So I finally managed to finish AC Rogue on PC | Forums

[Krust23]

And i gotta say, Wow! You guys really did a good job! You improved lots of stuff from Black Flag and Unity and i really liked that you mixed up the story this time instead of another playing an Assassin generic game Feels fun playing something different in the game and having a different moral directive in the game

And i really liked the ending, was really cool to see Arno there

So yeah, it was cool with having to look in haybales and grass for Assassins hiding so they dont ambush you and it was fun protecting people from them, really exchange of roles And of course lots of other extra missions and stuff you added was nice

The campaign was too short, but, i enjoyed myself!

Also, do you think the person you are in the real world in the game is gonna have a part in AC Victory since he/she supposedly joined the Templars now?

And last, i did not watch all the credits since it is too long so i pressed Esc to menu and now when i try to start the game it sends me direct to credits again? So will i never be able to play my game again? Or am i missing something?

Anyway, thank you Ubisoft for an awesome game, i hope we will get some DLC where you see Arno in Paris as Shay or something

[jeffies04]

There's a button to skip the credits. I think it was like B on my controller.

I liked it too. It was definitely fresh, took all the best things from Black Flag/Freedom Cry and then some. It was a good installment.

[WestLil0]

I too think Ubisoft did a very good job with Rogue, except it was TOO SHORT and even though it felt like a stripped down version of Black Flag. A few unique little twists still make it worthwhile. In addition to the ship upgrades and battles, looting warehouses and conquering forts/gang HQs are a different experience. It offers a few things reminiscent of previous AC versions. For example, lightning assassin strikes like in Revelations, the usual search for items to unlock a native and Templar outfit, renovating buildings to get income like in AC II, Brotherhood and Unity, etc. My least favorite activity were the assassin interventions, it was the same thing over and over and way too frantic. Unlocking the computers at the Abstergo office was much easier. I did miss the underwater exploration with the beautiful color offered by Black Flag. It's a good game although IMO it certainly does not take the place of AC II or Black Flag. I didn’t think I could side with the Templars but the reason for doing so was valid. I do have to say that the main plot, again IMO, is weak, and just not captivating. There was not a great buildup to the ending. There are times when the camera movements are very “wonky” such as in the bar fights to unlock taverns and in defending the ship. Using the pucklegun is awkward. The scenery is not as pretty as in Black Flag, but the icebergs are a new twist. I enjoy replaying great AC games, and have played AC II, Brotherhood and Black Flag numerous times. Will I replay Rogue? Maybe after a year or so. I'm still loyal to the AC franchise though, and I hope we get another epic one like AC II, Brotherhood and Black Flag and yes, even Revelations, which offered a great plot

[wichking]

I myself found it good aswell but combat was just way to boring with this easy Ai. Story and the landscapes were beatifull however. and if you wanna skip the credits press and hold Space
What i mostly enjoyed were the statues on the islands. The parkour which was offered made it remind after the tombs in Ac 2 /brotherhood. MOre of that in opne worlds plx

[Krust23]

I myself found it good aswell but combat was just way to boring with this easy Ai. Story and the landscapes were beatifull however. and if you wanna skip the credits press and hold Space
What i mostly enjoyed were the statues on the islands. The parkour which was offered made it remind after the tombs in Ac 2 /brotherhood. MOre of that in opne worlds plx

Alright thanks guys And yeah, this was a good game with positive and both some negative stuff, i had a blast anyway playing this game

[tunnelcat]

Yeah, I'm liking this game so far too and the water graphics are better looking than in ACBF. I miss the rogue waves and water spouts, but blowing up icebergs to get at any flotsam and to make waves and ice falls is way cool. The Morrigan doesn't look as nice as the Jackdaw in my opinion however. The ice ram is way out of proportion to the ship. It makes it look like the bow will sink from all that weight. The arctic is a nice change of locale from the usual tropical settings in most of the recent video games, but does anyone feel cold while playing in this area of the game? All that ice and snow kind of bleeds into the real world. Brrrrrrrr! And did everyone notice all the nice little sound touches, like the animals now cry out when you kill them? The beaver sure makes a plaintive cry. Almost makes me not want to kill one.

[ACZanius]

I liked it a lot too, still playing btw, for 2nd time, game is solid, fantastic optimization, truly a nice celebration of American Saga, the only thing that i was dissapointed was lack of challenge when you face Master Assassins, idk why nobody brings this up since it makes sense, they should have give more respect to Assassin characters true to their combat, no not some un-defeatable warriors but atleast different approach rather copy exact same animations for Assassins from Captains/Jagers like you are not trained in ways like normal soldiers but more deadly advanced ancient assassin ways , they should have make extra animations and abilities in combat for Assassins, extra moves also i did not believe how easy Adewale got down, i played Freedom Cry he was a freaking beast, a true warrior like he should have put more of a fight, the combat abilities he got where are they when he faces Shay or Kesegowase, he was a mercenary before he joined Assassins and trained by Assassins and how do they manage to make his fight? He can shoot trough walls, magically shoot many times in a row without reloading and when Shay hides he has PSYCH abilities and knows immediately where Shay is despite not even seeing where he went at all. I know it might sound weird but when you think about it it makes sense what i said. Bottom line, Assassins should have had more skills in OPEN CONFLICT, they did good with air kills and everything else, hiding etc but not enough respect in their open combat skills. For those who played Freedom Cry they know Adewale is super deadly.

[Leo_2301]

But there is nothing new in the naval combat... the charge attack is from ACIV, burning oil is similar to oil barrels from ACIV, 4 swivel guns from ACIII, multi-firing swivel guns from AC4 and free-aiming with swivel guns is from AC:P, but breaking icebergs is a nice addition. It is also nice to sail in a sloop, rather than brigs, though it makes no difference. I just feel that Rogue took several gameplay elements from previous AC games and mixed everything together, resulting in a great game to bid farewell to the 'Kenway /American Saga'.

[ACZanius]

True but if it ain't broken don't fix it.

[strigoi1958]

All Ubi games like this are a mix of Farcry, AC, watch dogs, splinter cell and Tomb raider.... xp systems, crafting, weapons upgrading, unlocking the map through climbing high points etc.. Rogue even had the black smoke for hostile camps like FC3... but then, that's why I buy them all, that is the formula that works for me keep them coming.... loving Rogue