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Aw man, yeah, the ending of AC1 where Desmond uses the eagle vision and discovers the code on the wall, it gave me chills at the time. I was so hyped for where they were going to go with the story and for a modern day assassin arc.
But I guess they realised they had near infinite points of history they could stretch the franchise out to, and keeping the Desmond story going was only going to limit their cash cow's potential.
I checked out half way through the Ezio arc that seemed to go on forever and only went back because everyone was raving about Black Flag. By then the modern day story made zero sense to me and was just a slog.
I found the same issue with Ezio, it's like they liked the character so much they just got stuck on him and dragged out his story but at least he had the most complete arc
I found the same issue with Ezio, it's like they liked the character so much they just got stuck on him and dragged out his story but at least he had the most complete arc