Re: Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag
It's only raised new questions with each new entry.
Tell me about it. It's taken them a larger amount of games to do it but I feel like they have really opened up a can of worms just like Kingdom Hearts did after KHII. It's a shame because it really takes you out the experience and makes the game simply not fun, no matter how good the gameplay may be.
On that note, I did just finish ACIII yesterday and I do feel like I know nothing more than when I began the game. Like just some of my questions are,
why did Charles Lee allow Connor to kill him so easily in the end?
sooo Atticus died, who was he? Was he a former Assassin? What the hell happened to the Brotherhood?
That grave with Connor on the tombstone, does that mean Atticus had a son named Connor and that's why he gave Connor the name?
Where the hell did that Apple come from that told Connor to be an Assassin? Does that mean anyone can be told to be an Assassin/Templar? I thought it was established to be in the bloodline in earlier games? Why did the Apple crumble away?
What the hell are the Templars truly trying to do? At this point it seems like we can't even trust what the Assassin's say about them. I mean halfway through the game it felt like the huge twist was going to be that the Templars were actually the good guys trying to save the world and the Assassin's were the assholes trying to stop them.
What the hell happpened with that goddess at the end? Are we just suppose to assume she diddlys over the human race like Minerva said?
The list can go on.... but the biggest is still that the series fails to explain just what makes Desmond so damn important, why is it him that has to touch the orb? Minerva failed to explain that as far as I could tell. Unless she was just trying to convey that he would become Moses if he didn't...IDK.
Haytham was an Assassin, but then he defected and became a Templar. That's why he had his hidden blades and knew Assassin techniques. Then again we've never seen Templars doing crazy stunts so idk.
Was that stated/explained at some point during the story or are we just suppose to kind of assume that?