This game is solid but nothing special, the ending was really dissapointing. Connor is a great character tho. The best about this game are secondary characters like Haytham, Benjamin Franklin, Lee, Pitcairn, Washington, the open world is very beautiful but not really inmersive as Unity, Origins or Brotherhood.

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The game takes place during the American Revolution, where you encounter famous faces and freedom fighters. You begin the game as Haytham, who is one of the series' most memorable characters. I understood the essence of perspective from him because he was such a brilliant character. The game adds a slew of modern elements that are polished off later in the series and therefore don't shine as brightly in this installment. There are naval missions, homestead missions, hunting wildlife, crafting weapons and taking down forts, etc. The map is divided into cities such as New York and Boston, as well as forests. The game's protagonist is Connor, a Native American who had his life torn apart leading him to seek vengeance against those responsible. He is not as charismatic as Ezio, however, he exudes a commanding presence. The plot takes place over many years and depicts forests and cities shrouded with heavy snow, misty mornings, and brightly blooming summer, all of which affect how the environment and people react. Free running with parkour feels fresh. The game introduces climbing trees and jumping on the branches like a monkey is a beautiful addition to the game. The game introduces acrobatic combat with some gruesome kill animation. Once you've finished the campaign, watch this [video](https://youtu.be/FxUCr3eGRqo) that wasn't included in the game and this [video](https://youtu.be/A_PsZ7nig4c) to understand the turmoil the character went through, which helps make the character more memorable.

<p>The game takes place during the American Revolution, where you encounter famous faces and freedom fighters. You begin the game as Haytham, who is one of the series' most memorable characters. I understood the essence of perspective from him because he was such a brilliant character. The game adds a slew of modern elements that are polished off later in the series and therefore don't shine as brightly in this installment. There are naval missions, homestead missions, hunting wildlife, crafting weapons and taking down forts, etc. The map is divided into cities such as New York and Boston, as well as forests. The game's protagonist is Connor, a Native American who had his life torn apart leading him to seek vengeance against those responsible.&nbsp;He is not as charismatic as Ezio, however, he exudes a commanding presence. The plot takes place over many years and depicts forests and cities shrouded with heavy snow, misty mornings, and brightly blooming summer, all of which affect how the environment and people react. Free running with parkour feels fresh. The game introduces climbing trees and jumping on the branches like a monkey is a beautiful addition to the game. The game introduces acrobatic combat with some gruesome kill animation. Once you've finished the campaign, watch this <a href="https://youtu.be/FxUCr3eGRqo" rel="ugc" target="_blank">video</a> that wasn't included in the game and this <a href="https://youtu.be/A_PsZ7nig4c" rel="ugc" target="_blank">video</a> to understand the turmoil the character went through, which helps make the character more memorable.</p>

Well, this is the first AC game that I've played and I'm hooked! Vast open-world to explore. I like the hunting missions and the dual-wielding gameplay. I've spent a lot of time collecting the almanac pages because I loved reading the history behind the game.

i can't get past the eardropping task at the beginning of the game.

Haytham's story was much more interesting than Connor's. This game in the franchise really disappointed me.

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<p>The year is 1775. The American colonies are about to revolt. You are Connor, an assassin who has sworn to secure liberty for his people and his nation. To do so, you will hunt your enemies across a staggeringly large, open, and realistic world. You will unleash your lethal skills in a violent quest that will take you from chaotic city streets to blood-soaked battlefields in the hostile American wilderness and beyond. You will meet legendary heroes of American history, and together you will conspire to annihilate those who threaten Liberty itself.</p>

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