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Leaked AC Unity gameplay videos up in the wild (edit: re-uploaded)

Oh yes. I mean, an order of ninja assassins? How can they not want to do this?

Honestly, just look at the artwork. It's probably one of the more organic and naturally fitting backdrops for an Assassin's Creed game. And there's a serious lack of western AAA games set in Asia.

How anyone can call it generic is beyond me. Good lawd, I want it.
 

ZobEater

Neo Member
The game where you hit A for Awesome till you counter and continue your pwnage combo? Actually sounds a lot like Assassins Creeds piss poor combat. Mordor is anything but satisfying. I can play it with one hand.

The whole point of AC-like games is too look awesome using only 2 buttons. I'm definitely not a fan of the genre, but watching your character cut heads by the dozen in fifty different ways is quite fun. Wouldn't keep me amused more than 15 hours though.
 

Chabbles

Member
Amazing
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Didn't someone from Ubisoft say recently that a Japanese AC wouldn't work because it'd feel too familiar? Yeah, right. As if the games weren't too similar already. The setting would be more than a welcome change.

HAHAHAAHAHAAHAHAAHAHHAHHAHA, an AC game feeling too familiar ?, HAHAAHAHHAAHAHAA
 
My problem with Shadow of Mordor was that it failed to innovate in any real way on the Arkham combat system. In fact, there were less combat options in SoM than there were in Arkham Asylum, which came out 5 years ago and has been improved in several games since then. It also had the most repetitive group of side missions I have ever seen. Even the first AC was more varied missions.

I'm excited to see all the customization options in this game. It's what I've been wanting from AC for quite some time.
 

DOWN

Banned
Such a childish remark to a valid point you clearly haven't even heard/read. Welcome to the ignore corner.
Eh, there was some irony to the Creed dev's answer. Yes, he meant it would feel like treading on other game series' well-tread ground as there are a number of games with Asian cultures explored and showcased. But he sure did sound odd saying he was concerned with treading familiar ground when the central premise of his annual franchise has become fatiguing for many with how familiar the experience and themes of the Assassin's are now.
 

Chabbles

Member
Eh, there was some irony to the Creed dev's answer. Yes, he meant it would feel like treading on other game series' well-tread ground as there are a number of games with Asian cultures explored and showcased. But he sure did sound odd saying he was concerned with treading familiar ground when the central premise of his annual franchise has become fatiguing for many with how familiar the experience and themes of the Assassin's are now.

It is a funny thing to say when the last few Ubi open world games themselfs feel familiar to one another in many ways, let alone the AC games.
 
My problem with Shadow of Mordor was that it failed to innovate in any real way on the Arkham combat system. In fact, there were less combat options in SoM than there were in Arkham Asylum, which came out 5 years ago and has been improved in several games since then. It also had the most repetitive group of side missions I have ever seen. Even the first AC was more varied missions.

I'm excited to see all the customization options in this game. It's what I've been wanting from AC for quite some time.

The nemesis system saved it. Remove it from the game and you have one with far worse gameplay mechanics then the games they ripped it from.

Some people tend to overlook that fact.
 
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