This will probably garner some negative responses, but while I don't necessarily believe a player/world levelling system is needed in Assassin's Creed games, I can honestly say that it has never negatively impacted my experience with the more recent titles.
After spending hundreds of hours across the Assassin's Creed RPG games (Origins, Odyssey, and Valhalla), I have also never felt the need to purchase XP boosters or any other form of microtransaction to progress through the games at a reasonable pace.
I've always been able to level up naturally by completing the main missions, alongside side missions and additional activities that were either relevant to the story and suited to my current level, or provided additional context and depth to the areas the game had directed me towards. In that sense, I often found that the levelling system helped guide players towards the areas and activities the game seemingly intended players to experience as they progressed through the story.
It's certainly not a perfect system, and I understand why some players dislike it. However, I've never found it to be something that has negatively impacted my enjoyment of the RPG-era Assassin's Creed games.
Congratulations to Sony PlayStation on winning the award 🏆🏆🏆for the most hated company in the world. It’s honestly impressive how you managed to burn decades of goodwill and legacy with a single post, while proving that even in difficult times, greed always comes first. That’s truly an impressive achievement.
#PSBlackout #NoDiscNoBuy
I hate people with absolutely no spatial awareness in supermarkets. Why is your trolley sideways, blocking the aisle? Why are you standing near the entrance looking around as if it's your first time on Earth? Move!
The PS4 Days will be forever missed
- Themes
- Locked in on Single Player Titles
- All consoles with a disc drive & option for Physical Discs
- Reasonable Console Prices
- Had way more exclusives
- Focus was on just games
Take us back…
>Sony is killing physical discs forever
>PC gaming is completely unaffordable
>Steam deck and steam machine up by 300$
>Consoles are getting massive price hikes again
>Switch 2 still has no games
>Epic games CEO endorsing AI
2026 is the worst year for gaming in history and its not even close