Assassin's Creed = EA's Creed?

Assassin's Creed Unity (called in the future ACU) is the most recent part of the AC series in which it comes to the struggle between Assassins and Tempelritterm, so far so good, but because ACU is still comparable?
No.

ACU is selling ore as a by-product of the series. I'm a be clear at the beginning, but no spoilers are in details. Arno, our character is the son of an assassin and takes his heritage. Élise, the childhood sweetheart of Arno is the daughter of a Knight Templar. Anyone can imagine the story.

Why is no AC? But It has everything .. because of. If you play in the parts before a character from the modern era throws us ACU equal in history, keeps us away from the current battle for the apple and co.

Here in details:

Graphics: Well-known style of AC and watchdogs, the city is alive, there are weather changes, sharp textures and chic details, but the animations are still in need of something. For the city is large, the foresight and the enormous load pauses for the city barely noticeable. However annoying the camera and the many details hide objects and targets.

Sound: Great soundtrack that gives the feeling of being in a futuristic thriller. The game sounds are enormous, though explosions and shots are a bit weak. The voice speaks several languages, which for the section must be reloaded.

Balancing: Here we go, little information how or why. You have to work out to be one of the felt 300 weapons (let BF and greet CoD) to buy laboriously money. And not even with nem dealers but simply to the adjustment menu (which you have to find first). In addition, you have to solve problems and app missions, also to get some weapons and clothing, wtf for 100% game progress different community?

Story: Interesting section of the French Revolution, but years are skipped which are completely irrelevant (at least according to the game). There are a bunch of characters and side quests, with some very similar.

Conclusion: Playful seen ACU is new but somehow not. This community connection bugging me since I as a Day-One Serienfan love the story and development, not the opportunity to play with any weapons or to get in missions with others. In my opinion, it is worse than its predecessor.
However, the biggest disgrace is Ubisoft's handling of the brand as it is now in Battlefield or CoD: pure money-Auspresse. You get all evidence that you can secure benefits for real, some objects are only available for cash ... NEM full price game ??
Dear Publisher, please go again to college and learn what game ever means.

Had the game from EA I would rip expect not at Ubisoft. Especially since there are various mechanical problems (see news), I find ACU as reputation-killer for a great game series. If the same with The Division passierr Ubisoft loses a customer.

So to be a great game, but not a proper AC more, too bad!