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Assassin's Creed Rogue Remastered 100 % Sequence II We The People

Join me as I play through Assassin's Creed Rogue Remastered on the Playstation 4. Complete with all of the DLC, it’s a surprisingly pleasant return to one of the most interesting additions to the entire franchise, and remains, at preset, my number 2 out of the series. Following on a year from the events of Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, a new employee to Abstergo Entertainment begins working on the memories of Shay Patrick Cormac. Set during the events of the French and Indian War, otherwise known as the Seven Years War, we accidental trip a dormant virus that corrupts the Abstergo Helix servers. We’re recruited by series returnee Melanie Lemay to continue delving into Cormac’s memories, while also repairing the systems within the building. Cormac is a new inductee to the Brotherhood of Assassins, working under the mentor Achilles Davenport. Trying to enable him to see the bigger picture, Davenport orders Cormac to track down a Templar cell researching a Precursor artefact taken after a massive earthquake in Haiti. Seeing similarities between the previous earthquake, and events that occur during the retrieval of a Piece of Eden, Cormac steals a manuscript necessary to find more of the relics, only to be shot and left for dead. An opportunity opens up when a passing ship takes him to New York City. He cleans the gangs out of the city, attracting the attention of the city governor George Monro. After working with him, proving himself Monro reveals his affiliation to the Templar Order and offers a place for Cormac. Accepting Cormac is gradually inducted by the Templar Grandmaster, Haytham Kenway. And so begins a new life. The general feel and gameplay, such as the naval navigation and oceanic combat is next to identical to Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, with the difference being that the Morrígan, Shay’s co-opted vessel, can navigate much shallower water making River navigation possible. Shay’s parkour, and general movement and combat systems feel exactly the same as Black Flag and the previous iterations too, with the difference being the Air Rifle. Making long range stealth Assassinations possible. General combat features a similar parry system to Assassin’s Creed Unity, but not the general fencing style of combat. Find me here YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... My Uploads & Playlists: https://www.youtube.com/user/newtrion... Twitter:   / newtriongaming   Facebook:   / newtriongaming   Twitch:   / newtrion