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Assassin's Creed player here. The AC series excels at rendering famous places at specific times in history, and then letting you explore them on your own terms.
by WolfeReader 3y ago
Assassin's Creed player here. The AC series excels at rendering famous places at specific times in history, and then letting you explore them on your own terms. The historical and environmental detail in each (mainline) AC game is amazing.
It's never perfect, of course. But who else is even trying to offer the same experience? *
I also play lots of indie games (shout out to CrossCode, Soma, Signalis, and Tangledeep particularly) and lots of JRPGs and puzzle/detective games. Never bought any Call of Duty (I will admit to renting CoD4 on Wii once).
Sometimes people like things you don't like, and that's OK. You don't need to feel superior about it.
* While the question is intended as rhetorical, I would like to hear of other games in this particular space.
- dartos 3y agoYeah I mean there’s nothing wrong with getting each call of duty or each assassins creed. Some of my favorite gaming memories are from the AC series. I get every Pokémon game even though they’ve been awful for a while now, but the fact that it’s Pokémon is enough for me. OP was asking how ubisoft stays in business, and that’s how. People just really like AC and get each game.