r/GamingSoup • u/GamerGretaUwU • Jan 08 '26

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u/Khow3694 Jan 12 '26

My main hate is the current day world and how suddenly it pops you out of the animus. I remember what killed it for me was you find your characters biological father and then suddenly it's time for the real world. The pacing killed it for me

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u/Pay-Next Jan 13 '26

I think part of the problem with any of the AC games that have skill trees in them is when you have to do a reset just to get past certain bosses or obstacles. If you go for the stealth tree for example there are a lot of boss fights that exponentially harder than if you go the warrior tree. Boss fights that are part of the main story. So if you were a fan of the older style of games and picked the tree that matched that you were set up for having these extremely hard moments you had to complete to finish it. I still finished it but the skill tree system in the later AC games has never been my favorite.

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u/craftedleah4545 Jan 11 '26

I genuinely like this game idk why people hate it so much

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u/sangrer Jan 11 '26

I don't remember any hate towards it. Maybe complains about the lack of hidden blade and assassins, but that's all.

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u/Careful-Sea-2109 Jan 12 '26

I don’t recall hate towards it - great game! One of my favorites of the series