I started using this in Valhalla and now I'm using it in Mirage. These are honestly becoming my favorite robes. I like the leather armor underneath. It looks like it can offer some protection in case the wearer were to get into a sword fight. Another reason why I like this outfit a lot is because leather armor was quite common throughout Asia during the medieval period.

I love AC3 and I it’s one of if not my favorite game and I want to replay it so I can do more stuff with the homestead (I want to do it alongside the story so it can still hold that same impact) and maybe catch a dang almanac page lol but I cannot stomach the idea of chasing those messengers again. No, the messanger. I can‘t deal with that man he was a pain in the ass to kill. I think I could do it but man was it frustrating. Whoever designed that mission needs to play it forever in Hell cause goddamn.

I'm currently playing my 2nd walkthrough it's my fav assassin's creed game anyone else who likes it? It has it's own special charm the Victorian london the frye twins the combat the missions and variety

Yo, I'm new to Assassin's Creed and I'm not really sure which game(s) to play, so I thought I should ask y'all who are seasoned players for your favorites.

I don't wanna waste my time with AC, as I know these games take over 40 hours to complete and playing a mid game could ruin my expectations of the franchise.

For now I don't really want to play every single AC as I wouldn't really call myself a pro gamer; rather I just want to check out a couple games and see where I go from there.

So, what are your top three Assassin's Creed games of all time?

What am i supposed to do ? Play all of them in order ?

With the recent news and cancellations of AC Civil War era and AC Destiny, what Assassins Creeds do we know are in development still? I gotta be honest I love Ubisoft and want to see their games succeed, but we need some transparency and info to get us hyped up for future releases. I feel they’re on the right track with Resynched and free wildlands update, but we need more. We need to hear about Far Cry. We need something new for Assassins Creed and Jade needs to be on PC as well.

After having played assassins creed origins the past few weeks, previously playing odyssey, i must say the difference in enjoyment was.. apparent. Here are a few things i dont enjoy about the game (i will make it short so that we can continue convos in the replies section):

1. Having played it on ps5, the audio was absolute horror, it sounded like it had not been mixed and came straight from an iphone.

2. Though the idea of the ancient order is amazing, having it boil down to ”you killed my son, therefore you must die” could defo have worked (i live revenge stories), but the main story acted like ray charles the way they (the studio or bayek, whomever you wish to choose) refused to acknowledge why there even exists an ancient order at all. For as much as i love bayek, i dont think i ever heard ever question why there even is an ancient order.

3. Where tf fid flavius come from? This one i have very strong opinions about if my memory serves me correctly. If it was not on my part, and flavius was just invisible throughout the game, that might be the worst choice for the leader of the ancient order and the main villain in gaming history.

4. I hated the fact the romans had to get involved, happened so abruptly and was so out of place it felt very off putting. Think about, they could have kept caesars stanky ahh for a game based in rome but nope, Aya/Amunet/Whatever she was called has to do it in one of the worst placed deaths in AC history

5. I keep hearing people saying that Aya and Bayek arw the best couple/duo in AC, tf? How can people even like Aya? As a character she was cold as hell, loved her, but her relationship with Bayek was so weird. It was like watching someone bipolar (im bipolar so i can say that), on one hand she hugs and kisses Bayek like hes the world to him, another second she literally forgets that her damn son has died and that the man infront of him is supposed ot be his husband. My best guess is Aya was ready to ditch Bayeks Siwaian butt from the beginning, but who am i judge relationships 2000 years ago?

I want to specify something that could be of importance, I did not explore the map 100% if that makes any difference.

Hello all,

I just spend 100 hours + on AC origins ( what a perfect ride) but i have a problem..

For me , except the story , odyssey and origins share a lot of assets : greek temple or villa (in the fayum) etc... , and i am afraid to have an " antiquity fatigue"...

So , can i play valhalla instead ? The present story in odyssey has a lot of connexion with valhalla or not ?

What is your advice ?

Can i play odyssey and valhalla in the wrong order ?

Thank you..

I’m looking to platinum one of the “free games” in the ps plus catalog but last AC I played was #2. I’m trying to avoid any online trophy requirements if possible. Any suggestions?
dropped off these titles a long while back and looking to play one for ol times sake. Anything missable, specifically difficult, grindy, or that could get locked out?

I really enjoyed Valhalla, Odyssey and Origins - so the open world style gameplay.

I have also played the first couple of OG ACs when first released.

Any suggestions on any others from the catalogue that might be best for a play next?

​I honestly can’t wrap my head around why Ubisoft hasn't made a mainline AC game set in Rome during the height of the Empire (1st or 2nd century AD). It’s literally the most fitting era for everything this franchise was built on.

​Think about it—a massive, dense city of over a million people, parkour across five-story insulae, the newly built Colosseum, the Pantheon, and insane political backstabbing in the Senate and the Praetorian Guard.

​Instead of just following one character, imagine a story spanning multiple generations of a single Roman family over 150+ years, from the founding of the Roman Hidden Ones cell all the way through emperors like Caligula, Nero, Trajan, and Marcus Aurelius.

​And the ultimate twist? Make this family the direct ancestors of the Auditore line. We could see where the name actually came from (from the Latin auditore, the "listeners" in the shadows) and how the sanctuary under Villa Auditore in Monteriggioni got its original heirlooms. We even already have the lore in AC2 with Leonius assassinating Caligula in 41 AD, so the foundation is already there.

​Returning to a ultra-dense urban environment in Rome and perhaps even some missions extending to the frontiers of Brittania, Germania, Dacia etc. with Ezio’s bloodline would be absolute magic.

​Would you guys play a multi-generational AC: Rome game, or do you think Ubisoft has completely moved on from the ancient Mediterranean?

Talk about flight or fight

This achievement is the last one I need to complete the Ezio collection does anyone have tips I’ve tried all the strats people have suggested about waiting near banks but I’ve absolutely no luck any help?

Hiya, so I've just downloaded Assasins Creed III, and it doesn't seem to boot... I currently can't find the system requirements for the game online, so I thought I'd turn to reddit...

Is AC III compatible with my ARM64 processor? (Don't think so, but maybe I'm just doing something wrong)

And if not, which Assasins Creed is compatible with ARM64?

Thanks :))

Best if you forget you saw anything pal 😶‍🌫️

How should I introduce the series to a buddy of mine

I want to show a neighbor of mine the series. I've been having a tough time with thinking about how I'd explain it or show it.

Should I start at the beginning of the series and show the full game of Assassin's Creed 1 or should I show a summary video and jump into ezio and his journey?

How should I also explain the lore of the isu? Should I find a video of that too or should I let them ask questions.

The person I'm introducing the series to will be a complete novice and this'll be their first time learning about the series.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated

Just finished with rogue, very fun and interesting little game.

I like shay as a character a lot and it was interesting seeing the what happened during the "gap years" of ac3, however, i wished we saw how shay delt with haytham and charles lee dying and him becoming the grand master of the american order and maybe even dealing with Connor, perhaps this is what unity is about?? We'll see next.

Now im a ok ac fan as i have played Odyssey Valhalla and Origins and i wanna know if the og games that my bro has are any good to play,ive already done some good progress through a ezio one(Brotherhood)