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I will definitely buy Assassin's Creed: Origins game. Assassin's Creed its one of my favorite game.
So, after nearly 100 hours I've clearly decided I love this game lol, it's definitely a slow burner but it's well worth it.
It's definitely a new direction for the series, one I'm not sure it needed as I loved the last 2, but this game is a gem and a pleasant change from the bullshit 6 hour solo campaigns that games like call of duty have taught people to accept. I definitely feel this game has been value for money, I have no real interest in online gaming and its great to see a developer making a proper single player focussed game.
Does it have anything to link it to the other games? Like the modern day stuff? The modern day stuff kind of slacked and hobbled to it's conclusion at the end of AC3, then everything 4 on, it's been told too little to really keep it going. Some fps stuff walking around Abstergo, hearing about their product line, and seeing Assassins in plain clothes. Never know what they're doing, or why.....
There’s about 10 minutes of combat and walking around in a tiny area in the present day plus some data links you can read up.
Ugh, the interplay between the present day stuff, the abstergo mysteries (like the ending of the glyph puzzles in AC2) and the animus simulations was what drew me to the series when AC1 dropped.
The Far Cry 3 ripple effect has made a lot of Ubisoft games worse. The outpost mechanic introduced back then is here to stay since then, every Ubi open-world game has them, and they're repetitively boring.
Replace those with something else, even open spaces with hints of a quest and their games become so much better. Hundreds of outposts in these games. Otherwise Origins is top notch.
They even screwed up the loot/reward system which could have actually given incentive to you to go to these outposts and liberate them.
If you pay attention you can see other games in this space pulling well ahead of the Assassin's Creed franchise. It wouldn't surprise me at all to see the next A.C. game have some sort of "nemesis" system that they implement.
They even screwed up the loot/reward system which could have actually given incentive to you to go to these outposts and liberate them.
If you pay attention you can see other games in this space pulling well ahead of the Assassin's Creed franchise. It wouldn't surprise me at all to see the next A.C. game have some sort of "nemesis" system that they implement.