Because whilst it didn't have as big of a focus as it did in Black Flag, it was AC3 which introduced us to the naval stuff so (at least in my eyes) we've kinda had 2 AC games with sailing back to back. I liked the added addition of naval warfare to the series don't get me wrong, I just don't fancy a third with it just yet.Anubis wrote:This is what I don't get, and why we're complete opposites on this.
I've played one sailing game in the last five years. I've played maybe 6/7 games about stalking around a city as an Assassin climbing on buildings, with identical mechanics. If you're tired of Black Flag after one game, why aren't you tired of AC in general - one of the most static and repetitive gameplay franchises I've ever seen?
I'm genuinely just getting sick of the AC mechanics tbh. Too much of it in too short a period. Black Flag brought innovation and FUN innovation - really rankles at me that Unity is just rolling it right back out again and moving back to same old same old
As for why aren't I tired of AC in general?. I do get like that but that is why I'm more interested in Unity than Rogue tbh, but I suppose it depends how one looks at it and what one gets out of the games. For me, Rogue looks like the same old, same old, another game with the sailing feature (as good as it was) and has been made for the old consoles as well which is disappointing on its own. Whereas I see Unity as the same old but with a ton of improvements, new features and sick looking tech & visuals developed with the new consoles and PC in mind. Whilst I agree that AC3/Black Flag did bring innovation, Unity does too imo.
It depends how you look at it and what you enjoy and get out of the games as I say. For me Unity looks to offer a more new and improved experience than Rogue appears to do. Just my opinion though
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GTAV release dates announced!
-November 18th for PS4 & Xbone
-January 27th for PC


























