Professional athletes appreciated the realism of tricks in Assassin’s Creed

The PC Gamer -publication has released an entertaining video in which professional parent parents appreciated the realism of movements in the Assassin’s Creed series. Journalists invited Toby Segar and Benj Cave from the British Storror team to distinguish the tricks from the main characters from the point of view of real sports.

Assassin’s Creed is primarily a game, and no Parsu Curu simulator, so many acrobatic elements have been simplified because of entertainment. Athletes kept in some movements such as the use of a pole Mirage and descent on the cable Revelations, but in general they found many shortcomings.

The athletes scold out Yasuke separately Shadows that tolerate the weight to the knee during the tidy. Segar called this movement a “crime against Parsu”, because knees and elbows at all costs should be protected. However, a dark samurai with dark skin is bad in parking, so Ubisoft could do it deliberately.

By the way, the Storror team itself is preparing a game of parkure – The release is planned for 2025. And Assassin’s Creed: Shadows will be released on March 20.