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I wanted this show to get better, I've watched it to give it a chance, I ignored the stupid dialogue, and honestly there was one episode where I thought "maybe this redeems itself, it takes half a season to do but maybe it will". They could've broken away from the gender politics focus and the shadow of batman, by just letting Batwoman be a hero not a figurehead. SURPRISE, that is what they do, they saw that option and did the opposite. This is by far one of the worst arrowverse shows on the network and should be avoided at all costs unless you want to laugh at how utterly bad this show is.

On the one hand it has a more polished fighting system than Origins, on the other hand it feels like they are really trying to force you to buy Time savers, and have moved largely away from stealth gameplay. Another problem is the lack of impact your war effort will have. You really only change the color of the occupying forces, and its really not that rewarding because it doesn't feel meaningful. Romance is also pointless because it doesn't change anything as its only touched on in the time that you are romancing them and then it basically either gives you crew, does the most minor or story development, or even any follow up dialogue. Making it kinda meaningless. Also Ubisoft breaking their own lore never ceases to impress. Layla and the modern day stuff is more boring than it was in Origins, making the fact that they want to pull you out and remind you "Hey you're playing a character from history not the present day character lets go back to the modern day to remind you," which is a pain. It's alright, and does clean up some of the systems of origins, but its not amazing as an Assassin's creed game.

I honestly love this game, its not without its flaws, a major one being a lack of a way to get up to or down to enemies if they engage you at a point where you have to press a button to drop down or climb up because you can't do that in combat. On the other hand, the game is very interesting to immerse yourself in and explore, getting to know your companions, and being able to take advantage of the faction clothing to sneak around. Having genuinely interesting loyalty missions. For a game by spiders this is a MAJOR step in the right direction, and I hope they expand on this formula in the future with deeper romance options, more side stories, and maybe even one day an open world experience. If you like colonial-like games, and fighting big monsters this is a good pickup.

The game is too slow, and when you go in expecting an epic fantasy RPG you're going to have a terrible reality check. Not to mention how weird and clunky walking around and combat is, and how much work you have to put into doing LITERALLY EVERYTHING. For me personally I wouldn't recommend this game, despite interesting systems and For Honor-ish combat the game fails to be enjoyable for me personally. If it got cleaned up, and was less of a punishing nightmare of 'you can't do anything because you're super weak' it'd be better. But no amount of player skill will translate into actual success in combat if the enemy is stronger than you, and you can't just focus on one thing, because the game tries to force you down a boring story when you probably just want to set out and do something fun instead. If you're a patient person who can handle sorta janky motion and a kinda grind-fest drawn out narrative by all means this title might be great for you, if not, skip this title it's not worth the money.