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Just finished Assassin's Creed Mirage

First off all I know I'm a lot late to the party for Mirage but what can I say I saw people complaining about it followed their opinions instead of trying it for myself.

Well I've got it, I played it, I finished it and I loved it.

•The story wasn’t bad at all; it was interesting in parts, though the ending felt a little weak. I argue they could have added at least two more assassination targets to lengthen the story a bit. 7/10

•The skill tree, yeah it was simple I actually liked how you have to unlock new gadgets instead of just finding them, really liked the chain assassination thing that's cool. 10/10

•The eagle and the Assassin Focus. I get why people complain but at the same time if you don't like it don't use it. I personally only used the eagle to locate the target and the different methods of infiltrating or distracting.I tried not to tag enemies. The assassin focus never actually used it. It was unnecessary to add these things so a 5/10.

•This was actually my favorite part. People asked Ubisoft for a stealth-focused game, and when they finally delivered, people just complained about the difficulty. Basim isn’t a master fighter, so it makes total sense that combat feels difficult.10/10

•Map wasn't too big, I actually liked the size of it(Pause).The side content wasn't overwhelming, either. It felt just right. 10/10

•I really loved the Bureau setup. The missions were cool, and I enjoyed how every Bureau had its own investigation to follow. It gave the game a great sense of structure. 10/10

Final score 8.7/10

In Avatar, we know that Air Nomads always had a 100% bender birth rate because of their high spirituality. We also know bending has a genetic/hereditary component.

Hypothetically, if Aang had only non-bender children, but they were still raised with Air Nomad culture and spirituality, could airbending have re-emerged in his grandchildren or great-grandchildren? Essentially, could the 'airbending gene' stay dormant in Aang's line and pop back up later due to their spiritual lifestyle, meaning the Air Nomads were never truly extinct?

For example Neither of Toph's parents were benders and neither of Katar and Sokka parents were benders.

In Avatar, we know that Air Nomads always had a 100% bender birth rate because of their high spirituality. We also know bending has a genetic/hereditary component.

Hypothetically, if Aang had only non-bender children, but they were still raised with Air Nomad culture and spirituality, could airbending have re-emerged in his grandchildren or great-grandchildren? Essentially, could the 'airbending gene' stay dormant in Aang's line and pop back up later due to their spiritual lifestyle, meaning the Air Nomads were never truly extinct?

For example Neither of Toph's parents were benders and neither of Katar and Sokka parents were benders.