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No, it would have been garbage. It would have been a repeat of the Shadows game. Until they get back to making AC games like they did in the past, they're going to struggle to make any sales. They have a tendency to take things and try to push the envelope, forcing things people don't want at them and saying accept it and pay us outrageous sums of money.
No, it would have been garbage. It would have been a repeat of the Shadows game. Until they get back to making AC games like they did in the past, they're going to struggle to make any sales. They have a tendency to take things and try to push the envelope, forcing things people don't want at them and saying accept it and pay us outrageous sums of money.
I actually enjoyed Shadows. Origin and Shadows are my favorite of the "RPG" style Assassins Creed. Although I have an affinity for games set in Japan. Origins was legitimately good though.
I do agree that the identity of AC has been lost a bit, but if you take the new games for what they are, they're pretty good. The only ones I didnt really like were Odyssey and Valhalla. Way too long.
