Which Assassins Creed am I missing?

I used to like free roam games, I think the last time I was into them though was when I had a PS2 and playing the GTA's.

If I play a game like that now, I don't mess around I just play the missions.
 
I think the general idea is if you enjoyed AC2, you will enjoy Brotherhood, and if you enjoyed Brotherhood, you'll enjoy Revelations.
 
Do you mean graphics wise?

I am playing brotherhood atm and currently on sequence 5. For some reason I can't seem to call horse anymore. The option has gone :(
Everything wise :( I mean AC1 had a massive development budget Ubisoft really put a lot of effort into it & PC especially is much better looking & even has several features consoles never got like extragame modes & a few other minor PC only stuff like DX10 (which helps FPS a lot consoles had trouble running that game without massive screen tearing & constant FPS drops + lots of ingame loading).

AC2 was terrible in every way as were the other games just more of the same but less of it Ubisoft have just cut n pasted the same formula to sell the game to console owners every winter IMO :(

AC1 for 2008 on PC was a step ahead & stunning technical achievement when you can have so much detail in the sometime vast cities with no ingame loading & smooth FPS. Sure the gameplay is similar to GTA4 & samey (like most modern games) but the gameworld environment/atmosphere was/is impressive IMO ;)
 
Came agree with that. AC 2 is miles better than AC 1 and the best of the lot imo. It's a great game. And Brotherhood is better than Revelations.

I agree fully. They're going to put too much effort into online (which hardly anyone will play) instead of focusing on a huge map with detail and a long in-depth story. AC2 had no online, was f'in huge and had no online. Brotherhood had a good story but was only 1/3 the length of two and online isn't half as fun as the story.

Although I liked Brotherhood and Revelations equally, AC2 is king IMO.

Anyone know where we can make suggestions to Ubisoft?
 
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