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Rogue felt like a legit end to an era. The most character crossover in any AC to date; Haytham, Adewale, Achilles, Young Arno. It really made Shay's story feel like the culmination of so much.

Assassin's creed odyssey: You don't care about Assassin's creed. You just want to be an all powerful spartan demigod who needs to hit an npc 57 times to kill them.

That trailer of Altair jumping at a templar executioner with his hidden blade coming out was the coolest thing I've seen as a teenager. Playing it was even more amazing. The formula has been improved in later iterations, but i can't put in words what AC1 did. Back when games hyped you up and still delivered.

I played Black Flag expecting it to be dated but it felt like AC to AC II all over again. the running/parkour was far more fluid than I was expecting and threw me off guard at first. also I love pirates

black flag's character development was brilliant. edward's story is almost identical to the creed- "Nothing is true, everything is permitted" he even questions it in a scene and learns it later

Assassin's Creed 1 is my favorite specifically for the atmosphere and time period. Everything felt worn down and dingy or cold. The Templars spoke in foreign tongue to show how distinctive they were to the land you roamed, and there were no ironic cheap joke characters. The game also had little gameplay or story secrets scattered both in or out of the animus.

AC III is my favorite for a few reasons, but two that people don’t really talk about are the community missions and complex followers - two features that sadly weren’t really carried into later games. With the community missions, you can progressively watch a community spring up around Achilles’ home with the people and friends you meet and help. It shows how you are making a difference in the world instead of just random side missions. The followers were far more developed than in the previous games. You do personalized missions for specific characters that reward you with new follower abilities. You can even talk to them in their cities and learn about their lives. One of them was actually present in that opening mission in the theater and saw Haytham. These are a couple aspects that made the game feel more personal/immersive that I haven’t seen since (as far as I know).

Oddysey holds a special place in my heart. It was one of the first games i ever played in general. When i was younger my dad would play it on our ps4, and sometimes I'd get lucky and he'd let me play for a bit. I remember feeling so proud of myself after i beat talos, the boss my dad was struggling to beat. I was always into greek mythology and im even greek so i think it makes sense why i love it so much. After playing almost every assassin's creed game, i don't think it's as good gameplaywise but for me it'll always be my favorite. Thank you for spending 1‐2 minutes reading this comment.

AC: Rogue. You couldn’t afford Black Flag so you got this one instead

Brotherhood felt really fleshed-out. We have horses at our disposal, multi-kill for when you just want to go on a rampage, everything felt massive, the setting were bright, not as gloomy as revelations. My favorite parkour is 2 however. Nothing really beats Venice. Great stuff.

Unity for me was peek AC. The fluidity of animations while moving was astounding at the time - i had never seen anything like it. The graphics were of the best i have ever seen and still hold up to this day. The combat was very good, although a bit clunky, I really loved the direction they were heading and it finally felt like you could make your own assassin and customize it to your own liking. I wish they improved upon Unity and made a new game with the same style of parkour and combat but fleshed them out. Instead we got the RPG's, which i am not mad - Egypt was a fun place and a great game, but I really really wished they continued with the Unity's animations and combat.

My favorite is Unity, and I do think that parkour is a firm part of the Assassin fantasy. I like how Arno feels like a black cat, and how he can get in and out of almost every situation undetected. Imo thats how Assassins should be.

AC3 was my introduction to the franchise. I say that as someone who plays very little video games and never played any at all until I was a teenager, to add a little context to that. For me, AC3 is very nostalgic and just relaxing to run around in. RIP to all the beavers I killed, running like a madman through the frontier just shanking them....

the cut off on Valhalla actually made me laugh

Origins and Odyssey are my ultimate faves not for the fact that I love RPG combat systems, but because they were based in Ptolemaic Egypt and Classical Greece respectively, and the Ancient World is my favorite era in history.

Honestly AC Valhalla was fun as hell to me. They made some awesome mechanics that are more streamlined than other titles. For example the raids Large scale combat like in AC odyssey and a bit of ship warfare (though small) like black flag. You can also build your own raiding team to make an entire party of badass Vikings. Yeah it was very long but it was very enjoyable. Badass Vikings taking on as an extension to the creed. Hell, it even had some throw back missions when you enter Vinland. The area you explore over there is the same area that you explore when you start as Conner from AC3. Some areas don’t go unnoticed after so many years. A nice tie in the the eventual time period to loop right back to altaïr’s story. Yeah it was very long but it was very enjoyable. I gotta say though it wasn’t my first AC game ever played, it definitely was my favorite. I wish I could have said the same for its DLC that is posing as its own stand alone title.

Black flag: You like pirates Valhalla: You like vikings Edit: Damn my comment got a lot a likes and comments in the last few weeks of June 2023.

I love Origins simply because it immersed me into the world of ancient egypt so well. I was so grasped by it. Bayek was such a good character too! The world was so well built I could point out structures that I've seen ruins of myself in Egypt! Seeing the Lighthouse of Alexandria was simply amazing.

Origins for me is a good balance between tradional ac and rpg. I was still able to enjoy stealth and parkour even with some rpg elements implemented into the game. It doesn't require too much grinding unlike the newer ac games (tho imo grinding for the isu armor is a must 😅). I enjoyed the setting and the story. One of the most greatest voice acting performance in ac games.

As a lover of AC3. I agree with you completely. Ima die fighting on this hill but i would like to not have to fight every time i say AC3 is my favourite AC game

Even though I started out with the first AC, I really loved AC III the most for the story, unique setting and the way the open world felt

Brotherhood and Black Flag really hits the sweet spot for me. I appreciate Origins and 3 as runner ups.

Rogue, Unity and Syndicate felt like the perfect trilogy to me

I really liked Valhalla. It started playing just after I finished the Vikings TV show and it really connected with me at the time🤷‍♂️ I have around 300 hours on it.

Finally someone acknowledges how crazy good Brotherhood is.

I must admit, I do appreciate Jacob's unserious vibe 😅

Rogue always had a special place in my heart. The characters are amazing and the exploration are just superb. I wish it was longer tho

Alternate Black Flag: You still cry at the ending and Blackbeard’s death still hurts you to this day

Personally, I really like the Victorian setup of Syndicate. The game is so fun and the inclusion of real life characters like Charles Daarwin, Alexander Graham Bell and Charles Dickens makes the game even more immersing.

AC Revelations will always stay number 1 in my heart

Assassins creed 3 is what introduced me to the franchise. The game was pretty gritty and wacky but man the story of it intrigued me so much to the point it made me become a history nerd. Stopped playing video games for a few years, then played Valhalla and reintroduced me to my old obsession with games

I loved the attempt at capturing the entire conflict in the pov of a "templar" they did in rogue, thats why its my favourite.

Honestly Syndicate is by far my favorite. I absolutely loved roaming through old London and how Jacob and Evie interact with each other💀💀 the story was simple and short, but gameplay and combat were always really good. I could also recognize most of the historical figures easily like Karl Marx and Charles Darwin.

AC3 is my favorite, especially after reading Forsaken.

3 is my favourite, I love the wilderness, Connor and the freerunning in the trees. Black Flag had a great map and wilderness areas too but the story felt so lacking after playing AC3, when I reached the end of Black flag my only question for the story was: "Is that it?"

I'm 31... I played AC1 quite alot, but when AC2 dropped, it shook the gaming world. The ascension and improvements from 1st to 2nd were astounding, like Jak & Daxter to Jak 2 and Sly Cooper 1 & 2. The hype between AC2 and AC3 time period for Ezio and Desmonds story lines is UNMATCHED in the whole franchise. And they knew it, they made 3 games for Ezio. 😳 I played AC 1, 2, B, R, 3 and 4, I played the best ones. 😅

My fave is brotherhood. It was the first time they introduced a system where you can call on your friends to assist. Being able to do that still brings me excitement - it also made Ezio 10x cooler as he has Assassin always at the ready to answer his every call. It’s a shame they took that away. Being able to call assistance made the game more strategic in nature which I miss in AC games

After playing all ac games for the first time last year, I gotta say AC2 just has something relaxed about it. There is a good balance of content. There isn’t too much like future AC games, and there isn’t too little like ac1. Maps are decently sized, and the story was still the main goal for the franchise (Mirage will hopefully restore that).

I loved Valhalla because it finally felt like the modern day storyline is actually going somewhere. The modern day story was quite stagnant till now.

One thing I will say about Valhalla is that it’s the most interested I’ve ever been about the first civilisation/Isu. I remember being so confused about it all and then finally I spent an entire weekend just reading wiki articles and KZfaq videos about it and honestly it was fun as hell. Because records of it are incomplete, piecing the story together is as mysterious and intriguing as it is in the stories of the games.

I like assassins creed 3 purely because of nostalgia and it was my first ever assassins creed game. I remember being in elementary school talking to my friends about it. I know it’s like popular to hate it but it’s my guilty pleasure.

I played ac1 and then revelations (Back when it came out) my friends told me the story of ac2 and brotherhood so i understood what was happening. But damn the old wise mentor Ezio and the rest of Altair's story were sooooo good I'll never forget that game

i used to be a huge AC2 fan (forever will be) but syndicate has been my favorite to replay for the last few years. love both of those games the most out of the series (i haven’t played Odyssey or Valhalla )

Unity has both: the amazing setting and the story. Not overly serious but also touching at times. Best explorable city to date and visuals that stand the test of time.

For me it's the Tomahawk in AC3, that single weapon makes me like that game, and I hope to see this weapon more and more in other games, the weapon is fast, strong, agile and rewards momentum. That and the wide camera style combat plus the fantastic kill animations, makes AC3 the best combat in a AC game. Combat in all RPG games is way too floaty. Even fans who love that style agree with that.

Syndicate is everything i want in an AC game: it has a really funny character and a more serious one, the parkour system, the world, the gadgets, even the eagle vision imo is the best in syndicate. I love the idea of having a brute-ish character and a stealthier one. Brotherhood is my all-time favourite as i played it when i was a child but as i am playing through it for the first time right now, i really can't understand why this AC got so much hate, it is honestly competing for the peak against brotherhood for me.

Besides the strange addiction to tailing missions, this sums me up pretty well since my favorites are 3 and Black Flag. The Valhalla one is exactly my reaction when it's not backed up by disappointment (I wasn't even expecting much from this one).

I love all of these games bc they're all unique even with their similarities, and I always have and always will love the gameplay, characters & storylines. However, I do believe that my favourite one is Unity because I always find myself spending multiple hours in it's world either playing side quests or just jumping from roof to roof and assassinating the enemies on the street whilst crowd-blending.

I'm not that old... I started playing when I was 11. And I like 3 it represents an underrepresented group in media as a whole that's better researched than most.

AC1,AC2 and AC3 is my Fav AC games

28 and still love the original Assassin’s Creed but Origins made a huge impact on me. Bayek is one of the strongest AC protagonists to date imo.

I personally loved origins, odyssey, and Valhalla for their historical sites and culture surrounding them. The environments were breathtaking. The combat is alright but tolerable. I felt like I almost explored every bit of the 3 games’ maps but at the same time feel like there’s more to discover.

Yes, as an AC 1 enjoyer, I can confirm I am an elderly 17 yr old. XD Great vid btw! Leaving a thumbs up!

AC1 - intro to the series, great locations, intriguing storyline and an iconic character

I don't know if I love pirates.... I loved _being_ a pirate!

Black Flag is so impressive to me. The vast world with so much fun stuff to do. The amazing characters and acting especially Edward. The beautiful tear jerking ending. The ship combat the fun tailing missions. Black Flag is my favourite.

I can't really say I have one favorite, Brotherhood, 3 and Black Flag all hold special places in my heart (the multiolayer contributes to that as well) and I also adore Unity for the top tier parkour and that awesome French Revolution setting.

Assassin's Creed 1, yeah I'm old. I was 14 and it was one of the first games I got for my PS3 back in 2007, so it holds a special place in my heart. I wish Altair had gotten a lot more attention back in a day.

Liberation: "I just love playing dress up :3"

my favorites are black flag, syndicate and odyssey. I think black flag has the best story and I love odyssey and syndicate for the settings and how unique they are from the other ac games.

AC brotherhood: what they had, they took then build upon it to the perfection, all the needs were met.

Origins is my favorite. It's been a comfort game since I played it mostly during a rough patch in my life. Love the setting and the story, and even though the combat is basic it's still fun

I always think of Jacobs humor as something to cheer him up from all the thing that were happening

my favorite asassin is altair, hands down. But next to him i absolutely love connor, and he is the protagonist of my favorit ac game. there is just something about the whole era i like, also the fact you can fight with musketes too is sick! and i absolutely love the story aswell.

I would also add that unity rly feels like the best for stealth and part of that is the 2 tools at the same time. Thanks to that feature and the fact that Unity was my first game I became used to using multiple and later when I played the rest I enjoyed the games much more thanks to using every tool I had.

Black Flag was my introduction to the series, so it will always hold a special place in my heart. Up until then, the themes of the AC games hadn't really interested me, but "open world pirate game" certainly caught my attention. The open world was one of the most balanced in the series, large enough to genuinely explore without getting tedious. And as mentioned in the video, Edward is an easily likeable protagonist, indeed most of the characters in that game felt quite well-rounded. But I would say Rogue is my favourite of all. Shay easily matches up to Edward (in my opinion anyways), and many of the game mechanics are instantly familiar from Black Flag but with some nice QOL improvements made. The new perspective of playing as a Templar agent was quite well handled in both the story and gameplay elements too - for example, having Adewale be one of your targets was a genius idea, because that's a returning character that the player is likely to genuinely feel terrible about betraying (assuming they played BF beforehand, of course), helping immerse them in the feelings that Shay himself would have.

Odyssey is a super unbelievably amazing game other than the lack of anything related to ac i don’t understand why people don’t like this one it’s one of my top 3 games of all time

Brotherhood had so a great gameplay element where you could recruit new assassins to the brotherhood and outfit them and send them on missions across the world. That was such a fun mechanic back then, and I used to spend so many hours recruiting and upgrading/promoting the new recruits.

Did... did you just call me old?

Syndicate: You love batman arkham games

i just like the carribean and the setting as a whole in ac black flag its just feelt like vacation logging in to that game

Ac2 and 3 will always be my favorites

Many of these titles tie for me, from the original all the way to AC 3, each character and narrative journey speaks to me in some way. I think over all if I had to choose it would be Ezio's journey that I love the most on a purely emotional level, and yes I do think Revelations was a near perfect epilogue for our twin Eagles, if only the game was more stable and I could actually play it ); I just cannot ever forget the feeling I had the first time I climbed that tower with Federico.

that "leve me alone" song was jammin

My fav's Brotherhood, it introduced me into the Assasin's Creed franchise, acually made me interested in it, and over all i like the whole Brotherhood part of the game

yes yes I love pirates yes yes I love tailing missions yes yes I love Ships NOT BOATS yes yes I love edward kenway

Black Flag was my first Assassins Creed game (because i only have the switch) and im not sure if i will ever play such a good game again. It was soooo great. I could go where i wanted, loved the storyline and yes, i LOVE pirates, sooooo that was a treat. I played Assassins creed II next and am now playing Brotherhood. These are good games and im enjoying them very much. I think Ezio's story is so sad and good at the same time. Though the controls are different and kind of annoying sometimes, compared to Black Flag.

I enjoyed the old games better because back then they actually gave a damn.

Mine was AC1 until Origins. I love the direction the company went with being able to explpre ancient civilizations play around with mythology. I also do tons od research on the history while playing. So enjoyable the detail put into them in every way.

I played the 4 first games realesed in this specific order: AC2, AC Brotherhood, AC1, AC Revelations. And I would most CERTAINLY recomend that to anyone who decides to start playing the whole franchise as late as I did. AC1 is a game with a great thematic and atmosphere, but can become really monotonous and it doesn't bring the game's whole plot and mythology in a very engaging way. AC2 is an awesome game to start because of how you acompany a very charismatic main character who is also learning for the first time what it is to be an assassin. After you play AC2 and then Brotherhood, you play AC1 to see how it all is from the perspective of an assassin well trained, but with a much more stuborn personality, and you get to experience the whole assassins scenario from much older times, which makes you very much engaged even though the game is more repetitive. After that, when you play revelations, and get back to Ezio, but a much older and wiser version of him, and you actually FEEL like a lot of time has passed because you just played another entire game before getting back to that character, imertion is guaranted. And also, all the callbacks that Revelations game makes about AC1 will feel much better because AC1 is very fresh on your mind, as you just played it.

I still can't decide, each is fun in a different way. I skipped Valhalla and Syndicate, but the rest are all enjoyable. Even Oddysey, sure it was cringy at times, but once I turned my brain off, it was decent.

I loved AC Revelations simply because of the hook blade, and the variety of enemy types.

man you read me 😂; my fav are AC 2, BLACK FLAG and syndicate 😂

For a second I was worried you’d forget Rogue, usually it’s listed before Unity due to being a 360 game(Rogue and Unity are my favorites)

I agree with the AC Valhalla segment of this video.

Black Flag: You like phenomenal character writing.

Even though i have been playing this francize since the start and im still in love with the Ezio trillogy, i didnt think Valhalla was THAT bad. So far i have been playing the game almost only using stealth (which yes i know makes the game actually harder) but im enjoying it this way. I believe that some aspects needed more work and polish though especially since we also had God of War for a nordic setting and they did a much better job at representing Norse mythology than ac valhalla did

So admittedly I'm only partially through Valhalla but I do like it. I wouldn't call it my favorite but I think it has its points. The viking stuff is fun, and seeing the assassins from a much more removed and outside perspective is fun. I dont think we've seen that since ac4, but not quite to this degree

Origins: Because I am fanatic by ancient egypt. Black Flag: *Drunking Sailor Starts to play

This… this is what perfection looks like.

For me it’s a hard pick between Brotherhood and Black Flag

Assassin's Creed 3 will always be my favorite. I was the ps2 kid for a long time while the other kids had 360 or ps3. When i finally bought an used ps3 i run to the game shop and bought black ops 2 and AC3. It was my first Assassin's Creed game that i finished myself. I was familiar with the hole AC story watching videos on youtube and then i was there, watching the last episode of Desmond...

Rogue because it truly shows a story of the road of good intentions. Shay’s genuine despondence over what happened in Lisbon is up there with Ezio’s scream at his father’s execution/revenge against the Pazzi, Connor’s “BECAUSE NO ONE ELSE WILL!” And more. A tad convenient that the assassins were so bullheaded towards him, but the results were awesome.

Brotherhood holds a special place in my heart because it was the first AC with multiplayer and I made some great friends (although short-lived, still cherish those memories). If I were to rank AC2, ACB and ACR in order though, it'd go AC2, ACR and then ACB however. Just based on the single-player experience, AC2 and ACR had some really nice soundtracks and a sense of tranquillity to it that I can't describe. I always felt tense for half the gameplay of brotherhood and the ending really rubbed me the wrong way (if you know the real reason behind them killing Lucy off - VA wanted more royalties so Ubisoft just killed off her character instead).

AC3 is still my favorite

couldn't have said the odyssey one better myself, its such a nice mix of assassins creed and rpg demi god things... it really was a breath of fresh needed air honestly

ive always loved assassins creed 3. the setting, the characters, the story, the game play, the modern day, the ending, the side stuff, the aesthetics, the atmosphere, the sense of finality, the stakes. its all just perfect to me.

AC2 was the most amazing and memorable one to me, but my all around fav was Rogue. Origins was also pretty great. Still have to return to it some day for the DLC stuff. You should have used the one with Clarkson laughing at Saudi Arabia instead of Risitas in the last one imo xD

I've played every AC apart from Odyssey and Valhalla because of obvious reasons, and I gotta say, AC Brotherhood, AC Unity, and AC III will always hold special places in my heart. Connor was a really good character, different from Ezio but just as good. There, I said it