Assassin's Creed® Revelations

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Achievements are broken. Beat the game, but achievements stopped working after Sequence 4. Had to launch the game on a separate computer for them to work again, not a luxury most people can afford. Also achievements for inaccessible content is ridiculous, remove the Desmond memory achievements...

**Bedenken bei mehr als 60 FPS** Das Problem: Bei 120 FPS oder mehr läuft die Engine offenbar zu schnell. Das Spiel ist ursprünglich auf 60 FPS ausgelegt, wodurch das Timing der Engine bei höheren FPS nicht mehr richtig funktioniert. Das Quick-Time-Event startet dadurch praktisch schon während des schwarzen Bildschirms. Bei mir ist das mit einem 120-FPS-Cap 20 mal passiert und ich bin dadurch im schwarzen Bildschirm gestorben, weil ich das QTE nicht rechtzeitig auslösen konnte. **Empfehlung: Auf 60 FPS begrenzen**, wenn ihr solche Probleme vermeiden wollt. Sonst Tipp Top

In a word, in so many ways, "Unnecessary". Conceptually, Revelations was originally envisioned as a handheld spinoff. In fruition, it really ought to have been. Ezio's journey to find the last of Altair's secrets - the twillight of their lives hanging over both of them - has a certain thematic poetry, but struggles past that. The best writing is in Altair's segments, jumping between key moments in his later memories; that his story benefits so much from cutting the fat only proves the point that this whole thing should've just been a movie. Constantinople, in all its splendor and ocean of history, is nothing but a vacation trip for Ezio. Where Brotherhood tied the mechanics of renovation and recruitment to taking back the town from Borgia rule, Istanbul is simply inexplicably in a state of disrepair. More than that, the Assassins are *apparently* in good with the Ottomans, leaving the Templars puppeting the straggling remnants of Byzantium. Whatever introspection Ezio could have in sentiment to the Eastern Roman Empire isn't paid any more mind than one or two pieces of dialogue, while the infighting between royal princes fails to hold any meaningful weight on gameplay. In the end, your guy wins, leaving you to parade around the city and use the ostensibly allied police force as target practice. Speaking of target practice, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ you did NOT need bombs. Brotherhood was already bloated with redundant weapons and easy combat, but Revelations pushes it into shameless excess. The bomb crafting system inspires a certain curiosity with its many mix-and-match ingredients, but serves as nothing but a novelty amidst a toolkit that is already 50% novelty. Bullets, bolts, poison, combo kills, delegation to your assassin students or faction hireables, all against enemies with paper swords and pop guns. I came back to the game to refresh my memory and tidy up some steam achievments - of which I seem limited, given the Desmond memories don't seem to work? But whatever. Ezio gets the answers he wants, then skips town to retire. He takes nothing of the city with him; he does not settle there, he isn't particularly changed morally, and he only courts another travelling Italian because of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ course he does. I remember fondly the fued between Altair and Abbas, but can't even work up the will to play that far enough to see it again. It just doesn't have enough life in it.

I don't know how much the story is really gonna stick with me, it was trying to juggle 3 characters and did so mostly eloquently, I enjoyed it. Seeing Ezio go from a young immature kid to a more reserved and mature master is just a very satisfying arc though, paired with his newfound understanding of Altair and his role within the Isu's great plan and him slowly falling in love with Sofia... it's just a feel good story in many ways that feels like a fitting send off to two of the series' best characters. I also love Constantinople. I had to go into the ini to turn off the fog dome because it kept giving me a headache and made me nauseous, but that was a fairly simple fix that removed any further issues the rest of my playthrough. I also think that there's a humor in the world, that just makes you feel like the devs really cared and put some energy into leaving their mark in some of the little things. I wanted more Hagia Sophia, and fewer bugs. I had one send me into the sky and 2 random crashes, which for a 15 year old game, I would've expected most of that to be patched. I also think if this ever gets remade, they need to completely rework, and basically overhaul the first 3 or so hours of the game. The Den Defense is not great, and the bomb making just made wish it didn't exist, and both of those slowdown the intro to an otherwise fun game. The chests were also overly abundant because of the bomb making materials, and like I said... I just stopped caring about the bombs and started ignoring most chests.

well this was a masterpiece for the end of trilogy of ezio and altair u gotta play them all ac 1 ac 2 ac brotherhood and ac revelations great game and great story

Вся трилогия Эцио это просто великолепная история. Пожалуй, это лучший персонаж серии, над которым действительно постарались. Эта часть отлично завершает его путь и красиво прощается с Альтаиром (тем самым легендарным ассасином из первой части). Насчёт следующих частей уже как-то сомневаюсь. Хотел взять третью часть ради Дезмонда, но передумал, потому что дальше главные герои постоянно меняются. Такую историю, как у Эцио, мы уже вряд ли увидим. Requiescat in pace, Эцио... и Альтаир.

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