Now admittedly a lot of the upset was down to the fact that people were not really aware that everyone in game was technically playing Arno (a similar system was successfully used with the character Aiden in Watch Dogs), but the social media storm that followed was primarily a result from some very infamous comments about how animating female characters took a lot more work – which in turn was even more silly when you had a fully animated Elise in the game, but I digress. If you think back to prior to the release of Assassin's Creed Unity in 2014, there was a tremendous uproar over the co-operative multiplayer mode not offering the option to play as a female character, especially when previous multiplayer modes had offered them. Especially when you look at how far we have come to now. As a female gamer, this is a huge deal to me and so very welcome for all female fans.
That being said, some of the changes being introduced to Odyssey are a welcome positive to me, and many of which are desired features that I have long called for, both on the forums and on ATA. I am no stranger to either critical response, as I have always given my honest opinion on where I feel things are, and where they should be going as a fan. With each game release, different iterations and refinements have added or taken away elements, with every experiment either being praised or rebuked in kind. As a franchise, Assassin's Creed has changed remarkably over the past decade.
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