You're going to be talking about Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced.

Yeah, so I just sort of jumped into it this weekend.

And I think I saw the announcement of it and I got really excited by it.

I think my history with Assassin's Creed, like I think a lot of people has been a series of ups and downs.

Like I obviously fell in love with the first few and Assassin's Creed 2, I still think is the best.

Love the Ezio trilogy, even though it got a bit tired.

And into Black Flag, I thought it was great.

Definitely.

Is that the kind of vibe?

vibe?So I always feel like it's between eras where, like, things had to be- A bit pouty, isn't it? Yeah, a bit pouty, a bit posey.

It's almost between eras where, like, things had to be a lot more grounded and more serious, but it wanted to sort of recapture, like, the epic swords and sandals films- Mm ... from, like, decades earlier.

Yeah.

And it's sort of in this, in this mid point.

It's probably a bit...

I, I actually will say the sets and the costumes- Mm ... and the, the scale of it is really impressive, and it was, like, the most expensive movie at the time that was made.

the thing?

But when I think the game doubles down on being like, "This is how we're gonna do our chase scenes, our fight scenes-

scenes-Or basically everything.

Um, for me, it just really worked, and it was really riveting.

And every time I had a chase or someone was trying to kill me or I had to go and catch someone, I found all the quick time events really riveting.

And I'm like, "I think this action scene works.

I think this chase scene works." I forgot so many elements of the story, and it took me back to when I played it.

I think it came out in 2010.

Mm.