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Sunday is Gaming Day: What Are You Playing Weekly Thread
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I really liked Odyssey, though I feel like it's controversial in the fandom (for lack of a better term) for reasons unclear to me
It's a Witcher 3 clone with Assassin's Creed characteristics moreso than it's an Assassin's Creed game. It was also my first AC game, so I came into it with a different perspective from most of the Ubislop fanbase. It scratches the same kind of open world RPG itch as an Elder Scrolls game for me, but with ship combat thrown in because fuck it why not.
Yeah but the best parts of assassins creed are the settings and the worst part is the incoherent meta plot, so I kinda thought it was a step in the right direction
edit: I played when the franchise was twisted and never got over how bad the end of the second one is. No idea how that became the iconic one. (These are the things we carry)
I mean, they had me at Lesbian Medusa