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Long story short, I started with Origins in 2019, then did Odyssey early in 2026. I loved it so much, I decided to go start from the beginning.

So I then did 100% of Ac2, Brotherhood, Revelations, AC3 and then instead of playing the original Black Flag, I did Resynced to have the best version possible.

Once I finish Resynced, I need to continue in the correct order so next is up is Rogue. However, I'm worried that Rogue will be to janky and not polished and make me lose my desire to 100% all the games.

Has anyone does this? How did it go?

Hi after resynced I fell in the AC bubble again. And am replaying the games.

With the presentation of the release of resynced last year, I had already replayed the OG black flag and continued with Odyssee. Now i have completed resynced and continued with Rogue.

ATM I am playing Unity, and I hope to finish it soon, as these controls are really horrible and it feels like a real grind because of this, the frustrating parcour and combat.

I will not replay Mirage (quit within 10 hrs even with the dlc), because I highly dislike it. I will also not replay AC1 as this is just to repettetive and I have actually did more than a dozen playtroughs already in the past

So, besides the games I have mentioned above, what is your recommendation to replay?

So, I’ve always been someone who did not study like the average person, and quite frankly in my younger years, didn’t really need to at all. When AC2 through Revelations released, I was in middle school and beginning high school. Guess what you typically cover in middle school and high school? The Italian Renaissance, the Ottoman Empire, the spread of colonial influence throughout regions. My senior year marks the release of AC3. Do you know what they cover senior year? More in depth American history, the beginnings of the foundation of America, the constitution, etc.

At no point during any of these years did I pick up a dedicated history textbook, although I was always a fan of fictional historical narratives in books. I never once got anything below an A.

Enter college, I waste my first year on a major that I had no business being in, and then finally decide to major in History (surprise!) AC: Origins releases, I begin to take my first core classes. Intro to History and Intro to Archaeology, with a heavy focus on Egypt. Perfect. The new tour system allows me to go inside of the pyramids, study them in depth, talk to Cleopatra, read entries, google side characters. I pass with flying colors.

Every single following year, without fail, the AC game of the year focused on the exact thing that I was actively focusing on for my degree. Every single year, I do not study a damn lick and just play AC games with the same intensity as others hit the library.

It’s been some years now since I graduated with my bachelors, in fact, I graduate with my masters this semester. Go figure.

I think it’s a real credit to the makers of the games, and especially the teams behind Origins and Odyssey, as they had an IMMENSE immense amount of information in the data entries and the guided tours. While the games storylines themselves are not at all reliable historically, the architecture and general (in a loose sense) timelines depicted mostly are. They got close enough to actual history that the games can genuinely be used as a study tool, even before and after the guided tours were added and removed

I’m not saying that someone could glean enough information from AC alone to get a degree, that would be egregious. BUT - it is honestly an incredible supplement and something that should be considered as an actual educational tool. I had so much fun playing and learning, for years and years, that it made learning itself something exciting even outside of this. Imagine your teacher sends you home asking to review DaVinci and his contributions to the Renaissance, so you go home and help him build a tank and read about his life as you do it.

Anyway, to make a long story short, I got a bachelors wit Assassins Creed :)

I wanna buy one game and play it but idk which one. I just finished Unity and i absolutelly loved it. Ive seen videos on games like AC valhala and its not really my type since the world is so big and not classic AC style