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DONT BOTHER WITH THIS GAME BECAUSE UBISOFT FORCES YOU TO USE THEIR TRASH LAUNCHER AND ALWAYS GIVES YOU PROBLEM. JUST PIRATE THIS ♥♥♥♥ AND BE DONE WITH IT. TAKE IT FROM ME AND SAVE YOURSELF THE MONEY, TIME, ENERGY AND TROUBLE. LET UBISOFT DIE. PIRATE ALL THEIR GAMES.
Love the game, but the launcher is annoying sometimes. I can't play because it says that my account was suspended, like wtf. Ubisoft do something about it!
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The most OG Assassin's Creed game there is. While I still think Assassin's Creed II is the better overall package thanks to its tighter structure and incredible coming of age story, Brotherhood feels like the perfect epilogue to Ezio's journey. It's like reading a brilliant novel after finishing a beloved series, giving even more depth to a character everyone already loves. And honestly, who has ever said, "Nah, I've had enough of Ezio"? Absolutely no one. Starting the game as a Master Assassin completely changes the tone. The exuberance of youth is gone, replaced by experience, loss, and the scars left behind by a lifetime of fighting. Ezio isn't chasing revenge anymore he's driven by justice, responsibility, and the burden of leading an entire Brotherhood. That evolution makes him one of the greatest protagonists in gaming. Rome is still one of my favourite settings in the franchise. Watching the city slowly return to its former glory as you dismantle Borgia control is incredibly satisfying, and exploring its ancient ruins, crumbling monuments, and darker corners gives the world so much atmosphere. The city itself feels like another character, and rebuilding shops, landmarks, and recruiting Assassins makes your actions feel meaningful. Speaking of the Brotherhood system... this is still one of the coolest mechanics Ubisoft has ever made. Recruiting Assassins, training them, and calling them into battle never gets old. It genuinely makes you feel like you're leading an organization instead of being just another lone assassin. Can we please go back to this style of Assassin's Creed? Sure, the combat isn't particularly difficult by today's standards, but it more than makes up for it with style. Every counterkill, chain execution, rooftop escape, and hidden blade assassination makes you feel like an absolute badass. It's cinematic, fluid, and endlessly satisfying. This was also the game that truly perfected the classic Assassin's Creed formula. Parkour was smooth, the missions were varied not on Unity's level but feels awesome altogether, the soundtrack was phenomenal, and the multiplayer something Ubisoft never should have abandoned was surprisingly addictive and unlike anything else at the time too bad we never got that on pc. Every gamer should experience this at least once. Yes, it's dated in places, but underneath that is one of the finest action adventure games ever made and a reminder of why so many of us fell in love with this series in the first place.
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You DO NEED Uplay to play this game on Steam. [b]WARNING[/b] Assassin's Creed Brotherhood is full of bugs, physics issues, crashes, grame breaking issues and all sorts of other surprises when you play above 60 FPS. I strongly recommend locking the game at 59 FPS using an external tool such as RivaTuner Statistics Server (or similar). [h1]Short review[/h1] A new Assassin's Creed episode just one year after the previous one, in the same universe and with a multiplayer mode? Back then, everything pointed to Brotherhood being a quick cash-in. But Ubisoft Montreal proved that appearances can be deceiving. With such a short development time and the reuse of an already explored setting, we had every reason to expect the worst. Yet Assassin's Creed Brotherhood is far from being a simple expansion pack, even though it keeps most of the same foundations (and some of the same flaws). Rome is a rich and huge city, Ezio gains new abilities, and there’s a huge amount of things to do. As for the multiplayer mode, even though it’s now permanently shut down, it was still a surprisingly good success. [h1]Long review[/h1] While enjoying a well-deserved rest in his villa in Monteriggioni, Ezio Auditore thought his mission was over after getting his hands on the Apple of Eden. But Ezio must now face the Borgia family's retaliation as they launch a direct attack on his estate. This family of deranged despots is firmly established in Rome, which they control politically, economically, and religiously. To get revenge — and above all, to recover that damned Apple once again — Ezio will have to strike at the Borgias on their own turf and take the city back from them. Unlike the previous two games, Brotherhood takes place almost entirely in a single city, except for a few side missions that will take you to some additional locations. But Rome alone is so vast, with its many different districts, that you never feel cramped or bored. To bring down the Borgias, you’ll need to turn the city against them, rely on its inhabitants, and restore its former glory by renovating shops, buildings, and monuments — just like you did with the villa in the second game. The Borgia towers that dot Rome keep the city under their control. It’s up to you to destroy these towers after assassinating the captains who guard them, all while fighting off hordes of soldiers. Every tower you destroy “frees” a part of the city (though it’s never completely cleared of enemies). This is how you earn the right to spend your money renovating blacksmith shops, doctors’ offices, banks, public buildings, and tunnel entrances that let you cross the city quickly instead of walking for an hour. This is also one of the first things you’ll need to do to regain the support of the thieves, mercenaries, and courtesans. These factions will always be there to help you during the game — whether in combat or by creating diversions. Destroying the Borgia towers also unlocks another new feature in this episode: Ezio expands the Assassin Brotherhood by recruiting citizens and turning them into allies. You can call on these recruits at any time to take out a target or, once unlocked, to rain arrows down on a group of guards and eliminate them quickly. To improve their combat performance, it’s possible — and even recommended — to train these apprentices. It’s very simple: just send them on missions across Europe. These contracts help them level up and earn skill points. Unfortunately, this XP system isn’t very deep, as it only lets you distribute points between two skills: weapons and armor. On top of that, the use of assassins isn’t exploited as well as it could be, and it’s easy to forget about them and only call them out occasionally. That said, Ezio is more than capable of handling things on his own. Firmly built on the gameplay foundations of Assassin's Creed 2, Brotherhood still adds some new tricks to Ezio’s arsenal. The combat system becomes more dynamic with new moves. In addition to some flashy poses, Ezio has learned to deliver powerful kicks that break through tough opponents’ guards. The quick execution system also lets you chain from one target to another and clear groups of enemies much faster than before. His arsenal expands too, with the addition of the crossbow and poison darts, which join the pistol introduced last year. Overall, veterans of the series won’t feel too lost while still enjoying the new options available for the main solo campaign. The main campaign will keep you busy for around twelve hours on its own (it’s actually quite hard to estimate). It features a good variety of missions, some of which are particularly well done (like the one where you take part in a theater play, for example). However, you can criticize the story for being solid without really adding much to the overall saga. Worse still, the final memory sequence rushes by and ends on a classic cliffhanger. In the end, those hoping for some answers will only get more questions and a cryptic message. Fortunately, in addition to the main quest, Assassin's Creed Brotherhood offers an impressive number of side activities. Leonardo, for instance, will ask you to destroy the war machines the Borgias forced him to build — giving you the chance to play around with a machine gun mounted on a cart or even the ancestor of the tank. Thieves, mercenaries, and courtesans will also give you tons of missions. There are also Cristina’s memories, where you relive episodes from Ezio’s life before he became an Assassin. Assassination contracts are there to keep you occupied too, not to mention the renovation of Rome, which is no small task. Finally, the Lairs of Romulus reuse the concept of the Assassin Tombs from the previous game and serve a similar purpose. This large city will keep you busy for many hours. Ubisoft has also added a new element to the genetic memories: in addition to the main objective, there’s now a secondary challenge-style objective that encourages players to push themselves (no damage taken, finish the sequence in under X minutes, don’t swim, don’t get detected, kill only the target, etc.). These optional objectives give completionists a reason to replay memories multiple times. More dynamic and clearly the richest entry in the series so far, Assassin's Creed Brotherhood still has a few weaknesses. First and foremost, its artificial intelligence. It’s no smarter than in the first two games and is really starting to show its age. Enemy behavior swings between having X-ray vision through walls or being completely unable to understand what’s happening. Sometimes you get spotted without knowing why; other times a guard will simply forget about you after seeing you climb onto a beam in a fortress, just because you stepped out of his field of view. Yeah… one day they’ll really need to fix that. Technically, while the game still looks pleasant, the 3D engine is starting to run out of steam. Pop-in is everywhere, and don’t be surprised if a tree (or a patrol, or a building) suddenly appears right in front of you. Frequent slowdowns occur during big action scenes, and one or two freezes also interrupted my progress. If there was one feature that made people nervous back then, it was the addition of a multiplayer mode. Few believed in it, yet once again Ubisoft showed that anything is possible. There were three distinct modes. The multiplayer was quite entertaining, but unfortunately it heavily depended on the players. If you ended up with a lobby full of aggressive button-mashers, the fun and atmosphere quickly faded. On the other hand, if you got a group of clever strategists who prefered walking calmly through the crowd rather than jumping around everywhere, it becoma much more enjoyable. And to be honest, I really didn’t expect it to be this good. It should be noted, however, that the multiplayer mode is now permanently closed.
Починаємо одразу з моменту закінчення другої частини. Після свого дуже дивного рішення щодо Родріго Еціо спілкується з Мінервою, тією, що була раніше. Отримавши послання крізь віки, наш герой покидає храм і разом із Маріо пробивається крізь Ватикан, прямуючи додому, у Монтеріджоні. Яблуко перед цим Еціо довірив своєму дядькові, а сам уже ні про що особливо не думав. Хотів помитися та піти на пенсію. Прибувши на віллу і вдосталь потинявшись містом, Еціо розповідає іншим асасинам історію Мінерви та про те, що він, баран, не вбив якогось дідька Родріго. Найголовніший ворог Братства живий, але чомусь Еціо вирішив, що все закінчилося. Але, звісно ж, це не так. На віллу напали Борджіа, і Еціо разом з усіма мешканцями змушений тікати. Браво. Гарне, бляха, рішення. Отримавши кулю в плече, цей генератор чудових ідей вирішує сам поїхати до Риму. І, звісно ж, сам не доїжджає: десь падає по дорозі, після чого хтось дотягує його до міста. Після короткого брифінгу Еціо вирішує, що потрібно боротися з Борджіа за владу в Римі. Цим ми й будемо займатися протягом усієї цієї частини. Тим часом Дезмонд, який уже став вправним асасином, прибуває до нової схованки. І це, увага, сюрприз, Монтеріджоні. Максимальна економія на локаціях 😂 [h3]Путівник:[/h3] Майже вся гра проходитиме в Римі, за винятком кількох завдань. Місто поділене на чотири великі регіони. Центр міста — густонаселений район із щільною забудовою, де також знаходиться база Еціо. Кампанья — більш відкрита локація з невеликими острівцями забудови та військовими таборами. Антіко — район, де найбільше руїн часів Римської імперії. Саме тут знаходиться Колізей. Ватикан — невеликий район, де переважно тиняються церковники. [h3]Зміни?:[/h3] Глобально в грі майже нічого не змінилося. Здебільшого тут та сама зброя, але тепер Еціо може носити важку зброю. З'явилися більш зручні поєднання, наприклад меч і пістолет або кинджал із метальними ножами. Додали отруйні дротики та дуже шикарну річ — арбалет. Рекомендую придбати його якнайшвидше. І найголовніше — перероблена система бою. Тепер можна виконувати ланцюги вбивств, що дозволяє дуже швидко й ефектно розправлятися з ворогами. Ще одна гарна річ, яку можна отримати лише після виконання завдань Да Вінчі, — парашут. Дуже зручний для спуску з висоти. Мені його не вистачає в інших частинах 🥲 Також розширили можливості Еціо вести бізнес із нерухомістю. Тепер по всьому місту можна відбудовувати крамнички та купувати пам'ятки, отримуючи з цього постійний дохід. Ще одна важлива зміна — додаткові умови для проходження завдань на 100%. Не надто мені подобається це нововведення. Ці умови обмежують стиль проходження, якщо хочеш отримати повні 100%. І найголовніша зміна — власні асасини. Еціо тепер навчає інших цього ремесла, тому може викликати їх на допомогу. Можна наказати їм убити конкретну ціль, викликати під час бою або просто наказати їм перестріляти всіх ворогів навколо. Асасини поступово навчаються під час виконання місій, отримують досвід і стають сильнішими. [h3]Активність:[/h3] Звісно, у цій частині, як і в минулих, потрібно збирати купу предметів, але тепер у них хоча б стало більше сенсу. Скринь зі скарбами стало менше, приблизно вдвічі, і тепер вони справді потрібні, щоб відкривати деякі предмети, зброю та броню. Є 10 символічних пір'їн. А для тих, хто сумував за прапорами, вони знову тут — цілих 101 штука. Ще є ключі, які відкривають найкращу броню в грі. Щоправда, ви, скоріш за все, її не одягнете, бо виглядає вона прям дуже погано 😂 Звісно, є й додаткові завдання трьох фракцій: куртизанок, грабіжників і вбивства цілей, на які вкаже Макіавеллі. А ще з'явилася новинка — випробування фракцій. Це набір викликів для кожної фракції, за виконання яких відкриваються нові здібності для них і зброя для вас. Вони не складні. Більшість виконується непомітно під час звичайного проходження, а деякі доведеться виконувати цілеспрямовано. Ще є набір доволі цікавих додаткових завдань: спогади про Крістіну, місії про Коперника та «Зникнення да Вінчі». Коротше, з активностями тут стало значно краще, ніж у минулій частині. [h3]Найбільша проблема:[/h3] Ubisoft Connect. Ця срань постійно вимагає пароль при запуску гри. Але через те, що я вводив пароль більше двох-трьох разів, мені повідомляли, що мій акаунт скомпрометовано, і вимагали змінити пароль. Горіло у мене дуже сильно. [h3]Якщо коротко:[/h3] [b]✅️ Плюси: [/b] ▫️ Логічне продовження історії Еціо ▫️ Атмосферно й гарно ▫️ Великий арсенал зброї ▫️ Нові механіки ▫️ Власне братство асасинів [b]❌️ Мінуси: [/b] ▫️ Деякі предмети у торговців можна отримати лише за збір предметів, які можуть і не випасти ▫️ Додаткові умови в завданнях ▫️ Ubisoft Connect ▫️ Єдина частина у якої немає хмарного збереження [b]🌟 Оцінка: 7/10.[/b] Ну, купувати Колізей це смішно 😂
Отличное продолжение, которое чувствуется как большая и крутая часть второй игры. Рим здесь просто огромен и красив, по сравнению с Флоренцией и Венецией он кажется намного более живым и масштабным. Очень понравилась механика с Братством когда ты вербуешь ассасинов, прокачиваешь их и потом вызываешь на помощь в бою. Обрадовался когда увидел Леонардо. Сюжет стал мрачнее и серьёзнее, хорошо показывают становление Эцио не просто как убийцы, а как лидера. Из минусов Рим иногда кажется пустоватым, а часть побочных заданий повторяется, но это не сильно портит впечатление.
As a person that's just starting the Ezio Assassin's Creed trilogy this game is incredible. A huge improvement from AC2, the graphics, gameplay and story are pretty great! Although I did encounter a few bugs like the seq 9 bug but it can easily be fixed so no big deal. So far my fav out of the trilogy. I rate this an 8.7/10 idk why it just feels right
Отличная часть,которая мне не далась,а все благодаря koнченному юбисофт конекту. Самый yёбищnый лаунчер
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