Assassin’s Creed Shadows forgets to make learning history fun
Assassin’s Creed Shadows forgets to make learning history fun
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Assassin’s Creed Shadows forgets to make learning history fun
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I'm really enjoying the game, but also agree with the article. Still, it doesn't detract too much from the experience imo.
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I miss the Discovery Tours of the past ACs. This was a very poor replacement of that.
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TLDR: "Boohoo I can't read a page of text"
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The article compares it to a well done page of text for Charles Dickens from a previous game. They want it more like that: "Fun facts! Good gags! Frikkin’ frequent paragraph breaks!"
It goes on to say: "I’d settle for the game bothering to clue me into who its major historical cameos actually are. Shadows is a huge game with a massive cast, and yet bizarrely you won’t find pages about any of the characters in your codex, fictional or otherwise. Who is Hattori Hanzō, and why doesn’t the game care to explain why I should be so impressed when he shows up?"
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