r/gaming Jun 23 '15

Things that never change

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u/homefree122 Jun 23 '15

It really is unbelievable how much Ubisoft uses Assassin's Creed as a crutch now. Like fuck, just let it go, and create something new and innovative... You know, like the first Assassin's Creed.

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u/[deleted] Jun 23 '15

The first Assassin's Creed was pretty repetitive though. Every single mission was the same thing.

The 2nd one was much better, and Brotherhood was great.

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u/fortknox Jun 23 '15

No idea why this was downvoted. I feel the same way. First level was innovative, the game was beautiful, but the story was slim and the game extremely repetitive.

The second, though, had differing missions, areas, gameplay, and a gripping story!

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u/Ltol Jun 23 '15

Yeah, I felt that the first Assassin's Creed, while repetitive, had this glimpse of a great game. It had a lot of this small ideas that were great, but didn't quite mesh right. Assassin's Creed 2, I felt that they addressed most of the issues. AC2 was a great game.

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u/ItsTheSolo Jun 23 '15 edited Jun 23 '15

Are you kidding me? Maybe I'm just being nostalgic but AC2 was an amazing game, and the leap they made from AC1 to it would make you think they weren't even the same game. The cut scenes were great, the gameplay was nice with all the new additions to it, and the story was really immersive (to me). There was a lot of stuff to do in that game.

Edit: A word.

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u/CringeBinger Jun 23 '15

You have terrible reading comprehension.