5 Ways Assassins Creed: Shadows Outshines Ghost of Tsushima
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MMaRsu
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Have you played both?
Lokaum D+
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Lunatic Gamer indeed
Arriving a little late to the party, with Ghost of Tsushima already having explored the iconic setting, here are five ways it manages to outshine Sony’s classic.
- Enhanced Stealth Mechanics: Assassin’s Creed Shadows offers a sophisticated stealth system with a Splinter Cell-inspired visibility meter and dynamic weather affecting gameplay, surpassing Ghost of Tsushima's focus on swordplay.
- Dynamic World: Shadows features destructible environments and a weather system that alters the game world, providing a more interactive experience than Ghost of Tsushima's visually impressive but static setting.
- Improved Parkour: The shinobi protagonist Naoe in Shadows enjoys a revitalized, fluid parkour system, outshining the more limited climbing mechanics in Ghost of Tsushima.
- Historical Integration: Shadows weaves real historical figures like Yasuke, the first Black samurai, into its narrative, offering a grounded story compared to Ghost of Tsushima's fictionalized approach.
- Dual-Protagonist Variety: With Naoe and Yasuke, Shadows provides diverse gameplay styles, contrasting with Ghost of Tsushima's single-character focus, adding depth to the experience.
5 Ways Assassin’s Creed Shadows Outshines Ghost of Tsushima
With Ghost of Tsushima already having explored the iconic setting, here are 5 ways that Assassin's Creed Shadows outshines Sony's classic.cogconnected.com
Northeastmonk
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Shadows looks cool from all the gameplay I’ve seen my spouse play. I played GoT to the credits back on PS4. Will I myself play Shadows? Nope. It’s not that I wanted something better than GoT. That was a good time. I just don’t get that excited about dialogue heavy sandbox games that often. Both are good. Shadows has good graphics.
What fun is it to wait 5 years to say Shadows is better? I liked the main character in GoT more. He looked cool in a mask.
I have seen my wife’s game crash multiple times and other games it doesn’t crash at all.
What fun is it to wait 5 years to say Shadows is better? I liked the main character in GoT more. He looked cool in a mask.
I have seen my wife’s game crash multiple times and other games it doesn’t crash at all.
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semiconscious
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i have no stake in this 'who's better than who' contest, but, as a long-time sucker punch fan, & having played tsushima, yes, this is indeed dead on. often stunningly gorgeous, but otherwise easily the most unimaginative game that the studio's ever made...
EverydayBeast
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Entirely different games with a similar theme. Done.
StreetsofBeige
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Angry_Megalodon
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Fixed.
James Sawyer Ford
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Just not in the aspects that matter.
I played GOT on my ps4 and its was fantastic. Good combat, great graphics, beautiful world, and good story. I havent played AC Shadows ,but i watched a live youtube playthrough by Vara Dark to evaluate if Im going to buy this game or not. Yes it has fantastic graphics especially on ps5 pro, anvil engine is great, but for me GOT is still much better both in combat and story. Even if I ignore the woke agenda twisted gender ideology in the game, ( the romance with binary and same sex) for me GOT is still a miles better and more epic and scale and story and lore.
Unknown Soldier
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I don't really think so. Game "journalists" don't make a lot of money these days
Compared to the rest of the marketing budget, the shill pieces are probably really cheap
YOU PC BRO?!
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Do you happen to work for Ubisoft by any chance OP?
This blatantly AI generated pointless thread aimed at manipulating people into buying Shadows is pathetic. The way you listed ‘Historical Integration’ and ‘Dual-Protagonist Variety’ in a positive light as if these things have been handled with any kind of tact is laughable. You do realise the game has been at the focus of an intense backlash due to a myriad of historical inaccuracies and cultural insensitivity right? The DEI integration concerning Yasuke who isn’t and never has been an actual Samurai has angered many.
This thread should be removed as it is suspiciously and overtly manipulative in nature.
This blatantly AI generated pointless thread aimed at manipulating people into buying Shadows is pathetic. The way you listed ‘Historical Integration’ and ‘Dual-Protagonist Variety’ in a positive light as if these things have been handled with any kind of tact is laughable. You do realise the game has been at the focus of an intense backlash due to a myriad of historical inaccuracies and cultural insensitivity right? The DEI integration concerning Yasuke who isn’t and never has been an actual Samurai has angered many.
This thread should be removed as it is suspiciously and overtly manipulative in nature.
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Topher
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GoT has a much better story and combat, imo. The parkour and stealth.....eh......not really seeing the improvements. Also, the English voice acting is a bit of a joke in Shadows. The characters overall are just better in Ghost.
Graphically, Shadows is superior with the great use of RTGI. Fun game too. I just enjoyed Ghost more.
Graphically, Shadows is superior with the great use of RTGI. Fun game too. I just enjoyed Ghost more.
Topher
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OP didn't write this. It is a linked article.
Majormaxxx
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- Historical Integration: Shadows weaves real historical figures like Yasuke, the first Black samurai, into its narrative, offering a grounded story compared to Ghost of Tsushima's fictionalized approach.
StueyDuck
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people still want to tell me that there definitely isn't a damage control system going on for Ubi in games media right now.
I'll say it again, it's in the entire industries best interest for this game to be a success, not just Ubisofts.
Why even write an article like this
, when was the last time you saw "Why astrobot is better than Mario" or "Why Call of Duty is better than battlefield".
If the game is good enough it will stand on it's own merits.
I'll say it again, it's in the entire industries best interest for this game to be a success, not just Ubisofts.
Why even write an article like this
, when was the last time you saw "Why astrobot is better than Mario" or "Why Call of Duty is better than battlefield".If the game is good enough it will stand on it's own merits.
RoboFu
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Of course they did. They had a year of hard backlash to prepare for on a make or break game.
Cakeboxer
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Which one?
Historical is a synonym of a made up garbage nowadays
Venom Snake
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Except for all the other things i expect from a samurai game.
Yeah i've seen a couple of videos with the amazing enemy AI
Lunarorbit
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I don't think anyone gather that even though there's a link at the bottom. Everyone just dogpiled OP when I think they just wanted to show how lazy video game writing has gotten.
Hey but it looks beautiful, specially on a $4000+ PC
Lucifers Beard
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Tbh even though I'm not a huge fan of AC, Ghosts of Tsushima isn't what I'd call a great game either. It's good in certain aspects but I just never felt that engaged in it and have dropped it twice now around the 10 hour mark.
AC looks much the same in that I don't think I'd play more than 10-15 hours before yawning and turning it off. The graphics do look incredible though, I've been tempted to play it just to take in the atmosphere.
AC looks much the same in that I don't think I'd play more than 10-15 hours before yawning and turning it off. The graphics do look incredible though, I've been tempted to play it just to take in the atmosphere.
Quixz
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This is a good question!
BlackTron
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This would be a part of that problem, there is a reason I didn't click the link despite my curiosity to verify this could be real lol
Mr Reasonable
Completely Unreasonable
I gotta say this game has really done well trigger so many people for different reasons.
I wonder who'll be next to get upset.
I wonder who'll be next to get upset.
GymWolf
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English voice acting and more striking art design/use of colors (?)
Combat animations are also a bit more refined/better chained but it's a coin toss.
Maybe the music?
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All games have bugs, they’re are really complex pieces of software, covering everything is impossible.
Now, if you’re talking about game breaking bugs where progress is halted, I haven’t seen any, and believe me, people would jump on Ubi’s throat if there was one.
Randall365
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Ubi have had demands for a game to be set in Japan from a long way back, so the idea is not innovative.
However, from a political perspective, I think you are right to ask - GoT was the first major game set in Japanese history made by Western Developers (if you ignore the Total War Shogun games) and SuckerPunch doing this with success while being based in Washington would have given them the confidence to think that they could pull it off. Where SuckerPunch went right was they basically followed the Japanese view of the period and took no risks narratively. Ubi did what they wanted as usual and have obviously suffered for that/got great publicity (depending upon your perspective).
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Exactly, the idea isn't innovative and Ubi had demand for years from fans but never did until Ghost of Tsushima hit the market and sold so well. Ubi knowing the market was there finally greenlit the game fans demanded. It's also obvious Shadows borrows many influences from Ghost.
PurePlatinum
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This is like saying, "This meal at Applebee's is better than the one at Chili's". Both of these games are mid as fuck.
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