Othelleaux

I don't really have a "dream" time period or location left, since they have pretty much hit every sensible area at this point.

I would like to see the "Mark and Execute" feature from Splinter Cell Conviction incorporated into this franchise.

It would pair well with the RPG elements that seem dead set on infusing into the franchise regardless what we want from our stealth games as players.

Giving us the ability to create our on Assassin (or Templar) would also give the series a welcome change of pace.

(I assume a live service game would be apropos, and would gladly invest my free time building up my own character to suit my play style)

As it stands, I am taking a wait and see approach with any future games that come out going forward.

Shadows had me at "Ninjas & Samurai" so I knew that I would buy and enjoy it.

If they announce another Barbarian hack and slash game, I will firmly pass on it.

The gold bullion event. I hold on to them until Minerva shows up with her discounted merchandise.

I would never have completed my solar armor with her.

I usually play solo so most of the events that don't require a team I am all for.

I am anxious to test out the ghoul and see how well it blends with my play style.

It will be interesting to see how it affects my faction interactions as well.

I just hope the quest isn't overly laborious. But this is Fallout that we're talking about, so sidetracking is almost guaranteed.

Pass on that notion. The overall narrative for these games has been spotty at best.

The strength of this franchise has been about the open world exploration and stealth gameplay for me.

I would much rather have the option to create my own Assassin ( or Templar) than some of the more recent offerings for protagonists

I have played all of the mainline console releases and really disliked Revelations. Playing as an elderly Ezio did nothing for me and was cartoonishly immersion breaking.

The real problem with Assassin's Creed is that the developers don't really know what they want. They barely acknowledge the lore and have abandoned the science fiction elements that intrigued me in the beginning.

I play these out of habit and little else now. The environments are the most compelling aspect from Odyssey onwards.

With the current season structure, I only log in once a week to complete the trials and then log off.

After six years, I am tired of replaying the exact same missions, and with the removal of the speed runs, have slowly lost interest in the game.

The new map is nice and all, but they really should be focusing on releasing The Division 3.