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18 December 2025

• I swear it was an accident 😭

  I was reminded of Yoshi... submitted by /u/Scared_Mix8201 to r/AssassinsCreedOdyssey [link] [comments]

• Black Flag is getting remade because it’s more likely to make money

  I keep seeing posts and comments of people confused why Ubi is remaking Black Flag, the very popular game that was one of my most successful for its time, and not the original which could really use a new coat of paint.

  The answer is because Ubi wants to make money. Many people still praise Black Flag so the likely hood that it would sell well is much higher than the original game which is mostly see as a relic at this point.

  submitted by /u/Redhood101101 to r/assassinscreed [link] [comments]
• I got my steam replay report in and apparently I had an addiction.

  I’m pretty sure that this isn’t exactly correct because I was playing offline most of the time. submitted by /u/Hero_I_Was_No_More to r/AssassinsCreedOrigins [link] [comments]

• Ive played all the assassins creed games but have not played liberation freedom cry and rogue

  Is it worth playing these games cos they’re kinda spin offs I guess

  submitted by /u/GroundbreakingDate36 to r/Assassins_creed [link] [comments]
• Nothing will ever touch the lighting in Unity

  submitted by /u/Cubegod69er to r/a:t5_2wmb0 [link] [comments]

• AC Syndicate Title Update 1.53 - Release Notes

  https://preview.redd.it/m48bdxpsqt7g1.jpg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c870033912017e556fe33b7d73c2443adb91ed9f Hello everyone, Today, December 17, we released Title Update 1.53 for Assassin's Creed Syndicate to address freezing issues while running the game due to some specific PC configurations. As always, you can contact our support team if you run into any trouble. Patch Sizes: PC: 35.8 MB Steam: 515.3 MB Patch Highlights Addressed issues with the game freezing due to some specific PC configurations. English localization has been added to the list of available languages for some versions of the game where it was missing. submitted by /u/Ubi-AssassinsCreed to r/assassinscreed [link] [comments]

• AC Mirage Title Update 1.1.1 - Release Notes

  https://preview.redd.it/39r86r0sps7g1.jpg?width=960&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=00153fb06d9937875086d85f9a4ffb3796955336 Hello everyone, Tomorrow, December 18, we will be releasing the Title Update 1.1.1 for Assassin's Creed Mirage @ 14:00 UTC / 10:00 AM EDT / 7:00 AM PT. As always, you can contact our Support Team if you run into any trouble. Patch Sizes: Xbox One: 3.89 GB Xbox Series X|S: 5.74 GB PlayStation®4: 16.7 GB PlayStation®5: 2.14 GB PC: 4.25 GB Patch Highlights Motion Blur Toggle: Console players will now be able to turn motion blur on or off. Permadeath Save Issue: Loading an old permadeath save after the update will no longer reset the difficulty to Apprentice. All players can now purchase upgrade schematics for Nimlot's Sword or The Abis Dagger. Stolen Goods items and Oud Melodies will now remain in your inventory after creating a new game in New Game+. Added new Codex entries for AlUla. List of Bug Fixes General Gameplay Fixed an issue where completing a Permadeath playthrough on Ultimate Assassin difficulty wouldn't unlock the core challenge "The Color of The Supreme King". AlUla Region Player will no longer lose tools supplies when traveling between Baghdad and AlUla. Animus Sequence Deactivated tutorials automatically triggering during the Animus Sequences. "Gilded Butterfly": Fixed an issue where the Animus Sequence of the mission would unlock before completing the mission during the main story. "The Treasurer": The quest notification will no longer appear on screen when starting the mission from the Animus Sequence menu. Parkour Fixed the diagonal wallrun not being triggered from a beam. When enabling the Free Jump option, the confirmation for the new control preset will no longer appear as a "Hold" when the Hold Alternative option "Popup" has been chosen. Trophies & Achievements "Playback": The achievement/trophy can now be unlocked if the last reward is obtained by finishing an Animus Sequence using an Animus Mod. "Taste of Your Own Medicine": Fixed an issue with the achievement/trophy not unlocking when using an upgraded Blowdart with the "Lethal Dose" upgrade. "Self-Improvement": Fixed an issue where the achievement/trophy would not unlock after learning all 23 skills. "Unstoppable": The achievement/trophy will now unlock after killing 6 enemies with a single charge of Assassin's Focus. "Cutting Edge": Fully upgrading a weapon from Valley of Memory will now properly unlock the achievement/trophy. Thick Skin": Fully upgrading an outfit from Valley of Memory will now properly unlock the achievement/trophy. "Perfect Memory": Fixed the description text of the achievement/trophy to "Complete all challenges of an Animus Sequence". Fixed an issue where the achievement/trophy "Bal Kullun Mumkin" was automatically unlocked when starting the Animus Sequence of the contract "The Dancer". Stability Fixed crashing issues while replaying missions from the Animus Sequence. Fixed an issue where the game would become unresponsive while replaying a mission from the Animus Sequence when relaunching back into the same mission from the recap menu. Visuals & Graphics Fixed visual issues. Improvements to HDR. An empty flying scroll will no longer be seen flying around in the desert of Hegra. Do my eyes deceive me? Was that a mirage? The Obsidian Rayhan Dye will now be the right color. Do you feel bonita? ‘Cause you look bonita! UI Corrected varying in-game text and images in the Codex. Fixed an issue where the quest notification for Al-Jahiz - The Bookworm" was displayed when starting any Animus Sequence mission after collecting a Lost Book. LOCALIZATION Fixed various localization issues. Enkidu was gendered as a female instead of male. PC SPECIFIC Adjusted default preset key bindings for Parry on Mouse and Keyboard. Fixed stability issues when activating Intel Xess Frame Generation option, Windows HDR and in-game HDR on a system with Intel ARC GPU. PLAYSTATION 5 PRO SPECIFIC "The Heart of Corruption": Adjusted Basim's hair to not offset when rotating the camera. This fashionista is ready for the camera! SPOILERS AHEAD! Quests "The Serpent's Nest": Fixed an issue where the Animus Sequence of the mission would unlock before completing the mission during the main story. ]"Escape the Prison": All enemies will now appear when replaying the mission in the Animus Sequence. "The Heart of Corruption": Adjusted the volume of prisoner eavesdrop dialogue. "In The Vulture's Nest":Players will no longer receive an additional Initiate of Alumut dagger after defeating Nimlot. "Roman Fort”: Basim will now be able to carry explosives even if the astrologer is knocked out and hidden in a haystack without disguising. Visuals & Graphics Fixed visual issues on Nimlot's tower after quitting to the Title Screen during cutscenes. submitted by /u/Ubi-AssassinsCreed to r/assassinscreed [link] [comments]

• first alpha tame

  as the title says, my first alpha tame im really happy and wanted to show off even if i know as a lvl 28 its kind of rookie 😭 unfortunate they die quickly though just like any tamed animals submitted by /u/derazira to r/AssassinsCreedOdyssey [link] [comments]

• Siwa Oasis

  submitted by /u/WinMassive5748 to r/AssassinsCreedOrigins [link] [comments]

• 2 years ago, I challenged myself to beat every single mainline Assassin's Creed game for the first time in my life (in release order). Finally finished today, here are my thoughts

  Series always eluded me, I've tried AC2 as a kid but I just ran around killing people without paying attention to anything as kids do, and I dabbled in AC Valhalla for a brief 11 hours before dropping it originally. Took me a bit over 2 years to play through all of them (started September 2023). I'm feeling incredibly burned out at this point but I wanted to catch up. I know most people don't really care about my opinion, and I'm not trying to act like my take is important or that I need to announce it to the world. I’m just posting this for anyone who might be curious about what the series looks like to someone experiencing it for the first time today. I went in almost completely blind, without nostalgia or knowledge of public discourse, so this is just my own raw experience with the franchise from start to finish.

  My tierlist, as someone who never read any reviews or knows the general public consensus about which games are best:

  1. AC: Revelations -> I think this is the best part of Ezio's story, best game in the series and I enjoyed the entire thing immensely from start to finish.
  2. AC Syndicate -> I loved the characters (twins especially), loved the setting, game was a bit repetitive but I actually enjoyed the RPG elements because they were pretty superficial and didn't feel too bloated. I liked the combat system and animations here a lot. I wish gang management was an actual thing, not only a half-baked mechanic
  3. AC Brotherhood -> I find the story weak with Ezio being the only saving grace, gameplay was super fun, world design was great
  4. AC Rogue -> watered down Black Flag, Shay was interesting but they could've done so much more with the character. Game was too short, side-content wasn't all that interesting, good to see the templar side of things for once.

  I think up until position 8 were games I enjoyed, 9-11 are games I found mediocre, 12-14 are games I barely had any enjoyment in, if at all. All in all, definitely not my favorite series of all time, but it's up there. I think there's a lot of artificial length to these games, the modern games have way too much grind and bloat that needlessly stretches the runtime, and the combat has been mid since Origins forward. Obviously as seen from the list I find the newer entries worse but I wish they kept to the gameplay mechanics from the old gen games while incorporating side activities from the new gen games, it would make a perfect AC game for me. Add on to this that I also believe my reception of each AC game was based a lot on the setting. If I vibed with the historical era, there's a high chance I enjoyed the game, even if it had the same gripes from the previous titles that made me almost quit the challenge. The setting can really carry the experience for me.

  EDIT: As many of you are pointing out, yeah, burnout was probably affecting my opinions towards the end of the series! But don’t treat this post too seriously, none of it matters anyway, it’s not like I’m trying to make a statement here about the downfall of AC or trying to be an actual reviewer or saying which games are objectively better or worse lol. Just giving my subjective thoughts after successfully completing a challenge I created for myself :) I will stop responding here now but thanks for being so open minded, I’m surprised to see the community so welcoming.

  submitted by /u/iamtheundefined to r/assassinscreed [link] [comments]