"What is High Profile?" By Default, it's R2 / RT / Shift. It helps to think of it as your "run" button. (It's incorrect, because it's so much more than that, but I know a lot of people get confused.)
This system may not be the best in terms of mechanics or input accuracy, but it is still my favorite. The sprint animations feel realistic, the jumps look effortful, the vaults look flashy and feel satisfying. It makes you feel like your character doesn’t just know how to free-run, they’ve mastered it.
Rogue in my opinion parkour sucks because if i try to do parkour down he just tackles npc not just enemies but civilians and its annoying. Also shay’s story is to protect innocents and he is the only one in the series that can without desyncronization
I always found the wallrun assassination to be extremely sensitive and powerful in the Kenway saga, capable of flinging you up to 15 ft in any direction regardless of whether you can actually see your target and block breaking anything, including bears and most bosses
3:10 The wall run eject change happened because the Kenway Assassins do a little hop at the end of their wallruns. The "you can eject as long as your feet are touching something" rule still applies here, their feet just aren't touching the wall during that little hop animation. Also sort of related to this video, you can do a Kenway style instant drop from any height in the Ezio games. Simply punch whilst in high-profile and approaching the edge, the closer to the edge the better. 1 or 2 steps away from the edge seems to be about right. I'm not sure if this was mentioned in your classic parkour guide, but I thought I'd say it here.
@@LeoKRogue I've actually missed your AC videos And I know you've been playing GOT recently but still I love your AC videos and I was upset when you weren't uploading for a while.
Yay! Another LeoK vid! Thanks for making this. It’s a pleasure hearing you talk calmly about these games. You know I love the Kenway saga games, so it’s fun to see you cover them. Glad to see the Rogue Academy continuing on.
Thank you for doing a video on this. It's my favourite parkour system by far; has 90% of the mechanics from the first four games with some welcome QoL changes, and all while looking stunning, especially Ratonhnhaké:ton.
Thanks Leo. I was having a bad day so far and it still kind of is, but I'm very happy that you covered the movement in the Kenway saga. Your videos are almost therapeutic, which is kind of weird considering I've only played AC 2 - Revelations. Please keep doing what you enjoy.
Rogue is so underrated, assassins that id love to see another game for are both Shay and Bayek Not gonna cap you actually showed stuff i didn’t even know about
Heh... There's not much to say in terms of Valhalla movement. The entire 'guide' would just be; change Crouch to Hold rather than Toggle to make Slides easier to do. Not much else I can say about it, movement in Valhalla is really simple and doesn't have any advanced actions. No proper ejects, no directional catch-ledge, no detaching from a wall whenever you want, etc I wish there was more to discuss, but that's really all of it. Maybe one day, Assassin's Creed will give us interesting movement again.
Yup! You can do them in AC1-Rogue, like I said. You can still do something similar in the later games, but you can't Cancel into the action, you have to wait for Arno/Jacob/Evie/Lydia/Bayek/Kassandra to grab a ledge first.
DUDEEEE......big fan of what you are doing, your videos made me change the way i play AC (especially unity, before i was just running away from trouble xD),never stop the videos and stay sneaky.😁😁
@@LeoKRogue You're welcome. If you were wondering what AC tutorial to do next, how about one on AC Syndicate where you show us how to get that glitch under the bridge during WWI? (Yes I'm currently trying and failing to get it and I'm losing my mind).
Thank you for playing Assassin's Creed, and thank you for seeking knowledge. ^__^ I love these games and every player deserves to experience them with power in their hands.
One thing that is super useful about the vaulting mechanic is that if you are just holding High Profile and there is another raised object near you you will often jump from on top of the fence you want to go over onto that object instead of simply continuing to run on the ground. By using vault you guarantee that each jump will end with your feet on the ground, meaning you will never accidentally run up something or jump to another surface in the process of moving over a table or fence.
Yes! I neglected to mention this but stuff like this is exactly why you'd want to use it. It keeps you firmly on the ground as much as possible and gives you more control in certain contexts.
Leo K, free run down was in assassin creed 2 to revelations. I remember seeing free run down and doing it in the Ac Brotherhood Virtual Training Race Tutorial
Yes. I've covered this in previous videos. It's probably in my Classic AC Movement Guide, and definitely in my AC2 All Contracts Commentary at the very start. It is NOT doable from every height in AC1-Rev. Only on short drops. Hold High Profile without any other button and the Assassin will smoothly drop off short edges. What makes it different in the Kenway games is its button combo, and the fact that you can drop off a skyscraper if you wanted to, the system won't stop you. I figured people should know the differences between them.
Thanks man. TIL the Kenway saga still retained the grasping mechanic and had a vaulting system lol. I’ve completed III and IV with even two sessions of 70+ hrs combined in the latter without using those, and I don’t remember the games ever displaying guides for those mechanics. What a thing to miss :(
Aww, thank you. I didn't think most players would learn anything new, I just wanted to make it anyway for the people who asked about it. I'll consider weapons or combat, if I get a chance. It'd be much more involved.
Playing Black Flag for the first time and I was hoping you had a video about its movement, but was disappointed there wasn't one until today lol. Man I wish I realized back in AC3 that Catch Ledge was done by holding a direction WITHOUT pressing Free Hand, would've made my traversal more enjoyable, but at least figuring that out in Black Flag has yielded a better experience.
I once did a truly cinematic air assassination once. I was running towards a chain type thing which turns you in a corner in a parkour path (In Rogue). I was thinking, "If these systems allow me to animation cancel, can I......." so while running, I targetted two dudes, and mashed LClick (Air Assassinate) while Shay was turning the corner. And he actually air assassinated while he was turning!! I was truly stunned and overjoyed by that!
Ac3 was my first ac game and got me into the series. Even though it doesn’t have the greatest movement system I still love that you made a video on this system 😊
Leo K [Rogue] I also love that you mentioned the wall run air assassinations. With the shove animations in the Kenway games it always looks cool to push through enemies then running up a wall behind them to air assassinate them
Great video, Leo, good to see some more content from you. I do, however, have a couple things to add: *1.* Holding legs/jump when free-running causes your character to jump higher/farther, which can be useful in specific instances. However, it does tend to lead to much more floaty jumping animations, which can be somewhat jarring. *2.* Holding drop in High Profile allows your character to slide underneath obstacles much more consistently. Other than that, I think you got pretty much everything. Great video again, and I look forward to everything you’ve got in store for us.
Yup. The floaty jumps are objectively better than stalling out/stuttering at edges, IMO. It's much, _much_ more intense in Unity. Good comment though. I don't have much in store, TBH. It's been a struggle to even want to do anything. I truly only made this so people would stop bothering me. 😅😅😅
Yea, using the _standard_ parkour input in Unity still looks kinda floaty, lol. And yea, I totally get it. Regaining intrinsic motivation can be insanely difficult. The important thing to remember is to be kind to yourself throughout the process and not to ignore your moment-to-moment successes. This video you put out today is one of those. Give yourself a pat on the back :)
Do you watch Jcers? He has been doing amazing with the Kenway Saga (AC3/AC4/ACRo) content lately. ^__^ th-cam.com/channels/bUmVkgdUdF3PMZdWqrf8Eg.htmlvideos If you haven't looked at my AC3 Present Day stuff, you should watch those too, I'm very proud of them. (I think you already have, though.) Other than that, I'll probably do some AC3 content when I get a good idea.
@@LeoKRogue I actually just came from one of his videos. He's really fun to watch and good at the game. I just love your commentary and chill way of approaching your videos.
Indeed, in situations where there are people below you, and you _know_ you want to descend, you should start holding Drop from way further back. That way, it typically drops instead of targeting NPCs for a tackle.
Hello leo ,wall back jump assasination was really cool it was here that I discovered this new technique kudos to you sir. Also this wall back jump can be helpful while being chased .
Thank you so much! I really enjoyed this one, because I normally don't see you talking about AC 3 to Rogue, and AC 4 was the first game I played. So, I think that I have a question for you. Since Ubisoft has announced a Prince of Persia Remake, I began thinking about how a Remake from AC 1 to 3 would be like, and, although I have some ideas for some history remakes (minor changes that don't change the whole story, but improve it, like including the side game of Altair to the first game, having the Ezio Trilogy in one game, and including the deleted scenes from AC 3 and it feel more connected with 4 and Rogue) I think it would be much better to ask you about it, because your someone with a much better understanding of AC than me. How would you make an AC remake from AC 1, AC 2, AC Brotherhood, AC Revelations and AC 3? On a side note, thanks to your videos, I decided to buy Ghost of Tsushima. I'm really enjoying it! If you don't have time to answer this comment, I'll understand, your time is really important, and I know that no matter the wait you'll always bring us something of great value. Thank you! (Sorry if this comment has some bad english, but I tried my best)
Thanks for buying Ghost of Tsushima, it's amazing and it deserves people playing it. Now for your questions. I would keep the Ezio games separate. They stand to lose too much if they were all smushed into one. To truly make them powerful, proper Remakes, they would seriously need to be allowed to "breathe" on their own, as three Remakes, one for AC2, Brotherhood, Revelations. I strongly, STRONGLY feel this way, I feel that we'd just get a really underwhelming game, and they'd use the fact that they're all in one package as an excuse to create something sub-par. With a full Remake of AC2, AC Brotherhood, and AC Revelations, each one can be a properly expansive game with its own systems that don't all have to adhere to the same assets or coding, necessarily. Now, as for AC1, there's not enough content in AC1, The Secret Crusade, and Bloodlines to justify splitting it all off into separate games, so for _that_ I _would_ be fine with it all being one game. AC1 is really, really short compared to all the others and it has a lot of filler in it as it is now. A big Remake would work to address that, I'm sure. With all that in mind, I don't trust Ubisoft to create strong remakes/remasters at all. They've all been very low-quality when compared to the incredible work studios like Bluepoint, and Capcom do.
@@LeoKRogue Thanks for your answer! I didn't realize some of those points, like the thing about The Ezio Games. I needed someone like you to give me an answer on the topic. I really agree on that point with Ubisoft. Well all know about their things. (-_-") But I hope they AT LEAST remaster AC 1, it's the only one that's left in my collection. And again, thanks a lot!
Great vid as always mah dude! Glad you're giving these old gems some love. Extended Air Assassinations would've been a great addition to Unity IMO. I still go back to it every now and then because of the parkour stuff I've learned from this channel.
Nice to see some content again. I saw that you didn’t have a capture card to use for GOT to make it easier to post content on it so that’s a shame because I was looking forward to some nice stealth from you. By the way AC Valhalla seems like it will be good for the story without a doubt because of Darby. I know parkour is like Origins which is a bummer and from the looks the combat is a mix of Odyssey’s and Origins but the stealth looks like origins. Social stealth finally being back in assassins creed but a much bigger way too is exciting.
I'll still be posting Ghost of Tsushima content like the first guide I made on it and maybe some stealth vids. It will just take longer than it would normally.
I loved the movement in those games. Much better than Origins and Odyssey. I installed AC3 Remastered yesterday, gotta have some of that nostalgia kick in :)
One thing I'm finding really limiting in Assassin's Creed 3 as I'm replaying the entire series before Mirage comes out, is not the Parkour itself but the ability to cross the large Gaps in Boston (Haven't got to New York Yet) from Rooftop to Rooftop, the distance is too big to cross by simply jumping and you can't even catch a ledge you'll just hit the ground first. There aren't as many of those Rope Beams as there were in the Altaïr/Ezio Saga, and like I said the Gaps are too big to jump across at some times. I often find myself going in the opposite direction of where I want to go on one stretch of buildings until the gap gets smaller or I hit a Rope Beam or tree that closes the gap between the buildings going in the direction I need to go & it honestly makes me wonder if the Parkour in Boston is worth it as I have to either fall to the ground or backtrack in the opposite direction of my objective until the gap in the buildings gets small enough that I can Jump it. These problems are essentially gone in AC4 & AC: Rogue though so no complaints there.
I definitely feel that, I found that very troublesome in AC3 as well. It's part of what informed my desire to really highlight how many Ingredients, including connector-lines (ropes and beams) there are in Mirage, and how high the density of those elements is.
@@LeoKRogue Yeah and it definitely feels like something they could've fixed in the remaster too, like I know the goal is to make the game just a slightly better looking version of the original but I mean come on adding a few more rope beams between the buildings with really big gaps wouldn't have taken that much time right?
Hey Leo,big fan of your videos,even ended up buying the ezio collection because of your classic ac movement guide and I'm having a ton of fun in Ac2. One question I have to you is something I feel isn't discussed in the community.We all know that origins and odyssey,and most likely valhalla,lack essential parkour mechanics that defined the Assassin's Creed titles in the past.But we don't often talk about why it is this happened. In my eyes,its to due with combat. Since we moved from an animation based style combat,we no longer have a fighting status and as such,the buttons need to do one thing ALL the time.One example is how high profile and legs could mean parkour in a non combat scenario and dodge in a combat scenario.But now,high profile button(R2 in ps4,because it's what I play) is now heavy attack and heavy attack always needs to be heavy attack.When you are on the ground,fighting and even sneaking,R2 is will always perform heavy attack,with the exceptions of being perched or attached to a wall. My question is,do you think it's possible for these two systems to coexist?Do you think its possible to have a souls type combat with dependable button inputs aswell as having those buttons do different actions like parkour,legs,high profile? Would love to hear your thoughts on this,maybe you might even have some ideas.
It's absolutely possible for both systems to coexist, that they don't is definitely a Choice. You can still have High/Low Profile and you can have Light and Heavy attacks be a thing, they would just be performed through whatever Profile you happened to be in at the time. A Light Attack would be Attack in Low Profile, and a Heavy would be Attack in High Profile. Having Hidden Blade selected would attempt Assassinations with the attack button. You can still have all actions be consistent from state-to-state and have deep movement, and you can still have the game behave without combat being a minigame separate from the stealth and movement. You don't even need paired-animations. Stealth and Movement being simplified are both a result of the Profile System being removed, 100%.
@@LeoKRogue To this day,I will never understand why Ubisoft decided to follow in this direction.People say trends,other say money. But I'm glad some of us still wish for not only fun systems in videogames,but also active ones that keeps us on our toes.Thank you for the inputs and great work on the video.Simple to understand and very nice explanation.
I legit didn't know most of this, I just played one playtrought of AC3 and Freedom Cry back in the day, ans I am doubtful I ever grab ledge on those ones
The Kenway saga movement is my favorite. While AC1-Revelations movements have a lot of freedom, they have not the best looking animations. Unity and Syndicate movements is by far the most beautiful, but it's too automatic, it doesn't give you that much freedom. The Kenway saga movement however have a nice balance betwen how it looks and how it plays
This type of parkour doesn't have enough mechanics for a longer vid, does it? Nice job. The only little detail that is not mentioned, and I understand why, as it has little use, is that holding a stick in a direction actually gives momentum to your movements, and extends/shortcuts them, often merging two separate animations into a shorter one. It's mostly noticeable while climbing. Stopping the push of the stick at the right time can prevent undesired progression in movement, like jumping on the wrong branch (which happens way too often). Very situational, but still, I think it's a neat detail to be aware of. Especially considering how automated the movement is. P.S. Are you excited for DMC5: SE?
It doesn't, no. :P And yeah, that's right, it's a subtle thing, but I hope a lot of players will discover it naturally. I'm somewhat excited, yeah. We only get Vergil on PC, though. No Legendary Dark Knight, no Turbo Mode, none of the extra stuff. It's just the character-DLC. Only consoles get the actual Special Edition. That definitely takes some wind out of the excitement, but I still look forward to Donguri and Koudai wrecking shop with it.
@@LeoKRogue Yeah, I was a bit bummed, as well, that it adds very little aside from Vergil. I mean DMC4 basic had Turbo and LDK as well as Bloody Palace. Those features deserve a patch, not Special Edition. I'm still hoping though that they'll release SE for PC as well, and that they just withheld that info during Playstation event, to advertise consoles more. And I hope there's more in store for DMC5. They make Vergil playable, but no play for the ladies...
Whats your favorite between the Kenway saga and Rogue? Also between those main characters who is your favorite? I love Connor but I really like Adewale as well.
Adewale is probably my favorite character of all of them, but Edward himself is a close second. I think Black Flag just feels the best to play overall but AC3 also has an incredible vibe and atmosphere that no other game has replicated.
He has a level of introspection and wisdom I really appreciate. Also, Assassins are fundamentally cool, and Adewale is swift to embrace their understanding of the world and join their cause, ultimately becoming a subtle mentor of sorts to Edward throughout the game, while the pirate himself isn't yet ready to become one. It's fun.
Been meaning to replay AC3 for a while, and this vid gave me the push I needed, so thanks for that! I'd love a general stealth guide for these games too, if you feel up to it. I know AC3 in particular is... janky to say the least, so I don't blame you if that isn't something you want to torture yourself with.
Huh I didn’t know you could use the analog stick to do catch ledge. I’ve always used the old hands button to catch ledge (although it could’ve been the analog catch ledge that was saving me the whole time). It seems much better than the method I was using, much less finicky. Also a fun little thing of note, you instant eject just like the Classic games on unclimbable surfaces! Regardless of timing too I think. Anyways, great video as always Leo. Now time for the Origins and Odyssey parkour video. I expect it to be an hour long based on how totally complex it is.
It's odd. Origins got me back into playing, then I went to Unity and had a blast. Now I went back to 3 and the movement just felt bad, so I was hesitant to give AC4 a chance. But AC4 seems to feel better and I can't put my finger on it. Maybe it's just the level design that elivates the movement but I'm enjoying moving through 4 over 3 but I couldn't say what is different.
I don't really have any thoughts on it. Ubi's VR stuff tends to just happen in a single room, or have very shallow gameplay, which is extremely boring to me after I played all of Resident Evil 7 in VR, a full game that takes place in several locations I could freely move through while completely immersed. I hope it's something interesting, that I can get excited about. At the moment, though, I'm not even curious at all. :P
I think it's fine. Mechanically it's a slightly-better Black Flag. I think the story severely mis-characterizes both Assassins and Templars and makes Haytham a worse character, so I have a huge disdain for it because of that. But Shay is a very interesting character, and the gameplay is great. Rogue probably has the best Naval Combat in the entire series so that deserves huge respect too.
I love the look of unity's system and still love the claustrophobic, verticallity of Paris, but the first system definitely had more control movement-wise
I feel like all the engine upgrades slowly remove the player control and free movement with this having the 2nd most however I feel like the environments of the kenway saga let it down compared to Unity's Paris which many people prefer.
I agree with all that, it's the best way to look at it. Unity, environmentally, is probably the single best game in the series. It's almost okay that the mechanics are a bit simpler because the world is beautiful and gives you lots of routes to toy with.
so i was running top of a building and i vaulted but after vaulting the charecter grab the ledge instead of just passing it idk how i did that but i definitly wanna learn that
I just recently started Black Flag and this video just came in handy! Thanks Leo much appreciated it :) One question, how do I perform a wall run side eject on PC? I can do back ejects but the side eject inputs don’t seem to work for me.
Thanks for doing this, would you mind providing the input buttons for off the wall side ejects? I remember being able to do it in AC3 but can't seem to replicate in Black Flag.
It's the same, just sideways. As mentioned, you usually have to do it way sooner than you think, and that's really the hard part. Run Up Wall Hold HP, Hold Sideways + Tap Jump
HEy leo if I’ were to make a ac walkthrough (ac2-ac4 [until I get rogue]) should I do raw gameplay or should I edit it down bc I want to do commentary or would it be better to do a stream
The best way to present something would always be a polished, edited version. Streams are a different kind of experience, they're more for hanging out and displaying your average skill-level in-the-moment.
The Vaulting has got to be one of my favourite things in these games. The Animations are definitely better than the AC1-ACR and I kinda like it but I do miss the Up Cancel/Climbing Super Jump... (the one you abuse to climb faster Vertically)
Leo K [Rogue] that’s great.... A little update, I’m few days into AC3 (my first Kenway game), and I can say that I already love this game a lot! I am used to the movement and maybe it’s not as precise and more loose than Ezio games, but I like it. Especially the fact that you have a dedicated drop button when going down, instead of hanging or jumping forward
@@LeoKRogue personally I didn't like liberations in fact a haven't finished it becasue in the ps4 the buttons for jumping and parrying were switched, that frustrated me so much that I quit playing it.
I'm having a tough time performing side ejects in AC 3 Remastered. I've recently switched to a PC controller, hoping that it'd be easier to pull these off, but it's not the case. Sometimes I do them without any trouble, other times it's just impossible, as if the input didn't register with the controller. Any hints?
The only thing I can think of is just that the timing window for it is very tight if you do them during a wallrun. Easiest to just be holding onto a ledge before doing one. Black Flag and Rogue don't have this issue. Also, I haven't actually played AC3 Remastered, just the original game, so it's possible this issue is something else entirely specific to _that_ version of the game.
@@LeoKRogue Thanks for your response. Yes, I noticed that the timing window is extremely low. However, I realised that it's more consistent after doing a wallrun in the middle of a platform, for example on stacked wooden boxes. When I do it, I pull off a side eject more often. Not always, but definitely more often. On the other hand, when I stand against a solid wall with no ledges to catch, both upwards and sidewards, Connor easily side ejects several times in a row only to stop doing it whatsoever after these several successful attempts. It's quite weird. I thought it rode on a camera angle, but (unfortunately) it wasn't the case. Or this is the impression I got from it. That being said, performing a side eject after catching a ledge is much easier, albeit less flashy. Furthermore, I don't remember if side ejects were more consistent in the original version of AC 3. Perhaps, but I won't bet on it. What's funny is that I know that it's possible to do side ejects consistently. Jcers has a video clip in which he does them without a fail. So either it's a matter of getting used to the timing window or [insert a proper alternative].
You don't. Hold Drop/Loot from far enough away that the character doesn't tackle. If you started holding the button way back, you won't tackle even as you reach the edge.
I know this isn't movement related but, can you throw smoke bombs in Black Flag and Rogue the way you could in AC III? I ask because I can't aim with the smoke bomb activated and the only thing Edward and Shay do is throw it at their feet. This is bad because compared to previous games like Brotherhood, Revelations and AC III in which you could throw bombs at distant enemies, now I have less ways of using my smoke bombs while traversing BF and Rogue.
Funny story actullay i was playing rouge and i had the tracker outfit on and it has a hood i think shay donsnt look good in them without the hood on so I go in a restricted area and he puts the hood up and when I leave he keeps it up I don't know if the is a glitch or not
@@LeoKRogue Bruh after watching your video I decided to touch Rogue after like a year or two just to try the side hopping move since I didn't know that was a thing lmao.
It's pretty tricky, right? The timing on it is way stricter than it should be. In the older games you could Eject off a wall as long as the Assassin's feet were still on it.
@@LeoKRogue Yeah it's weird. Plus my game glitches a lot after the eject too. Like sometimes Shay just completely gives up. The camera too gets funky for me. For some odd reason, doing the eject made my Shay get squeezed between a market stall and a stair lmao.
Hey leo i have a small question are u going to buy the new games like AC Valhalla or Cyberpunk 2077 maybe Far Cry 5 and im not sure if yr gona buy this but im gonna ask anyway are ya gonna get spiderman miles morales judging by yr vids im npt sure if miles morales is in yr genre
When trying to catch ledges in thise games can I use the input from me running and jumping of the building, or do I have to recenter the stick in order to grab walls.
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"What is High Profile?"
By Default, it's R2 / RT / Shift. It helps to think of it as your "run" button. (It's incorrect, because it's so much more than that, but I know a lot of people get confused.)
Broooo I found that I could catch ledge behind me in Black Flag!! I recorded it too! You wanna see it??!?!
@@THEROGUEGUY3214 yeah, true
@@thatsaweirdone yes show us!
@@birchtree14 sure...... but where? How?
@@thatsaweirdone i mean you can upload it to your channel
This system may not be the best in terms of mechanics or input accuracy, but it is still my favorite. The sprint animations feel realistic, the jumps look effortful, the vaults look flashy and feel satisfying. It makes you feel like your character doesn’t just know how to free-run, they’ve mastered it.
It's solidly "Fine," for sure. It's certainly not, like, _offensive_ or anything, and it works pretty well. I'm generally quite happy with it.
and while in unity you just leap across building like fucking spiderman
@@laggy_af your LA Spidere
Rogue in my opinion parkour sucks because if i try to do parkour down he just tackles npc not just enemies but civilians and its annoying. Also shay’s story is to protect innocents and he is the only one in the series that can without desyncronization
@@THEROGUEGUY3214 i think you are holding down the falling button
I always found the wallrun assassination to be extremely sensitive and powerful in the Kenway saga, capable of flinging you up to 15 ft in any direction regardless of whether you can actually see your target and block breaking anything, including bears and most bosses
Yyyuuuuppp
I didn't even know it was a thing until today, gonna be useful.
3:10 The wall run eject change happened because the Kenway Assassins do a little hop at the end of their wallruns. The "you can eject as long as your feet are touching something" rule still applies here, their feet just aren't touching the wall during that little hop animation.
Also sort of related to this video, you can do a Kenway style instant drop from any height in the Ezio games. Simply punch whilst in high-profile and approaching the edge, the closer to the edge the better. 1 or 2 steps away from the edge seems to be about right. I'm not sure if this was mentioned in your classic parkour guide, but I thought I'd say it here.
Damn, that's crazy. Very cool. And yeah, punch-dropping was discovered shortly after this video was published. :D Amazing tech.
Thank You so much! I just started playing the Kenway Saga
You're welcome, thanks for sticking around.
It really feels like Assassin Christmas whenever I see you in my subscription feed, heck yeah!
Thank you. ^__^
He's back with AC content
For now. v__v
@@LeoKRogue I've actually missed your AC videos
And I know you've been playing GOT recently but still
I love your AC videos and I was upset when you weren't uploading for a while.
I'm burnt out on life. v__v
Making videos has been so unexciting and exhausting lately.
@@LeoKRogue take care of yourself, Mentor. Hope you feel better soon 💜
Thanks Mint
I needed this, bout to replay ac 3 soon.
Good luck on your shadowy travels.
@@LeoKRogue can you give me a shoutout
Yay! Another LeoK vid! Thanks for making this. It’s a pleasure hearing you talk calmly about these games. You know I love the Kenway saga games, so it’s fun to see you cover them. Glad to see the Rogue Academy continuing on.
Thank youuuu ^_^
Receiving your comments on the things I make, gives me a lot of happiness.
"the last thing you remember is my fac-- whuaahhh!!" Saw this sneak peek on twitter 😂👍
lmao
2:53 lowkey a backwards ledge grab, so it’s still possible just not as flexible as in previous games
It's so tragic. :[ Why gut functionality for no reason? Blah.
Thank you for doing a video on this. It's my favourite parkour system by far; has 90% of the mechanics from the first four games with some welcome QoL changes, and all while looking stunning, especially
Ratonhnhaké:ton.
You're welcome ^__^
Glad you enjoyed.
I mentioned this topic few days ago on your classic ac movement guide and now here it is.
:D
Thanks Leo. I was having a bad day so far and it still kind of is, but I'm very happy that you covered the movement in the Kenway saga. Your videos are almost therapeutic, which is kind of weird considering I've only played AC 2 - Revelations. Please keep doing what you enjoy.
Thank you so much for your kind words, Abdullah. I want to try to keep making relaxing videos for people. :)
Yea
Thanks i was going to play all ac games on stream besides 3 and rouge so this will help me with black flag :)
Cool! ^__^
Rogue is so underrated, assassins that id love to see another game for are both Shay and Bayek
Not gonna cap you actually showed stuff i didn’t even know about
Awesome. ^_^
Very nice Leo k.
You always make these type of video's very informative while still somewhat short wich is very useful for learning quick.
Thanks so much Zuqh, you're always super nice to me.
@@LeoKRogue you deserve it!
This is a great guide! Now we just need a movement guide for AC valhalla! Hope you make one soon.
Heh... There's not much to say in terms of Valhalla movement.
The entire 'guide' would just be; change Crouch to Hold rather than Toggle to make Slides easier to do.
Not much else I can say about it, movement in Valhalla is really simple and doesn't have any advanced actions.
No proper ejects, no directional catch-ledge, no detaching from a wall whenever you want, etc
I wish there was more to discuss, but that's really all of it.
Maybe one day, Assassin's Creed will give us interesting movement again.
Darn! I wish I had this before my Black Flag playthrough. :D
I didn't know about the wall jump assasinations you showed at the end. Those are stylish!
Yup! You can do them in AC1-Rogue, like I said. You can still do something similar in the later games, but you can't Cancel into the action, you have to wait for Arno/Jacob/Evie/Lydia/Bayek/Kassandra to grab a ledge first.
I play Black Flag and Rogue a lot so this guide is definitely gonna help.
DUDEEEE......big fan of what you are doing, your videos made me change the way i play AC (especially unity, before i was just running away from trouble xD),never stop the videos and stay sneaky.😁😁
Thank you so much Goutham :)
Started playing AC3 and definitely learned new and useful stuff.
Thanks a lot and keep going with the vida.
Thank you! Check out Jcers' channel as well, he has a lot of AC3 content.
th-cam.com/channels/bUmVkgdUdF3PMZdWqrf8Eg.html
Seeing Shae in action always makes me wanna play Rogue... Thanks for the tips, they're always appreciated!
Thanks for watching. :)
@@LeoKRogue You're welcome. If you were wondering what AC tutorial to do next, how about one on AC Syndicate where you show us how to get that glitch under the bridge during WWI? (Yes I'm currently trying and failing to get it and I'm losing my mind).
I've never gotten that one either to be honest xD
@@LeoKRogue Wow... They screwed up THAT badly...
This is pure gold, as usual!
Thank you.
I've been playing through all these games for the first real time and had just gotten to ac3 last night. Amazing timing. Thank you.
Thank you for playing Assassin's Creed, and thank you for seeking knowledge. ^__^ I love these games and every player deserves to experience them with power in their hands.
i just discovered your channel recently and have been trying to find content on ac rogue cos its my favorite ac game and here you are lmao
Haha. What a coincidence!
One thing that is super useful about the vaulting mechanic is that if you are just holding High Profile and there is another raised object near you you will often jump from on top of the fence you want to go over onto that object instead of simply continuing to run on the ground. By using vault you guarantee that each jump will end with your feet on the ground, meaning you will never accidentally run up something or jump to another surface in the process of moving over a table or fence.
Yes! I neglected to mention this but stuff like this is exactly why you'd want to use it. It keeps you firmly on the ground as much as possible and gives you more control in certain contexts.
dude wtf i literally just picked this game up yesterday and you already have a movement video about it :O
you are my ac spirit guide
I'm glad I can help. Assassin's Creed is a special series and it makes me happy when people are able to play it skillfully.
Leo K, free run down was in assassin creed 2 to revelations. I remember seeing free run down and doing it in the Ac Brotherhood Virtual Training Race Tutorial
Yes. I've covered this in previous videos. It's probably in my Classic AC Movement Guide, and definitely in my AC2 All Contracts Commentary at the very start.
It is NOT doable from every height in AC1-Rev. Only on short drops. Hold High Profile without any other button and the Assassin will smoothly drop off short edges.
What makes it different in the Kenway games is its button combo, and the fact that you can drop off a skyscraper if you wanted to, the system won't stop you.
I figured people should know the differences between them.
@@LeoKRogue Oh i understand
Thanks man. TIL the Kenway saga still retained the grasping mechanic and had a vaulting system lol. I’ve completed III and IV with even two sessions of 70+ hrs combined in the latter without using those, and I don’t remember the games ever displaying guides for those mechanics. What a thing to miss :(
No worries, it's very common to miss and it's not even the player's fault. Most of the Assassin's Creed series doesn't teach itself very well.
Love these little tips. Definitely help make the gameplay smoother
Thank you. :)
I have been waiting for this, thank you for your work
Thanks for being so patient. ^__^
Excited to see you uploading again 👏
That's really nice of you Andeyz. ^_^
I hope I get the motivation to upload more regularly.
I didn't learn anything from this but I wouldn't want to miss your video, I play ac3 and 4 to this day a weapons or combat video would be cool
Aww, thank you.
I didn't think most players would learn anything new, I just wanted to make it anyway for the people who asked about it.
I'll consider weapons or combat, if I get a chance. It'd be much more involved.
❤️
Playing Black Flag for the first time and I was hoping you had a video about its movement, but was disappointed there wasn't one until today lol. Man I wish I realized back in AC3 that Catch Ledge was done by holding a direction WITHOUT pressing Free Hand, would've made my traversal more enjoyable, but at least figuring that out in Black Flag has yielded a better experience.
^__^
Dog, that wall eject assassination tho.
Aha~ ;D
Didn't even know we could do that 🔥
I once did a truly cinematic air assassination once. I was running towards a chain type thing which turns you in a corner in a parkour path (In Rogue). I was thinking, "If these systems allow me to animation cancel, can I......." so while running, I targetted two dudes, and mashed LClick (Air Assassinate) while Shay was turning the corner. And he actually air assassinated while he was turning!! I was truly stunned and overjoyed by that!
Ac3 was my first ac game and got me into the series. Even though it doesn’t have the greatest movement system I still love that you made a video on this system 😊
Thank you. :)
Like I said elsewhere, I got a lot of requests to make this, as simple as it may be.
Leo K [Rogue] I also love that you mentioned the wall run air assassinations. With the shove animations in the Kenway games it always looks cool to push through enemies then running up a wall behind them to air assassinate them
U actually the best, im starting black flag today thank youu. Leo u already did a AC tier list on stream or something? Would like to see
Glad to help!
Great video, Leo, good to see some more content from you. I do, however, have a couple things to add:
*1.* Holding legs/jump when free-running causes your character to jump higher/farther, which can be useful in specific instances. However, it does tend to lead to much more floaty jumping animations, which can be somewhat jarring.
*2.* Holding drop in High Profile allows your character to slide underneath obstacles much more consistently.
Other than that, I think you got pretty much everything. Great video again, and I look forward to everything you’ve got in store for us.
Yup. The floaty jumps are objectively better than stalling out/stuttering at edges, IMO. It's much, _much_ more intense in Unity.
Good comment though. I don't have much in store, TBH. It's been a struggle to even want to do anything.
I truly only made this so people would stop bothering me. 😅😅😅
Yea, using the _standard_ parkour input in Unity still looks kinda floaty, lol.
And yea, I totally get it. Regaining intrinsic motivation can be insanely difficult. The important thing to remember is to be kind to yourself throughout the process and not to ignore your moment-to-moment successes. This video you put out today is one of those. Give yourself a pat on the back :)
x___x [head-desk]
thanks dude.
Sorry if that was too cheesy. Take care, Leo.
Not cheesy at all!
Yay! I was waiting for this foreverrrr❤️✌️😊
Thank you for your patience. :)
Leo, you should do more AC3 content, it's really enjoyable
Do you watch Jcers? He has been doing amazing with the Kenway Saga (AC3/AC4/ACRo) content lately. ^__^
th-cam.com/channels/bUmVkgdUdF3PMZdWqrf8Eg.htmlvideos
If you haven't looked at my AC3 Present Day stuff, you should watch those too, I'm very proud of them.
(I think you already have, though.)
Other than that, I'll probably do some AC3 content when I get a good idea.
@@LeoKRogue I actually just came from one of his videos. He's really fun to watch and good at the game. I just love your commentary and chill way of approaching your videos.
02:24 it doesn’t always work though since Shay or Connor jump on people or soldiers.
Indeed, in situations where there are people below you, and you _know_ you want to descend, you should start holding Drop from way further back. That way, it typically drops instead of targeting NPCs for a tackle.
@@LeoKRogue oh ok I understand. I’m gonna try that.
Hello leo ,wall back jump assasination was really cool it was here that I discovered this new technique kudos to you sir. Also this wall back jump can be helpful while being chased .
Congratulations. I'm glad to help.
Thank you so much! I really enjoyed this one, because I normally don't see you talking about AC 3 to Rogue, and AC 4 was the first game I played. So, I think that I have a question for you.
Since Ubisoft has announced a Prince of Persia Remake, I began thinking about how a Remake from AC 1 to 3 would be like, and, although I have some ideas for some history remakes (minor changes that don't change the whole story, but improve it, like including the side game of Altair to the first game, having the Ezio Trilogy in one game, and including the deleted scenes from AC 3 and it feel more connected with 4 and Rogue) I think it would be much better to ask you about it, because your someone with a much better understanding of AC than me. How would you make an AC remake from AC 1, AC 2, AC Brotherhood, AC Revelations and AC 3?
On a side note, thanks to your videos, I decided to buy Ghost of Tsushima. I'm really enjoying it!
If you don't have time to answer this comment, I'll understand, your time is really important, and I know that no matter the wait you'll always bring us something of great value.
Thank you!
(Sorry if this comment has some bad english, but I tried my best)
Thanks for buying Ghost of Tsushima, it's amazing and it deserves people playing it.
Now for your questions.
I would keep the Ezio games separate. They stand to lose too much if they were all smushed into one. To truly make them powerful, proper Remakes, they would seriously need to be allowed to "breathe" on their own, as three Remakes, one for AC2, Brotherhood, Revelations. I strongly, STRONGLY feel this way, I feel that we'd just get a really underwhelming game, and they'd use the fact that they're all in one package as an excuse to create something sub-par. With a full Remake of AC2, AC Brotherhood, and AC Revelations, each one can be a properly expansive game with its own systems that don't all have to adhere to the same assets or coding, necessarily.
Now, as for AC1, there's not enough content in AC1, The Secret Crusade, and Bloodlines to justify splitting it all off into separate games, so for _that_ I _would_ be fine with it all being one game. AC1 is really, really short compared to all the others and it has a lot of filler in it as it is now. A big Remake would work to address that, I'm sure.
With all that in mind, I don't trust Ubisoft to create strong remakes/remasters at all. They've all been very low-quality when compared to the incredible work studios like Bluepoint, and Capcom do.
@@LeoKRogue Thanks for your answer! I didn't realize some of those points, like the thing about The Ezio Games. I needed someone like you to give me an answer on the topic. I really agree on that point with Ubisoft. Well all know about their things. (-_-") But I hope they AT LEAST remaster AC 1, it's the only one that's left in my collection. And again, thanks a lot!
Thank you very much, very useful !
Thanks :)
Great vid as always mah dude! Glad you're giving these old gems some love. Extended Air Assassinations would've been a great addition to Unity IMO. I still go back to it every now and then because of the parkour stuff I've learned from this channel.
Cheers ^__^
HES BACK BABY
Thanks for waiting. :)
Leo K [Rogue] how are you though? are you doing ok
Ish :P
Leo K [Rogue] better then bad is good 😌
My 3 favorite games in the series, amen
Then you probably already knew everything in here. :D
Everything but Parkour Down, thanks
Nice to see some content again. I saw that you didn’t have a capture card to use for GOT to make it easier to post content on it so that’s a shame because I was looking forward to some nice stealth from you. By the way AC Valhalla seems like it will be good for the story without a doubt because of Darby. I know parkour is like Origins which is a bummer and from the looks the combat is a mix of Odyssey’s and Origins but the stealth looks like origins. Social stealth finally being back in assassins creed but a much bigger way too is exciting.
I'll still be posting Ghost of Tsushima content like the first guide I made on it and maybe some stealth vids. It will just take longer than it would normally.
I loved the movement in those games. Much better than Origins and Odyssey.
I installed AC3 Remastered yesterday, gotta have some of that nostalgia kick in :)
Good luck and enjoy ^__^
I’m replaying Rogue and this video was perfect 👌🏼👌🏼
I'm happy I could help. :)
One thing I'm finding really limiting in Assassin's Creed 3 as I'm replaying the entire series before Mirage comes out, is not the Parkour itself but the ability to cross the large Gaps in Boston (Haven't got to New York Yet) from Rooftop to Rooftop, the distance is too big to cross by simply jumping and you can't even catch a ledge you'll just hit the ground first.
There aren't as many of those Rope Beams as there were in the Altaïr/Ezio Saga, and like I said the Gaps are too big to jump across at some times.
I often find myself going in the opposite direction of where I want to go on one stretch of buildings until the gap gets smaller or I hit a Rope Beam or tree that closes the gap between the buildings going in the direction I need to go & it honestly makes me wonder if the Parkour in Boston is worth it as I have to either fall to the ground or backtrack in the opposite direction of my objective until the gap in the buildings gets small enough that I can Jump it.
These problems are essentially gone in AC4 & AC: Rogue though so no complaints there.
I definitely feel that, I found that very troublesome in AC3 as well. It's part of what informed my desire to really highlight how many Ingredients, including connector-lines (ropes and beams) there are in Mirage, and how high the density of those elements is.
@@LeoKRogue Yeah and it definitely feels like something they could've fixed in the remaster too, like I know the goal is to make the game just a slightly better looking version of the original but I mean come on adding a few more rope beams between the buildings with really big gaps wouldn't have taken that much time right?
Great video, although I just finished my playthrough of the Kenway saga lmao. This will definitely help if/when I return to them at some point.
Yupyup.
owh snap he back
Yayy
Ac 3 and origins were my first two games. Ac 3 is my favorite game
Cool! Not a bad game to love, for sure.
The Master himself is back🙏
Thank you, thank you. ^__^
Hey Leo,big fan of your videos,even ended up buying the ezio collection because of your classic ac movement guide and I'm having a ton of fun in Ac2.
One question I have to you is something I feel isn't discussed in the community.We all know that origins and odyssey,and most likely valhalla,lack essential parkour mechanics that defined the Assassin's Creed titles in the past.But we don't often talk about why it is this happened.
In my eyes,its to due with combat.
Since we moved from an animation based style combat,we no longer have a fighting status and as such,the buttons need to do one thing ALL the time.One example is how high profile and legs could mean parkour in a non combat scenario and dodge in a combat scenario.But now,high profile button(R2 in ps4,because it's what I play) is now heavy attack and heavy attack always needs to be heavy attack.When you are on the ground,fighting and even sneaking,R2 is will always perform heavy attack,with the exceptions of being perched or attached to a wall.
My question is,do you think it's possible for these two systems to coexist?Do you think its possible to have a souls type combat with dependable button inputs aswell as having those buttons do different actions like parkour,legs,high profile?
Would love to hear your thoughts on this,maybe you might even have some ideas.
It's absolutely possible for both systems to coexist, that they don't is definitely a Choice.
You can still have High/Low Profile and you can have Light and Heavy attacks be a thing, they would just be performed through whatever Profile you happened to be in at the time. A Light Attack would be Attack in Low Profile, and a Heavy would be Attack in High Profile. Having Hidden Blade selected would attempt Assassinations with the attack button. You can still have all actions be consistent from state-to-state and have deep movement, and you can still have the game behave without combat being a minigame separate from the stealth and movement. You don't even need paired-animations.
Stealth and Movement being simplified are both a result of the Profile System being removed, 100%.
@@LeoKRogue To this day,I will never understand why Ubisoft decided to follow in this direction.People say trends,other say money.
But I'm glad some of us still wish for not only fun systems in videogames,but also active ones that keeps us on our toes.Thank you for the inputs and great work on the video.Simple to understand and very nice explanation.
i do have trouble ejecting from walls in these games, thank you leo
We all do, the timing on it is incredibly strict.
@@LeoKRogue honestly, i though this wasn't even in the game bc i just couldn't do it
😂
yay a new video :D
Yayyy
I legit didn't know most of this, I just played one playtrought of AC3 and Freedom Cry back in the day, ans I am doubtful I ever grab ledge on those ones
I'm glad you learned something new, then. :)
The Kenway saga movement is my favorite. While AC1-Revelations movements have a lot of freedom, they have not the best looking animations. Unity and Syndicate movements is by far the most beautiful, but it's too automatic, it doesn't give you that much freedom. The Kenway saga movement however have a nice balance betwen how it looks and how it plays
That makes sense. :D
The Kenway games definitely have the absolute mid-point between all others, I feel.
Yay new ac vid been waiting for a bit also when's your next stream i keep missing them lol 😒
I don't know, to be honest. ^__^"
They happen when they happen.
@@LeoKRogue alrighty
thank you
You're welcome!
This type of parkour doesn't have enough mechanics for a longer vid, does it? Nice job.
The only little detail that is not mentioned, and I understand why, as it has little use, is that holding a stick in a direction actually gives momentum to your movements, and extends/shortcuts them, often merging two separate animations into a shorter one. It's mostly noticeable while climbing. Stopping the push of the stick at the right time can prevent undesired progression in movement, like jumping on the wrong branch (which happens way too often). Very situational, but still, I think it's a neat detail to be aware of. Especially considering how automated the movement is.
P.S. Are you excited for DMC5: SE?
It doesn't, no. :P And yeah, that's right, it's a subtle thing, but I hope a lot of players will discover it naturally.
I'm somewhat excited, yeah. We only get Vergil on PC, though. No Legendary Dark Knight, no Turbo Mode, none of the extra stuff. It's just the character-DLC. Only consoles get the actual Special Edition. That definitely takes some wind out of the excitement, but I still look forward to Donguri and Koudai wrecking shop with it.
@@LeoKRogue Yeah, I was a bit bummed, as well, that it adds very little aside from Vergil. I mean DMC4 basic had Turbo and LDK as well as Bloody Palace. Those features deserve a patch, not Special Edition. I'm still hoping though that they'll release SE for PC as well, and that they just withheld that info during Playstation event, to advertise consoles more. And I hope there's more in store for DMC5. They make Vergil playable, but no play for the ladies...
Holy shit leo I never knew about that drop thing!!
Many people don't, so it was really important for me to include it. ^__^
Whats your favorite between the Kenway saga and Rogue? Also between those main characters who is your favorite? I love Connor but I really like Adewale as well.
Adewale is probably my favorite character of all of them, but Edward himself is a close second. I think Black Flag just feels the best to play overall but AC3 also has an incredible vibe and atmosphere that no other game has replicated.
@@LeoKRogue Pretty cool and I agree. What makes Adewale your favorite out of all of them?
He has a level of introspection and wisdom I really appreciate. Also, Assassins are fundamentally cool, and Adewale is swift to embrace their understanding of the world and join their cause, ultimately becoming a subtle mentor of sorts to Edward throughout the game, while the pirate himself isn't yet ready to become one. It's fun.
What's this Leo, Assassin Christmas?
Either that or Templar Halloween, yeah.
Been meaning to replay AC3 for a while, and this vid gave me the push I needed, so thanks for that!
I'd love a general stealth guide for these games too, if you feel up to it. I know AC3 in particular is... janky to say the least, so I don't blame you if that isn't something you want to torture yourself with.
I'd certainly be willing to try. The real issue is that AC3 has different AI than AC3R.
@@LeoKRogue I didn't actually know that! AC3R's AI was really broken last time I played so I didn't really notice much of a difference -_-
@@bluerose5071 I mean, AC3 is also very broken. Almost as much as AC1 was
Thank you!
You're welcome. :)
Huh I didn’t know you could use the analog stick to do catch ledge. I’ve always used the old hands button to catch ledge (although it could’ve been the analog catch ledge that was saving me the whole time). It seems much better than the method I was using, much less finicky. Also a fun little thing of note, you instant eject just like the Classic games on unclimbable surfaces! Regardless of timing too I think.
Anyways, great video as always Leo. Now time for the Origins and Odyssey parkour video. I expect it to be an hour long based on how totally complex it is.
LMAO. Yes, as we all know, Origins and Odyssey have the most complex movement in the series.
@@LeoKRogue Not as complex as Syndicate 😂😭
It's odd. Origins got me back into playing, then I went to Unity and had a blast. Now I went back to 3 and the movement just felt bad, so I was hesitant to give AC4 a chance. But AC4 seems to feel better and I can't put my finger on it. Maybe it's just the level design that elivates the movement but I'm enjoying moving through 4 over 3 but I couldn't say what is different.
4 definitely has the strongest level-design of the entire Kenway saga. And, that can affect _a lot._ I also frequently enjoy Black Flag the most.
thoughts on the announced assassins creed vr? seems like an amazing concept
I don't really have any thoughts on it.
Ubi's VR stuff tends to just happen in a single room, or have very shallow gameplay, which is extremely boring to me after I played all of Resident Evil 7 in VR, a full game that takes place in several locations I could freely move through while completely immersed. I hope it's something interesting, that I can get excited about. At the moment, though, I'm not even curious at all. :P
LETS GOOOO ITS LION KING ROUGE TIME 😎😎😎
:D :D :D
I cant wait to watch syndicate :^)
LOL. You're joking, right? xD
@@LeoKRogue I will wait a lot I see
:^)
Ahahahaha
Leo do you like ac rogue? As a game? What are your opinions about the story and the gameplay?
I think it's fine.
Mechanically it's a slightly-better Black Flag.
I think the story severely mis-characterizes both Assassins and Templars and makes Haytham a worse character, so I have a huge disdain for it because of that. But Shay is a very interesting character, and the gameplay is great. Rogue probably has the best Naval Combat in the entire series so that deserves huge respect too.
These games were neat, but I preferred ezio series parkour until Unity came out. Love your channel
I preferred, and continue to prefer AC1-Revelations parkour over any other. Thanks! Keep loving my channel so I can feel like my life has purpose lmao
I love the look of unity's system and still love the claustrophobic, verticallity of Paris, but the first system definitely had more control movement-wise
you can hold drop to vault? I thought you had to tap at the right time and missed half of my vaults, thank you
I definitely recommend holding, yeah. :D
I missed this one xc
Well, you're here now. :)
I've waited so long😂
And it's me caleb or born to kill btw
And thus, your wait comes to an end. Not a long video this time, though.
I feel like all the engine upgrades slowly remove the player control and free movement with this having the 2nd most however I feel like the environments of the kenway saga let it down compared to Unity's Paris which many people prefer.
I agree with all that, it's the best way to look at it.
Unity, environmentally, is probably the single best game in the series.
It's almost okay that the mechanics are a bit simpler because the world is beautiful and gives you lots of routes to toy with.
I just bought ac unity, sindicate, black flag and 1 for 22$ lol i also have ezio collection. Now im gonna learn black flags parkour
About to be playing a ton of Assassin's Creed then, haha
so i was running top of a building and i vaulted but after vaulting the charecter grab the ledge instead of just passing it idk how i did that but i definitly wanna learn that
There is a video by my friend Jcers that describes _exactly_ this! Tell him I sent you. ^_^
th-cam.com/video/U59x7C5L0wk/w-d-xo.html
Nice! I'm currently playing Black Flag and then I plan to play the Ezio trilogy, so this guides will be very helpful
I have a guide on the Ezio Trilogy too:
th-cam.com/video/MXrg_3_3FBA/w-d-xo.html
@@LeoKRogue I know haha. I watched it before this guide
I just recently started Black Flag and this video just came in handy! Thanks Leo much appreciated it :) One question, how do I perform a wall run side eject on PC? I can do back ejects but the side eject inputs don’t seem to work for me.
Thanks Peiwen.
I wouldn't have made this if people didn't keep asking about it, but I'm happy to see it be so well-received.
Thanks for doing this, would you mind providing the input buttons for off the wall side ejects? I remember being able to do it in AC3 but can't seem to replicate in Black Flag.
It's the same, just sideways. As mentioned, you usually have to do it way sooner than you think, and that's really the hard part.
Run Up Wall
Hold HP, Hold Sideways + Tap Jump
I managed to do it after some practice against a wall :P Thanks!
HEy leo if I’ were to make a ac walkthrough (ac2-ac4 [until I get rogue]) should I do raw gameplay or should I edit it down bc I want to do commentary or would it be better to do a stream
The best way to present something would always be a polished, edited version.
Streams are a different kind of experience, they're more for hanging out and displaying your average skill-level in-the-moment.
Leo K [Rogue] grazie il mentore
Was goooood
Thanks
The Vaulting has got to be one of my favourite things in these games.
The Animations are definitely better than the AC1-ACR and I kinda like it but I do miss the Up Cancel/Climbing Super Jump... (the one you abuse to climb faster Vertically)
Ahh, yeah.
I assume the same movement system is present in the PC version of AC Liberation?
Yup. :)
Leo K [Rogue] that’s great....
A little update, I’m few days into AC3 (my first Kenway game), and I can say that I already love this game a lot! I am used to the movement and maybe it’s not as precise and more loose than Ezio games, but I like it. Especially the fact that you have a dedicated drop button when going down, instead of hanging or jumping forward
yo leo I have a question. Have you played ac liberations? and what are your thoughts if you played it?
I have. It's fun but it's very clearly a handheld game. Not something I would go back to. Aveline deserves another, main game. She's really cool.
@@LeoKRogue personally I didn't like liberations in fact a haven't finished it becasue in the ps4 the buttons for jumping and parrying were switched, that frustrated me so much that I quit playing it.
Nice video! Could you say me the name of that suit?
Should be the Interim Outfit.
I'm having a tough time performing side ejects in AC 3 Remastered. I've recently switched to a PC controller, hoping that it'd be easier to pull these off, but it's not the case. Sometimes I do them without any trouble, other times it's just impossible, as if the input didn't register with the controller. Any hints?
The only thing I can think of is just that the timing window for it is very tight if you do them during a wallrun. Easiest to just be holding onto a ledge before doing one. Black Flag and Rogue don't have this issue.
Also, I haven't actually played AC3 Remastered, just the original game, so it's possible this issue is something else entirely specific to _that_ version of the game.
@@LeoKRogue Thanks for your response.
Yes, I noticed that the timing window is extremely low. However, I realised that it's more consistent after doing a wallrun in the middle of a platform, for example on stacked wooden boxes. When I do it, I pull off a side eject more often. Not always, but definitely more often. On the other hand, when I stand against a solid wall with no ledges to catch, both upwards and sidewards, Connor easily side ejects several times in a row only to stop doing it whatsoever after these several successful attempts. It's quite weird. I thought it rode on a camera angle, but (unfortunately) it wasn't the case. Or this is the impression I got from it. That being said, performing a side eject after catching a ledge is much easier, albeit less flashy.
Furthermore, I don't remember if side ejects were more consistent in the original version of AC 3. Perhaps, but I won't bet on it.
What's funny is that I know that it's possible to do side ejects consistently. Jcers has a video clip in which he does them without a fail. So either it's a matter of getting used to the timing window or [insert a proper alternative].
I have a question, when you do the instant drop thing how do you stop your character from tackling a poor citizen?
You don't.
Hold Drop/Loot from far enough away that the character doesn't tackle.
If you started holding the button way back, you won't tackle even as you reach the edge.
@@LeoKRogue Thanks , this was very helpful : )
I know this isn't movement related but, can you throw smoke bombs in Black Flag and Rogue the way you could in AC III? I ask because I can't aim with the smoke bomb activated and the only thing Edward and Shay do is throw it at their feet. This is bad because compared to previous games like Brotherhood, Revelations and AC III in which you could throw bombs at distant enemies, now I have less ways of using my smoke bombs while traversing BF and Rogue.
You cannot.
Too bad, I suppose. Thanks for the reply, anyway.
I feel like this system is the best bled we’ve gotten of unitys flashy but not responsive and ezios freedom of movement
It's pretty fun, yeah.
make a video on best hunter build in ac origins
If you can click people in the head, any build is best Hunter build.
Which game should i buy so i can play the best parkour
AC2.
@@LeoKRogue why ac 2
The best parkour 😎
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Funny story actullay i was playing rouge and i had the tracker outfit on and it has a hood i think shay donsnt look good in them without the hood on so I go in a restricted area and he puts the hood up and when I leave he keeps it up I don't know if the is a glitch or not
It's probably a glitch and a very lucky one.
AC3 has the same parkour system as Black Flags? It felt like the Revelations parkour to me
It does. AC3/Black Flag/Rogue are all fundamentally the same system.
@@LeoKRogue Bruh after watching your video I decided to touch Rogue after like a year or two just to try the side hopping move since I didn't know that was a thing lmao.
It's pretty tricky, right? The timing on it is way stricter than it should be. In the older games you could Eject off a wall as long as the Assassin's feet were still on it.
@@LeoKRogue Yeah it's weird. Plus my game glitches a lot after the eject too. Like sometimes Shay just completely gives up. The camera too gets funky for me. For some odd reason, doing the eject made my Shay get squeezed between a market stall and a stair lmao.
Hey leo i have a small question are u going to buy the new games like AC Valhalla or Cyberpunk 2077 maybe Far Cry 5 and im not sure if yr gona buy this but im gonna ask anyway are ya gonna get spiderman miles morales judging by yr vids im npt sure if miles morales is in yr genre
Cyberpunk and Valhalla, absolutely. Far Cry, I have to think about, and I really enjoyed Spider-Man PS4, so I'll play Miles Morales eventually.
When trying to catch ledges in thise games can I use the input from me running and jumping of the building, or do I have to recenter the stick in order to grab walls.
For the highest success, I would recenter the stick first.
@@LeoKRogue thanks leo, you're the best.