Greg, words have meaning. When they'🧸re used as identifiers for game types, it's meant to give you an idea of what the game is about. This is called a description. Welcome to language, bud.

I tested it and the way they handled it was awful. Beyond lacking much of a tutorial, they chose to have everyone in one giant discord channel, the ac🙈tual time you had to test was very little, and combined with the initial setup I found myself skipping every test past the first.

I know th๊ey changed the way the game works but the bad taste of new player unfriendliness and feeling like feedback was lost in the sea of FeelsGoodMan meant I'm hesitant to ever go ꩲback again.

The ending of this story had𒊎 already been told through other games and mediums (the comics go into what happens to the treasures eventually.)

Even with th🧔e information out there YOU demanded an AC game in Japan, and now you want to complain at the way it ends. The point of it was the journey when 🧔the destination was already known.

Your concern dispr🎐oves the beginning of your statement.

The first game explores an individual who at first is coerced and then forced to explore memories hidden inside of his DNA (which traces back to Adam & Eve who were enslaved by a pre-human species of hyper-intelligent beings who are attempting to survive a global catastrophe) using technology developed without the public finding out by a global organization who also has managed to evade public kn🍨owledg💫e for over 6,000 years.

From one Vet to another, using♕ your status is abhorrent and y🦩our NCOs failed you.

Personally I'm not happy that Tencent ha🌊ve any stake in the company because it pretty much guarantees this is the last AC game I purchase. That said, the game is solid and complaining about credits at this point comes off as petulant.