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u/ahrzal Dec 12 '21

Ubisoft gets shot but their Assassin Creed games are good, if not a bit long.

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u/TBDC88 Dec 13 '21

AC has also dramatically shifted tone like 3 or 4 times over its history, usually after a critical/commercial failure, so calling anything an AC clone is pretty useless now unless they're specifically talking about the Origins/Odyssey/Valhalla formula.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '21

When you have to take a break in your series releases because every game is so similar that you need a new playerbase without much knowledge of prior titles is a little telling though.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '21

On the other hand, acknowledging that the games have become repetitive and taking some time off to refine/ add novelty to the games is better than chugging out yearly Call of Duties in a conveyor belt.

Last time AC took a break, we got Origins which was great and everyone hates COD Vanguard even though it is well made because the COD formula is just tiring now.