In Defense of Assassins Creed Unity
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- čas přidán 20. 02. 2020
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I think a few things I want to clarify is that I don't hate the other Assassin's Creed games however I do think Unity is the best in the franchise. I didn't bother comparing Unity to games that came after such as Assassins Creed Origins stray so much from what makes a game an Assassins Creed game that comparing it to Assassins Creed Unity would be far too long and not very meaningful in the video. I appreciate you guys for watching and if you want, you can watch more video essays from myself and NAM12399
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Assassin's Creed Unity is an action-adventure video game developed by Ubisoft Montreal and published by Ubisoft. It was released in November 2014 for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. It is the eighth major installment in the Assassin's Creed series, and the successor to 2013's Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag. It also has ties to Assassin's Creed Rogue which was released for the previous generation consoles, the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on the same date.
The plot is set in a fictional history of real world events and follows the centuries-old struggle between the Assassins, who fight for peace with free will, and the Templars, who desire peace through control. The story is set in Paris during the French Revolution; the single-player story follows Arno Victor Dorian in his efforts to expose the true powers behind the Revolution. The game retains the series' third-person open world exploration as well as introducing a revamped combat, parkour and stealth system. The game also introduces cooperative multiplayer to the Assassin's Creed series, letting up to four players engage in narrative-driven missions and explore the open world map.
Assassin's Creed Unity is an action-adventure stealth game set in an open world environment. The game was meant to be rebuilt, with fencing being used as an inspiration for the new system. In addition to returning weapons from previous games, Assassin's Creed Unity introduces the Phantom Blade. The Phantom Blade uses the mechanics of a crossbow to fire a silent projectile at a great distance, while still serving the same role as the Hidden Blade in previous Assassin's Creed games. Navigation for the game was also overhauled: new "Free-run up" and "Free-run down" commands were added to make it easier for the player to scale buildings in either direction. Additionally, Arno learns new moves throughout the game, but the player can also purchase new skills as well. With the updated, larger crowds, new interactions with them are also available. The crowd regularly presents many activities, appearing organically, that the player can then choose to engage in at their leisure. Examples include scaring a group of bullies by pulling out a weapon, "settling" a disagreement between two civilians by killing one of them, which is usually a Templar, or chasing down a thief who has just pick pocketed somebody.
For the first time, the series allows players to customize the characters' abilities, adopting a skill tree that enables players to assign points earned through gameplay to improve their skills in stealth, melee, and ranged combat, and health. Players are also able to customise their weapons, armour and equipment to further complement their individual style of play. Players also have a wider selection of weapons available, including swords, axes, spears, rifles, pistols and throwable items, such as smoke bombs. The expansion DLC, Assassin's Creed Dead Kings, adds the formidable guillotine gun.
Assassin's Creed Unity received mixed reviews upon its release. Praise was directed towards its visuals, improved gameplay, customization options, multiplayer-oriented format, mission design, setting, characterization, and narrative. However, the game was criticized for a lack of gameplay-innovation, unrefined controls, and numerous graphical issues and bugs upon release. Because of the game's poor launch owing to the technical issues, Ubisoft issued an apology, and offered compensation.
Assassin's Creed Unity was followed by Assassin's Creed Syndicate, which takes place in Victorian England, and was released in October 2015. - Hry
Unity’s graphics are still insane and there are walkable interiors and the riots it just felt cool
The game looks beautiful especially in the daylight and there is a lot to do(missions, collectibles,etc). And not to forget the customization.after all this time I still play this game.
did everyone just forget about the Sequence 7 glitch for Xbox players that wouldnt let u pass the mission
@@jakecorshia No problem here for PS players. Also, I personally didn't encounter as many glitches in the game as other people did, and I got the game on release, so I played it as it was getting updated. It took me listening to a review online to realize that glitches were a problem at all for the general public.
Not to mention amount of people on street. I mean crowds were huge. Also unfortunately last time we get to use hiding in crowds.
I almost wish there was no riots or mass gathering the scale of unity cause that causes 90% of the frame rate imo
Fun fact: for unity they hired parkour artists Jessie Laflair to do all the climbing animations
I do parkour and he's one if my favourite freerunners out there. Didn't know he worked on Unity until I read your comment. The game deserves more love
I mean practitioners were involved in development of all AC games,but this was something else
Funny because they scrapped most of the stuff he did cause a lot of shit Arno does isn’t how a parkour athlete would do it.
@@santi_super_stunts2573 true
You mean Mo-capped
For me AC Unity is the most underrated of the franchise, with Rogue.
Rogue is my favourite
Rogue is sadly just extraneous. It wasn’t particularly ambitious and just existed as an extension of Black Flag and the last game on the ps3
My favorites are Unity, Syndicate, and honestly Valhalla.
Rogue is decent at least. Edit: amazing is more appropriate
Everybody says Rogue is just a copy of black flag and I mean there not wrong but its still good and refreshing plus it's still a assassins creed game and is really fun the outfits are good story is very good and the ship play is fun so thank you for saying that rogue is underrated
The sheer density of npcs was also fucking incredible, it was as if you were actually in a city that was collapsing from the inside
Very good point, I would expect that type of density from current gen consoles
@@Bofa_Deezyou'd expect, yet most modern games can't even handle cities like in unity. I just recently started playing it for the first time and I'm blown away
Unity is probably the best current gen title that actually feels like an Assassins game.
I really miss the parkour up and down system.
Tim Drake Yes! Please please can they bring it back! I hate the new AC games, they’re good games by themselves but I expect AC games!
@@projectrobot1095 Sorry friend, but it's not gonna happen because the new fans really like odyssey (i dont). Ubisoft probably gonna continue this route and release a heavy RPG assassin creed game.
I think Syndicate is the last real AC
AC doesn’t feel the same after Unity
Syndicate was good but it was more like a gang war
I’m not gonna talk about Origins and Odyssey cuz they’re not Assassin’s also Valhalla joined the chat too
For those who fell in love with this game at first sight, UNITE
Hilman Hakim bro when I tell u I got goosebumps when I saw the trailer after finishing the game, I’m not lying
The trailer made me fall in love and the game re-assured my love for it
Absolutely
Consider us united
To be honest i dont like story for me brotherhood story is the best but the gameplay and environment play is awesome thats why ac unity is still on my pc
This has better facial animations than Valhalla
Better graphics too.
@@Warren_The_Warrinator257 funny joke.
@@Warren_The_Warrinator257 lol nope
@@Warren_The_Warrinator257 lol
@@Warren_The_Warrinator257 your a blind troll if you think that
I truly did feel like a badass Assassin while playing Unity. Really was one of the most Assassins creed like games I’ve played in the series.
I will never get enough of Arno casually shanking someone while strolling by and barely breaks his stride. It’s so badass and smooth.
Too bad that I feel like Ubisoft was scared into submission by the hate, causing this approach to assassins creed to die
They should have used it to improve the game and fix many of the problems people had. Skyrim was fixed by modders, Unity didn't get that luxury.
@@65firered they did fix most of the bugs. Gamers still bitched
Newest assassins creed, and watch dogs 2, is the proof that ubisoft really playing it save this time, too save.
But, i hope they actually learn something new from that ghost recon breakpoint update that they should listen to their FANS and themself, rather than the majority of gamers who don't even play their game.
@@Nocturne33 It's still broken in many ways on console, that's why. Most of the criticisms are centered around bugs, glitches, and broken features or graphical issues. All of which can be fixed with a remaster. You have to understand it was widely considered to be wasted potential, most people want to like the game, especially considering hindsight. Basically, if the wrinkles can be ironed out it would have a massive comeback.
@@65firered yes I understand. But it was already too late for the developers since there was a hate bandwagon around the game.
"Revolutionized assassins creed games" I see what you did there
lmao
Dante lol
No dude . He just uses the word as we all would have
@@danielcastaneda4975 whoosh
@@crunchyandmagnificent5646 That joke is getting old and stupid bro
Imagine Assasins Creed 2 with Odyssey's Graphics and Unity's Stealth and Parkour.
But if AC2 had Unity's parkour, the Parkour challenges would need to go and there would need to be a new way to get Altair's armour. You have full 100% control over the OG Parkour system while in Unity it's automatic.
@@RobertEdwinHouse9 you care or not doesn't matter . Graphics is a necessary part of a game .
And if they also remove Ezio's gary stueness and sequences 12/13, and revamp the title drop for something other than "yo bro, i hope we don't die or something", yeah, that'd be great!
@@aarondubourg3706 actually i personally feel the opposite, ac1-rogue the parkour was good but very limited pretty much climb up or down with nice animations but still sort of janky, unity's parkour was quite fluid and I'm not to sure what you mean by automatic since ac 1-rogue pretty much had very linear lines of parkour
@@nato4535 since AC3 the series has moved onto automatic parkour. Removing features like manual jump, grabbing, wall ejects etc. The fact that there's no nore parkour puzzles like the Tombs from AC2 shows that Parkour has been dumbed down. In the first 4 games if I wanted to run forward and jump from a ledge it would let me. You had full 100% control in the parkour. Now the game will force you to stop cus it doesn't think you can jump a 1 foot gap.
I platinumed Unity, the fans of this franchise were ungrateful!
-CryoKens
dide u platnium it on console if so lemme know if the fps is good cus im thinking bout getting this game (tell me how good combat is and the graphics)
@@zaidebtw4438 Yeah on the PS4
@@zaidebtw4438 do it, by now it's super cheap and totally worth it to play throught it if you haven't already.
I'm actuallly on my way to my third playthrogh, I like to come back to it form now and then.
I platinumed it literally minutes ago and it's a 50/50 for me. It has a good story, loved Arno and the customisation was pretty good. However, I found myself frustrated by the parkour mechanics when escaping enemies and the framerate was god awful at times. Still, it doesn't deserve a massive amount of hate that it did at launch
@@BadWolfAce You need to play the free DLC (Dead Kings) it improves the combat, parkour, story, level design and Arno’s character. It’s legit the best DLC in the franchise.
This game let's you customize your own assassin outfit What's not to love.
True, but the pieces are tied to stats. It'd be better if they had transmog.
Would be nice if you could pick the colour of each individual part though, instead of preset schemes - just for a bit of extra uniqueness
The lack of catch ledge and side ejects.
Hiero Vigilante but part of that is due to the multiple play styles the game gives to you to play, you can be a tank, marksman, a ninja, or a master duelist, and as the enemy’s get harder you need better gear. That’s ultimately in my opinion what makes the game so good. The progression with weapons and armor with stats that make sense for the point of the story you’re in
Shaman only reason I picked up Unity is his videos, lol. I’m aware of side hops and breakfall and use them both very frequently. I just wish that they were implemented in the same way as they were in previous games in the series as opposed to being contextually triggered.
"Ezio didn't have a love interest"
Cristina and Sofia: Are we a joke to you?
Cristina barely counts, she shows up once in AC2 and retroactively told us what the fuck happened to her on Brotherhood’s dlc
@@odd-eyes6363 Ezio's memories with her appeared in Brotherhood's base game, no DLC needed. It is explained that these memories were buried inside Ezio and Desmond could access them at Brotherhood's since by that time he has a very high synchronization level with him. She's also mentioned in one of Ezio's letters to Claudia in Revelations: "After the death of Cristina something withered in me... But that feeling, that capacity for love, has returned. I adore Sofia, but dare not drag her into this life of mine... not without fear of hurting her, or driving her away." Yes, she may not be a major character like Elise, but she was still Ezio's love interest for most of his life.
@@rinofang fax yoo finally someone who actually played acd 2 brotherhood and revelation and payed attention
Gabriel Galbán it’s still not comparable. Elise had one game and developed really well, while Cristina was barely featured and she had 3 games to develop her own character and relationship to Ezio. Sofia was definitely an active love interest comparable to Elise but Cristina’s relationship was just a memory that occurred outside of the plot of the game in which it was featured
The reason that unity is the best assasin creed game because it had the best parkour and amazing movement the grapicis was very good and the stealth kill was so much fun
The older games didn't actually have a parkour system that did the job for you. You actually had to do a precise input. It made me appreciate the Ezio trilogy parkour. I used to feel janky about it but once I tried to learn the mechanics more I understood deeply of how great it was. Although it may seem outdated but it's still good. If only they did have that control scheme back with Unity's fluid animations.
Exactly, this guy just can't parkour
@@brrrrrr THANK YOU!!!
so true
For me it feels like AC unity is much more on rails with the parkour than the Ezio games for example. The opposite of what the youtuber here seems to believe.
@@shruk4
❤ you can I get a pic
Yes, they were so so wrong, this game is unique, is beautiful, is fantastic, innovator....
I would really really really like a sequel of this game, or a same assassin's creed where you can do co op missions, explore the world with other assassin's from the brotherhood, and most importantly, parkour with them....gosh I'd give everything for ubisoft to do this again, to go back to these type of games that reflected all the effort, uniqueness and beautifulness....
I was just thinking about that. Imagine a “sequel” that was set at the empire of Napoleon III, in the second half of the 19th century. Paris had already been through a series of renovations by then (the Haussmann’s renovations), so it would feel like a COMPLETELY different environment. A completely new map, but still the same city.
it looks good but doesn't play good the machnics is broken arno climb how he wants
@@EmperorDxD not true at all
@@whitbaez1755 it's true I played it 3 days ago he does what he wants npc can see you trought walls the double assassin works how it wants
@@EmperorDxD I'm playing it right now on ps5 and experience none of that. Sorry man
I'm glad I'm not the only one who went through all that trouble just to get black
I settled with dark blue
@@ruins7379 I settled with a Cheat Engine table which lets you unlock any item.
Bro the first thing I did when playing the game was getting all the chests and cockades lmao.
it wasworth it cuz i looked the coolest of my friends
Falcony how
I agree with everything you said, except for the part about having the best storyline. AC Unity is set in the middle of the French Revolution, one of the most exciting periods of history! Yet the story is one of a personal vendetta. It has almost no affect on the Revolution unfolding around you except for a mission or two, and the Revolution has almost no influence on the game's plot except for a cool backdrop. So, while I don't think the story was bad, it had potential as big as the Grand Canyon, and it just didn't deliver.
Well said.
It would’ve way better if was centered around the French Revolution like AC 3 with the American revolution
They definitely could've done a lot more with it, and it would have been cool, but I felt like wasn't a huge let-down.
well the games will always be between assassins and templar since I'm not into history i had no issue with this story. it actually tells you how the world of assassins and templar revolves around different things that don't bother with the normal world events.
I have a feeling theyll make a seccond one in the far future where we can have a hand in the revolution. Heres to hoping anyway, its the only way Ubi will win me back into the AC universe
Will never get over how beautiful this game is. Every detail is perfection and I remember running around Paris simply sight-seeing and enjoying the views.
You can thanks to the fact that almost all lighting is baked
ditto
Playing this again in 2021, still my favorite. Still looks amazing and the parkour will always be satisfying.
What does your name mean?
@@alibozkuer5022 "Wolf kissed", apparently.
@@zephyr6927 i read it as pope leemur
The only game that actually makes you feel like an assassin. Pleease give us a sequel ubisoft. Even though its not perfect, it was a step in the right direction for an AC game.
I'd love a sequel for Arno for sure!
Unity was the best “assassin” game ever made by Ubisoft, sadly it won’t return ever again. All we will got is shitty RPG
Syndicate did
@@kingdom6346 Hey, we got a great RPG and a best AC game
@Fraser Souris the rpg system is shallow compared to a lot of great RPG, all I can give credit is that is one of the good action games. Ac games? Nah, it pays no tribute to ac roots.
Imagine falling in love with someone and then getting adopted by their parents and they become you step sister/brother
Sweeeeeet home alabama
he wasn't her stepbrother he's a servant working for dela serre as you see in the first sequence
Arno: *Accidentally lets De la serre did* Elise: Whay are you doing step bro?
PJ Arce *pornhub theme intensifies*
What are you doing stepbro?!?
This game deserves more love especially for the parkour and world design
I still play the game tbh and I still have alot of fun and enjoy it. Regardless of the hate to ANY game, dont let it get you down in enjoying a game that YOU like. Have a good day! 👌🏼🙌🏼♥️
Holding RT+B to vault over a table without breaking stride will forever be one of my favorite game mechanics.
Holding B/O/Shift while falling to reach out for ledges will forever be one of mine.
You can do that in most other assassins creeds too.
@@jcers imagine having to stretch your hand from B and Shift all the way to O lol
Anyway, I never really held the button in a fall. I would just tap it when I got close enough to the ledge. It's even more satisfying that way, because you kind of did something.
@@Mephilis78 I’m pretty sure you’re already aware of this, but if not, I was referring to the button inputs on different platforms, not saying that you needed to press all of those at once, haha.
For holding vs. tapping in the case of catch ledge, I feel that holding down a button to reach out your arms has always been more natural to me, but tapping at the last moment works just as well. Do whatever works for you.
@@jcers yeah I was joking about that first part.
Arno: Where is Germain
Elise: Where is Germain
Me: Why is Germain!
La Guillotine
@@taranjk1 what 😂
They always ask "Where is Germain?", but they never ask "How is Germain?".
KUJO Joootaro Germain is feeling pretty dead
@@shuysnoopy dead
Given that this was actually the first Assassin's Creed game I bought I love it. I really couldn't even see what was wrong with it. I actually really love the game
Yeah this game gets hate for no reason. I’ve played basically every AC game since inception and I still found the “annoyances” easy to overcome
I literally finished playing this for the first time a few days ago, and I loved this story. I also really loved Arno. I don't know why, he's just such a great guy.
I miss the days when there are BUILDINGS in an AC game...
Jinhunter Slay A LOT OF BUILDINGS is right
Valhalla may change that so let’s keep our hopes up
@@gavinchase2168 oh yes!! Because vikings are expert architects who build Hagia Sophias ever year....... *RIGHT?*
@@gavinchase2168 Norwegian towns will be pretty small and uninteresting for parkour, but London and York might be better
@@jinhunterslay1638 Don't lose hope. A Ubisoft dev (on Reddit) told me that Valhalla, Origins, and Odyssey were part of the same dev cycle. We are gonna see a complete overhaul with the game that comes after Valhalla.
And Unity's parkour will most likely return. The devs know that fans want that system back, but they couldn't do it, since, in the beginning, they chose to build the RPG elements for those games rather than the transversal. Now, they will change that.
Valhalla has its parkour tweaked a little bit (since they didn't have to code much RPG elements because they just imported them from Odyssey), and they had a little more time, but the next game should be the real change.
Thank you. I was so annoyed of everyone calling this game trash.
I always thought it was bad but now that I think about it I played threw it twice which I've only done with earlier games
Too bad it barely ran on my pc back then even on lowest settings with a lower resolution while gta 5 ran perfectly
Hap py i agree so so much
My only disappointment was the removal of chain kill skill that was in black flag where if you counter killed one opponent you could chain it to a nearby foe and I feel the resources that were used on multiplayer could have gone towards the story. Otherwise didnt mind ACU.
Hey could you help me with a assassin's Creed unity problem im having. I play on Xbox one. And I don't know how to upgrade my weapons. Im in the start of sequence 2 and there are missions that say I need to upgrade skills, weapons, and armor. How do I do that.
One thing I don’t see a lot of people mention is the design of the side outfits. Every legacy outfit looks stunning, I swear, this game makes every outfit look even better than in their own games.
After taking a break from the series I picked this up and thought it was the best one I’ve played. The only problem was that I couldn’t fight with my assassin blades like the older ones
*hidden blades and you get used the combat after you get the heavy attack skill and staggering strike skill.
Now we can only hope for an AC game as pure as this one, nowadays.
True
The reason we won't get is because ac fans are never satisfied with anything. They criticize everything Ubisoft does.
@@omkarhegde1021 i imagine ur an oddyssey fan right
@@Keebler-kun Not exactly. I loved origins, black flag and brotherhood. So I am fine with change. Having similar games is boring
@@omkarhegde1021 But having bad games is worse
This game is the Arkham Origins of the Assassin's Creed series, both underrated and misunderstood, but both fun and interesting to play.
Nabeel Akhtar agreed
Fun sometimes, but as interesting as a wank tissue
Both crippled by jank after a rushed release, but quite enjoyable once patched to high heaven.
At least Unity actually improved something, Origins is just a copy of the Arkham City but with electric gloves
@@alexkuauhoselo4215 origins has the best character development in the series and improves combat while making it more fun while also putting us in a nice interesting winter environment.
Origins is great.
So is unity.
But Origins > unity
Ironically I never had any Glitches happen to me when I played the game
I cannot disagree harder on the parkour. The older games prioritized your control over everything else. Unity has better animations, but it comes at the cost of having to learn hidden mechanics the game never tells you about, having controls that the game tells you incorrectly, and the game just refusing to work occasionally
AC2s parkour isn’t very sharp
@@marbl3d45 disagree czcams.com/video/nuTLxOrVO0s/video.html
Pre-AC3's parkour sucked.
"The best character"....sorry...I can defend this game forever, but I can't say Arno is better than Ezio or Edward in any way shape or form
Caleb Davis agree!
Java Monsoon you can’t put fucking kassandra over Anyone else
Agreed
Java Monsoon yea but like you can’t put kassandra over ezio or Connor
@Java Monsoon
-Kassandra
-Good voice-acting
Pick one
The main thing I miss about Unity was you could play it with the homies, they need to get back to that style of ac
Fax
Assassin's creed: Ragnarok is going to have online just like in unity!!
RPG Weeb co-op? Or like the crappy competitive mode like on ac2-3 it was kinda fun but lost its charm after the third game lol
Yes co-op exactly like in unity
I think...
The only thing I didn’t like in unity is when the people you were fighting would over use pistols
The human shield or syndicate style dodge would be great in that game
@@ottovonbismarck8460 Exactllyyy, like why tf did they get rid of human sheilds in unity?!?!
@user-tn5uqvb3t I think Arno is not the type of guy that would do that
@@trustypotato9998 So having someone take a bullet for you is worse than shoving a sword thru their skull? lmfao yeah I think Arno would've been perfectly fine using a human sheild like Edward or Conner
@@ProGamer-lk9qw i dont know man, i dint play ac unity for a while
been really liking your series analysing these slightly underrated games that Im coincidentally playing currently on my PS3
just leaving my comment for the day, keep it up.
Ezio did have a legitimate love interest, her name was Cristina. Their whole struggled relationship story was in AC2 and continued in AC Brotherhood through specific missions
Seems nobody bothered playing those missions, which is a shame.
The short Christina missions in brotherhood were more heartbreaking than the entirety of Elise and Arno’s story
wasn’t she in revelations
Sophia His wife? The Sophia missions that were basically a love story including ezio’s courting and a date between them and the ending when they save each other
kayin williamson oh i must of gotten confused i thought she was christina.
Arno's just one of those characters that really deserves a sequel.
Edit: Just to be clear to some people still replying to this. I didn't say the other characters don't deserve sequels too. I said Arno is ONE of the characters that could deserve a sequel. The video is about unity so I mentioned Arno naturally. The other characters are great too. We all love Bayek and Connor etc.
I mean.... i really like the game it is my 2nd favourite ac creed game but i liked it because of the coop ,the customizable armor , the heist missions and the story. Arno was a good protagonist but not one deserving of a sequel considering bayek didn't get one either. Plus ubisoft already changed the mechanics to these new shitty warrior mechanics
Bayek deserves a sequel
Arno deserves a sequel along with connor and shay in it they could complete all these three's story arcs.
@@hmmmm9174 A AC crossover game kinda like how Ezio connected to Desmond maybe if those certain assassin's touch the apples of they're times and linked somehow.
Agreed. Arno's story just doesn't feel complete. From what I've heard, he spent more time helping Napoleon in some way and I'm curious about that. A lot happened surrounding Napoleon and it doesn't sound unlikely that Arno could have been involved on more than one occasion.
So I just finished the main story last night and I've never played an Assassin's game until this game. The story was okay and only carried by Arno and Elise but overall I liked the game a lot and the mechanics were fun. Playing this on the Series X at 60fps was super smooth and made the world so much more interesting and fun to explore. It's definitely not as bad as others have said and I feel like people should give it a second chance. I will definitely continue playing the side quests and I have yet to try coop. This and Watch Dogs 1 (which i also love) gave me the same feeling of immersion with the world design. Very underrated games at a time when ubisoft was trying new things and fell short of perfection.
Finally someone defended unity 😀
I just liked that blue suit so much. Is it me or did anyone else find that beautiful?
It was so nice and silky
yesss the silky or velvety look of it was so beautiful and fit well for the time it was set in, in my opinion
It's a little bland though
@@gibbergibgabber5899 I think it works. It's an almost fittable coat with those of the French 1790's just with an added hood. His suit makes him blend (as an assassin). It's also not his master assassin outfit which adds much detail.
@@unknown_individual7050 Hoods stand out so it wouldn't make him "blend".
Unity is one of the most underated games ever.
com certeza
Hashwinder SINGH play it with the jack reaper dlc it’s insane
@@paulpan-yt u mean syndicate
dankvvolf oh really ? I can’t remember I got a box set with all of the games once lol sorry
@@paulpan-yt yea syndicate based in london
Holy shit, the cloth physics dude.. If Arno crouches you can see how the coat tails mold over whatever they land on, it's pretty great.
I also like feeling like a soldier for the brotherhood, it's simple and easy to experience.
29:51 for anyone who is replaying the story and don’t want spoilers
I've not played ACU yet, but I just love how it looks, a truly piece of art.
It truly is great!
You should play it has a good story, has the best parkour out of any other AC game and Arno’s personality is kind of like Ezio
@@Shark_King325 yes correct great personality. Far more better than Connor and Edward Kenways
DV_Covers cheap on the PS4 store fyi or in a gamestop
It's been a month did you play it?
I feel like you lost everyone when you said “best character” that might have been a stretch
Yh and best story too is just wrong with the existance of ezio 😂
damn straight. Arno is an Ezzio-wanabe in a botched, tired lovestory. absolute garbage in these aspects.
It's really not even a stretch, it's plain wrong.
Yes Ezio is beloved and almost everyone agrees that he's fun and engaging and overall enjoyable. And that's one definition for a great character. But he is still lacking a lot of depth, which was only fixed by assassins creed embers. Arno while not being as fun or enjoyable, actually had a lot of depth to his character. The writers portrayed him being torn between his love for Elise and her heritage as templar and his heritage as an assassin really good. While Ezio is one of the coolest video game characters, Arno seemed much more human to me. Although that character arc wise, Edward and his redemption take the cake in this regard.
@@MrXoohoo ezio also has a lot of depth tho. All ezio has ever wanted was to lead a confortable life surrounded by loved ones which we see even in ac2. However what's even greater is ezio's ambition as he constantly sacrifices his dreams and confortable life to fulfill his goals. He even almost gave up at the start of ac brotherhood but the life he chose didn't let him go that easily. He may be confident and charismatic on the outside but all he wants is to settle down and have a fulfilling life but he we always see him sacrifice that dream for his ambitions. he's always driven by his ambitions of revenge, finding out the truth about the artifacts and his own heritage. At the end in embers, we see him evaluating with him accepting the limits of his ambition. My only issue with arno is that his personality is pretty uninteresting, like he's not as charasmatic as ezio or Edward and that's the only character trait he has making some of the interactions a little stale and boring. His interactions with elise are pretty cool but that's because they're flirting most the time and that's when his charisma rly shines. Other than that he doesn't have any other note worthy character traits.
i just got the time playing unity, now i'm seeing your vid is a lot of fun actually!
aside from the bugs and sometimes janky at the climbing or stucked at the position where you crouch at a random area, the game itself is fun
i love this video
Played this game on release and loved it in all aspects and is one of the best made and most fun games of the franchise, only ever experienced one bug and that was getting stuck somewhere in the street after a fight and an animation got me stuck in a stand.
Aqua: „Best Character“
Ezio: „Aight, Imma head out“
Really wouldn't be Ezio anyway, but I think he's much better than Arno is.
Thomas Philipa Desmond: „Am I a Joke to you?“
GE CKO
Edward: yes, you are
Darthironpotter
Jacob: „And The Rooks?“ 🤓
I think this game has one of the best characters in the series like Arno's master and the beggar king but this is definitely not the best story. It's actually a copy and paste of AC2. Ezio and Arno look very similar and even their story is similar as well. The protagonist looses their father and father like uncle by Templars. They then go for revenge mission. Then they watch their lover die infront of them. But still the game still had quite look enjoyable missions through.
“The best character.” ?
Let’s not get crazy.
Ezio was the best of all the characters.
So much so that they gave him three games to tell his story.
arbknight12 I mean come on my guy Edward from black flag was amazing
that was the old ubisoft, todays ubisoft is all about the division but in a different skin. because lets be honest. ac odyssee is NOT an assassins creed game. it is a good game, but it is defenity not AC. also it isnt about story telling anymore like it was in previous ac gaames, now its just about here grind your ass off to do this mission, now grind some more to do that other mission. well now i am a fucking god with superhuman powers OKAY. like do they even know what they made LOL
ezio is overrated cocky bitch :D
@@verbon47 Yesss, Ubisoft thinks The Division is a masterpiece, in fact, for me AC Odisy is The Division Spartan Edition
Is at the same level as Ezio. I love Arno because he felt the most human of all the assassins, always questioning the action of the Assassins brotherhood in Paris, the romance in the game, his actions and not following the rule of kill all the templars cuz they bad.
I enjoyed this game and didn't run into almost any glitches and going back to the old climbing is just painful I always wished it was faster like in the trailers from the start and even though it's still not that fast it's much better. however i wasn't a fan of the leveing system it's very immersion breaking not being able to kill a simple thug.
In terms of the story I liked Arno at the start when he was cocky like Ezio but later on I felt he lost that and became more boring so Ezio is still No 1 for me but the story overall was enjoyable
I still go back to play this game sometimes, I just didn't listen to people back then because I loved the character design so it was enough for me to play.
But my biggest gripe about this game is still the loose controls, I know that's how it gets a more realistic motion and weight to the character, but it's still super wonky quite a bit of times
The thing that pisses me off was back when this was released, and the articles, journalists, and random internet person always referred to the same video and the same image of the missing face bug. Whenever anyone references the bugs in the game, I see that same picture. This says to me that one person found it early on, happened to be recording, uploaded it, and everyone ate it up. Imagine if that famous Red Dead Redemption glitch video of the Mountain Lion model-swapped with the woman happened, and then everyone decided to shit on the game for being full of bugs. Frankly, it was full of bugs, but also really fondly remembered.
I think that bug, and most of the ones people dealt with were prevalent on day one. This was the first AC game that I purchased on steam (having purchased a disc for the PS3/PS4 for all the previous games) I do remember the download taking a while because it was a 40 to 50 GB download. The game did allow you to play it before it finished downloading, which was where I encountered any of the bugs I've ever encountered in this game. I ended up setting the game aside for a week or something like that, and never saw another bug. It honestly drives me nuts, how many people say they don't like this game because they believe it's riddle with bugs. Meanwhile, they never gave it the time of day.
Look I like this game but it absolutely deserved to be shit on in the state it was intially released in. And Red Dead Redemption for all its minor bugs was still fully playable. Unity,for some,wasn't
@@kevinhoover6056 I guess you got lucky? I thought the game was shit because of the combat, but when I played it the combat wasn't that bad, also yeah I never found any bug of shorts, so I guess we both got lucky.
@@SuperMicklovin I guess you got unlucky man, well at least the game was playable.
@@thelonelyconner1908 Actually personally I wasn't affected all that much,game breaking wise. Several people were though.
I agree. I've always agreed. This game was "assassinated" by the press, and that was a damn shame
staalforsfh truly very true this statement here is what describes the situation at best
It was broken, full of stupid chests (and some required a stupid app) and the story sucked. It was criticised for obvious reasons.
The game is still the weakest of the series
No, it was not. Ubisoft made a shit game and It was easily, without a doubt, the WORST video game I’ve ever played on my 24 years of being alive
Jordan Justus please do explain why you think so
Eagle Vision did change over the franchise's lifecycle, both in presentation and features. In some of the games, EV actually tags enemies and targets you hold your view at, which was NOT originally the case.
My primary issue is that the parkour feels like it has almost too much freedom, so my character keeps running everywhere except the objective. Not to mention that whenever I want to cover, I end up taking cover that's within the enemy's sights
I’ve barely gotten any bugs, and I also love this game.
The no bug thing is probably a lie Becouse there isn't any game without bugs and they happen kinda often but ohter than that the game is cool 😸
Same, the only bugs I get are very small, like civilians dissapearing
@@oogadog3736 i think that i've had that, but at the end of the day;
No one cares if a non-playable character vanishes, they're in the way in the streets.
It seems to me, there s a lot of hate towards AC games in general, even Odyssey, my personal favorite. I like unity and, as for the other AC titles, it wasnt perfect, still fun. However there s a huge gap between the reality and the trash many reviewers makes us to believe. Point #1 of extreme criticism: narrative: I am a picky reader and as such, there s no game with a good plot / lore, maybe I d exclude the witcher because there s some previous written storyline by an actual writer and I felt like the story and the world were already there,#2 repetetive gameplay - defenitly yes mostly in the first titles....I still have to play AC 3, but black flag, gameplay wise, my second favorite, is it still repetitive?, yes, when you end up playing hundreds of ours of a certain game of course it becomes repetitive but what makes us love Ac games is that they are relatively easy games, (but not for hardcore gamers for sure), educational, transport us in time like no other game, the settings are wonderfull and they put a lot of historic research into it , and #3 not fun....sorry but Red Dead redemption is triple A, super good looking, but I havent had any fun with it and I end up reselling it because it doesnt match my playstyle , the main reason? Too realistic.... At the end, in terms of pure game mechanics developing, Ac games are not a triple A, but still far from being trash. Most hate comes from the huge sucess of the Ac series, it happens all the time everywhere with everything in life... at the end of the day, we who love AC creed wont listen and I bet we will pick these games just to walk around and appreciate the sandboxes they created...it happens to me a lot of time at least :D
Same. I’ve had about 10 bugs, 2 major, across 10 playthroughs. Less than most games.
The free running in this game was legendary and that’s what made me fall in love with this game. I’d freerun for hours. I miss this game 😔
PauXio buy it, it’s cheap. I bought it for $1
Yeerr yeah I tried finding it at my local GameStop, but they sold out a long time ago. I’m gonna have to order it 🙂
@@PauhovXiong it was free last year tho because of the burning cathedral. i got it on uplay for free. it's my favorite parkour style in all asc series but a.i still feels fake lol.
@@PauhovXiong hi if you are looking for cheap games go to Eneba and use code GRIUKSE and u will get ac unity for 0,94$ if u are xbox player . if not it might be cheaper
Bikboi haha you’re right. It kind of does feel fake, but that’s what I loved about it. I always saw Assassins as almost godlike when it came to parkour so the floatiness of the jumps and whatnot made me feel like I was an actual almost superhuman Assassin 😌
Very well done video. While I didn't personally enjoy the story or combat, the improvements and animations made to the parkour and visuals of France were absolutely spectacular.
Unity is my favorite Assassin’s Creed game after Black Flag! It still looks great by today’s standards and it has so many cool moments like that sequence where you’re escaping the tower after you set it on fire, climbing up higher and higher as you’re trying to escape the flames, it was so cool
"Arno messes up a lot". Yeah I did remember that time Arno purposefully burned a building while he himself is inside.
That was hilarious lmao
Facts, you can lit go out through the fucking door, there was no need for that lol
Dude he risked his life to prevent templar troops from gaining weapons.
@@senthilkumarrajendran9153 not the smartest way to do it... He could have avoided near death and still destroy them lol
I don't get why that's so bad... I for one can say I make stupid decisions in certain moments where, in retrospect, I could've done it a much smarter and logical way. Idk, kinda adds to his relatability to me. And made for a sick mission
Imagine unity having 6 more months to finish the game. It would be perfect
What can make a game more perfect?
Well just play it 6 months after the release. They polished it and fixed all the bugs pretty quickly after release. You might need a good PC to play it but that's okay.
@@Jacobzx True, but I wish they spent a bit more time on polishing the story and character development. Those things, while decent in the game, could have been so much better imo
@@phisograph oh yeah, I see. That's probably true. I dont even remember the story very much so it couldn't have been too good.
@@Jacobzx no its not. This kind of mentality harms the gaming community. They released a unplayable game. I dont care if they fixed it after because they should have had it fixed before it release.
This game has probably my favorite story of all time. The death of Elise is a death that will live with me forever.
Unity is a brilliant game. I finished it like 3 times. Absolutely loved it. It has the best stealh and parkour in the franchise imo. Probably my second favourite AC game of all time. First being AC3
“The best multiplayer experience” *literally just the only Assassin’s Creed with a real multiplayer*
Brotherhood, Revelations, AC 3, Liberation & Black Flag all had some sort of multiplayer mode seperated from the maingame. Unity did the first coop/open world sandbox one.
Theese multiplayers are in the game but they are so bad nobody is playing them. Unity has the only good multiplayer game
black flag multiplayer was really fun
You mean "real coop" multiplayer.
@@pacal6484 brotherhood multiplayer was fun but now seems aging but the concept is still amazing.
“Refreshing to see a main character who’s kind of a delinquent.” Don’t get me wrong, I like this video and I like Unity, but the character in the last game was a pirate who also wasn’t special and made huge mistakes. I get the comparison to Ezio but after Desmond kicked the bucket Ubisoft went down the path of characters who made mistakes/weren’t perfect etc until Origins when they decided to double down on the Isu part of the story and then Odyssey who’s main character went down a similar path as Ezio in terms of destiny and whatnot
And one other character also betrayed the brotherhood
Danijel Prosenik I cant believe I forgot about that 😅 also that further reinforced the Assassins making huge mistakes although I know we’re talking about protagonists here.
Arno's big thing for me is that his conflict was similar to Altair's, hell they're pretty similar now that I think about it.
They both feel sympathy for their targets, but unlike Altair's targets who believed they were doing good, Arno's targets saw themselves as a pawn for the greater good. The Templars and the assassins became two sides of a war as time went onward, unlike the first couple games where they were just good guy and bad guy.
Arno's character intrigued me because he had a deep emotional connection to a templar. Not just a romantic one, but a very deep and personal one. Arno was always doubting himself, going crazy while doing so. Only in the end he fully understands the assassin code.
@@timothy22ification Well, Shay is a protagonist too :D
Ege Çakar very very true!
3:30 I’m so glad you know about that lo fi song it’s such a mood
I played it after finishing Vahalla, and I loved it so much. The real ac feeling. Back to the roots. I’m wondering why I never played these episode. But I’m so glade that I had the opportunity to do it now
“Best story, best character” naaaaah. “best costumisation, best multiplayer” yeeees
Ezio Is better in every way but the gameplay is better
@@Benophobia Ezio also had Like 4 games to be developed, but yeah
@@Benophobia Those too things are completely separate. When I heard compare AC 2 parkour to Unity, the eight game in the series, I felt like laughing. Of course it is better, they are 6 games, and 5 years apart. Comparing the parkour of these 2 games would be like just comparing their file sizes: "Hmmmm... Yeah Unity is cool and all, but hey Assassin's Creed II only takes 8GB compared to Unity's 50GB"
@@z_0968 I'm just saying I don't like arno his story had promise but overall Ezio although having more time to develop was better it's my opinion but still I've never liked Arno
@@Benophobia I know what you mean from the beginning of the game that I felt they were trying to make a new Ezio, but that's what made me hate Arno, he wasn't original just an attempt at an older character from more successful games.
''best story, best character''
Ok hold up a minute
Arno was bad. The story was bad. Bugs can be (and were) fixed, but there were deeper issues to this game than weird faces. It’s ok to like this game, just don’t fucking tell me that it has the best story or character of this or ANY generation. Especially after Assassins Creed Origins.
Ezio
Andy W first of all I also agreed ac unity in my opinnion is not the best one,for me is black flag,but there’s nothing wrong with someone having unity as their favorite,and they have so much more reason and moral than you have saying origins is the best one when that shit isn’t even an assasing game it’s a fucking rpg game,they shouldn’t have dome that to the series,this isn’t anymore a story about templars against assasins it’s a historical action game,that pisses me off.
Andy W origins is a good game but a bad assassin’s creed the same with odessy and probably with valhalla
@@andreww830 origins story sucked but Unity's story might have been worse. Really, imo the only game with a good story was ACII. Good storytelling in Ubisoft titles are the exception not the rule.
I will never not be annoyed that the AC game set during the French Revolution barely has any actual French Revolution moments in it. We get glimpses during Paris Stories and Co-Op Missions (most of which take place after he's been kicked out, so if you want to get nitpicky why is Arno going on Assassin missions at that point?), but it is not enough. Ubisoft, what were you doing?
By "in previous games you just hold down the right trigger" you mean the AC3 era games.
You show footage of AC2 when you say that, but in AC1 through to Revelations you had to hold the right trigger and A together. Something that Unity brought back, albeit as a freerun up, and not just standard freerun.
Edward is probably my favorite AC character. I'm probably biased because he's a pirate and I love that whole era of piracy, but his motivations being more complicated is great.
Xd I agree with you man when he said arno best character he lost me but still watched the entire video btw if your interested in revisiting Edwards story I made a video of his arc 😉
Black Flag was my introduction to the franchise
Same
@@akatsukino660 It's just an opinion man, he liked the character mainly cause he felt human and he wasn't that special, also I respect your opinion, Edward is somewhat relateable.
If he thinks that Arno fucked up then he really forgot about the great errors of Edward, that guy's character psychology is in another level
Ezio's journey led him to his greatest love interest, Sofia. It's when he finally matured and grew out of that arrogance behavior that he once had when he was young.Won't knock on Arno, he's a great character but this video kinda just paints Ezio as if he's a one dimension "redeemed hero" archetype that did not have as much growth as Arno.
This. Ezio is the best protagonist in the franchise, Arno is great but not the best.
I think you messed uo the names in the end
Ezio also had 3 games to grow as a character. Arno had 1. I believe the point you’re referencing is where Aqua was talking about Ezio’s revenge arc from 2 as compared to Arno’s redemption arc. Aqua really was only talking about 2 in that instance, in which case I have to agree that Arno’s arc is better executed and more fleshed out (imo) than Ezio. But of course Ezio got a TON more development in the next two games, but I don’t think it’s fair to compare an arc in one game to an arc fleshed out through an entire trilogy.
huskytzu What about Shay?
@@huskytzu7709 Edward was a great character too.
At 4:20 when you're taking about climbing flow I love the background....climbing those towers in ac 2 is THE most satisfying climbing experience in the franchise
My favorite after revelations. Good story (except for Elise's death), fluid parkour, but the glitches dropped it to 93%.
Dude, To be honest freaking epic defending.
He didnt really make valid points
@@wyattschaffer2528 He did
Call me crazy, but I love the chain-killing system. Makes you feel like an unstoppable badass.
Yeah it's pretty sick
@Prem Cooper chain killing is better in real life
@@memistcentral2044 may the gods be with you
@@cassiegames2911 I already chain killed him
@@memistcentral2044 wow so edgy
I really love this game, good combat, amazing parkour, incredible stealth, some of the secondary missions like the detective ones, and i only saw a single bug (that i remember) where Arno got stuck in the ground, overall it's was amazing
Oh yeah and Arno is a simp, that's something that kinda irritated me, but he's cool and isn't a perfect character, which makes him more human
On console you can now change directions of moment while in high profile with the right stick, leading to more fluid running.
People only hate this game because of the weird looking glitches. It wasn’t even that bad! Tbh all they need to make the series great again is to have Unity parkour mechanics and have online from the older games back.
Well the launch experience was pretty terrible. But these days it is pretty great.
The story could be completed in like 5 hours and the DLC's story is like an hour max. Such a lack of content for that game. They tried to replace actual content with running to every house and opening a chest for a few shekels. Was not the worst AC ive played but was not nearly the best.
The story is bad
They still use Unity's parkour mechanics and to be honest I'm not sure I want to play in another endless city of concrete boxes unless they emphasize making the general game world more interesting.
God i really enjoyed the multiplayer but seems like ubi didn't give a shit abt it....
"Ac brotherhood is not a stealth game"
Me complete the game in stealth : i have achievied progaming
You can't complete brotherhood in stealth most of the missions cutscenes ezio literally screams "HELLO BADGUYS"
@@Yxsukawa_ How many missions have as an optional objective to reach full synchronisation literally not be spotted?
@@user-et8vm9cc3t optional objectives not actual full missions
@@Yxsukawa_ the full sync is the canon way they completed it
Loved the game, super fun and enjoyed the combat. story was a bit stale and Arno was fun at first but as the story progressed he got pretty boring
I never played unity, but you’ve convinced me to give it a try.
Unity always makes me the most sad because, more than any other game in the franchise, it had so much potential that wasn’t quite reached. Ubisoft obviously didn’t give themselves enough time to put out a polished game upon release and that just hurt their image even more.
In terms of STORY, it wasn’t fully fleshed out and I felt it sort of wasted its intriguing setting. The Revolution was pushed aside a lot when including more aspects of it could have been more engaging. And they really didn’t make the most of the templar vs assassin conflict. Here you have a romance that could do so much to blur the lines between the enemies. Balec showed the ugly side of an assassin so consumed with the ancient conflict, EXPAND ON THAT. The Paris brotherhood were perfect to add a touch of grey to the supposed good guys. Show the Templars as more than evilly twirling their moustaches, they believe in control over freedom but this doesn’t make them inherently malicious. Why would the Templars be inciting the revolution further when they preach order over chaos? What if at first Robespierre was with the assassins, preaching for freedom from the monarchy, but then went too far to the point of tyranny. Demonstrate the issues with the assassin’s doctrine of freedom. COMPLICATE THE DICHOTOMY BETWEEN THE ORDERS BECAUSE HISTORY IS NEVER THAT SIMPLE. Make both Elise and Arno question their allegiances and ideologies. Make the player do same. The foundation was there but they tragically never delved deeper.
sad? havent heard of yoko taro?
@@ahmadnajwan1846 I have not, you recommend?
But I meant sad as in "how upsetting that it can never reach its full potential" not "wow unity's story is so sad"
I love Unity bugginess and all on launch. Buy you nailed here. They had the plot points and story set up perfectly but it felt rushed or short. Its easily my favorite setting and character. While people may have loved black flag for the pirate aspect it was just that, a pirate game with the Assassin stuff thrown in at the end it felt like. Unity was a major change and it felt alive. The city ebbed and flowed at times and could make getting around on the street hard. Having spent some time in Paris years ago i loved getting see to the buildings and shops and talking with friends about what the shop was in 2005/06. The elise arno romance was well done but left you wanting more. It provided that gray area for both the Order and Brotherhood where individual ideals were warping the tenants of each. First playthru it really felt like a possible crossing over point for some memebers of both sides when they realize the other side is more right for them. Arno’s rise then fall and reacceptance into the brotherhood felt more like an actualy person who gets fried from their dream job and has to pull themselves thru the depression and despair to get back to where they want to be. Overall i just wanted more story from it and wish one day to get that
Matt Bryan Matt Bryan For sure, they were definitely on to something with Unity and it’s sad to see that Ubisoft just completely scrapped it instead of taking the time to improve upon the foundations they had now laid out (those bustling streets were definitely a highlight). I feel like the ideas surrounding Unity have pretty much been abandoned which is pretty disappointing. On the subject of Black flag: Though you’re right that the Assassin lore was a bit tacked on, Edward Kenway still had an amazing character arc which really elevated the game in my opinion. His story worked great with the idea of freedom and free will but also ultimately finding a balance where he took on more responsibility and came to realize the damage caused by his recklessness. When you look at it from that perspective, he still fits into the creed (at least thematically). But Unity and Arno definitely made the effort to form a better direct connection to the brotherhood and truthfully explore the nature of both the assassins and the Templars. *Sigh* it could have been fantastic.
Giovanna Acosta thats the thing i feel the worst about it that they had a chance to explore both templar and assassin ideals in a revolutionary era. With Rogue they set up the assassin to templar theme and sorta carried it over with Ballec in Unity. While im not exactly wishing Elise would have flipped sides i think she had the potential to do so. Her character was well done albeit a horrible ending i feel. Arno was setting up to clean house and reset the French order back to what it should be. It would have been a completely different dynamic for the series. It just had so much potential and got left aside
I find it hilarious how everyone hates on ac games when they come out then fast forward to a few years or sometimes just one year and everyone is loving it and saying how underrated it was when they were the people who blindly hated it because some critic or youtuber said so
Super JLK doesn’t follow the lore give me one time it doesn’t follow the lore
Super JLK The leap of faith in odyssey has no meaning it’s just a way for quick traversal and not mentioned has anything other than that. Darius doesn’t act like an assassin he wants to stay hidden so saying in the shadows is an effective way to stay out of the orders sights he wears a hood for the same reason because it’s low profile same with the rest of his out. Ayas first civ would have been become weaker because of the mixing of blood between her parents and other family the. The hidden blade making its way to cleopatra is a mystery that can be explained in the future but I’m guessing he protected elpidios until his death until he either passed it on to him or became friends with higher ups who didn’t agree with the order like cleopatras family and it was stated in odyssey that the spear contained both dna of two similar people and siblings would be very similar in terms of dna so the animus used that dna but found two paths to follow so it simulated two people not knowing which was the true one
Super JLK also aya was never in direct contact with a first civ artifact and even kassandra had to actually touch an artifact to make it work such as the spear so maybe if aya has actually touched a artifact maybe it would have done something but her Isu dna would definitely be distorted
Super JLK but Desmond not only was in contact with isu artifacts himself but he also relieved the lives of people like Altair and ezio who also were and Desmond also got more dna through the bleeding affect so he had a lot of isu dna compared to aya
na, i just didnt like, they could had done better with such a moment as the french revolution, and the ending was pretty dumb. i also hated the "store" part of it, like whats even the point of letting you buy endgame gear on a single player game.
People thought Unity failed compared to Skyrim because the Devs literally admitted it. They gave away DLC for free because of the backlash and back-pedalled almost as badly as the mother energy drinks (that have a label saying nothing like the original) going back to the tried and true AC games afterwards giving us the interactions we all loved. Unity is a great game after its patch but misses out on what makes AC games AC games; the character interactions which felt rushed and forced in unity compared to its other games in the series.
8:40 lol I wanted black so bad that I did this and I used it for quite some time, but now I just use full red with a long range gun on my back and I look dope imo
"Best character"
Edward kenway: Am I a joke to you?
Ezio am I a joke to you
@@caelandenning2648 both were cool
Both were cool but unity had a lot stronger character development despite only having one title
Michael De la Cruz ezio literally has the best character development out of any game ever never mind assassins creed...
@@lewissamuel1541 Edward also has a good character development
Remembering how assassins creed went from unity to odyssey just makes me wonder what the hell happened
Richard Pasquali aint that the sad damn truth
Richard Pasquali it surprises me because unity was so overhyped but now looking back at it?. It sorta deserves that amount of hype that world is gorgeous and the fucking parkouring is UNFORGETTABLE
Richard Pasquali I KNOW RIGHT!?
Ubisoft should’ve given it more time to be polished but NO gotta make sales
Also you won a damn headset? You’re one lucky bastard lmao
You skipped Origins
MultiRv90 i said “from to” which means every assassins creed between unity and odyssey
Assassin's Creed Unity my baby... I still play it today, probably the most ambitious ac game. Pity that it had a catastrophic launch but Unity stay a excellent game
"Revolutionized the AC franchise." I see what cha did there
I was one of those people that completely wrote off Unity when it came out because I heard it was a buggy mess. I did see the infamous face glitch and some weird clipping issues and just thought the game was trash. I didn't give the game a chance and just ignored it for years. Even when the game was given away for free after the Notre Dame fires, I still wrote it off. But, seeing the passion you have for Unity and how the game is probably the peak of the franchise (before it took a very strange direction) really has piqued my interest in it. I'll give it a shot when I have the chance. This was a good video!
Syndicate was good
Unity is the most satisfying AC game all around.
If you have PS4 it’s on sale for $9, that’s what brought me to this video
@@anthonytalksmovies I just got it for $2, which, after seeing this video, seems to be a steal!))
THE_12TH_ KID I’ve already beat it lol well, I haven’t done the dlc yet but the main story I’m done with. I basically agree with everything said in this video, I really like the characters and stories and I really like the assassination missions. Yea, there’s still weird npc pop in and frame drops but they weren’t really bad enough to take away enjoyment for me. $2 is definitely a steal for the fun that is to be found in Unity.
What I loved most about this game was that the character looked leaner than in all the other games. Arno looked leaner and more agile than all the other (male) Assassins. And I think that look is more fitting to an Assassin. You look more agile, more deadly but also more vulnerable. Also his robes and general gear looked amazing and better than the following games.
I also loved the athomsphere and the map of this game. The feel of the revolution was carried out greatly and Paris itself contributed a great share to it. I think this was the best map for an Assassin's Creed. It only featured one city but this city was huge. There was a lot to explore both horizontally and vertically. London from AC Syndicate was also a cool city but the whole city and graphics felt to grey-ish to me. I prefer Paris for that reason.
Last but not least I also liked the colors of this game. I believe Unity featured the best color set in the series. It outclassed all the ACs before concerning graphics and color setting. Syndicate had the same colors but looked too grey-ish in my opinion. Origin just didn't have enough environmental and color variety to satisfy me, it felt like the main color of that game was sand. Odyssey is coming the closest and boy it was beautiful but for me it was a little too colorful, the color set was too much based on "nature colors". I just prefer the style of Unity in that aspect.
I'm interested in what all of you got to say about my ideas. I would love to hear your opinions
Totally agree, the map in syndicate was cool but in some places lacked originality. Nothing gripped you or interested you when you were running through it but unity has a completely different feel, each building feels as though it was designed separately from others and are unique and interesting
Also have the best outfits in general imo. My favorite is the raider outfit because it makes sense to me that you can blend in the crowd with it, you're just a poor schmuck to people's eyes with your dirty shirt and whatnot.
I still play this game at least once a year and have never had it crash on me or freeze I’ve only seen small texture pops here and there and I bought the unity bundle when the original Xbox one came out I love this game. Unity and AC3 are my favorite games in the series
One thing you have to hand to this game is the characterization of Arno, he has that Captain Jack Sparrow swagger and excellent voice acting with that “it” factor. They could have taken this guy to a second story and intertwined his story with Connors (maybe even creating a way to play both characters in the same game).