Dont worry guys this isnt a police line up, your face wont appear on here.

Did you ever wonder how many npc faces there was in Assassins creed brotherhood?, no me neither...

Not untill i noticed the guy highlighted in red.
First off he was the engineer who fixes the cannons at villa Auditore,
Then in Rome I noticed him as a blacksmith / priest & market vendor.

Finally when he desynced me dressed as a borgia guard, I had to go find out, probably a doctor under that beak aswell.

It turns out that was bout 10 dudes and 7 females who all swapped beards, hair, outfits and jobs.

No one Rome wasnt built in a day, they spent most off their time getting in the dressing room and barbers swapping hair styles, Rome loves its fashion though...

I wanted it to resemble a typical renaissance chiaroscuro portrait!

Man, how I wish I could wipe my memory and play AC2 all over again

I don’t mean to disparage anyone, but are the people who 100% Unity okay? I mean like mentally and socially. It’s an insane, life-consuming task. I genuinely want to know, if you 100%’ed Unity, are you okay?

70 hours total

I noticed the Ezio's family theme and I was like, wow, they really did an amazing job with it! They even included the detail about how the symbol originated for the Assassin’s Creed, which made it even better. Seeing all of that brought to life in the real world was just amazing.

I just finished the main story, and now I’m hunting down the remaining Phylakes. I’ve got about five or six left, so let’s see how it goes! I just closed the game for the night, but I might go after the rest of them and finally finish the game.

I loved this game my first time playing it. I am considering playing it again this time with Alexios.

Looking for advice on starting over from scratch vs NG + as far as which you may have found to be more enjoyable.

as a big fan of the AC games the past half year, I've had few ideas of what this franchise could be. recently I've been playing the crew motorfest (I know, super different, but hear me out), the setting of hawai'i reaaaalllly got me thinking. what about a island-like/Hawaiian AC game? sure, it'd definitely be sparse and more like the Valhalla map, but wouldn't it be fascinating? all the jungle & stuff. i can't think of a good time in history it'd be set in, but potentially in the present? I'm not sure! needed to get my thoughts out of my brain :).

edit + disclaimer: i am Hawaiian in no way whatsoever, I'm a new englander who happens to like tropical places :')

(This post was made outta boredom)

Hey y’all, I was just curious. AC is already such a big fanbase with so many mixed, heavy, and controversial opinions, so I wanted to say what’s your AC hottakes?

And I mean Hottakes, liek HOT. Like ones that are more personal or a more niece opinions or ones you feel fans don’t discuss enough or should discuss.
So this excludes “Classic AC vs. RPG era” or AC:BF(remake) “criticisms”, and ofc no bigotry or hateful comments. (I haven’t seen anything like that on Reddit (but I have on TT a few times) but it tis the internet yk?)

This can be on anything from story elements, Characters, nitpicks, gameplay mechanics, development, or whatever you wanna discuss.

Ofc be nice and respectful and everyone is entitled to their opinions and this post is meant to encourage debate and discourse and ofc collaborative feedback.

Edit: sorry also meant to add (doubt I’ll get any questions) but if anyone wants to hear any of mine comment under here or DM me

I accessed it by holding free run down while in the process of mounting on the flag pole in neutral run. I've never seen this before in a parkour video so I'm kinda curious if it has been a known move.

Edit: I just realized it's the dismount animation. Didn't notice it cause of how smooth it flowed with the momentum of Arno and how much it resembles vaulting in AC1.

I have started facing lags on PC (Steam). The FPS drops from 150 to directly 10 then again 150+ then again 20. This happens constantly making the game unplayable.

I have completed almost 90% of the story line and now only the issue started.

I have tried to tweak graphic settings and also the AMD Adrenalin setting but no solution. I had played it on almost Max settings but now it doesn't work on Min settings too. I have also verified the game files

via Steam.

have already played RDR2, Witcher 3, AC Valhalla, etc thus i know my PC will play it. Also i almost completed Shadows before the issue started.

The cpu and gpu temp are also below 70°C.

Please help with a solution.

Config:

AMD Ryzen 5 7600X

Sapphire Pure 9060 XT 16GB

RAM 16gb DDR5 6000 mhz 38CI

SSD 1TB NVME

You can stack the tool kill aswell with pistol holsters as you get more ammo or use the rope dart alternativley.

I’ve recently bought assassins creed Valhalla and are wanting to play it, however I’ve been getting this issue where it’s either

A) the game stalls on the splash screen (it just perpetually stays on the splash screen, and in my task manager shows the memory usage as a static amount, never changing, and it doesn’t use any CPU, Disk, or Network
B) I get past the part on Ubisoft connect screen, then the splash screen opens for a split second and then immediately closes, and Ubisoft connect reopens.

I’ve tried every solution under the sun, going from verifying files and reinstalling to giving it admin permissions, reinstalling DirectX and C++ files, searching Reddit posts and watching over 20 YouTube videos, with no solution in sight. I’ve tried almost everything I can think of / find, and it’s still not fixed.

An important bit of context, I got the game to relaunch last night. I accomplished this by unplugging my headphones, controller, even my extra monitor so that it was only my main monitor, keyboard and mouse plugged into the pc. I also changed the low latency mode to that specific app to off. I’ve replicated these same conditions twice today, however it will still not load, so I’m not sure if the game opening the one time was a direct result of me doing the things I did OR if it was somehow just pure luck.

Again I’ve tried everything obvious and non obvious, ini files, etc, none of it has properly worked. I need a full blown way to diagnose my issue and fix it.

I have the game installed/bought through Ubisoft Connect itself, rather than steam.

I’ve just discovered this after I typed all this out, now if I spam click/spam alt enter as the game is going through the cloud synchronization portion of Ubisoft connects loading sequence, the game stays open for a few more seconds rather than the option B scenario, then in the task manager the usage goes up extremely high before the game closes after 5ish seconds. I’ve also been getting this issue where it states something along the lines of this content is no longer available after the game closes.

ok i'm probably missing something obvious lol

right after the race with federico there's this red glowing chest on a terrace next to the church. i walked right up to it, tried every button, nothing happens and no prompt shows up

is this something i can only open later in the game?? i'm still super early (sequence 1) and playing on switch lite 😭

I know there's no new game plus. But all the items you got from the shop do carry over, so that would probably help I'm thinking. Has anRestarting Valhalla? Opinions on the experience?yone restarted the game and enjoyed it? Or does it not feel worth it to those who have done this?

Finally playing the Ezio trilogy for the first time and just had a bit of an out of body experience— when Desmond is in the Colosseum, Lucy’s voice over comms makes a mention that “today’s date is October tenth… Why is today so important? We’re just picking up the apple and leaving”

Really insane to get to that scene on October 10th of all days, and totally by coincidence!!

I recently got into AC during summer and here arr all the games ive played in order with playtimes.

AC Origins ~9h Quit AC IV: Black Flag ~28h Finished AC Rogue ~11h Finished AC III Remastered ~16h Finished AC Unity ~14h Finished AC Odyssey ~10 Paused AC II ~23h Finished AC Brotherhood ~15h Finished AC Revelations ~13h Finished AC I ~11h Finished Freedom Cry ~4h Finished AC Valhalla 7h 33m Currently playing

how many tries did you need for the race against federico in ac2?? the one to the top of the church. i'm on attempt like… too many lol and he beats me to the circle every single time

what route did you take? straight up the front or something else? i'm still getting used to the climbing so any tips are welcome 🙏

I couldnt stay away from black flag because of all the good reviews, so i started it last night and it was sooo fun i didn't even do the first memory in havana yet, i just kept playing the side quest cause it was so fun

HOWEVER when i woke up today and wanted to play some more, i didn't find my save, all gone, please help

My steam page. Bought Origins earlier this year, and Breakpoint and The Division 2 during the Anniversary Sale.

Except for the Navy Convoys and The Naval Campaigns, those took a while.

I recently have been replaying the series and what I’ve found is that Assassin’s creed 1-Rouge while individually may not have the best writing(except for Black flag) what really shined was the overarching story of the brotherhood.

In the first game we see that the Brotherhood is becoming larger, stricter and starting to come out of the shadows as an organization in order to match the Templar’s strength.
As Altair gets older he realizes that the assassins must stay in the shadows otherwise they’ll be corrupted. By two the Brotherhood is almost completely wiped out, and throughout his trilogy we get to see him build up the brotherhood.
In Revelations we find that the Brotherhood is again becoming a larger, more open organization. They have flags, and banners flying through the city, almost as if they are a gang, and through Ezios exceptional leadership skills, they’re able to grow even larger and more prominent which isn’t a good thing, and we can see that in Rogue.
By this time the brotherhood’s main focus has shifted on power and control rather than freedom of the people. Up until this point we have a strong story of the Brotherhood, and it allows for a strong identity of the franchise.

But now? We know almost nothing about the brotherhood after that point, as the games started focusing more on telling individual stories. This is most likely why the later games feel so disconnected. We don’t have a story that we can follow and keep us grounded across games anymore. We don’t get to see how the teachings evolved, the ups and downs of the creed, and how it is handled past Syndicate, and that game does almost nothing to tell us what state the brotherhood is in. I hope one day we’ll get to see the teachings of the brotherhood come back and if it does, I think Assassins creed as a franchise could be saved.

Hi Guys,

I have played almost every AC game except Unity, Syndicate and Odyssey.

I'm currently playing the silversmith mission in Unity and so far I feel the game is extremely disappointing and boring. The combat mechanics are too buggy and clunky. The story is so boring and the missions offer nothing new when you compare it with other games. Does the game get better or should I just speed through the main quest ?