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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 8150286" data-attributes="member: 6704184">Damn. Conner was boring, to you? The final confrontation was a letdown!? I can't even imagine how someone could play the same game I played and have this experience, its so very much the opposite of my own experience. Conner was perhaps the only likeable, interesting, genuinely sympathetic, protagonist of any AssCreed I've played, having lost interest trying to finish Black Flag, which was only worth playing for a couple side characters and the ship combat. The final confrontation was worthy of the series finale of a really good dark HBO drama. The gameplay wasn't the focus of it at all, but I was fine with that, having invested in the conflict between the characters. The weak point of the game was, as is usually the case with these games, the historical characters. But the game showed the founder's hypocrisy and dishonesty better than any media concerning the revolution that I've ever seen. The only thing that was disappointing to me in the game was the parkour, due to the architecture of the setting. The trees help a bit, as does going through buildings, but yeah, AC2 had the best parkour, by far. Ah, well. We all experience things differently. To me, AC3 is the only one of the Desmond AC games that tells a truly compelling story, rather than just a decent story that moves the fun parkour assassin game forward but doesn't do much else.</blockquote>