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13 May 2026

• Ac fall damage

  submitted by /u/Linj90abc to r/AssassinsCreedOdyssey [link] [comments]

• Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced Has a Real-Life $500,000 Treasure Hunt You Can Pay $41 to Try and Solve

  submitted by /u/Shiirooo to r/assassinscreed [link] [comments]

• "Lets all aura farm and dont tell sobek"no joke but why he looks soo whimsical at here 😭

  submitted by /u/Own-Rough-3127 to r/AssassinsCreedOrigins [link] [comments]

• Assassin's Creed is my favorite game series and I'm hooked

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  So, I was bored one night and I was scrolling through the Nintendo switch online store and I saw the ezio trilogy for like 5 bucks, I had never played any of them but I always heard that they were good. I bought it and I don't think I turned my switch off for 5 days lol I fell in love and I 100 percented brotherhood and it took me forever to find the shrunken heads I think it was. Right after that I went and got assassin's Creed 3 and black flag, I was probably 3 quarters into 3 when I went to the pawn shop to get something for my granddaughter and they had, Syndicate origins odyssey and Valhalla, they were all 10 bucks each, and when I was trying to decide which ones I was gonna get the guy working there asked me how much I had, 27 dollars, and he said that I could have them all for that. Now I'm on the PlayStation 5 and I could immediately tell they were better. I 100 percented syndicate and I loved it, and then I started origins, at first I didn't like the new RPGesque style but I ended up enjoying it a lot, then I started odyssey and that one I got to where I was getting my boat and I saw all the new menus and all the upgrades for that on top of the ones for my character and I quit, I put in Valhalla and... yeah I didn't like that one at all, I think I might go back to odyssey eventually, but there's so many others, I have PlayStation plus now and I restarted part 3 and finished it and after a quick playthrough of the ezio trilogy again I started rogue and I'm enjoying it so far it's a lot better than odyssey and definitely better than Valhalla and the ezio trilogy is ten times better on PlayStation than on switch it's not even a contest. So far my favorite is brotherhood and then probably syndicate but I love origins too. I was so happy when I heard about the remake of black flag because I didn't play it because I got the PlayStation games before I finished part 3 so I get to play it with fresh eyes and no opinion of what came before.

  What's your favorite game in the series what do you want to see them do with the series next? I want a remake of the ezio trilogy but with the style and controls of origins all the upgrades and leveling up the better parkour system and combat system but I need them to keep the recruiting assassin's that's something that they should have never dropped it is a great side project for you to do if you want but there's no reason you have to do it, that would be my dream game. My favorites so far are brotherhood then 2, then origins and then syndicate I think that one is very underrated from what I hear from the community I do kinda wish it didn't have the Batman grappling hook but the city it's set in doesn't really work for the parkour that we're used to in these games but the stealth system is the best it's ever been at least as far as I have gotten in the series. I have only 100 percented 5 games now the spider man games and now brotherhood and syndicate and I'm pretty sure if black flag is as good as people say it is that will be my 6th 100 percent. Wow anyone who reads all that I want to thank you because I didn't mean to write a book it just kinda kept flowing out of me I guess because I have been wanting to talk about this series for months now and my wife doesn't care at all as long as she doesn't have to play or watch me play lol

  submitted by /u/J-Bagz83 to r/Assassins_creed [link] [comments]
• Nothing will ever touch the lighting in Unity

  submitted by /u/Cubegod69er to r/a:t5_2wmb0 [link] [comments]

• Some in-game photography

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• Frustration with End Game

  Sigh. I loved this game. I have 80 hours logged in it and I only just now completed the main storyline because I was enjoying all of the side quests, exploring, and just… the overall game too much to not get distracted from the main story.

  But, boy, did the final few missions really frustrate me and sour the whole experience. You mean to tell me that I spent all this time building up Bayek’s skills and finding great equipment only to be forced to spend the most pivotal moments playing as a character who, aside from a couple crappy sea missions that took me out of the immersion of the game, I had next to no reason to care about? Without the weapons I spent the game learning and improving? Like what? And I only liked when Aya showed up because of how Bayek felt for her… So she felt shoved down my throat when I would have loved to have played as the character I became so connected with in literally the biggest moments of the game.

  It didn’t help that I really didn’t like Aya throughout the game. I liked her at first, but she quickly lost me when she practically coerced Bayek into fighting for Cleopatra because she simped so hard for her, and Aya brushed off any attempts from Bayek to reconnect. She just got worse and worse… and the fact that Bayek didn’t get to have his happy ending with her was just the nail in the coffin (not to mention she just let him take the blame for Cleopatra after they were double crossed)…

  Sigh. I wanted to feel happy at the end. Now I just feel cheated and bitter lol And before anybody says it— yes, I know what tragedies are. I just really hate that this one couldn’t have some kind of light at the end of the tunnel (which technically would be the founding of the Brotherhood, but it felt more like Aya’s thing than Bayek so…)

  submitted by /u/Mobius8321 to r/AssassinsCreedOrigins [link] [comments]
• Ezio Auditore Returning in Assassin's Creed Hexe, It's Claimed

  submitted by /u/NukovGaming to r/assassinscreed [link] [comments]

• Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced Worldwide Treasure Hunt 🏴‍☠️

  https://preview.redd.it/83vn7jtkgx0h1.jpg?width=1418&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e720137292c119281bf8c244bc14831910089a1f Solve this puzzle by May 23rd for a chance to win a treasure hunting kit that will allow you to join a treasure hunt befitting Blackbeard himself! ☠️ Details 👉 http://assassinscreed.com/black-flag-resynced/gold-and-crystal-treasure-hunt submitted by /u/Ubi-AssassinsCreed to r/assassinscreed [link] [comments]

• I want more modern day gameplay

  I grew up playing the Assassin’s Creed games and at one point it was my favorite game franchise. I stopped playing them a little after odyssey came out and hadn’t really touched them until about a couple months ago.

  Since then, I have played through AC2, Brotherhood, Revelation, AC3, Rogue, Liberation, Origins, and Shadows. I have also put a couple hours into Valhalla, Mirage, and Odyssey. I have been having a great time replaying some of these games and rediscovering the lore.

  While I do enjoy the historical aspect of playing in Ancient Greece, Edo-Period Japan, and as a Viking, my biggest complaint with these games is their lack of modern day gameplay. I really enjoyed the gameplay of the early games that tied in the knowledge gained in the animus into the modern day events through Desmond. While majority of the game was spent playing lives of past assassins, the story was linked to the present day and trying to save the world and stop abstergo.

  The newer games in the franchise offer little in expanding the story in the modern day if at all and this kind of makes the games less enjoyable for me. I’m a sucker for some lore and these games just aren’t scratching that itch for me anymore.

  I want to know if anyone else has similar thoughts about the franchise or if this is just me. Thanks.

  submitted by /u/DookieDueDue to r/assassinscreed [link] [comments]