18. More various weapon types and gadgets and more different ways of using them.
19. Something like a coop-campaign, maybe making the whole game playable for up to 4 people or something.
20. More stealth-felling (crouching, disguising)
21.Side mission improvements:
In AC3 the assassination targets were just
“templars” walking on the street. I should have to hunt him, maybe ask
or eavesdrop on people to get his position. The player should need to
prevent guards from seeing him when chasing after the target.
22. Better story. 😀

17.Better product design
Players had to buy Freedom edition for more than 100 dollars – just because i wanted the “exclusive” extra digital content – even if they were not interested in Connor’s statue. And they had to buy season pass for 40 dollars which contained those extra missions, they had already bought. That’s not exclusive, that’s pathetic. Ubisoft makes s_ck it’s best customers, shame on you.

8. More detailed side missions
In the previous episodes all side quests had an own story. You protected a scared courtesan or got a letter from Lorenzo Medici. Every assassination mission had it’s all detail – eg. a guarded target, a target in the crowd etc. In AC3’s assassination missions players had to kill 5 completely faceless character without any story background. All targets were alone, and should be killed in the same way.

9. No time constrains in optional objectives
If Ubisoft people would like to create a beautiful game, they should let the player enough time to examine it. It’s a problem since AC Brotherhood: if you finish a Romulus lair in 8 minutes, there is no time to loot any chests. Optional objectives should provide a full game experience with challenge, and should not make players s_ck.

10. Usable map
From the first episode it was a trivial rule, that synchronizing all viewpoints reveals the map completely. It was very disappointing that you noticed that you have missed many missions AFTER the end of the game. Did you know that there was Thieves guild in AC3? Or assassination missions in the frontier? Here we are.

11. Value to money and rewards
It is a very good thing to make money in a game, if you know, that you can buy something really valuable from it. In AC3 there was no armor at all, and the best weapon was about 10% better than the worst one. That’s not enough to make players earn money. The rewards were often useless (after riding all across the frontier and killing a bear, you got a scarf texture on the wall. Collecting all feathers gives you your original outfit , Captain kidd’s treasure is an almost invisible ring – that is ridiculous.)

12. Involve multiplayer characters to single mode
It was a great idea, that all MP characters had their own story, but it was much better interpreted in ACR or in ACB. It would have been nice if characters (like Aveline) has appeared in the game.

13. High quality riddles
ACB riddles were awesome, they were solvable, yet it was fun to play them. And there were at least 12 riddle types. The reward was good (a video or a message), and most of them revealed some info about templars in the present or in the past. In AC3 a four year old kid can solve these puzzles. All the three of them.

14. Longer and more difficult jumping puzzles
Many of AC fans were fans of Prince of persia. Jumping puzzles were one of the most enjoyable parts of the games. In AC3 they were good, the levels were beautiful but they were too short.

15. Agility over weapons
An assassin doesn’t need bombs, ultimate rope darts or bazookas. It’s far enough, if he can use the environment with more options than the enemy. It’s true, that Connor could climb trees while his enemies could not, but he bould not just jump of them, becaust there were very few well positioned haystacks. And the same problem was in the cities.

16. How does he know?
It’s very confusing if you don’t know if your character knows something or not. A character evolves as his knowledge grows. And the player should be there when it happens. Unfortunately we could not see when Connor has been informed about Haytham, nor when Charles Lee became “evil”.

Hahaha. Oh, so now you have to be addressed to stand up for someone. Wow… didn’t I tell you not to respond.