I enjoyed the most. It exceeded my expectations. Love Eivor's character, the flyting and orlog mini-games, the settlement building, the raids, and the combat, which is definitely better than all of its predecessors.
I hate combat with swords, knives, fists etc, close combat to say so so I never beat any of AC games, can you please tell me, is there a AC game you can fully beat with bows and arrows?
@@GuINES-mGorigins, oddessy, and Valhalla put a strong emphasis on the bows. Origins especially probably could be mostly beaten with a bow. There are some staged boss fights though
the fact that we have not gotten a reverse rouge is criminal, to see a templar join the assassins would be such a cool game imo, as long as they make it smilar to pre origins whit a more heavy stealth and arkham combat
I'd have to disagree with Odyssey's cities not feeling unique or different. Athens is a standout, and most of the islands have some amazing looking cities. Some showcase the breathtaking work the Greeks performed with marble, while others have mud and dirt all over. I agree with pretty much everything you said. The Cult of Kosmos is easily one of the most terrifying groups in the franchise. Their hold on Greece was quite literally in every aspect of the world.
My guy. I've been around since forever and usually don't comment on your videos. But I have to say you are by far THE best Assassin's Creed RUclips channel out there. I hope You will never stop doing these videos you truly are a blessing to the fans. Thank you
Think you could come up with the best and worst thing for each of the Chronicles games? Sorry I talk about these games a lot but it's interesting hearing others' opinions and these games are different with being 2D games.
I was honestly so suprised at how engaging and deep the homestead was. When i first played it, i expected it to just be a gimmick that gives you passive benefits but it was so dynamic and engaging that i found myself actually caring about everyone in that place and managing/growing it. I always kept going back to it in between every mission just to check up on people and i always had something i could do to actually impact the place and people in game. It wasn't just a menu managemnet system that is disguised as a hideout.
Finally a video talking about the positives, everyone always wants to poke at the bad shit, I'm glad to see your not one of them. You're a cautious admirer of the series
What I absolutely adore in AC II - aside from the obvious, that is Ezio himself - is the feel of mistery. Here I think about the brotherhood, Templars (and their plots), Abstergo, these weird symbols and the riddles connected to it. All of that created a grand mistery and I love it! That one part is unmatched! Granted I was basically a kid back then and it prolly helped my imagination but it was very cool anyway.
Yep absolutely agree about AC Revelations. That was an astounding experiance and even after so many years it sill hit me in the feels, just now - when I see and HEAR this game and the scenes.
I was done with AC around thirty hours into Valhalla. I don't think I have the time or inclination for more, unless some major switch up happens; but I always like your videos, and thoughts. My personal engagement with the series is currently having fun revisiting Revelations, and actually exploring creative options with the bombs... something that I think was pushed heavy, but gave no real impetus to pursue due to basic mission design, and the waste of time concocting the things in the first place.
It's nice to see that they used kinda same "sign" for templars in newer AC. I can see on Shay's belt something like a "coin" representing tree, that is introduced in Vallhala like tree of Yiggdrasi'l, "braches" of the templars
Dude the setting in AC1 is the BEST! Hanging around the Holy Land is such a vibe. I hope for a remake with modern controls and mechanics. I am just starting AC2 and so far Italy is less interesting to me. I think Constaninople will be more my cup of tea 🤞🏻
I always found it funny that Ezio stronghold was Monteriggioni, cause it's technically in the province of Siena (my hometown) and Siena and Firenze had historically a big, big rivalry - and Monteriggioni was constantly fought between them
Maybe not absolute favorites list but highlights about each one I like to mention! (Not going to do every game cuz its not my video haha) AC1: Overall presentation (blending of all the elements:dialogue, theme, music, gameplay, city design, etc!) AC2: Soundtrack! (Maybe because i was 14 when it came out, they say the music you like at 13-15 becomes to most nostalgic lol) Valhalla: Stealth variety (specifically how the variation shows itself if you invest some time into it: Could be lethal or ghosting) Mirage: Agreed that its the stealth! Not just solid mechanically but FUN! So much that it got me from just playing AC to content creation lol
AC: For the time, it was really well done in recreating the cities as historically accurate as possible AC II: Besides Ezio, I would go with Venice AC: Brotherhood: Recruiting Assassins, sending them on missions and let them help you kill enemies AC: Revelations: Yusuf AC III: The variety of landscapes AC Liberation: The bayou AC IV: Black Flag: Yeah, I could say being a pirate as a whole but that's pretty much a given, so I will just say shanties AC Freedom Cry: Freeing the slaves and trying to do it as stealthy as possible AC Rogue: Well, uh, you can play as a Templar (not a bad game though) AC Unity: Really nice progression of Arno. Feels very weak early on but by progressing you actually feel getting stronger and at the end nobody can stop Arno AC Syndicate: Yeah, WW I AC Origins: Also has Ancient/Classical-era Rome in it AC Odyssey: Greek mythology AC Valhallla: The fighting AC Mirage: Baghdad is stunning! Anyways, I'm surprised you didn't know that Monteriggioni is a real life location, even though you visit modern day Monteriggioni in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood.
Honestly I think that the cult of cosmos is really unappreciated, every time I felt lost or didin't want to do the main story I could always try to solve some of the clues and try to go on an assasination mission,*SPOILER* also I think I that the concept of Aspasia being the head of the cult was a good Idea, with a really absolutely horribly done execution. Just make her evil, non romancable, with less obvious clues, a better motive and give her an artifact for an epic boss fight and you've got an alright final cultist to complete the final experience.
Origins' open world is the most alive of any AC yet. Every NPC including animals had schedules and was also dynamic in how they react to eachother and the environment. Even enemy convoys actually transport loot throughout the open world and aren't just static and the fact that there's a dynamic predator and prey mechanic for animals. Guards also recated to dead bodies by carrying them away, had guard schedules and just seemed like they live in the world. The only issue was that the player character had no dynamic way to interact with these systems besides traverse and attack. It felt like im watching a livining/breathing world but was limited when it comes to how i can interact with it, mostly because UBI are so afraid of grounding mechanics in their games, they never want to make you feel like you exist in the world, but on it. This game would have benefited so much from light survival and interaction mechanics that had you need to actually engage with all the systems in the open world.
UBI really have everything they need to make the best AC game ever! This is the same for even Farcy, many of their games have mechanics that if most were added into a single game, it would elevate it to legendary status. But their development method of splitting their workforce into teams that work on different games, almost in the same development cycle, really hinders this. This is why even if they have a number of games released more consistently, none of them borrow the things that worked in previous entries and because the creativity is split and rushed, the innovation is very limited. I understand from a business perspective why they do it, but every now and then they should consolidate everything into a single masterpiece game, whose success they can ride on for the next decade while smaller teams make seperate smaller entries and spinoffs.
I'd say Attention to Detail for AC3. I don't know, that game feels the most detailed and passionate the franchise has ever been, different from modern money-sucking Ubisoft.
I personally love the dart gun in rogue because its such a cool feature, unlike in ac 4 and freedom cry where it is loud. In rogue it is like a mix of the blunderbuss and the darts from the previous games
I loved your videos and your opinion about Assassins Creed but you line about Jerusalem the capital of”Palestine” bro if you love history you wouldn’t say that sorry but I not give a hand someone who tells lies, now before some propaganda people try to criticize me i tell you that Jerusalem was independent era that why muslim and Christian was fight on her and the Christians has won in beginning. After 100 years Salh A Din has won Jerusalem(assassins creed 1 story).
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If you can guess the exact date I made this video. I will give you a copy of AC Shadows. This ends in a week.
clue: it's not 2025
Why i can't feel ac like old days
14th December.
December 6th 2024
May 1st 2024
23th of june 2023 😅
Thanks for the shout out dude! Fantastic content as always, although I think I’m even more intrigued to hear what your “worst” parts of AC are! 🤙
As an italian who visited it, yes, Monteriggioni is beautiful as in the game but very VERY different from ACII.
i was born and raised in Damascus, It's magical ✨️
Last time I was this early lisbon was still shaking (thanks shay😍)
2:16 this line this makes me happy especially when hearing for someone who is from a western country 🥲I’m a Muslim btw so that there isn’t any confusion
Funny enough,Google lists Jerusalem as both the capital of Israel AND Palestine...somewhat humorous that.
This might be a hot take, but I’ve played every mainline ac game, and surprisingly, valhalla is the one I enjoyed the most. It exceeded my expectations.
Love Eivor's character, the flyting and orlog mini-games, the settlement building, the raids, and the combat, which is definitely better than all of its predecessors.
I love syndicate, origns, odyssey, and vahalla
I hate combat with swords, knives, fists etc, close combat to say so so I never beat any of AC games, can you please tell me, is there a AC game you can fully beat with bows and arrows?
@GuINES-mG probably not
@@GuINES-mGorigins, oddessy, and Valhalla put a strong emphasis on the bows. Origins especially probably could be mostly beaten with a bow. There are some staged boss fights though
the fact that we have not gotten a reverse rouge is criminal, to see a templar join the assassins would be such a cool game imo, as long as they make it smilar to pre origins whit a more heavy stealth and arkham combat
I'd have to disagree with Odyssey's cities not feeling unique or different. Athens is a standout, and most of the islands have some amazing looking cities. Some showcase the breathtaking work the Greeks performed with marble, while others have mud and dirt all over. I agree with pretty much everything you said. The Cult of Kosmos is easily one of the most terrifying groups in the franchise. Their hold on Greece was quite literally in every aspect of the world.
My guy. I've been around since forever and usually don't comment on your videos. But I have to say you are by far THE best Assassin's Creed RUclips channel out there. I hope You will never stop doing these videos you truly are a blessing to the fans.
Thank you
the best thing about ac Valhalla is how beautiful the game is I'm always in the photo mode
Think you could come up with the best and worst thing for each of the Chronicles games? Sorry I talk about these games a lot but it's interesting hearing others' opinions and these games are different with being 2D games.
AC3 - The Homestead Missions.
I would have loved the game more if its entirety was focused on the Homestead.
I was honestly so suprised at how engaging and deep the homestead was. When i first played it, i expected it to just be a gimmick that gives you passive benefits but it was so dynamic and engaging that i found myself actually caring about everyone in that place and managing/growing it. I always kept going back to it in between every mission just to check up on people and i always had something i could do to actually impact the place and people in game. It wasn't just a menu managemnet system that is disguised as a hideout.
AC1 - Mysterious Story
AC2 - Peak Action
Brotherhood - Leonardo Missions
Revelations - Parkour Missions
AC3 - Attention to Detail
AC4 - The Soundtrack
Rogue - Slightly Improved Naval Combat
Unity - The Assassin Council
Syndicate - Portrayal of Victorian London
Origins - "Bosses" (Phylakes, Elephants, etc.)
Odyssey - Battles
Valhalla - Eivor looks like Ragnar
Mirage - Stealth Sequences
Finally a video talking about the positives, everyone always wants to poke at the bad shit, I'm glad to see your not one of them. You're a cautious admirer of the series
What I absolutely adore in AC II - aside from the obvious, that is Ezio himself - is the feel of mistery. Here I think about the brotherhood, Templars (and their plots), Abstergo, these weird symbols and the riddles connected to it. All of that created a grand mistery and I love it! That one part is unmatched!
Granted I was basically a kid back then and it prolly helped my imagination but it was very cool anyway.
Whenever Leonardo appeared in AC II or Brotherhood, I always felt a sense of relief and joy.
Yep absolutely agree about AC Revelations. That was an astounding experiance and even after so many years it sill hit me in the feels, just now - when I see and HEAR this game and the scenes.
I'm playing through Mirage and really enjoying the stealth. Spot on with that one. Feels much better than the earlier games for Stealth to me.
I was done with AC around thirty hours into Valhalla. I don't think I have the time or inclination for more, unless some major switch up happens; but I always like your videos, and thoughts. My personal engagement with the series is currently having fun revisiting Revelations, and actually exploring creative options with the bombs... something that I think was pushed heavy, but gave no real impetus to pursue due to basic mission design, and the waste of time concocting the things in the first place.
It's nice to see that they used kinda same "sign" for templars in newer AC. I can see on Shay's belt something like a "coin" representing tree, that is introduced in Vallhala like tree of Yiggdrasi'l, "braches" of the templars
Dude the setting in AC1 is the BEST! Hanging around the Holy Land is such a vibe. I hope for a remake with modern controls and mechanics.
I am just starting AC2 and so far Italy is less interesting to me. I think Constaninople will be more my cup of tea 🤞🏻
I always found it funny that Ezio stronghold was Monteriggioni, cause it's technically in the province of Siena (my hometown) and Siena and Firenze had historically a big, big rivalry - and Monteriggioni was constantly fought between them
Maybe not absolute favorites list but highlights about each one I like to mention! (Not going to do every game cuz its not my video haha)
AC1: Overall presentation (blending of all the elements:dialogue, theme, music, gameplay, city design, etc!)
AC2: Soundtrack! (Maybe because i was 14 when it came out, they say the music you like at 13-15 becomes to most nostalgic lol)
Valhalla: Stealth variety (specifically how the variation shows itself if you invest some time into it: Could be lethal or ghosting)
Mirage: Agreed that its the stealth! Not just solid mechanically but FUN! So much that it got me from just playing AC to content creation lol
Imo interactions between Leonardo and Ezio were the best parts thus why i played the trilogy at the end of last by year again
Amazing vid
AC: For the time, it was really well done in recreating the cities as historically accurate as possible
AC II: Besides Ezio, I would go with Venice
AC: Brotherhood: Recruiting Assassins, sending them on missions and let them help you kill enemies
AC: Revelations: Yusuf
AC III: The variety of landscapes
AC Liberation: The bayou
AC IV: Black Flag: Yeah, I could say being a pirate as a whole but that's pretty much a given, so I will just say shanties
AC Freedom Cry: Freeing the slaves and trying to do it as stealthy as possible
AC Rogue: Well, uh, you can play as a Templar (not a bad game though)
AC Unity: Really nice progression of Arno. Feels very weak early on but by progressing you actually feel getting stronger and at the end nobody can stop Arno
AC Syndicate: Yeah, WW I
AC Origins: Also has Ancient/Classical-era Rome in it
AC Odyssey: Greek mythology
AC Valhallla: The fighting
AC Mirage: Baghdad is stunning!
Anyways, I'm surprised you didn't know that Monteriggioni is a real life location, even though you visit modern day Monteriggioni in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood.
Will you ever make a video on hidden ones in England
Honestly I think that the cult of cosmos is really unappreciated, every time I felt lost or didin't want to do the main story I could always try to solve some of the clues and try to go on an assasination mission,*SPOILER* also I think I that the concept of Aspasia being the head of the cult was a good Idea, with a really absolutely horribly done execution. Just make her evil, non romancable, with less obvious clues, a better motive and give her an artifact for an epic boss fight and you've got an alright final cultist to complete the final experience.
Origins' open world is the most alive of any AC yet. Every NPC including animals had schedules and was also dynamic in how they react to eachother and the environment. Even enemy convoys actually transport loot throughout the open world and aren't just static and the fact that there's a dynamic predator and prey mechanic for animals. Guards also recated to dead bodies by carrying them away, had guard schedules and just seemed like they live in the world. The only issue was that the player character had no dynamic way to interact with these systems besides traverse and attack. It felt like im watching a livining/breathing world but was limited when it comes to how i can interact with it, mostly because UBI are so afraid of grounding mechanics in their games, they never want to make you feel like you exist in the world, but on it. This game would have benefited so much from light survival and interaction mechanics that had you need to actually engage with all the systems in the open world.
The hidden one says something positive about Valhalla? What did you do with the real hidden one?
I can remember watching same theme video already on this channel. Is it remake?
UBI really have everything they need to make the best AC game ever! This is the same for even Farcy, many of their games have mechanics that if most were added into a single game, it would elevate it to legendary status. But their development method of splitting their workforce into teams that work on different games, almost in the same development cycle, really hinders this. This is why even if they have a number of games released more consistently, none of them borrow the things that worked in previous entries and because the creativity is split and rushed, the innovation is very limited.
I understand from a business perspective why they do it, but every now and then they should consolidate everything into a single masterpiece game, whose success they can ride on for the next decade while smaller teams make seperate smaller entries and spinoffs.
I'd say Attention to Detail for AC3. I don't know, that game feels the most detailed and passionate the franchise has ever been, different from modern money-sucking Ubisoft.
13:52
If it ever happens we’ll call it Assassin’s Creed: Redemption
I noticed it when you said "Assassin's creed Red" so might be like December 13th 2023
I personally love the dart gun in rogue because its such a cool feature, unlike in ac 4 and freedom cry where it is loud. In rogue it is like a mix of the blunderbuss and the darts from the previous games
Hot take may by IDK
every one have a favourite Assassin's Creed game
No one have any Assassin's Creed as there favourite game
I this this is very true
Capital of Palestine W Truth thx buddy
Kassandra, AC Odyssey is the best AC game of all time.
Haha hot take
Ima say I did love it a lot
But i think it wasn't assassiny enough to be a true ac game
Absolutely loved it tho
😂😂😂 good joke..
It seems you didn't like Chronicles at all?))
ac brotherhood > ac black flag > ac 2
17th of August 2023
Aspasia is the best part of odyssey
my guess is december 15th
December 3, 2024
The best thing about AC Shadows is that it isn't out yet
Yet your already crying
@trenaceandblackmetal5621 you're*
I loved your videos and your opinion about Assassins Creed but you line about Jerusalem the capital of”Palestine” bro if you love history you wouldn’t say that sorry but I not give a hand someone who tells lies, now before some propaganda people try to criticize me i tell you that Jerusalem was independent era that why muslim and Christian was fight on her and the Christians has won in beginning. After 100 years Salh A Din has won Jerusalem(assassins creed 1 story).
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