Shadow of the assassin’s beliefs This is a return to the series form. It won’t be my personal top three, but it can become a huge, time-steel open world game without feeling like chores or AC Barhara’s Restkin. I know that not everyone is working on it, but I don’t deny that it was a victory for Ubisoft. But the valid point of criticism I share as someone who has been playing since the first assassin beliefs in 2007 is that it doesn’t lean too far into the series’ comprehensive assassin and the Knights of Templar stories. As Yasuke, you can delve into the activities of the Knights Templars and face some affiliated enemies, but it never feels like a big focus. But that may change soon. Speaking on AMA, Ubisoft’s developers won’t ignore the thread of the 17-year-old story that ties the series together for longer, and “Deep Dive” will be “close future” for this story.
Some of the most exciting and memorable moments of Assassin’s Creed games of the past have been linked to a centuries-old battle between the assassins and the Knights of Templars. If it’s just watching the conflict boil in various historical environments, or if it’s a modern flash forward I’ve seen with characters like Desmond Miles and Layla Hassan, then this is one of the main reasons I’ve been interested in the series for many years. Certainly, some of them are simply one of the best open world games and are worth playing in isolation. But even the weaker ones usually bring interesting advances to this story.
However, due to Ubisoft’s own approval, Assassin’s Creed Shadows prefers to focus on telling the nae and Yasuke’s story directly within the feudal Japanese context, rather than this old clash of assassin and temple ideological .
“The assassin vs. Templar conflict is always a central pillar of assassin belief,” the Ubisoft developer said in response to a question between Reddit AMA. “If there was a shadow, I wanted to properly set the hero into the setting before expanding with Assassins and the Knights of Templars.”
However, that approach appears to be changing. “Now (it was) in the main game, so we scratched the surface with a drop of important role storylines. We can hope to be deeply immersed in this conflict in the near future.”
That’s what I want to hear now. “Nearest future” suggests that this isn’t too far off as it will return to the assassin and the Knights of Templar arc. Can I start watching this with my Awaji DLC nails that I will drop this in September this year? As for the story of the expansion, seeing that Ubisoft is already “trying to regain the lost treasure,” Naoe and Yasuke are “hunted by the slurs by a deadly new enemy.” Are the treasures part of Eden? Are those enemies the legions of the Knights of Templar? If it is not in the awaji nail, “near future” suggests that another DLC will not be that long.
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