Should you play Assassin’s Creed 3 in 2024?

[@IronsideGeorge]

AC 3 in my opinion deserves waaaaay more respect that it gets. Would you recommend it to a friend?

[@ethanfullerton1620]

It's one of my top 5 games in the series

[@luisperaza1854]

Yes

[@Hiya0-gs2ss]

FUCK YES DUDE MY FAV GAME

[@PauloHenrique-gu9cf]

amazing game. i remember playing this using the old 3d vision glasses and stereoscopic 120hz monitor, that was super imersive, like vr level.

[@boletapproga2053]

My friend recommended me ac origings and ac valhalla, i finished origins and I am still playing valhalla, so should i buy odyssey after valhalla or should I buy first 3 assassin's creeds?

[@RyanDesmond]

I’ve heard people complain that Connor is “one note.” Know who else is a one note character? John Wick. Jason Vorhees. Connor is the spirit of vengeance and he’s going to get you.

[@brentgrisier1738]

They also never played the homestead missions because those really expanded his character.

[@onlyenzoYT]

Accept Jesus Christ 🙏🏽❤️he loves u died n rose again for ur forgiveness

[@thedappermagician6905]

​@@brentgrisier1738EXACTLY. The homestead missions show how much compassion, love, and competency that Connor has for his fellow man. How he does not hold prejudices and how seriously he takes the pursuit of freedom of his fellow man

[@jormdeworm]

AC3’s story was honestly incredible. One of the most captivating (AC) games I’ve ever played along with its precursor Revelations and Origins.

[@IronsideGeorge]

I'll agree with that!

[@sk8ermGs]

@@IronsideGeorge How? 😅

[@jeffkimball3450]

@@sk8ermGsyou realize you’re asking that in regards to someone’s opinion? I can already tell your goofy self is going to try and tell him he’s wrong…get a life

[@ConnorWiederich-hr4zu]

AC 3 is in the same boat as Unity. When they both released they received heavy criticism with Unity toward its bugs and glitches and AC 3 toward Connor with his personality and being different from Ezio and with what happened with the modern day. Since then they both have both gotten more praise in the AC community.

[@Mondiale78]

But Unity is astronomically fuckin good. And it’s the only game that REALLY feels like you’re an assassin

[@joeisungu7902]

⁠@@Mondiale78while I say it’s the best at feeling like an assassin, saying it’s the ONLY game that does this is crazy.

[@jaydenstrudel]

@@Mondiale78 i just wish it had a better story cause it's kinda ass haha but literally everything else is either good, great or best in the series

[@Mondiale78]

@@jaydenstrudel I’m one of the RPG ppl with Odyssey at the top of my lists. The only other non-RPG AC games I REALLY fw is Unity, Syn, & Mirage

[@robert-surcouf]

What's ironic is that Connor was criticized for not being like Ezio and Arno was criticized for being like Ezio. Because the Ezio trilogy is so overrated (AC2 is good, Brotherhood is just a useless 2.5 and Revelation idea is so underutilized with 95% on Ezio and just 5% on Altair while the latter could have so many more sequences), later games besides BF and Origins will be underrated. Connor is more serious and stoic than Ezio because unlike him, he never lived in one happy family, he doesn't have the luxury to be complacent or joyful as he thinks his whole tribe future is on his shoulders and he had to fight in a world with gray area unlike the indians world where he grew up and with things are more black and white than grey

[@MyToastyToast]

AC 3 deserves a gameplay remaster, the story is so good and deserves to be appreciated by more people

[@Mondiale78]

Remake* but hell yea

[@mad_juggernaut_3547]

I have the remastered version on ps4 so ya there is one lol

[@hzmicide1738]

There is genius, he literally says it in the beginning of the video.

[@MyToastyToast]

@@hzmicide1738 brother no shit, I said a gameplay remaster because the original is clunky despite having a good story

[@steppin-razor]

Im from Massachusetts so as a kid at the time it was so epic it was set in my state and capital, one of my favorite game series. Nice seeing Boston get love in big gsmes

[@chinmaytare578]

My first AC game that got me into the series...what memories❤️❤️

[@Lamont-ke8oi]

Same. i love it because im native american as well.

[@somerandomguy167]

As a native American who was raised as a modern American, Connor was someone i looked up to as a native role model

[@ConnorWiederich-hr4zu]

AC 3 introduces lots of new features both good (ex. parkouring in trees, hunting, double kill animations, allowing reattempt at failed optional objectives from checkpoints, etc.) and bad (ex. missions that combine eavesdropping with tailing ).

[@alexlively6747]

I started playing the AC series from the beginning a few months back, and AC3 was the last one I finished. So naturally I’m hooked on the series and intend to play them all. I’m on Black Flag now. But AC3 was a blast. I really enjoyed the story from finding out as Haythem you were playing a Templar and I liked that Connor was so different from Ezio. I loved the Ezio trilogy but AC3s combat and controls felt so much better to me. I’m excited to play the others and see what everyone keeps talking about. Cheers!

[@EBCX]

Same bro I’m on brotherhood right now and I don’t if I should play this one or just skip to black flag which is the better game supposedly

[@WR288]

AC3 would be an all timer if wasn't for the shockingly bad optional objectives that need to be completed in one playthrough for full sync.

[@IronsideGeorge]

Yep! Mentioned that in the video. One particular one that stands out is when you’re tasked with blowing up a ship absolutely crawling with guards and no where to hide. The optional objective is to not be spotted. It’s a joke!

[@ConnorWiederich-hr4zu]

@@IronsideGeorge I really don't like the Conflict Looms mission as well.

[@mandrews6282]

Been playing the older AC games in order and just got to AC3. Did a double take when I saw this vid was only released an hour ago. I’ve never played this one so I’m actually kind of hyped for it. The setting seems really unique, and I live in Boston so should hit closer to home.

[@IronsideGeorge]

Haha perfect timing! I’ll be intriqued to hear your thoughts actually as you’ve played 1 2 etc. recently. Enjoy! 🤙

[@77luchris]

make their red coats redder 🗣️

[@Akeem2real96]

Played ac3 at launch on Xbox 360 was the game that turned me onto the assassins creed franchise I just started playing the remaster today and still enjoy it I love the ability to dip through a open door of a house real quick in a jam while being pursued by British soldiers

[@destroyercreater98]

Call him whatever you want. But you can’t say that Connor isn’t the most dedicated ba****d in the series. He was chasing Lee’s trail since the start. He was on him since the tea party. He was on him during an entire war. He was on him even in Prison! He was on him even in a fortress under Washington’s watch and STILL kept going after getting hit with a stray cannon ball! He was on him at Boston. ALL the way to some bar at the Frontier… after being IMPALED by a piece of wood he was under while chasing Lee. It got to the point, Lee just gave up on living and shared a drink with him. He made. A TEMPLAR! Give up trying to continue avoiding him.

[@Arthic_Miller]

I loved playing Assassin's Creed III so mch! I felt so far away in history and nature while playing at this game, the immersion was full.. clearly underestimated

[@IronsideGeorge]

Definetely! It's one of my favs

[@Arthic_Miller]

@@IronsideGeorge Which one is your favorite? :)

[@IronsideGeorge]

It’s always a toss up between Brotherhood and Black Flag for me. Both near perfect games, super enjoyable combat and great stories 😍

[@brandonking1563]

I’ve never heard anybody ever say they hate this game wtf

[@ashistoxic8447]

consider yourself lucky

[@angryspongegamer5535]

The game is very good if you look at it independently. The combat has to be the best in the franchise, the protagonist is spectacular and the gameplay is extraodinary if you get used to the mechanics. My main problem about this game is it's story. Let me explain before you rush at me like Connor at the redcoats in the battle of Lexington. It is a quite nice story. However I am a person that really pays attention to a game's or movie's story. It is the one and only REQUIREMENT for me. And here's how I personally perceive a good story -briefly- - Emotion - A well-designed protagonist whom I get bonded with instantly -Variety -Proper pacing/development/order - Insignificant amount of plot holes or no plot holes at all Assassin's Creed III ticked 2 of them in my experience. Again that's me because I focus very much on these things. And apart from the story there are some...Ubisoft things that really annoyed me such as the detection system and a few unreasonably semi-incomprehensive mechanics especially on the parkour aspect. What really showed me that the remastered version of the game -which I played- required more care than it received is the fact that the game it's self mildly spoiled me about the continuation of the story. Basically I decided to do a side activity that started with a dialogue between Connor and a side-character that spoiled something that happened a couple of sequences afterwards. No major harm done but when I understood it it kind of pissed me off. Overall the game is very good and as a huge fan of both the American revolution and the Asssassin's Creed franchise I give the game an 8.1/10

[@Kevinlynxdabest]

I remember getting a phone from the market years ago. It had Smosh AC3 parody song. And a bunch of imagine dragons. Great event.

[@RyanDesmond]

I’m happy to subscribe to this channel. Share the love for the creed!

[@RivalFaust]

I remember ppl hating on this game when it first came out and i never understood why, the gameplay, characters and setting are all amazing and Connor is such a badass assassin. The Kenway's are truly an underrated set of characters

[@IronsideGeorge]

I think because sooo many people loved the Ezio trilogy, it had a lot to live up to. Seems to be the case with a lot of AC games; disliked at the beginning, loved after time

[@jackburton6593]

​@@IronsideGeorgeIn my opinion combat Is a huge problem (like black flag, unity and rogue), chain kill male easier a game that was already easy

[@superkid801]

Good video. I do find it out underrated as well. I was there when it was announced in 2012, as well as having remastered too. I met the man who voiced Haythem as well. It's a good game, loved that time period, the homestead missions are great and I love the soundtrack too. It's in my top 6 of favorites of the series

[@IronsideGeorge]

Thanks mate. And you met Haytham? Thats awesome! Where was this?

[@superkid801]

@@IronsideGeorge I met him at a convention and he signed my Assassins Creed 3 poster.

[@musicalDrebin]

the best way to enjoy the modern day story line is to leave the animus and interact with the characters. I ended up loving all of them by the end. Shaun and Rebecca are seriously underrated. i love it whenever they show up

[@destroyercreater98]

Honestly the most tragic story for an assassin. Outside of the homestead missions, Connor *spoiler alert* Just gets used throughout the story. He gets used by George. The guy who sent Lee to attack his home. He gets used by the rest of the patriots for their own freedom. Hell the reason he set out to get Lee to begin with was just Juno using him to get her glorified house key! And what does he get for all of that by the people that used him? Having to silence his friends and family to stop them from giving the Americans a reason to off them. All for nothing as they get kicked off their own land later on regardless.

[@IronsideGeorge]

Agreed - dude has a really crappy life; no wonder he's a grump.

[@destroyercreater98]

@@IronsideGeorge yeah… well on the bright side, the homestead missions are a thing.

[@beverlybradford6725]

I like it. Im almost finished with the game. I love the naval battles in the game. I actually found the peg leg treasure in my playthtough of the game. It was fun.

[@DeFrancisPlays]

Fond memories of this game. One of those games I wish I could forget all about and play it again for the first time

[@casontrawick6290]

This is literally still my favorite Assassin's Creed game, followed very closely by Origins. It had suchhh good story and I'm a history nerd so I just loved the whole thing

[@SoloBroBro]

Im playing valhalla right now, dont know what people were crying about it for. Because its big? Okay, a good game thats big, great!

[@IronsideGeorge]

It’s definitely bloated with repetitive content, but Valhalla has a very special place in my heart. It’s an awesome RPG game

[@SoloBroBro]

@IronsideGeorge I avoided it because people complained and now I just bought it couple weeks ago for $20 and love it. People said there was no stealth, well, I just got the silent viking achievement without going for it so I think stealth is baked in there.

[@jaylenmitchell683]

Valhalla is a ok game don't get me wrong but there is a lot of things I don't like about this game

[@SoloBroBro]

@@jaylenmitchell683 people could cry a lot of things about a lot of good games. I'm 60 hours in, maybe I'll find something to cry about eventually.

[@WRDend]

​@OutstandingCitizen I bought Valhalla for $20 when I got my PS5, my first AC game and I loved it so much it's been difficult trying to play every other AC. It easily has the best combat.

[@ConnorWiederich-hr4zu]

Probably the best part of AC 3 are the side missions such as the homestead, peg leg, fort takeover, and naval missions I also love Haytham, getting new mechanics and tools such as tree parkouring, the modern day is the best in series followed closely by Brotherhood's modern day, and the sound track is great especially Trouble in Town. Worst part are the optional objectives. They are easily the worst in the series in this game with how specific and limited they are such as not letting Washington's bodyguards die, not getting detected on the two ships in the Conflict Looms mission, maintaining a certain distance from the target you are chasing while also killing 3 duos of guards at the same time in one of the peg leg missions, not shoving or tackling anyone but the fleeing target, and destroying the powder kegs on three ships in one of the naval missions. Thankfully checkpoints allow for a reattempt at them rather than restarting the missions over. Also I agree that enemies can detect Connor very quickly even from a distance, the American Colonies aren't one of my favorite settings in the series, and after this game the modern day loses direction and its importance to exploring the animus.

[@davidbeer5015]

Ahhh, I love the naval missions (and those other ones you mentioned)! Like, AC4's naval controls and feel work for what that game's focus is, but if I had to choose, I love the slowness and weight that ships and cannon fire has in AC3's missios, plus the diffeent types of shots. And chain shot actually destroys a ship's mast 👀 Love that.

[@ConnorWiederich-hr4zu]

@@davidbeer5015 Yeah I loved the chain shots being able to destroy ships' masts as well. In Black Flag the chain shots are pretty useless.

[@44zeex]

I am playing every OG assassin's Creed for the first time this summer because I couldn't afford a PS3 as a kid. That being said, I just beat AC3 like two days ago. I left my first ever negative steam review. I don't want this to turn into a venting post, but the homestead missions were so good that it helped me through this nightmare of a game. This game is definitely not for me.

[@letmedrive996]

Bro i frickin love combat in this game, connor is soo brutal

[@DeltaSniperZRR]

I love the American colonial setting, such an interesting period in history. We need more games with this!

[@IronsideGeorge]

Could not agree more!

[@iainthepict55]

I really like it plus it was the 1st one i played so i have a soft spot for it.I finished it on ps3 but i liked it so much that i got it again as the ps4 remaster when it came out.Just finding the time to play is hard as im currently back on red dead redemption 2 and thats a whole world of its own.

[@IronsideGeorge]

Love you hear it mate! And time to play video games; I feels ya - bane of my life 😂

[@amefuyuu]

Fun personal fact on multiple occasions throughout the video you commented on how Americans must love the setting but as an American (and a history major!) I despise(d) American history so I actually put off AC3 entirely due to that for MONTHS but finally caved due to seeing so much love for Haytham and I am so glad I did. I actually can tolerate American history now and ac3 has become my favorite ac alongside rogue! So thank you to Mr Haytham and Connor Kenway for helping me put up and even enjoy American history :)

[@emilefoxhall3155]

At 9:47 there is this guy that's just sitting on floating air to your left as you ride your horse. Score one for the Republic.

[@IronsideGeorge]

Hahaha totally missed that. Said it was little buggy! 😝

[@emilefoxhall3155]

@@IronsideGeorge haha oh well, it is still an awesome game!!!

[@bmgboss6006]

this was my first ac game ive played when i was a little kid, at that time i didnt know anything about the franchize but when the remaster came out i was that little kid all over again, even though i was in to the franchize for some time at that point. And for that it is my 3rd fav ac game next to origins at 1 and unity at 2.

[@IronsideGeorge]

That’s great to hear dude, love the positivity.

[@sadhnajoshi1529]

In original ac3 game which i played you can fast travel to any place which has a fast travel option even through other maps from maps immediately

[@sadhnajoshi1529]

People didn't realise that we can zoom out of the current City where our main character is and can go and zoom in to other city and fast travel since the game doesn't tell you. And that a major problem of this game AC3 doesn't even tell you some important mechanics of the game Personal note:Even I had to search online to complete full synchronisation requirements 😅

[@sadhnajoshi1529]

In my opinion: Play the original version of the AC3 instead of the remastered version. It's not great but is good in graphics then the remastered personally I like original game graphics then the remastered. Yes,even in the original the game became silent and there will be no background music playing. Unless you're doing a mission or a synchronisation. Most of the time it only will be surrounding noses . In my opinion I don't hate that it adds to the experience

[@IronsideGeorge]

The fast travel thing was strange, at the beginning it wasn’t there, and then it was. I don’t know if it was a bug, or something that changed over time, was odd!

[@jokuma5798]

I feel so bad for connor man, the man had his world turned upside down by the templars, thrusted into an unfamilliar one where the templars were the masters, had his friend turned against him and was used and discarded by those he thought would help him in return. I also think the domain mission were where connor shined the most, a break from Connor's single minded quest of vengeance where we see him make bonds with people and be himself, have fun and all!

[@benmmarino]

Not underrated by me. I still love that game. I love the setting and the combat and its flashy and visceral brutality. The story is more grounded and interesting to me than ezio epic as a whole (which I liked); and i liked the long setup of AC3. Black flag is by far the stronger game, AC3 is still strong in my eyes because of the setting. Connor’s outfit is the strongest in my opinion. Ezio’s outfit is maybe more iconic, but conners is such a good design. I personally wish there was an Off button to the modern day trists that AC games pulls you into. I hate being pulled out of the animus. My dream is AC3 remade but with the graphics of red dead redemption, because I was replaying red dead while writing this, and the way Valentine looks when it’s night or raining, is so muddy and crude but so naturalistically good, and it’s really would do the Boston and colonial setting so much justice. I do find it hard to replay such old games though, lol

[@IronsideGeorge]

Love to hear it dude. I do know they are remastering Black Flag next year it that is of any interest!

[@joshley1320]

Conner has the best outfit and I’ll stand by that

[@lilstrats944]

I loved AC4 as a kid. I’ve tried playing AC3 so many times growing up but I always get bored within a couple hours. I wanna try it again. I only just recently learned how long it is.

[@FatLittleButterfly]

I don't remember playing the first couple parts for hours though. time to install again

[@TheSyxGod]

Assassin’s Creed 3 is my favorite game in the franchise for multiple reasons and plus it’s my first game. Yet every time I play it again, I feel like it deserves way more respect which is crazy considering Connor fans have revived him as a character that people look back on more often than ever.

[@allendean9807]

I almost picked this up yesterday. I need to rethink this, i believe.

[@IronsideGeorge]

What stopped you?

[@allendean9807]

@@IronsideGeorge i remember getting it at launch; in the collector’s tin, all the cool swag, and wasn’t really into it. I didn’t like the chase levels, the ship levels, the scripted things that just kill the immersion, in my mind. It’s kind of the same issue i have with the later ezio games. So much tailing. Chases. Silliness. It is ironic, because i like origins, but hate grinding to get to a decent level to play the game effortlessly. Mirage, to me is fantastic, and a great compromise. But it’s too short!! Hahahahah! I’m starting to feel like the old guy, telling the kids to stay off his lawn! I will give it another go, however- i think it’s actually free on PlayStation plus. And maybe, some day, I’ll get to play a new splinter cell game again….

[@femboyshawna]

​@@allendean9807its free

[@Cr1ms0nRav3n]

When it released in 2012 it was plagued with bugs. I remember the biggest gripe was the fact that Connor couldn’t snipe enemies from the bush with his bow, so I think they added a crouch in the remastered if I’m not mistaken. But the game being glitchy, the change from the charismatic Ezio to the dead pan and serious Connor and the introduction to the new combat system were big turn offs. Oh and the story spoiler of what happens to Desmond as well. But personally I liked it. It was the glitchyness of the game for me at the time. I beat it, but I never really completed it 100%. Black Flag came out after I think, and pretty much did what AC3 failed to do and did it in spades. Then everyone basically forgot about 3. It IS underrated, and I’ve heard great things about the remastered version. I’ve still yet to play it. Maybe I will again. But I’m enjoying Ghost of Tsushima too much right now. Lol.

[@300kyuubi]

I thought it was okay. I played it a lot as a kid. Still wish we had more places to travel to. Plus my favorite weapon was the broken sword dagger. That thing was overpowered lol

[@JMV553]

I have A LOT of problems with AC3, is not a bad game, but is one of the least favorites for me, for various reasons: 1-The story: the game centers too much about the american revolution. A lot of missions were recreations of battles or important events. Connor's story feels very secondary in my opinion (and centered too much in him pursuing Charles Lee). The game is not about an assassin in the American Revolution, is a game about the American revolution with the most boring main protagonist of the franchise pasted in all the important events for some reason. I prefered the AC Unity aproach, the game happens during the French Revolution and Arno witnesses some of the most important events of that period, but he only indirectly participates in them (for example, he doesn't attack the Bastille, he was imprisoned in the Bastille during the attack). His actions practically doesn't have any effect in the events, the other way around, the events of the revolution affects Arno's story, the game is about Arno, not the revolution. 2-Connor: like I said is the most boring protagonist. Being a native american is the only interesting thing about him but that aspect is practically only explored during the prologue. A second problem with him is that he is used by everyone: Juno, the revolutionaries, Washington, his father, the templars, even the assassins. He has an obsession with Charles Lee that by the end of the game doesn't make sense, because the main reason of his hate (the attack of his village) was not Charles Lee's fault, was Washington's. And he literally accomplish nothing of his actual goals. The only thing it achieves is tipping the balance of power on the side of the american assassin's, and giving the victory to the colones (but Haytham revealed that the templars also wanted the victory of the colones, but in their terms) but those were not his objectives, he wanted to save his people, and but the end of the game they all abandon their land and travel the west anyways. And worst of all, the americans will eventually destroy them and their culture so, giving them them the victory in the war was a mistake. Connor was a fool. 3- The prologue: Is too long, and when it ends and you start playing with Connor you realized how much better and interesting was Haytham. 4-The way it closed the present storyline: I will always be one of the defenders of the present storyline and the way it resolved in AC3 practically killed that storyline for the rest of the franchise (until the RPG trilogy). 5-The bugs: Unity have is the one known for this but in my opinion after the patches you can play the game without any major problem. AC3 instead even after all the patches most of the side activities are bugged. There are a lot of bugs that can make the 100% of the game impossible. Only in AC3 and liberation I needed to abort complete the games because of a bug. But in liberation was a very well known bug and if you know it 's existence is easy to avoid. In AC3 were random bugs impossible to avoid because there is not known cause, are simply random, and happenned me twice, one in the original PS3 release, and one in the remastered PS4 version.

[@blingmoney]

Ac3 also had some of the best songs. I feel like after origins they stopped having a main theme for the game and started remixing ezios family slightly for the main theme

[@Lushmuffin81]

Tbh ac3 has THE best combat, one of my favourite oat

[@KicktheSky34]

Most of ACIII's reputation mostly comes down to the polarizing shift in protagonist, imo. Taken on it's own, this game get a lot more right than it gets wrong, and it has always been one of my favorites in the franchise.

[@reyshrd4783]

For me is the best of all assassins games, really enjoyed the moment begging of the revolution you’re at the massacre of Boston what sparked up the fight you fight alongside commander Washington in concord if you know and love history you’ll love this game 🙌

[@rammur]

all the ac games are great too me loved em all and you can see the passion and work put into them i dont gaf what haters say never do anyways

[@Jadiorliminals]

I used to play this game years ago I loved it I completed it all and loved the multiplayer o wanna get it again

[@garrettoverstreet5584]

I actually just replayed it last month!!! Enjoyed it just as much as the first time!!!

[@Painful_Production]

I beliveve the major flaw with Connor is that he had not awakened to being an Assassin, for imagine back in 2012 after playing Ezio, then to come to this guy who seems to only care about his people, that is the only motivation through the whole game, even when facing a mysterious hologram and only asking about the fate of his people and not giving a crap about anything relevant to the cause of the Assassins. Connor had a noble cause, yes, but for an AC game? Ezio may not have fully embraced the Creed first off but at least he accepted the way and fought for the assassins, I find Connor did not, he just used being an Assassin for his own gain, always asking the same question on repeat "What about my people."

[@Tatural1830]

Коннор помогал обычным людям, во всех побочных заданиях освобождения городов (те, после прохождения которых доступен рекрут для вербовки), задания поместья Дэвенпорт... Активностей с этим было больше, чем упоминаний о его деревне. Так раз Эцио в той же 2 части меньше помощи проявил к обычным жителям, чем Коннор.

[@ajaxmusicgames296]

Assassins creed 3 is my favorite and I still play it to this day

[@crystsnow]

I played both the original Ac3 and Remastered. The original ac3 was given to me for free by Ubisoft on Uplay (Ubisoft Connect). Idk why. i am among the very few who can still play the original ac3. The original has a gamebreaking bug where the horse whistle will disappear permanently if u replay old missions because it is given by Achilles but i think the flag only triggers once. in the remastered, it is alr there in the menu. One thing no one correlate is that Connor is a hunter and him as an Assassin is hunting humans. Also, he cannot stealth because he is too tall. Tall ppl can't really hide

[@CelticNickC]

I absolutely loved AC3. My favorite assassins creed by far. Only close for me is Unity for the uniqueness of the multiplayer. Rip

[@MaxSchmerz1986]

Never understood the bad reviews and sh*t talking about AC3. Loved it back then on my 360. I have to replay it on PC some day.

[@Rifleman017]

I think people overlook the fact that Connor is very young in the game, he was 23 if i remember corectly, at the end of the game, he was literally a boy most of the time, probably because he looks 30/40 people criticize him that harsh for being naive.I wish they would have continued his story, i was hoping in Unity we would meet him again, helping Arno to find Shay.

[@IronsideGeorge]

Good point actually. He’s definitely very naive, but he’s lived a sheltered life, full of horror. It’s no wonder he’s a grumpy serious brute most of the time.

[@perseus3115]

its even more sad too cause AC3 and Connor were supposed to get a sequel.

[@BobBobOnYouTube]

Speaking of bugs, have you played RDR2 recently? I swear the story potion of that game has more bugs now than it did at launch? How does that happen?

[@IronsideGeorge]

I haven’t, but I’ll take your word for it!

[@BobBobOnYouTube]

@@IronsideGeorge Please do

[@kjh4496]

AC3 hate is so forced. It’s literally just “wahh it’s not Ezio”. 3 is peak AC until Unity and then the franchise stopped after Syndicate until Mirage.

[@bradentucker4854]

I was absolutely biased as a kid since I’m Native American I loved seeing some of the clothing was awesome and Connor’s voice plus I was like what 10 so yeah I liked it young Connor in particular I liked

[@joseluissantos9854]

AC3 is such an underrated game, it’s Goated

[@EricVasquez-e5o]

Great multiplayer too!! I wish people were still on

[@kwaktak]

This one isn’t my favorite but it’s up there with AC2/Brotherhood, Black Flag and Unity. In fact, I like its story better than AC4 and Unity. Thats probably because I am from the US (Pennsylvania) and they did a really good job approximating the environment. I actually like it better than Rogue and Syndicate though TBH I’ve only played Origins once and none of the newer installments.

[@Trelitty11]

So was the end speech apart of the original ps3 and 360 copies ? Because I swear I remember it from my first play through

[@siriusstar79]

AC3 is the only AC I've gone back to over the years

[@noob32153]

Honestly if i had to watch my village (sidenote yes im native American) burn down seeing my mom die and then learning it was my father that did also on top of foreign people bring sickness plus taking land then being responsible to hanlde everyone else problems yes connor has every right to be annoyed of everyone but he's just a good person that even if he was annoyed of everyones problems he still got it done for the better of humanity

[@dryersheets23psn]

Ac 3 is my favorite ac but it hasnt aged well. It deserves a full fledge re imagined remake

[@BeSlight9]

They should make another ac based in America with all the new mechanics and free world stuff

[@naratouzumaki]

Thats crazy people around me didnt even know about AC3 and the ones that did loves it AC3 for me was a game i would always thing about even after my console died and im just replaying in with the PS plus extra membership for free im going to play the rest but i think im to biased towrds AC3 i dont think the others could top it

[@ThemoonsFullofgoons-qn9xl]

I never knew anyone hated assassins creed 3 the only thing I hated was killing my boys in red

[@lightningburn324]

I love Assassin’s Creed 3 for me it is the best Assassin’s Creed game next to the Ezio trilogy

[@Bman1273-j3r]

Ac 3 is one of my favorite assassins creed games

[@johnlant1730]

George I s there a chance you could do a video of the best armors for Valhalla including all the helix store sets?

[@ChickenMcThiccken]

i havent beaten the game; but in my opinion. THE WORST THING in this game is where you have to "follow the npc and wait till they do something and then become "golden" and then you scan them". i think that was the dumbest shit they ever put in a game. can't even find the npc to finish off this one side quest. its dumb! but other than that. the game is very good.

[@Tom-sd2vi]

I loved AC3 when it came out, even a lot more than black flag. However, after replaying them recently as an older person, I'd say Black flag is more enjoyable and simply better. I'd still say AC3 is far from bad.

[@kibathefang6022]

9:47 Guy on the left levitating

[@leogriffiths]

i just bought ezio collection and i might buy this next

[@ChickenMcThiccken]

there also heavy crashes in game that they didn't fix when desmond is climbing up that building and finally up onto that pole. i must have had this game crash on me 4 or 5 times ; before finally "glitching" past it. this is on ps4 lol

[@MagnumSpydyrIN]

parkour in ac 3 doesn't have less depth than previous games. The game fails to teach the intricate mechanics of this new system, also a lot of parkour mechanics are hidden in the game that are not mentioned anywhere. while it might feel different from previous entries it has it's own depth when it comes to movements. where it takes away some options from the previous entries it also adds several new options to make up for it.

[@ChickenMcThiccken]

if they're remaking 4. they should remake 3. i mean its a flaghship game; and it one of THE best selling games of all time for ubisoft. 4 didn't even sell as well at 3. so take that into consideration.

[@ChickenMcThiccken]

there are some parts in some scenes where the faces are horrible LOL. but its all good

[@The_real_Ashe]

My battle for bunker hill is bugged and i cant stay undetected while air assassinating him. Mildly frustrating even looked up a guide cuz i thought it was just me.

[@OfficerQuaalude]

Should you play AC3 in 2024? *precedes to play the Black Flag theme in the intro*

[@IronsideGeorge]

I’m afraid you’re mistaken bud, listen to the first track. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYrEpJ6hprlopa8si=JO_hulJZ5XU59Rsq

[@dantezsimiyu9725]

what do you mean the whistle was added at 24:50 to the remastered , the whistle is also in the original version smh

[@IronsideGeorge]

You’re right - I should have clarified, it’s that you can now whistle in bushes and haystacks, as that was something they didn’t add until Black Flag

[@SamJ_1980]

As a gamer who has never played an AC game before but wants to, does every game include ridiculous bosses you have to fight that are 100 times bigger than you and annoying AF, or is that only in certain releases like Origins and Valhalla? I guess what I'm asking is, which modern day or remastered 60+ FPS versions of AC do not have unrealistic, gigantic fantasy villains?

[@youssefalmoazen2351]

Videos:Ac3 Soundtrack:Ac black flag

[@IronsideGeorge]

That was all the AC 3 soundtrack dude, although granted, the cuts to each section does sound like Black Flag

[@IronsideGeorge]

Listen to the first song, the main theme - kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYrEpJ6hprlopa8si=JO_hulJZ5XU59Rsq

[@youssefalmoazen2351]

@@IronsideGeorge ah ok

[@ChickenMcThiccken]

oh. and the animals in this game. especially the wolves. wont matter how good you are. if you miss that QT when the wolf jumps. half your life is gone. it happens one more time and youre dead. no matter the weapon . they really captured the ferocity of wolves LOL

[@TheBrew3]

I love AC3 one of my fav's. Honestly i didn't really like AC2.

[@Mondiale78]

Nah AC3 go crazy fr. Still funny to me how AC3 has better motion, graphics AND parkour than Blackflag, yet the combat is the exact same

[@LyuboA]

Yes is it's better then 99% of new games

[@GremlinSkatewear]

But to anyone in elementary school who got this game when it released while u were learning history this game was the best game of all time 😂

[@billclark374]

Everyone should play AC3 if only to find out how the folding chair was invented

[@IronsideGeorge]

? You’re gonna have to explain this one to me

[@billclark374]

@@IronsideGeorge haha look up ac3 folding chair scene and click the first clip of Connor and the inventor Lance its part of the homestead missions

[@asabovesobelowas]

One of my favourites

[@acurry2323]

I just beat the game again last week

[@Jaxyyfn]

I used to play these as a kid but i loved blacl flag because of harpooning but i want syndicate aswell because its on britian which one is better or should i buy both because theyre cheap

[@Jaxyyfn]

Also I've got origins but I hate it because the story bit boring

[@hellraisor21]

Saying ac 3 combat is easy is like saying ac brotherhood is put in tutorial mode js

[@ViewtifulJae]

I liked the ideas. But this is by far my least favorite ac game. Including the side scrollers and liberation

[@TheRealTitanGamer]

I think 3 was good but the ending was bad in terms of the desmond storyline

[@IronsideGeorge]

I see that comment a lot, which surprises me as I kind of liked it. It’s a bit sad for him for sure, but that makes it more poignant, in my opinion anyway. What didn’t you like about it?

[@mauroalvarez7897]

29:08 ok Connor….