Marketing at it's finest

First I would like to say that I Computer and Video Games since the mid-80s, so I've seen a lot of so shallow and hochgehypten games and played. But Assassin's Creed is the winner! After the hype and the unobjektiven reviews prey much I bought this game with anticipation ...

Positives:

-grandiose animations and very good graphics (is marred by errors and tearing framerate problems, see below)
-Very good presentation itself (architectural simulation, voice acting, etc.)

Negatives:

-katastrophale Bugs (game locks up, framerate and tearing problems! Ubisoft pushes it to the firmware 2.0, but there are reports of the same problems with earlier firmware versions)
-stupide artificial intelligence and gross design mistakes of the AI ​​(the AI ​​is either clairvoyant or after imitating a priest blind, deaf and strohdumm; many unglaubwuerdige hand Lugen can one would even deal with simple scripting, etc.)
Constantly repeating Miniauftraege and "Design" decisions artificially attract other game in the Duration
-The highly acclaimed story is for me just average (who praises this is in the sky and so probably faint at Lurking Horror, Planescape Torment)
-fuehlt to me as it would have no "soul" / substance; rather as if I was playing a video demo

I am absolutely in the minority, I still recommend buying any of this game wants to audition at least for a few hours. So you can a few times repeating the same Miniauftraege and that most of the experience that I have listed as negative and then decide for yourself.

Assassin's Creed is, unfortunately, a very good example of a missed opportunity. Because of the bugs that game actually has only one star, but I would give this game the rating I would give without the bugs because Ubisoft reportedly already working on a patch.