Now before I begin, let me start off by saying I'm a huge fan of the franchise, and Assassin's Creed II is my GOTY. But the entire experience, in my opinion, suffers when Desmond returns to the "real world" or there is talk of the Animus. Back in the original AC, this was definitely a novel, if strange idea, but since there were so many improvements to the game in the sequel, I honestly think the weakest parts of the game are the storyline in the modern age. Do we really care about Desmond? I don't. Do we really care about saving the world in the present? I sure don't. I think the franchise has come to a point where that is more of an obligation than anything. Rennaissance Italy is one of the most beautiful gameworlds I've ever explored. I didn't want to leave the story of Ezio, and when the game did so, I feel like it was a real buzzkill.
Anyway, it IS a beautiful game.... but if you guys have any thoughts on this, or any other ideas to make the game better, I'd like to hear your thoughts.
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