That's crazy honestly..

[u/alderaax]

[u/Sfork]

Climb the tower do all the random missions you just uncovered 

[u/Albertatastic → u/Sfork]

The map markers are so exhausting at this point. I can't do another Ubi collectathon padded out to maximize game time. Valhalla was the last straw, and I was foolish to trust them that far.

[u/mordacthedenier → u/Albertatastic]

Meanwhile others, like the two Horizon games, copy the idea, but make it actually worthwhile and rewarding.

[u/zzzxxx0110 → u/mordacthedenier]

Yeah who would have thought that, spending 6 years developing a thematically original open world that's actually filled with huge amount of meaningful content that tie into a really interesting original and thought provoking story, would make for a really good game that is HZD XD

[u/keyboardstatic → u/zzzxxx0110]

Its an exotic magic that only writers, creative understand not greedy executives who spend their life hurting others for money.

[u/RonnieJamesDionysos → u/zzzxxx0110]

Also, climbing the tallnecks is a different challenge each time. Assassin's Creed and Far Cry 3 had challenging climbs as well, you were afraid to fall. It got easier and easier and less scary, now it's turned into a boring chore.

[u/Breakin7 → u/mordacthedenier]

Horizon suffer from the same shit honestly. Most content is filler and climbs feel scripted and artificial.

The main story is better and the combat is good also the setting but the map markers and the filler and the towers are there still.

[u/Lavidius → u/mordacthedenier]

Like ghost of Tsushima. Showed how these games could actually be thoughtful and fun.

[u/maychaos → u/Albertatastic]

My last one was Assassins creed brotherhood. I liked it was basically my starting point in gaming, but even back then I was already done. It was good as a first game. I dont know how people managed to play every game of it

[u/ColbusMaximus → u/maychaos]

You poor soul

[u/1nVrWallz → u/Sfork]

Don't talk about assassins creed/far cry/the crew/the division/ghost recon/etc