AC3 turned me off completely from the series. The game was so disjointed and uninteresting.
2 will remain one of my favs this Gen based on soundtrack alone though.
Even then the games mechanics infuriated me alot of the time. Jumping off in odd directions. Climbing walls when I'm trying to just run down the street.
One of my biggest issues with AssCreed 3 is how bland and uninspired the soundtrack is. Unlike Kyd's work, there's nothing that make the tracks stand out above the game itself and pull you into the world; the music is just... there. An unimaginative background presence you subconsciously acknowledge but that offers nothing to appreciate. Compare Through the Frontier to Home in Florence.
So with this being cross gen I guess there's a chance for some 1080p/60fps goodness like our PC brothers are used to playing?
I haven't played AC3 yet but I've played 1 & 2, is 3 really that bad? Seems like a really big disappointment for a lot of people.
AC3 turned me off completely from the series. The game was so disjointed and uninteresting.
2 will remain one of my favs this Gen based on soundtrack alone though.
Even then the games mechanics infuriated me alot of the time. Jumping off in odd directions. Climbing walls when I'm trying to just run down the street.
The main problem is that it's a mess, it's like each idea was thought out from an individual team, and they then tried to mash them all together without a clear direction.
On top of that, the setting is really dull for an AC game, they don't make good use of American history, beside some random name dropping, and the cities are by far the worse any AC has ever had.
Then you put in an especially non-sensical story (even for AC standards) and a terrible, terrible character that is a black hole for charisma, happy to, even though it doesn't really make sense for the character (i guess they were going for cheap fan service?).fuck over his own people just to help the Patriots
Oh and did i talk about the glitch fest that it is yet?
Yup. Fight Club is by far the best track but the overall feel was still lacking. There is no one better than Kyd.
Ah, forgot about that, the soundtrack is alright, but a HUGE step down from one of Kyd's best works (AC2).Yup. Fight Club is by far the best track but the overall feel was still lacking. There is no one better than Kyd.
Thanks for answering UrbanRats. I didn't quote your post due to the spoiler but it's disappointing to hear the locale is kind of dull. I mean, I still remember seeing the Frontier video walkthrough and thinking damn this looks pretty cool.
I have heard that the final game on consoles ran nothing like in that video too.
One of my biggest issues with AssCreed 3 is how bland and uninspired the soundtrack is. Unlike Kyd's work, there's nothing that make the tracks stand out above the game itself and pull you into the world; the music is just... there. An unimaginative background presence you subconsciously acknowledge but that offers nothing to appreciate. Compare Through the Frontier to Home in Florence.
Or the rotation around Ezio and Frederico on top of a church and the logo and ''Ubisoft presents'' coming on top of it.
There's two tracks I've downloaded, the main theme and ''Fight Club''. While there are many memorable themes from II (and others of the series), Fight Club is one of my favourite pieces in the series. It fit the setting and pumped up gameplay and cutscene alike.
I always found soundtrack argument kind of weird. I love game music and the AC franchise, but I only found 1 or 2 tracks per game to be memorable, including both AC2 and AC3.
From reading these posts one would think AC3 was a horrible game. It really wasn't that bad.
From reading these posts one would think AC3 was a horrible game. It really wasn't that bad.
Earth..."It is a good life we lead, brother"
"The best" - "May it never change"
"And may it never change us".
I love that scene, the music.. shivers down my spine.
When are they gonna quit Desmond's story and go with an asian assassin? I need my asian assassin fix.
These will just keep rolling, regardless of quality. People keep buying them by the truckload.
Clearly the series left its fans behind, but Ubisoft couldn't care less.
These will just keep rolling, regardless of quality. People keep buying them by the truckload.
Clearly the series left its fans behind, but Ubisoft couldn't care less.
I still don't understand why they are numbering the game...jeez.
posted?
at the back of the poster is supposedly a map for the game
I take it you didn't finish AC3...
Hopefully we get to fight the giant sea monster.
I really appreciate the patience of those people who actually managed to finish Assassins Creed 3. I really do. Those people can face anything in life and tackle any obstacle if they were able to finish that hot pile of garbage. It still boggles my mind how anyone could attempt to finish this game..
>Give weapon that does incredible damage but takes life away.
>Make 20 guards chase after you who can also run faster than you.
>Create mission where you can't take damage.
Scumbag Ubisoft