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I know The.Outsider. I don't know if you're fluent in any other languages, but the French and German versions of that stream were MUCH better organized, the people knew what they were doing, they talked about the setting and they could actually answer questions (though not spoiler-y ones, obviously). By contrast, this UK one seemed very ill-prepared.

As for the bad gameplay, Yogscast Hannah is a Let's Player by occupation, so my guess for the crappy gameplay is that her muscle-memory for AC games probably doesn't last, due to all the other games she plays as well. This was also a PS4, while she normally plays on PC (with or without controller, I'm not sure). Again though, they should've given her a few practice rounds or something :P

I think this demo has kind of worn out its welcome anyway.

@anon Edward was in a committed relationship with Caroline Scott, how is that not a love interest? (why would a love interest be required anyways?) As for your comments on Evie, I just can't. From what it sounds like, you're determined to dislike her character either way - never mind the fact that none of the promotional material thus far has depicted her as "overemotional". She's a bookish, serious type dedicated to the Creed who keeps her brother grounded. And if your response to that is "ermagherd stereotype she's such a lesbian" then surprise, all characters can be reduced to archetypes - it comes down to how they're fleshed out.