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If Jack the Ripper was convicted for his crimes,

Judge: the court finds the defendant guilty of 5 counts of murder and therefore, the court shall sentence the defendant to death by hanging. May God have mercy on his soul.

Technically because Connor was Desmond’s ancestor couldn’t he have also been the modern protagonist of black flag and rogue? because Edward and Haytham would also be his ancestors

Recently saw a clip on AC4 where you can kill multiple enemy at once in a single move like using a pistol or rope dart, how do I do it?

Also is there any chance that same movement be able do done in AC3?

After Ubisoft surprise dropped the 60fps update for Syndicate for current consoles, I went back and replayed the game and got the platinum trophy for it. It honestly felt like a new experience and was great, haven’t played that game since its release. I know frame rates aren’t everything but it just makes the gameplay so smooth and improves it so much. Really hoping for a 60 fps patch update for Unity sometime. With Black Flag and AC 1 remakes reportedly in the works (my guess is 2027 for the latter for the 20th anniversary) and Shadows release getting closer, what older titles would you like to see get a lil update for newer consoles?

On the PlayStation store it currently says the game is 20 bucks and comes with AC 3 remastered. I want to confirm that it does include AC 3

Take a look at Eudoros. Now look at Uberto Alberti. Notice the similarities. Could Uberto be a descendant of Eudoros? Tell me what you think.

Ever since I got the overcharged/overpower attacks I think I've noticed that using my two damage changing abilities (fire and poison) have stopped using up a charge of Adrenaline, does anyone know why this is?

PS: I have tier 1 mastery for both fire and poison.

Because I feel like it's huge exaggeration. Also what's the difference between portrayal in AC and all the other media that featured him like Nioh, Samurai Warrior 5, etc?

Do people dislike it for not feeling like a true Assassin's creed game or is it because of something different?

I'm asking because I'm on my 1st playthrough and am currently loving the game. keep in mind that I did play the Ezio trilogy before this.

Assassin's creed Embers is the final chapter of Ezio's journey so I wondered what are your thoughts on this film

It's how quick people are to buy into one-side of the story without acknowledging the other side of the coin, especially when the person everyone is rooting for is the same person who constantly downplays his own complicity and distorts events.

Just my little analysis of Rogue.