Is AC Unity worth trying to finish..."Should I Stay, or Should I Go? As the previous poster said, after all patches are installed, Unity plays a lot more smoothly. In order to be more efficient in your search, in what forum do you want to search ? Moreover, I enjoyed the story as well. Graphics were nice too. Started by Open world game with tons of collectibles, a story that is more or less standard/medicore, and the usual Assassins outfit. Personally, I don't care about modern day story sequences (Abstergo) because it seems as if Ubisoft doesn't even know what he wants to tell us through the modern day sequences. Read More. That was my biggest concern. Other than that, I didn't have major issues, a weird graphical quirk here and there. Fran-1995-Pro, December 13, 2015, Posted December 13, 2015 Of any kind. Its great narrative and standard but enjoyable gameplay comprise and exciting experience, but sadly not an especially memorable one. I bought it for about 20€ and totally regret it. The present story is missing entirely unfortunately. It has some issues, but those are mainly in the story and pacing now - the technical stuff is all sorted. The Co-op is a nice addition, it's limited to specific missions that can be also faced in single player. I've heard a lot of bad stuff about the game, like there are a lot of bugs & glitches (players falling through the world map, awkward animations, NPCs spawning in front of you, NPCs walking in mid-air, NPCs level of detail popping in as you get close to them etc. Now, that you can get the game at 1/3 of a price, I'd definitely go for it. While the team was thrilled with how the game looked – Guesdon says its still one of the better-looking games out there – the enhanced visuals led to a series of technical and design issues. Never had any problems with it and love the gameplay of the AC - games, the story of Unity is a little meh in my eyes but its still fun. I've thoroughly finished four Assassin Creed games (AC 1 & 2, Brotherhood and Black Flag), meaning I've done almost all side content (except for AC 2, didn't bother with the side stuff) and all collectibles (except AC 1, flags are the worst possible collectible out of all games) along with finishing the main storylines. Edit: And the patches probably fixed those anyways, so you should be good. The email address for your Ubisoft account is currently: We have sent you an e-mail to enable you to verify your email address. The best thing to do would be to simply watch some gameplay videos on YouTube & if it appeals to you then go ahead and buy it. At least they concluded the Desmond story in a decent enough way. In order to create threads, posts, and interact with the Ubisoft forums you need to have a Ubisoft account with a verified email address. I'd agree with Re-LoreLink, he sums it up pretty nicely imho. P.S. The new combat's a bit finickity, but with high enough gear and skills - plus a lot of smoke bombs - it's conquerable. Verifying your email address also improves the security of your Ubisoft account, helps us provide you better support, and ensures you don't miss out on exclusive content, newsletters, and other special offers. The Dead Kings DLC was a little less of a pain. the super-sensitive AI, if you're trying to stealth. But Black flag and Unity are really very different games. @SilverTuna014, Matthew Byrd is a freelance writer and entertainment enthusiast living in Brooklyn. I'd say no, it wasn't a great game even when patched, It's a massive drop in quality from Black Flag and nowhere near as fun, I'd skip it and move straight onto Syndicate. With the patches in place Unity looks pretty good, definitely better graphical wise than Syndicate. Assassins Creed 3 got my hopes up high, but honestly was a kind of a let down. Brotherhood and Revelations felt mostly like AC2 DLC, was okay but not great. “The game suffered from all this,” said Guesdon of the game’s various problems. But it should've been called Pirates Greed. Players don’t care about the code, just their experience,” said Guesdon. Both of these got me really hooked with the Desmond story line. Fighting mechanics definitely could of used work, I was mowing enemies down in Black Flag, had a tough time doing the same in Unity. The first 3 AC games had it all connected, then AC4 did a "spin-off" with the modern day sequences, AC Unity didn't have them at all (almost), and now Syndicate continues on with that from Unity with a new women etc. Unity is by far the worst of the series gameplay and storywise, I have finished all the main AC games and Unity was a “one and done” for me. As for present day, it's a mess. Guesdon expanded on that sentiment by saying that the team perhaps “flew too close to the sun” when creating the graphics engine for Unity. Graphics are nice and the rest is your typical AC game.If you like Assassins Creed you should play it but not full price, wait for a sale or find it somewhere cheap. Paris is easily the best crafted city in all the Assassin Creed games, and the day/night cycle along with the hundreds of pedestrians on the streets really brings it to life. Gameplay wise it's what you expect from Assassins Creed. First off, I'm not a huge AC fan, I've only played AC 2 which was the first game I've played, after that it was AC4 Black Flag (PS4) and I'm still enjoying it, it's probably the best AC game ever. The Modern Day story is only connected to Syndicate, because peoples' anger at this game almost singlehandedly killed the series & they decided to completely rework it after Syndicate, even though it was fairly well received by those who actually played it at the time. So if you are like me and enjoy pirate ships, cannons and rum, you might be disappointed - as I was in the beginning. The AI as far as my experience goes is easy regardless of what Creed game it is. It's an entirely different game. It’s not all bad news, though. The first 3 AC games had it all connected, then AC4 did a "spin-off" with the modern day sequences, AC Unity didn't have them at all (almost), and now Syndicate continues on with that from Unity with a new women etc. I played Unity after all the patches and I suffered 0 bugs/glitches. Story wise Unity is an average game, it doesn't excell but it's still enjoyable. The parkour is improved, It feels great thanks to renovate animations and new ways to approach the descent. (lol). I definitely prefer the Evie twins to Arno but Unity is still worth playing. They shouldn't have called it Assassins Creed. Please read and follow the instructions provided to complete this process. But in short, we probably flew too close to the sun and we were a bit overcome.”. you can get the game on amazon for under $10 now, its totally worth THAT asking price. Arno is the most graphically good looking Assassin we've seen. I liked Unity but I was very happy I didn't buy it. (at least that's how I feel...), I felt unsatisfied when finishing the story, it was quite disappointing compared to the previous games. I know you wanna FaceTime me baby, but I have Samsung. The weather and the daylight change often and the result is magnific, the city feels alive now more than ever. Most of the complaints are coming from the glitches which was the case during the game's release. If this email address is not valid, or you no longer have access to it, you can update your account details at https://account.ubisoft.com or visit support.ubi.com to open a support ticket. It's slow, unresponsive, clumsy and very glitchy. At least the platinum trophy was really easy to obtain. Assassin's Creed Unity is proof of it. It's a much bigger game and graphics aside I found the whole experience more enjoyable. Nothing else really happens there, except confirming what happened with Arno for the Assassins. Sign up for a new account in our community. “It was a cultural shift for the developers as much as a technological one – we should focus on the experience and not the scripting and coding. I was a fan of the missions which took you in to other times in the cities history over the regular modern day rubbish (my opinion). Emm, Personally I'd say no, I'd just stick with Syndicate and Black Blag. Definitely, I am probably in the minority but I enjoyed Unity more than Syndicate. If you can get it for less than $10, try it out, but otherwise don't. The character customization and the skill "tree" are excellent addictions giving the player a strong sense of progression. Community Software by Invision Power Services, Inc. With the last patch, everything has been fixed, sure there are some glitch from time to time and the framerate is not steady, but nothing to worry about. Matthew Byrd | Now to the NPCs, they're a lot, in some particularly areas they're hundreds.These crowded places are not a problem for our assassin though,who can run smoothly among them with no trouble. Since you haven't played a big majority of the games, you probably wouldn't be as let down as I was and you could even enjoy it. With these sorts of topics your always going to get a buy it/ dont buy it most of the time not resulting in a definitive answer. It is the only game I never bothered with the side quests since I just did not enjoy the game enough to waste more time with it. The combat is probably the absolute worst I've seen in a AC game (and I played every AC except Rogue and Syndicate). Story wise Unity is an average game, it doesn't excell but it's still enjoyable. If that was your concern, than I'd say go for it.

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