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28 April 2026

• Red Lake and Blue Sea

  I am spending too much time in Photo Mode. submitted by /u/Aaditya_7 to r/AssassinsCreedOdyssey [link] [comments]

• Can anybody explain this to me what is with the health?

  submitted by /u/Responsible_Lab_4620 to r/AssassinsCreedOrigins [link] [comments]

• Would that be nice if Black flag Resynced feature an autopilot function

  It would be nice if we can hand the helm to some crewmate to continue sailing toward destination while allow you to freely roam the ship, go to your quarter, enjoy the scenery,... I've always wanted that during

  submitted by /u/Mac_mellon to r/assassinscreed [link] [comments]
• Matt Ryan from SuperMega!!??
  submitted by /u/Rush_Maverick 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]

• Why does Assassin’s Creed waste amazing settings and characters on side games?

  I know I’m probably beating a dead horse here, but does anyone else feel like Assassin’s Creed has wasted some of its settings and characters by putting them into a game like chronicles or mobile games instead of giving them full mainline entries?

  Shao Jun alone feels like she had enough depth to be a main protagonist. She was introduced in Assassin’s Creed: Embers, referenced in other AC games, and China as a setting has always felt like something fans wanted as a full experience. Instead, it gets pushed into smaller side content and now mobile games.

  The same goes for India and even Russia. India would be such a fresh and unique setting for a mainline game, and Russia could work really well too. I know a lot of people bring up the issue of firearms, but if it’s set in an earlier period where rifles and guns are still limited and slower to use, I think there’s definitely a way to make it work.

  submitted by /u/Almighty_Inheritor to r/assassinscreed [link] [comments]
• Mirage kind of has awful combat.

  So, I haven't played a new Assassins Creed game since Valhalla, which I didn't even get very far in. But, Black Flag is my favorite in the series and the announcement of Resynched rejuvenated my love for the series. I did a full replay of Black Flag just so I'd have a frame of reference, but then decided I should probably play a recent Assassin's Creed so I can get a feel for how the series feels nowadays. Since Shadows isn't on PS Plus or Gamepass yet, I went with Mirage. After remapping the controls to my liking and enabling free jump and free ejects, I can say that both Stealth and Parkour in this game is pretty good overall. It definitely has better stealth then Black Flag, although parkour is a step behind, but still leaps and bounds ahead of what I remember from a game like Origins. Then there's the combat. Jesus Christ, it's so stiff and annoying. I don't know what happened here because, and I could be remembering wrong because it's been a while, but Origins did not feel this bad to play in combat. It's sluggish and I feel completely outmatched even taking on like 2 enemies at once. I'm wondering if I'm just missing something, but I dunno. To me it feels awful. The other 2 parts are great, but the combat in this game is just really bad. Luckily, Resynched seems to be using an all new system, but I dunno. It kind of drags down Mirage for me, and I was just curious if anyone else felt this way or if I'm just missing something because I'm still pretty early game.

  submitted by /u/hotcocoabomb_ to r/assassinscreed [link] [comments]
• Moonlit Pyramids

  submitted by /u/WinMassive5748 to r/AssassinsCreedOrigins [link] [comments]

• Journey over .

  Finally after 72 hours of gameplay, is over . the “ Old habbits” trophy was dog shit submitted by /u/Lostsomehow97 to r/AssassinsCreedOrigins [link] [comments]

• [SPOILER] AC Mirage: Finished Valley of Memory DLC, man it’s the 3rd time I cried playing these games.

  Like the title states, finished playing the dlc for mirage and man, the interactions with Is’haq and Basim made me tear up, the ending of black flag made me tear up and the whole story of origins made me tear up during parts of the story but damn mirage really beats them in being the saddest out of the three. I really want to hear your guys thoughts on this? And what do you guys think the saddest death of the series is and how come?

  submitted by /u/Such-Midnight1592 to r/assassinscreed [link] [comments]