Mel

Raga voi dovete andare da uno bravo, ma bravo bravo

I’m not even surprised that 90% of the criticism of the God of War - Laufey game is because the main character is a woman. Not a criticism about the gameplay, the combat system, the graphics, etc.

No No

Because the main character of a fxcking spin-off is A WOMAN !!!

This is a SPIN-OFF.

Let's see the definition of Spin-off:

"A spin-off is a new entity, product, or project that is derived from an existing, larger work or organization. It typically takes an element of the original and develops it into an independent focus."

So, why Santamonica shouldn't do a Spin-off about an important charcater as Laufey/Faye?

Guess where 90% of the criticism comes from? Men (stupidi cazzomuniti).

This lead me to a serious question:

Dear men, why is so important that the main character of a game, not even the main game, but a spin-off, is a man (preferably white), muscular and bald? Why do you hate women so much?

@moriitis JUST POSTED A NEW FANFIC PEOPLE RUN... LIFE IS WORTH LEAVING

-Connor was like a wall, no feelings.

Never understood why people feel that way about him. He is such a sweetheart after all that he is been through. I always wonder how he is so gentle and understanding with his enemies after causing him so much pain. 🤎🪶

not the only heavy stack he's carrying am i right?

i know he's very generous with his money too, purely because (and somebody fact check me on this) native americans had no form of currency like money? so to him, i don't think he sees much value in it? other than upgrades for the aquila, on weapons or the manor.

i know he is a BIGGG SOFTIE when it comes to giving poor children money whenever he's in boston or new york. these kids would see his wanted posters and then be like;

I saw someone in a youtube comment section under a gameplay of the Assassin’s Creed 3 DLC comparing Connor and George Washington to two college students smoking pot for the first time and it cracked me up hahah

@ac-edits event 03, protagonists: Ratonhnhaké:ton

↳ There is a reason that we stand alone. It is natural to wonder… To worry. But we must stand strong. We must have faith.

Haytham may hate Edward in some capacity or at the very least feels some kind of dhame about him as denoted with his conversation with Adéwalé. Saying Edward had "no sense of shame". Haytham seems to feel some kind of superiority over this.

But...Edward changed in the end. He saw the error of his selfish ways, and eventually dedicated to bettering himself for the sake of his family.

Haytham....couldn't change in the end. Not even for Connor. Not for his son. Haytham just could not for the life of him alter his course yet there's so much evidence that is telling that he DOES think about it. There's little nuggets of weakness that show a man who does want to be a father. Even acts like it at times when he doesn't have the fucking right to. It's a role he subconsciously wants to fill for Connor.

But in the end he couldn't change. Not like Edward did.

The Whispers

So I would like to propose a concept:

Haytham: oh no, a roguishly handsome and extremely competent ship captain with a charming accent, just like my father who died in front of me

Connor, watching from afar: oh no, my father who I wish died in front of me