This time, you control a smaller ship Morrigan and use it battle warships in the North Atlantic Ocean.
Naval Combat has got improvements in Rogue in several ways. New weapons like the auto-firing puckle gun and burning oil give players more strategic options.
The icebergs of the North Atlantic Ocean will make sailing even more trickier and difficult this time while battling.
As for Unity, it was just impossible to feature a Naval Combat because of its setting and focus on city exploration.
And when we move to its story and character, we have "Shay Patrick Cormac", an Assassin turned Templar who is out to seek vengeance from his own former mentor, and the entire Broherhood, for that matter.
Shay starts the game as a young Assassin. However, after a mission goes sour, he's betrayed by the Order. After surviving their attempt on his life, he decides to become a Templar. The game follows him as he hunts down the Assassins who wronged him.
Haytham Kenway a key character in the Assassin's Creed III will reportedly make an appearance in this title.
The game's story keeps you hooked up. It has strong ties to AC III & AC IV. Probably the darkest title in the series.
Assassin's Creed Rogue starts in 1751, which means it's right between the time periods of Assassin's Creed 3 and Assassin's Creed 4. Ubisoft said that this new game completes the "North American saga" started by those other two chapters. It's very thick with information filling in many of the gaps between Assassin's Creed 3 and Black Flag,
Rogue allows the player to travel through the North Atlantic Ocean, travel across the frontier, and run amuck on the streets of New York City.
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