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Obligatory defense of Liberation here. I don't think you can get more tedious than AC3's very lengthy introduction. Unity's just kind of bad in general. Liberation doesn't feel very tedious in comparison, at least to me; it's over really quickly and the only things that might be annoying are the "take no damage" full sync objectives in three missions. | Obligatory defense of Liberation here. I don't think you can get more tedious than AC3's very lengthy introduction. Unity's just kind of bad in general. Liberation doesn't feel very tedious in comparison, at least to me; it's over really quickly and the only things that might be annoying are the "take no damage" full sync objectives in three missions. | ||
EDIT: Yeah, Rogue's missions were quite well-designed in my opinion. They obviously couldn't be as open as Unity's, but I felt they gave enough breathing room while still giving the player a clear path to follow. | EDIT: Yeah, Rogue's missions were quite well-designed in my opinion. They obviously couldn't be as open as Unity's, but I felt they gave enough breathing room while still giving the player a clear path to follow. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:34, 10 July 2026
Obligatory defense of Liberation here. I don't think you can get more tedious than AC3's very lengthy introduction. Unity's just kind of bad in general. Liberation doesn't feel very tedious in comparison, at least to me; it's over really quickly and the only things that might be annoying are the "take no damage" full sync objectives in three missions.
EDIT: Yeah, Rogue's missions were quite well-designed in my opinion. They obviously couldn't be as open as Unity's, but I felt they gave enough breathing room while still giving the player a clear path to follow.