Assassin's Creed 4 Black Flag Rampage Stealth & Combat 

nat isn't it just

Yeah it's not something you get to see very often is it?

Lord Morningstar , 90% of it is derived from AC3's fighting style

Lord Morningstar Yupp

I have the game and the one handed sword combat is beautiful and I love it so much.

exactly when being attacked by 8 people the other 7 shouldn’t wait to attack until the other is done lmao

This game could have been more dynamic and better if they made the enemy NPCs able of taking the opportunities to attack/stab him while unguarded and preoccupied. They should've add squad formations, ganging up and simultaneous attack. Regardless that would not make the game unplayable but would require more skills and strategy. *Sigh* so frustating to just imagine such game would exist someday. Games developed by people who are familiar with real combat mechanics. I wouldn't mind the flashy moves, you can make video game characters with unlimited physical attributions like stamina, cardio etc. Things that limit us to do incridible stuff in real life.

Play Assassin's creed 1.. they Npc's do attack you

Well in real life you don't exactly want 4 guys swinging a sword at one point because you risk injuring your fellow men. Also I'll get 2 or 3 guys that will attack before I've finished parting with a guy

Ghost of Tsushima definitely does not have this problem..

Tinted VisionZz 🤣🤣🤣

at 8:40 that man flies into orbit

@@thelibrarian5586 his planet needed him

The combat in AC3-AC4 was a tricky thing to change because there were a lot of flashy things in it that sacrificed the difficulty with more fancy finishers or slow attack animations. Guess Ubisoft didn't want to temper with that piece by piece and decided to scrap it all together and redesign it entirely again for Unity .. which also get scrapped and redesigned in Syndicate for a more faster system with combo score and such. If anything, I'd say that the problem was in the whole chain-kill feature that was introduced in Brotherhood. It was tweaked by each new AC up to the point where in AC3 it became pretty much a gimmick. Majority of your fights became a chore with *wait for attack* --> *press counter button* --> *press attack button to perform an execution* --> *spam attack to chain-kill everyone around you* and if an enemy was about to interrupt you, you just repeated the whole process. It certainly looked cool and was kinda fun with making you feel like a slaughter machine, but it felt kinda useless to use other weapons if with most of them, you could do the same thing. Hidden blades were quite a disappointment for me. If you remember, in AC1.. Hidden blade was not suitable for combat at all. But you could still use it. It had the lowest requirement time for counter so it was pretty risky to use, you couldn't block attacks with it, nor attack. Just used for quick and efficient counters. In AC2, the blades were on the side with the more faster attack (stats) weapons. In AC3-AC4 (Rogue if you want co count it in) made Hidden blades look like some typical dual daggers with slow attack animations which retained the easy use of counter & executions with chain kills. In short... AC4's combat was simplified, filled with a lot of flashy but long finishing animations and was quite boring. But it still looked cool, no doubt about that.

Lance Vance They just did

Assassins Creed Unity did it the best I think they could. They balanced it with parrying and shoulder rushes, I think. Double blocks would be epic as heck.

Here's an opinion of mine: fighting enemies in AC3 and AC4 is too easy. All you gotta do is wait for an enemy (or two enemies) to attack, and then just do a counter kill (counter button, then attack button). And with enemies who have a defensive weapon, you could just break their defense and then repeatedly tap the attack button. It isn't any different in AC3, however a few type of resilient enemies require different methods. At least AC1 and AC2 are actually a bit challenging at times..

@@ElectrikStatik900 SOOO TRUE, SO IT WASN'T JUST ME, i remember when i played as altair it was challenging to fight as you said, when there were real Templars

Thats what you like,to me,shay outfit is better

Connor n Ezio imo

Ezio is the best

@@lifestyle6773 yeah his outfit is also great

@@lifestyle6773 faxx

MrEdxwx could you use the whalers outfit in the next one pls

MrEdxwx well i really like each characters basic outfit its like his personality I never change outfits I always have the basic one

MrEdxwx love your vids ed I am a long time sub since 6k can you please upload some more ac rogue

MrEdxwx nice video and can you play fallout 4

MrEdxwx more Revelations please👍👍👍 let's not forget about the original master assassin

Super JASIM But it's competitive and a bit more realistic since they attack you whenever they want

Just Some Guy Without A Beard yea that’s definitely true I’m just a huge fan of stealth actually & it’s just that stealth is literally impossible with the new games since most likely your stealth attack will only damage higher levels leading to combat. It’s still fun though but I loved how we could do anything we want back in the day 👍

@@superjasim996 idk that's only true for odyssey, in origins you can one hit kill anyone in stealth, Valhalla you can turn on one hit assassination in settings

Yeh lol it’s nice that Connor copied some of his grandpas fighting style

It’s a glitch that’s why

Breaking neck not always lethal in real life either

@@Michanicks Yeah but it usually completely paralyzes you from the neck down sooo :/

You're the batman from batman Arkham series

@@Michanicks it cuts off the connection from the brain to the rest of the body so

This was a feature in older AC's, enemies would flee if you killed enough of their comrades

There isn't a level system in this game

agreed

Let’s hope not this fucking sucks

@@ace514ifyenjoy your level 99 mob boss gameplay

Stg the new ones so terrible I hate how they go rid of the cool fight animations

​@@ffkfnfnjdkdkdj3526 Not my problem.

@@RRai2000is it supposed to be??

@rockyman2367 Means I don't care about your nostalgia. I play old and newer games and I never have a problem with it.

​@@RRai2000 Bro never said it was

After killing 1 guard press f to the next guard (need 3 or more)

@@user-og2yw6ok7y thx i'm gonna try it then

CraZY GaMEr 20 بتتنخهى

Did you really just say no animation?... You clearly haven't played it

@@Mr.BlurryEyes fr

Sorry for 2 years man,okay I'll explain,this skill is easy to perform on console but hard on PC I THINK,first you need to kill an enemy in conflict,either you spam attack button or counter kill them,after that,you will be in chain kill phase,press a movement key(PC) or joystick(console) along with quick tool button ,which you need to equip a pistol first,press these button at the same time,and that's it,you will get to enjoy a badass kill.hope this will help you😉

Amen 👐🤝

Actually we need to understand,ubisoft changes combat mechanic based on feedback from players,they say assasin creed 3 combat is easy,need to be difficult.So they decided to changes it in Unity,but combat in Unity is slow making a person becomes too lazy to engage enemy.So they copy the system from batman arkham series and put it into syndicate,but it looks ridiculous,so they make AC nowadays similar to The witcher 3 and dark soul

No it isn't. The fighting in this video looks terrible.

@@fasteddyuk What i can see and feel this is the closest to realistic sword fights of any AC. Except that the enemy are waiting too much behind.

@@fasteddyuk so you think it is easy for the dev to make the combat system?

Lmao it looks plain and simple

@@SexLuthor I think it's because it's so customizable. Once you change some stuff it really shines

@@leandroisaac2000 yeh I know but it’s just plain and simple lol

@@SexLuthor Yeah i know. my favorite one is Altair's. Also like Ezio's in brotherhood, guess i really like white assassin robes

@@leandroisaac2000 I see lol I like Connors and Edwards

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