The Worst Mission From Each Assassin’s Creed Game
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- čas přidán 13. 05. 2024
- With the amount of great assassins creed missions there are in the series, there’s of course going to be quite a few missions that are not as great. I’ve made a video highlighting my favorite mission from each mainline assassin’s creed game and now if you can’t tell by now, it’s time to do the complete opposite and talk about my least favorite mission. I must say that this is purely my opinion, it’s okay to disagree. I like seeing friendly discussions in the comments below.
0:00 - Intro
0:29 - Assassin's Creed I
1:57 - Assassin's Creed II
3:28 - Assassin's Creed Brotherhood
5:09 - Assassin's Creed Revelations
6:23 - Assassin's Creed III
8:17 - Assassin's Creed Black Flag
9:46 - Assassin's Creed Rogue
11:06 - Assassin's Creed Unity
12:31 - Assassin's Creed Syndicate
14:11 - Assassin's Creed Origins
15:39 - Assassin's Creed Odyssey
17:22 - Assassin's Creed Valhalla
18:52 - Outro
Assassin's Creed is an open-world, action-adventure, and stealth game franchise published by Ubisoft and developed mainly by its studio Ubisoft Montreal using the game engine Anvil and its more advanced derivatives. Created by Patrice Désilets, Jade Raymond, and Corey May, the Assassin's Creed video game series depicts a fictional millennia-old struggle between the Order of Assassins, who fight for peace and free will, and the Knights Templar, who desire peace through order and control. The series features historical fiction, science fiction, and fictional characters intertwined with real-world historical events and historical figures. In most games, players control a historical Assassin while also playing as an Assassin Initiate or someone caught in the Assassin-Templar conflict in the present-day framing story. Considered a spiritual successor to the Prince of Persia series, Assassin's Creed took inspiration from the novel Alamut by the Slovenian writer Vladimir Bartol, based on the historical Hashashin sect of the medieval Middle East.
#assassinscreed #ac #assassinscreedorigins #assassinscreedmirage #assassinscreedodyssey #assassinscreedsyndicate #assassinscreed3 #ezio #altair #ubisoft #assassinscreedmirage #acmirage - Hry
Though tailing missions are not my taste, the feeling of being an assassin and slowly watching your prey is such a cool thing to do. Revealation is probaly the best in this, the ambient, the market, the haze and smoke is just 100% hitting the right spot.
I really like them to just dislike how sometimes they were really hard just to trail them with guards and the stupid distance meter
@@wingedhussar1453that or when the person your tailing randomly turns around in the weirdest moments. I can sometimes understand if a person is worried the are followed but almost all the tailing targets do this. Like why are people so scared about walking around places all the time
except when you're doing it on a ship. that mission on ac4 is just terrible
The one where you tail the governor in the rain in bf is amazing
the only thing i hate about them is that your camera HAS to be on the target
TBF, the Brotherhood mission has you disguise yourself as the leader who already knows the way so the others expect you to know it.
Agreed. Though I can see why it's frustrating mission. I personally never had trouble with it myself, but it's more of a pressure put on you than difficulty. Do it quickly, go to right direction, don't drop it.
I liked that mission
@@Netsuki Yet, it is definetely not the worst mission in Brotherhood. This title goes solely to the mission where you have to escort Bartolomeo to the French fortress. And this is simply due to the (probably unintended) placement of certain Borgia guards throughout the route, which instantly desynchronize you.
Nah for me two missions come to mind that secret tomb mission with that wolf clan guys where you have to complete the mission in 8 minutes for 100% sync and that damn tank mission where you destroy Leonardo tanks god that’s difficult I’m on a very long hiatus on the ezio collection because I wanna 100% the games in order I 100% ac2 wanna do brotherhoods and revelations then do ac3 and 4 and rogue all on switch wish me luck cause my RZ isn’t working too well 😂😂😂
@@mgamobilegamingamature8684 You are in the exact same situation as me. I just beat the 8 minute mission earlier today (after 3 tries) and the key is to just memorize the route and not get distracted by the flags. Even then, it is a very tight timer. And I absolutley do not look forward to replaying through the tank and bomber missions without getting hit. But out of all of those, the hardest to full synch is definetley the French one, the only way to beat it is by using arrow storm.
In AC3 there’s the naval mission “The Giant and the Storm”. It’s a pretty standard naval mission of go in and sink some ships, it’s actually really easy especially if you’ve upgraded your ships. That is unless you are trying to get 100% synchronization, in which case your upgrades will be working against you! The optional objective is to use the swivel cannon to blow up the ships using weak points, but if you upgraded your damage then you’ll sink the ships before any weak points are opened up. The only way to get the full sync at that point is to intentionally aim to the side of the ships so only some of your cannon balls hit and hope you get just enough damage to make a weak point but not sink the enemy entirely. Oh and did I mention there are three ships and you have to sink each of them this way? So if even one of your shots is too powerful you have to start the mission over again from scratch.
This mission was honestly my least favourite of AC3
Getting the 100% for that mission was the bane of my AC3 playthrough
I remember this!! I have never hated being so overpowered1
That one was pain
That one took me FOREVER trying to get all achievements
The Brotherhood one is actually pretty easy if you understand the way the guards reacted to your path, you can rush it in under 3 minutes easily (just be careful when running into the crowd). Although, the one that should be on this list should have been the racing side mission "Young at heart", war machines missions like "Flying machine" or "Hell on wheels", they are just infuriating 💀
I found the flying machine mission quite easy for me. Hell on a wheels is a good shout. That tank is slow af. I also think that had no checkpoints if I'm not mistaken
@@TheHiddenOne690I think you misunderstood, the captain whose uniform you steal is the only one who is allowed to carry money to the banker. It wouldn't make sense for the other guards to give you directions since you are supposed to know where the banker's house is.
I actually loved The Banker and the When in Rome quests. I get the criticism but I felt involved with the quest as it unfolded which felt kinda organic imo
@@TheHiddenOne690 it's another no damage full sync like flying machine so no checkpoint. The last part with two tanks fighting you is really luck based, if you didn't accidentally run yourself into the corner before getting shot at. Absolute horrible 💀
Coming from having 100% brotherhood 4 months ago, you can actually cheese the tank mission by simply playing patient, and in the final area you can actually kill all the enemies/towers without actually entering the area with proper play. Its frustrating but you'll achieve it! The hardest and most frustrating mission was Young at Heart as it is literally luck determined, based on how accurate the archers are or if Ezio actually wants to cooperate with your inputs, you'll just randomly get a good run for the 100% sync.
For Valhalla I'd say the rock stacking missions were far worse than the Anomalies. At least those were thought provoking and challenging. The rock stacking ones offered nothing other than frustration, forcing you to spend a ridiculous amount of time trying to find just the right angle and hope the stones don't bounce off when you drop it.
I’ve never been so frustrated at such a simple task!
@@jaredlee6602 Same💀
I hated them because I felt forced to do the sloppiest flattest statues.
"thought provoking" lil bro you're 14. you don't know what thought provoking means.
@@wildnugget1675 As in you actually have to solve a puzzle, time things etc. I'd say that can be called thought provoking (even if it isn't all that difficult). At least more so than whatever the f that rock stacking is. That's mostly just luck based. That was my point. Also, not a bro and certainly not 14. I'm guessing you looked at the number in my name and thought that was the year of my birth, because obviously you were born in 1675. Big brain things.👍
I actually recently played AC2 for the first time. Something I'd been meaning to do. And I found it so comical when I got to that final part of the flag mission. The way the guy runs is outrageous, I cannot believe that got into the game. After the first time I instead just dropped down early so I could tackle him on his way back, since even though he sprints fast he can't climb as quick, it's hard for him to get the flag off you after that.
The best way to do it is to go directly to the NPC's base then as he runs towards you tackle him to grab the flag. Then run to yours.
Recently I picked up AC II again after a large hiatus. Bought it more than 10 years ago in a combo pack with AC Brotherhood. I have a love/hate relationship with the game. I love the setting and quite a bit of the story (modern day stuff bores me to death, though), combat is okay (nothing too fancy but quite enjoyable), but the parkour... it feels very clunky to me. I can imagine that for most people it's alright, but as someone who played basically every (Ubisoft) Prince of Persia game, it feels like a huge downgrade. It just doesn't feel as smooth, which makes things like the tombs less fun than they should be for me. Basically, I can see why many people adore this game, but I have more mixed feelings about it.
Anyway, like I said, I picked it up again recently, and coincidentally the first mission I played after coming back to the game (in about 4 or 5 years) was the festival mission. Suffice to say, that it isn't the greatest mission to come back to after a long time... After almost eating my controller out of frustration, I eventually did exactly the same thing as you mentioned, and that worked immediately. But my God, what a terrible mission that is.
And they spawn you in the most awkward area in the game making it totally ridiculous to get down from the rooftops without taking damage or taking 100 hundred years to climb down safely
@@leolimitedition just jump smh
Man, the one you chose for ac4 is one of my favorites. And how the hell didn't you know you could unequip your hidden blades to not kill the assassins? That shouldn't even be a problem, since the mission automatically equips your fists at the start.
Yeah this guy has some weird takes tbh. To each their own, I suppose.
@@xziumaNot liking arrow builds when that’s the best way to take out the Writhing Dread.
siege of Charles Town is the coolest mission, but the Parkour is nearly impossible with Edward trying to kill himself every five seconds
@jbcatz5 I just spammed hero strike, fury of the bloodline, and mighty blows. Having made a build around those things, it was incredibly easy since they give you invincibility while doing them.
@@xziuma”purely my opinion”
Honestly the mission I hated in Bortherhood was that Leronardo Flying Mission, the controls suck, sometimes the flying machine stalls and doesnt move, and it doesn't tell you how to control it either. Plus theres a glitch in the game where the control doesnt work untl you look it up.
i loved being privileged to fly it around
There’s a very annoying mission in Black Flag if you’re going for 100%, because it asks you to perform an air assassination on a ship captain from a rope. You only get ONE chance to get it right, and the closest checkpoint is before a long gauntlet of enemies where you must not be seen. If you fail, you have to do the whole thing all over again!
I absolutely hate that mission
the one where the sage asks u to steal the ship for the vials right?
@@abdulhalim-jk9lz yes
It's so easy to do, you just suck at a game that requires no skill
I 100% black flag twice
if you fail but not gone through with the assassination yet you only have to do the last section again, not the whole memory, very annoying but not as annoying as it could be
The guards in the banker mission in ac brotherhood think you are a gaurd that is a way higher rank, so they dont want to be rude or question your choices because gaurds were often executed for being rude to superiors in that time
In AC Brotherhood , the hardest Mission was Leonardo War Machines tank mission where you can't lose any health while riding the tank and if you do , you will have to restart the whole mission and the problem is when face the othet tanks at the end of mission , you will get cornered and outnumbered.
In AC Unity , I couldn't catch all the flags and I was enraged because the time is not enough for me to solely catch the flags which made me quit the mission.
In AC Origins , Septimius was basically Kratos in the Assassin's Creed Franchise , he kept swinging his double blades but I was able to beat him by waiting for an opening and attacking him when he finishes swinging (not on new game nightmare tho).
Tip for the banker mission in AC:Bro: don't guide yourself for the voices of the guards, instead use the synchonization notification to know if you are going in the right direccion.
Strong/Medium: Best/Right route
Weak/Analyzing: Far/Wrong route
yeah i remember doing that because the voices are very random
Yeah that mission wasn’t bad at all. Took me two tries to get full sync, first for figuring out the route and second to actually do it.
Iirc eagle vision makes you glow white when you're on the path and red when you're not
Bro the soundtracks in brotherhood and black flag give me goosebumps. Such a good part of my childhood
For the storm fortress in rogue through some dialog at the start, you can figure out that if you line them up, the storm fortress will start shooting the other man o wars and easily take off half their health in a single volley
The midnight ride mission is hilarious for the memes and how goofy they made this historical event. I actually kinda like it. I played AC3 recently again and it wasn’t even that bad I think it was fixed and improved for the updated versions
Not really, it was often far worse. I 100% back to back and the OG was easier/less glitchy. No picking locks only made it quicker but bugs negated that. All 100% sync requirements remain the same. Add graphics being worse and yeah OG is king.
I have/had both versions and that particular mission in the remaster definitely seemed easier, and since there was a 6 or 7 year gap between the two releases it's unlikely because i just remembered where to go @@foxbat203
I got into AC from a gift of AC Odyssey. I then wanted to play all of the games in order of release date-I just finished Unity and the DLC. Anyway, when I played that mission in AC3, I somehow managed to get stuck on the horse with Revere and had to restart. Never playing that goofy mission again.
I personally love the Storm Fortress. After playing both Black Flag and Rogue it feels like the ultimate test of your naval skills, a boss fight where one mistake can cost your life.
to be fair in my first playthrough it took me many tries against the Storm Fortress, even with the Morrigan fully upgraded. I really wanted the white uniform. Now i just think it's not even woth mentioning. The last time i played it i hadn't fully upgraded the Morrigan and stupidly fought it, but won on 2nd try.
I'm replaying Black Flag at the moment and the Jackdaw is upgraded as much as possible without the Plans, so the last stage of everything is missing, but i can't win against any legendary ship. So i can't really understand the pick here.
Tried it 50+ times maybe and never won it. Played the game 4 different times but I never knew how to beat it
@@scott19087 after i replayed it lately, took me 3 tries with full upgrades. Every time the Storm Fortress uses Mortar attacks you gotta change directions to get hit by it. Mostly try to use "normal" shots or mortar attacks. Heavy Shots and ramming only if you manage to get behind her and can attack her back.
Once the 2 other ships come up it's gonna get tricky. Keep your focus on the Storm Fortress (if you stilm have mortars, use these).
One ship mostly tries to ram you, while the other uses heavy shots. Greek fire and heavy shot once the ram comes close, normal attacks from range vs the other.
If you just avoid their attacks the 3 ships will heavily damage themselfes and you can finish them off.
i don’t have an issue with tailing missions, but the sheer frequency of them in black flag is just ridiculous. they even added ship tailing, seriously the person who thought ship tailing was ok should be in jail. i love black flag but the mission structure in that game is awful
I enjoyed the Animus anomalies. It uses platforming, and taps into the Isu aspect. The simulation nature of the Animus experience influencing the world it recreates has been used before in the series, fragments to collect and Clay planting hints as to the bigger picture in II and Brotherhood. Juno’s cameo within the Syndicate Helix simulation is where we first get the word Isu used. If you do any anomalies having completed the main story in the modern day Basim has alternate lines of dialogue as he does the platforming.
Isn’t the alt dialogue for when basim is doing the anomalies just nothing cause Rebecca and Sean already left?
For Syndicate's mission, I found that waiting around for a few minutes is the trick. A carriage will eventually leave the courtyard unprompted towards the north side and you can hijack the carriage then. Though, I understand if you don't want to do this, as it requires an insane amount of patience.
Exactly.
Just throw smoke bomb on the horse it will run out of the courtyard
@@seismicc9049lmfao there's always an easy way to do it lol
I just used Voltaic bombs on the horse and catched the carraige outside.
lmfao i found this out accidentally. went somewhere and didn't pause the game, when i came back i just saw a carriage leaving the courtyard and quickly hijacked it. i always thought it was like that lol
What I find most interesting about the assasination of Sibrand, is that if you don't manage to kill him on the boat, he will run towards a nearby church and call for reinforcements there. Such a cool little setpiece that I've discovered only recently and it's stuff like this that makes AC1 one of my favorite AC games.
The sibrand mission is one of my faves, majd addin is worse by some distance
I actually enjoyed Medusa biss fight, and it was easy, the other two boss fights were really annoying, only spamming bow attack against the Minotaur and the Cyclop.
And in AC3 the worst mission was the pig one in Homestead or that one were you have to see NPC doing their things
I am replaying Odyssey and I still remember the Medusa Bossfight being my favorite one from the Atlantis missions.
Yeah I had more trouble fighting that damn farting boar than I did with Medusa lol
@@Matt_Underwoodplay with assn DMG increase and use that skill which u get from it and you can wreck anyone in the game. Just put items that reduces the Assassin talent tree skill cooldown and you're golden and one shot pretty much anyone.
@@The7Reaper ikr. My ass got beaten by that boar more than 7 times but i beat medusa on second tried lmao
@@sidharth6339 Heroic Strike, most broken skill in the game
I swear the Tulum mission in Assasins creed black flag is so insanely hard i quit for 6 months and then had to watch a tutorial to do it. The developers really outdid themselves with that level.
insanely easy*
I actually enjoyed the anomalies in Valhalla, due to the lack of decent opportunities to use parkour in the game.
I miss the old days.
I miss Desmond.
16:16 - Fun fact: The island of Lesbos is where the term lesbian is derived from, because it had a female poet who made poems professing her love for other women.
The mission you chose for AC4 is actually one of my favourites hahaha, it’s very interesting to hear your reasons 😊
It's only hard if you do not get the Stealth outfit...if you do, however, it's so easy that you almost cannot believe it. And when you meet up with the dudes at the end of the mission...guess what they are ALL wearing...the very same outfit that is your 'stealth outfit'.
I found the Medusa fight in Odyssey pretty manageable after a few playthroughs, but the fire cyclops boss fight... now that one was hard (for me at least 🤷🏼♂️)
I still remember what the guards says in Brotherhood: "Where do he think he is going?" - "I hope they let us go inside" - "We're on the right track" !!! I SPENT ALMOST 30 MIN, ALWAYS GETTING DESYNC.
The only tailing mission that I ever liked is from Black Flag, tailing the small ship in those small rivers actually were cool. I liked the fact how the voicelines to Edwards commands where whispering, and clearing the checkpoint made it actually an enjoyable mission
Medusa was truly a pain in Odyssey, I just beat it cuz I had a hunter build I could switch to, but in the end it was the mythical fight I liked the most cuz you actually need attention to kill her
2:59 Easy way to win this part - learn where the opponent's home base is and just go wait for him there. Let him capture the flag, then tackle him when he comes back to his home base. You steal the flag, and for some reason, have no problem getting back to your own base.
Hey, love your videos as always!
in AC valhalla the anomalies missions were one of my favourites to be honest, I loved the parkour puzzles, when you mentionned the revelations modern world segments, I didn't like them either in terms of gameplay, the history of Desomnd was fun, but if they were like in valhalla I would have enjoyed them more. Also liked the idea of AR style the platforms prjected onto the Valhalla world looked cool for me. - And the video reward at the end was satisfying for me. :) ( what I did not like was the AC unity rifts... broke immersion for me a lot)
Overall in the whole series I enjoyed modern day parts best presented in valhalla honestly,
My least favourite there were the Valhalla part where I had t figure out how to see invisible things...
It's funny. I see why the assassination of Sibrand can be annoying but I never felt it frustrating, you just have to be very patient and aim precisely with each jump.
It’s actually a test of how well you were doing parkour in general, because the collision detection and everything is the same as other posts and objects in the game. If you were landing correctly on the rooftops without just missing and dropping down, then you’d do so just as well here. The only real hiccup is enemies, so you need to try for total stealth so as to avoid getting pushed.
I think it was all by design. You had two challenges to choose from, a combat challenge if you approached the boat from the front, and a parkour challenge if going from the back. The only other target that had such a clear difference in routes was William of Montferrat. For practically every other target, the stealthy approach and the direct approach weren’t too different overall, just different in duration.
Even if you are super patient and precise, you can still wind up in the water in certain routes 😂. The game doesn’t always properly detect when there’s a pole/ledge in front of you and so Altair does the wrong animation and leaps into the water. I beat this missions recently and determined the route I was trying to take was just broken and only succeeded after trying a different way
On the hard part of capture the flag in AC2 it took quite a few tries before I realized I would let him grab the flag and steal it from him
For Syndicate, a spot of Tea is the most annoying mission of all. If you are to far away, the carriage will still be marked. So just follow the marker until you get to the destination right? NO. You fail the mission and your forced to replay it at the last save.
A spot of Tea has made me rage quit the game entirely and I refuse to play it even though I reached level 10 and basically control London completely.
i was still learning english at that point, so the midnight ride was very funny to me. it was like a cross between learning basic english and the jason section in heavy rain. i kept spamming the ask direction button over and over and i kept giggling
In AC: Black Flag the worst mission for me was taking down Bart Roberts directly. I hated using the rope dart on him amidst a boarding action. (I like getting the optional objectives accomplished). But the last two times I've played the game I've just stopped doing that and just killed him in more practical ways.
It took me almost 14 -15 tries to beat Medusa. Yes, I counted. I relied 100% on my bow and using death arrows. Once I understood all her attacks and strategies, I had a clearer mind on how to defeat her but it was such a pain in the ass. I love the storyline with Medusa though. I think she looks so dope! I love what they did with her. The only reason why I'm hesitating starting an NG+ is because I can't handle trying to beat Medusa again 😂 People talk about the boar and Minotaur being the hardest but I defeated both of them on my first try. Love Odyssey!
I had trouble with none of them and I dint do builds at all I got what I liked and I upgraded basically leonidas spear and I think armor it's been a few years lol
About mission in the first Assassins creed game. If u want to make sure u wont fall, just use ur "free hand". Its the button, that u use while the walking or parkour. With that hand you can touch and move people, throw, run and push, and grab the ledges. Grabbing the leddges in this mission is very useful. Just even try to use that move in your parkour, you will see how easier game become. And at Sibrand you already have gloves to grab
Exactly! Use the game mechanic!
I honestly loved both the anomalies and especially the stone cairns/rock stacking side missions. I always found them to be a cool and enjoyable thing to do. The anomalies could be a bit inconsistent which were frustrating at times but I still enjoyed the parkour puzzles (not so much the light redirection ones). Oh and I loved the little cutscenes at the end of what happened to the isu/gods. I found it quite interesting and I was super invested. And idk why but the stone stacking I always looked forward to I just found it super fun to figure out and stack. Valhalla is my favourite game so maybe I’m a bit biased here but I seriously did enjoy these (the stones way more though.)
Oh man, I love seeing a fellow Valhalla fan in the comments..I'm doing another playthrough now 2 years after finishing my giant first one. Something about that game just hits home. If it just had better parkour, stealth systems, NPC animations/design and armors that looked more like stuff you'd see on a medieval TV show that's like Vikings or Game of Thrones instead of really Uber-World of Warcraft looking stuff in the endgame I'd love it even more immensely.
Eivor is such an underrated protagonist. I love that the whole game eventually leads to you realizing that you're actually playing the role of a mortal Odin..wandering, being a poet, warrior, and helping random strangers only to wander off into the wilds again in search of adventure and wisdom. The symbolic connections between Norse myths and the Isu were so genius
@@gothxm so true and I couldn’t agree more!
(Btw I was honestly so confused for a second because this sounded like something I wrote - great minds think alike I guess! XD )
@@gothxm Eivor truly was an amazing character and person. I love him and he’s one of my favourites of all time. Massive inspiration and comfort character for me lol. Glad to see you love it as much as me! Skäl friend! ❤️⚔️🍻
I'm glad you didn't mention the crazy people who push you in AC1 because on a recent playthrough I actually paid attention to the information you get from each mission and learned, for the first time (give me a break I was much younger when I first played AC1), that you get maps with entrance/exit routes for most assassinations, including the one you mentioned which specifically points out the crazies along the way, meaning that as long as you pay attention, it isn't an issue. (Also if anyone is triggered by me saying crazy people, I apologise and acknowledge that they are supposed to be the people that one of the Templar targets experiments on making them delirious, I just don't know how else to describe them)
Lmao I liked the stone tower things in ac valhalla bc I did them when I was bored and found it satisfying when they stones didn't fall 💀 I also liked the animus glitches bc it reminded me of old ac parcour the only thing I hated was that the climbing system is flawed and in ac odyssey I loved everything mythological bc the history and mythology part is why I bought it in the first place.
Also about the name of the island of lesbos: the name is "funny" because lesbians are named after the island. A Greek poet named Sappho lived on that island and she was believed to be a gay woman and therefore the terms lesbian and sapphic (umbrella term for women that like other women but don't exclude men) come from those 2 names
on Valhalla - I legitimately enjoyed the cairn stacking activities. It was chill and generally in a spot with good scenery and ambience. The anomalies can go heck themselves tho, they’re annoying as hell
Thank you!!! No one else talks about the capture the flag mission in ac 2! That had me pulling my hair out
I think for me for AC1, I went back last week and got my 100% achievements done, has to be one of the final info gathering ones, where you have to kill 5 people in 3 minutes drastically far apart but killing them is easy, it’s randomly having guards detect you even if you’re just walking down and alley miles away from any of the kills. Was one of the most frustrating missions that you don’t even need to do I just couldn’t stand seeing 1 memory strand incomplete 😂
I actually thought it was challenging to parkour yourself over water, but maybe that’s just me. For me the most frustrating mission in AC2 was the one with the flying machine. If you crashed, which often, you would have to rewatch the same cutscene again and again and that was just tedious. In AC3 the blackpowder one for me was at first more tedious. However I found out a way where the right boat can be blown up so easily. You quickly run across from the middle of the ship, ignite it and jump out. You just have to make the timing right and swim to the back, so the guards can’t initially see you. I also found hunting the bobcat was annoying who goes in circles.
I loved the flying mission. I replayed the game so many times just for that mission. Its such a nostalgic mission for me.
SHOOT! SHOOT THE FLYING DEMON!!
The bobcat in AC3 felt the wrath of my pistol immediately, I did however fail the first attempt and have to come back and retry.
😅 I actually did enjoy the anomalies in Valhalla, I like puzzles and having to use parkour aswell just seemed fun to me but some of them were quite frustrating
thank you for the hint in that Syndicate mission :D I felt so frustrated in the past, it literelly burned itself into my memory to this day :D but now that I've seen it... yea, that COULD work under special circumstances :D I mean, with Syndicate it often feels random if you can get the side objectives or not, even if you have a few tricks up your sleeve because, lets say, you liked this game so much in its day, that you replayed it around hundreds of times xD
@7:32 If I remember correctly there's a prompt at the beginning of this mission that directs you to press LB whenever you need directions from Revere . . . If you just spam that you shouldn't end up lost!
I never played the tournament mission in Unity but I guess the game was overall pretty enjoyable considering the hardest mission was playing solo on a mission meant to be played with others, the only problem is finding someone to play it with you in the present day cause I tried co-op gameplay but I hardly saw anyone online and the one time I did, the player lagged out😂
Got Unity for the first time a few weeks back in a sale, since that's one of the games i had never played before (the others being Black Flag and Syndicate, got them too) and it bugged me so much that alot of skill points were locked behind the Co-op missions, that rarely anyone plays nowdays.
@@Zerashadow there were skill points locked behind the co-op missions? Tbh it’s been a long while since I’ve played the game so I can’t remember but what I do remember is when it comes to Unity the most annoying things are related to multi-player
@@vecktiik Yeah all the co-op missions gave 2 - 6 skill points
@@Zerashadow I recently borrowed the game disc from a friend and played it again and now I get what you mean, the co-op missions are playable solo but it won’t reward you with the full amount of skill points shown on the mission and that’s very annoying, also after playing the game again I saw that the hardest mission there was women’s march not the tournament cause if you check the co-op missions through progress tracker where the missions are arranged by difficulty from easiest to hardest(up to down) you can see that womens march was below tournament as the last 5 star difficulty co-op mission, I didn’t play the tournament cause of the complains I’ve been seeing online about it’s difficulty but when I played women’s march, I was annoyed out of my mind… that was the first co-op mission I gave up on, I just kept dying and dying mostly cause of the snipers, I managed to go a little deep into the mission and reached the part where you’re supposed to sabotage cannons but that part just sent me over the edge and I gave up but that was before I finished the game, I’ll give it a try later on when I’m less busy and also the tournament too🫡
Damn, I adored the anomalies in Valhalla, probably my favorite part of the game. Felt like the old-school AC spirit hid somewhere beneath them imo.
Bro I loved the anomalies, hearing the story in the background was so interesting
Personally for me it would be the final Mission of AC3. Maybe it's just me but first time I did that Mission I just kept getting caught on Invisible walls while Charles Lee just sprints off and I fail the mission.
I love syndicate, origns, odyssey, and vahalla.
bruh ain no way
i respect Syndicate its vert underated
but valhalla and odyssey aw hell nah bro
@AliathTheMan-kx6sk well I love both games
the mission of locating James Kidd wasn't my favourite nor my least favourite, I found the speed of how you were detected by Assassins logical, I mean if you were a professional hider that has spent their whole life learning stealth wouldn't you know how to find out people who are sneaking in your territory? (while it is annoying it makes sense and to me that relieves the annoyance... kinda). Also am I the only one who did Storm Fortress at like... less than 10 tries? I died only once while doing it cuz I got surprised by the two other ships
The Anomaly missions in Valhalla caused me to have to go buy a new TV and a new controller because my controller at the time was starting to go out (the character would move without me pushing on the stick), and one of those platforming missions Layla walked right off the edge without me doing anything. I thrust my hand at the TV in a classic WTF expression, but that hand also had my controller in it. Controller went flying into my TV and cracked the screen.
I bought all the AC games in a summer Steam bundle, and have been playing through them (beat Brotherhood tonight, actually!)
My least favourite missions so far:
AC - Any "Rooftop run to talk to find/talk to an informant". Not because of the timers, I haven't had an issue with making it in time in any game so far.
AC 2 - I didn't have any missions where I loathed their appearance. Capture the Flag was kind of annoying, but I managed because the Opponent doesn't climb walls so once I had the Flag, I could climb up and win the point.
AC:B - 100% Sync on "War Machine". I don't like that I have to play through the whole memory just to retry one segment.
I think I also disliked the Medusa fight the most in Odyssey, though for the opposite reason. It was so easy and boring. Not that the other boss fights were particularly hard though. I completed all within 3 tries, if not less. It quickly became clear that using the bow for the most part tends to be the easier and safer option.
Damn you found that easy? I must suck then 😭
@@TheHiddenOne690 Haha you're probably fine if not better than me. Maybe I just happened to be using the best abilities/strategy for it. I'm also fairly certain I was a higher rank than most at that point, I took my time playing a bunch of side content throughout my entire playthrough.
same, it was such hit sponge
Yeah, she was easy for me also. I just ran around hitting her with a bow from a distance hiding behind the pillars and then slashing her with a sword when an opportunity occured. The key was to avoid her sight because when she turned you into a stone, one hit from her or from her minions was an insta kill.
I beated her first try, for me the hardest boss fight in Odissey was Arges
14:11 Much as I want to agree with with this, I really had no issues Playing as Aya against Septimuns and the Anti Climate thing is only apply as a skill issue
I hated playing as Aya, her skills and weapons weren’t fun
i loved the anomalies in Valhalla. plus with the music of Jesper Kyd in the background, it was awesome ❤
The only thing I disliked about the tournament mission in ac unity was the fact that I never had anyone to do the parkour part with and it took several different runs before I finally got all the flags, the fighting however I was a huge fan of, I like having so many enemies in that game that there's always someone going in for an attack whether it be me or an opponent
Am I the only one who never had any problem with Sibrand? I actually find him one of the easiest to perform one-hit assassination, without chasing him or getting into combat.
I thought it was a cool set piece (like most of the missions in that game), and the harbor of Acre always fascinated me
I found that the most enjoyable mission in AC1 actually
Didn't they explain that Ezio was posing as "the main man" supposed to know the way?
didn’t make it less annoying. easily bottom 3 brotherhood missions for me.
for ac2 i peeped how fast he ran 3rd time thru so i just restarted the mission and tried finding the easiest path to intercept him which i found is just to climb down befo he reaches the tunnel when he gets the flag and tackle him so yu can climb the ladder next to flag spawn for ac3 i did that first try because i realized you can spam him pointing so i just followed his finger entire time and just used the outskirts to dodge redcoats and for black flag i did that first try most da time i just took out npcs out top to single them out and used the trees to my advantage but on all the others i agree heavily
The Medusa boss on nightmare mode, first go took me a whole hour. 1 damn hour. Great mission and it was kinda cool to have mythical creatures in games so closely related to myths but it was ridiculously hard!
Edit: I started a replay recently and two things have occurred to me. Firstly, the Medusa fight was not as hard a second time as I was mentally and physically prepared (better weapons and not level 45 like last time) for the different phases and had the best bow. I think that’s the problem you can easily not be prepared with the right weaponry for this fight you need certain weapons and abilities at max level.
The medusa boss fight is super fun and challenging. I know ac players aren’t used to a game being hard or to optimizing builds.
Bro thinks AC players only touch one game series
@@riastradh he aint wrong, since ya'll struggle so much when you can just let the game do the work for you 💀
@@buggyiwnl tf are you even talking about
The storm fortress in Rogue got me feeling some PTSD 😭
the AC2 capture the flag mission was spot on, after like 15 retries i figured that i can just eat fall damage and fall right on top of the flag, then proceeded to turn around and immediately climb back onto the roofs to the goal while healing. same exact method/path each time and easily got a 3-0. the altair armor is clutch for the falling portions
For Black Flag, I remember a mission that had a heavy emphasis on boat stealth - you'd be going around in the boat but had to stealth. That's the one I despised. For Valhalla, definitely the rock stacking over the glitches, which weren't too bad most of the time.
The Writhing Dread definitely works better when you have a long range strategy and the feature the game has of being able to craft arrows even when combat makes it much easier. The atmosphere of the lead up works for the creature, you’re going through an area even your skills like climbing anything and seeing through Ikaros don’t work, and there’s such a sense of foreboding you don’t want an easy fight at the end of it.
A more unfair mythological fight is the Minotaur. The missions leading up to it are lower level than the actual recommended minimum level you fight the beast and it’s a much smaller arena too.
Huh, for that Black Flag mission, I never had much issue with it. Only annoying thing was getting the timing down so I could get from bush to bush, otherwise it was easy. This is probably thanks to Brotherhood, because I will freely admit that there were many accidental assassinations because I had my hidden blades equipped, so I had a habit of either having no weapons equipped, or only having my sword equipped instead, as that would also lead to a knockout instead of an assassination.
I agree with you about the Tetris missions in AC Revelations. However, The Champion Part 2, I believe, is the name of the one where you can’t let the Herald take any damage. It’s a master assassin mission where the templars are going after a printer’s father to lure out his son.
It’s infuriating. Best way I could figure to do it was using a bunch of caltrop bombs.
I loved youre choices from AC2 and Brotherhood. The capture the flag and banker mission where something different and i really enjoyed them. They dont do special missions like that anymore.
I completely agree with you about the AC Odyssey Medusa boss fight. A lot of people tend to complain more about the Erymanthian Boar (although that’s not a “mission”) or the Minotaur, or even Hades (who IS very hard, but that’s another story), but freaking Medusa was ridiculous to me. In fact, on my first play through of Odyssey I never even beat her. I was finally only able to on NG+ (sadly) lol.
Anyway, great list! That one with Paul Revere cracked me up. 😆🤣 He shoulda been smacked off the damn horse.
Oh-and to your point about the Animus Anomalies in Valhalla…after the 1st couple of them, I realized the reward for completing them was NOT worth the hassle. So I just watched the CZcams videos so I could hear the recordings at the end & that was more than enough for me. 👌🏼
Honestly alot of the missions in Brotherhood to Syndicate are brought down by the optional objectives. So many levels i had fun with were brought down when i finished the mission and realized (especially in 3 where i found the prompt for those missions easy to miss) i got an red x over an objective i didn't realize was there. Happy Origins completely got rid of objectives like that.
That one for BF is difficult but at least it makes sense. The one that doesn't make any sense is where you have to sail the Jackdaw down a narrow river WHEN YOU HAVE ROW BOATS AVAILABLE!
With Rogue, there was an exploitable glitch to avoid having to defeat the SF yet still get the trophy, although you don't get the special outfit. The glitch still worked in the remaster to.
Not sure if your pick from Origins really counts since you state you're playing on the highest difficulty. The RPG elements of the last three games create a different kind of challenge, one which can easily be mitigated by simply lowering the difficulty, something that's not an option in the earlier games
In Valhalla, I found the cairns and the anomalies very straight forward. I got plenty of them first try. The mission that had me tearing my own hair out was the Odin's mine hideout trial of the wolf. Killing all but 2 enemies by hitting their weak spot and then using a headshot took me 2 days.
The ac2 boat assassination without being detected is really close to that flag mission in term of how annoying they are haha
unity's mission where you have to keep elise undetected during some guy's speech was tough too, for some reason the enemy AI glitched and somehow never saw her even when they were right next to her lmao
The tournament was my favourite co-op mission in Unity. During the fight I would always just go up to the enemies standing by one of the flags and if you held Circle or B, youd be able to knock out the enemies before the fight even starts
In ac4 I particularly hated the mission where you have to get the chest with the blood vials for Roberts. All the way from stealing a Portugese flag to assassinating the captain of the man o war. The problem is that detection fails the mission (or fails the 100% completion). And the enmies have crazy detection vertically on the ship and in the water as you're swimming to land WHILE it's night time mind you. In ac3 I had the same issue when I had to take out the 2 ships shooting at the city, right before doing the mission to assassinate Pitcaim at Bunker Hill.
Blowing up those 2 ships took me probably 20 attempts. Once I learned the pattern of the left ship it's alright but you need to kill all of the guards before air assassinating the heavy guard. Plus the right ship you can actually leave 2 sets of guards alive and just light the fuse while walking.
For ac2, I just go towards the guy's base on the third round. He climbs a ladder up there and you can just punch him when he climbs up.
Bruh I can agree on every mission you mentioned to be a pain in the arse except the ac4 and storm fortress. I have a lot of patience so the mission was enjoyable and in Rogue after completely upgrading the ship the naval missions felt too easy so the Storm fortress really provided a tough challenge and I really enjoy naval battles. Oh and I gave up on lighting up the powder kegs in ac3 after 15 tries.
for me in black flag is tailing the bayou at night mission(for the medicine deal with blackbeard). I could not see in the dark and rammed my ship everywhere lol
I’m impressed that you were able to finish the co op missions by yourself, cus I needed a friend to do them
the boat tailing one in BF was the worst one for me in that game for the game during it decided to start falling apart with the image frezing while,based on sounds,edward was still able to move around,forcing me to hop into the Settings part of the menu,or directly to folders and do some tweaking
oh and i actually enjoyed the glitch puzzles in valhalla,since i was like 100%ing the regions (getting all Artifacts,Wealths and "solving" every Mystery) when i entered the regions with the last puzzle completed revealing me a True ending tens of hours before the actual game did with its mythological counterpart
I only just began playing AC1 and the assassination of Sibrand personally felt like the most unique and fun mission up to that point of the game, being on the docks of course... making one wrong move in AC1 can be your death and it's almost always your own fault and not the fault of level design, etc. You could argue the mission following that one is worse just because you have to deal with an annoying amount of guards while trying to finish your assassination. It's really just all up to your skills and how they carry you through the game.
I had no issues with Medusa. Once I learned her pattern it was over. And I used my abilities to take her out. Having to roll and hide gave my abilities time to rest and I let her solders recharge my bar meters.
I don't have a problem with tailing. The tailing hated the most is AC 3 with Haytham tailing George Washington. That was a pain.
I do agree with you about AC 2. I at first didn't jump until I kept losing. I finally said screw and I just jumped. I never lost after that.
I wanted smash my switch after trying for hours to find James Kidd. I still haven't gotten past that mission yet
For the capture the flag mission if I ever play it now I just go to where he has to return it and tackle him there
I remember doing the tournament mission it took me over 11 tries to get it I have always been good at the combat in unity so it only took my 2 try to do the combat challenge but yes it’s a pain in the ars.
Yesterday i got the platinum-trophy for the ezio-trilogy and i have to say that brotherhood is my least favorit game, what is funny because as a teen i LOVED brotherhood but now it's revelations. Revelations (for me) has the best mission design from all 3 games and its the most fun for me.
That bloody mission in black flag took me 5 hours to do on my very first play through
The way I always do that flag minigame is simply jumping off the roof, healing, grabbing the flag, parkouring back to the start. For the third flag, I also jump off and heal, but instead of (pointlessly) running towards the flag, I stand ready to tackle him on his way back and that's it. Figured it out after three or so fails during my first playthrough back in the day. Also, a pro-tip for everyone who's having issues with the war machine missions: if you're playing on PC or on a hacked console, simply back up your save data from the last checkpoint before the difficult part (make sure to turn off network completely on PC if playing a legit copy!) and then simply restore it should you take any damage. Much faster than doing those missions from scratch every time you fail. As for the Black Fortress in Rogue- it has a massive RNG factor. I once managed to beat it while only taking some chip damage from basic enemy ships and not a single hit (!!!) from the Fortress itself. RNJesus was really smiling on me that day. Either that, or he was simply too parched and forgot that he turns water into wine by touching it. With Odyssey bosses, the strategy is quite simple- Crit Chance+ Crit Damage+ OP attacks, preferably from axes and mauls. Distinctly remember beating Medusa on Hard on my first playthrough ever and only getting hit by her gaze once because I was too cocky about dealing with her stone soldiers. Had I dealt with them properly, I would have beaten her without taking any damage whatsoever. Oh, well. She definitely has nothing on most "soulsborne" bosses.
My personal hatred in ac3 goes to the eagle flight mission as there is no checkpoint between the forest and the root section meaning you had to do the whole thing again when you failed the 100% section. I still haven't managed to do this even in the remastered edition where you would have thought this would have been fixed with either a checkpoint or changing it to a quick time event.
My god, the flag mission. Any kind of racing mission is automatically my least liked (every time I try to do any kind of parkour quickly, it seem like the character deliberately misses a step. I know it's cause I suck at the game, but knowing doesn't make it less frustrating). Anyway, after almost destroying my console while not even finished with my first ever game on it, I just googled. Found two walk-throughs, one I just said "cool parkour, no way will I be able to do that" and second also had good parkour, but just said to let him take the third flag, the fourth will be as easy as first two. So naturally I jumped off the roof (and then had to repeat the mission again, cause I ran out of medicine)
I've done the black flag "find james kid" mission yesterday and I can agree the stealth part have been very frustrating. But the following parts were quite interesting
In the CTF mission in AC2, for the 3rd flag, I’ve come to realize that it’s better to just camp his base an tackle him as soon as he’s up the ladder…. Made it an easy 3 x 0 😂😂
I remember having one "The Tournament" rewards left and no one to do it with, so I went in alone with less-than-legendary stuff and a rifle. I did it first try, and no one died so there were no guards for the final part.
I do wish Ubisoft would take another crack at AC with co-op
its crazy to see the drop in feel and AC-ness after Unity