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    Will I actually ever beat an AC game after III? This one actually looks like it'll finally be the one to break my cold streak, after Black Flag frustrated me to no end with its open world naval combat, Rogue got skipped completely because I heard it was basically Black Flag Lite, which sounds awful, Unity was so damn boring and Syndicate got skipped because I just wasn't feeling the series anymore. This one, on the other hand, feels fresh enough to have finally grabbed my attention again and after about 20 hours, I'm actually enjoying it a lot. It has some annoying glitches, as well as some clunky controls as usual, but I really like the revamped combat, the much bigger, expanded open world, which feels closer to Witcher 3 and Horizon: Zero Dawn than it does past AC games, and the setting is wonderful. So far, so good!
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      Editing … Unity's not boring you're boring :(
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      Editing … Bloody Black Flag ruining Rogue for you. It's a great game. Black Flag however is not.
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      Editing … I'm really interested in Origins but realistically I won't be playing it until next year at some point.
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      Editing … Yeah, Origins won't reach me until its complete edition is $10 or something
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      Editing … But listen to Silent, Rogue is one of the franchise's best games, and it definitely has its best story! Black Flag's story is fuckoffable (make of that brand new word what you will), all it's really got going for it over Rogue is the piratey vibe.
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      Editing … As I said, the reason I'm afraid to play Rogue is because I've heard it also has open world naval combat, and that's what ruined Black Flag for me: Because I can't just get myself to rush through the plot and have to make myself explore every little island I find, I'd keep going into restricted areas with ships that were way stronger than mine and it would just piss me off to no end. So anything with open world naval combat is out. I've heard Origins also has naval combat, but apparently it's more like III, where it's limited to specific missions and mostly optional, so that's how I prefer it, because in III it didn't bother me at all.
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      Editing … III's naval combat was honestly the best naval combat
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      Editing … I'll be honest, I barely remember the Naval combat in Rogue. I don't think it was that prevalent.
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      Editing … I might give Rogue try next time I see it on sale, then, but I'm definitely nervous about playing it. I also think I'd struggle getting back to the typical AC melee combat after playing Origins, because I like the new system so much more, but if the story is really good, I guess it deserves a shot. So far, story is the one area where Origins is a bit lacking, though that may be because I've barely done any of the main story missions, despite playing for over 25 hours and being level 25 (with a level cap of 40.)
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      Editing … I reckon you'd get a kick out of the storyline of Rogue given that you are a fan of III
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