Jesus
surfing
and
sharks
in
the
same
place
usually
ends
up
with
someone
getting
eaten
but
with
surf
shark
the
only
thing
getting
eaten
is
people
trying
to
rob
your
data
it's
a
VPN
so
enjoy
privacy
and
enjoy
in
other
countries
Netflix
but
unlike
most
VPNs
it
also
comes
with
a
suite
of
safety
and
convenience
features
while
you
surf
the
web
hey
that's
why
it's
called
surf
shop
features
such
as
hack
clock
ID
protection
that
will
notify
you
if
your
email
addresses
or
passwords
are
ever
leaked
great
if
you're
as
paranoid
as
me
and
if
you're
as
epic
a
gamer
as
me
then
you'll
also
appreciate
surf
shark
smart
DNS
that
allows
you
to
run
your
VPN
on
console
throw
in
a
no
logs
policy
a
30-day
money-back
guarantee
and
the
fact
that
they're
giving
out
subscriptions
to
small
businesses
in
quarantine
these
guys
look
like
a
pretty
safe
bet
surf
shark
proving
that
not
all
sharks
are
[ __ ]
if
you
want
to
help
the
channel
and
an
83%
discount
then
head
over
to
Surf
Shack
deal
slash
white
light
and
enter
code
you
guessed
it
white
light
stay
by
blade
from
the
flesh
of
the
innocent
hide
in
plain
sight
never
compromise
the
assassin
Brotherhood
these
are
the
tenets
of
the
Creed
the
principles
are
used
to
live
by
I
was
a
young
man
then
the
Seven
Years
War
was
about
to
begin
I
could
not
have
imagined
what
the
future
had
in
store
for
me
nor
the
cost
by
when
shoes
to
bear
my
name
is
Shay
Patrick
Cormac
this
is
my
story
rogue
plays
its
premise
elegantly
but
not
subtly
Shay
is
under
your
control
for
not
a
second
before
you're
hunting
an
assassin
a
red
icon
over
his
hood
and
your
objective
to
kill
this
nameless
man
the
chase
teaches
parkour
the
killing
below
is
an
unforgettable
lesson
of
assassination
that's
two
facets
of
gameplay
and
the
premise
introduced
in
30
seconds
but
is
it
no
dead
assassin
because
this
is
shade
before
he
defected
and
the
chase
was
merely
training
a
smart
twist
that
gets
you
wondering
just
how
Shay
could
have
left
this
innocent
energetic
friendship
behind
and
joined
their
worst
enemies
the
camaraderie
between
Shay
and
Liam
charms
as
you're
led
throughout
environments
that
naturally
tutorial
eyes
exploration
all
the
collectibles
and
arms
reach
but
directly
on
your
path
only
those
who
care
for
exploration
will
receive
this
as
a
tutorial
that
way
everyone
wins
fellow
assassin
Chevalier
de
La
Verendrye
is
stranded
without
his
ship
after
an
ambush
it's
on
you
to
recover
it
thankfully
the
Templars
have
left
a
vessel
nearby
yours
for
the
capture
the
Morrigan
steering
and
combat
both
are
neatly
squeezed
into
the
end
of
the
densest
tutorial
the
series
has
ever
seen
as
a
spiritual
follow-up
to
Black
Flag
its
brevity
can
be
taken
as
a
mere
refresher
instead
of
babying
you
into
boredom
good
for
those
familiar
with
the
series
which
in
Rose
case
I'd
wager
is
most
but
excellent
for
replayability
there
is
no
greater
turnoff
to
a
repeat
playthrough
than
having
to
spend
an
eon
in
the
tutorials
rogue
swerves
it
I'd
place
it
among
the
best
introductions
the
series
has
ever
seen
which
is
funny
because
almost
immediately
following
it
is
the
worst
introduction
the
series
has
ever
seen
[Music]
how
is
a
man
getting
back
to
his
ship
worthy
of
the
title
card
drop
what
are
you
smoking
listen
it
doesn't
matter
don't
worry
about
it
because
we
are
in
the
North
Atlantic
look
at
this
place
I'd
like
to
say
before
we
move
on
that
I'm
incredibly
thankful
for
the
overwhelming
support
on
my
black
flag
video
I'm
delighted
to
have
fired
up
old
whales
of
nostalgia
and
so
so
many
people
we're
now
on
ninety-one
patrons
all
of
whom
I
am
immensely
grateful
to
for
helping
this
channel
grow
and
survive
I
feel
incredibly
like
ok
now
you
might
have
noticed
this
is
just
black
flag
but
white
hold
that
thought
firstly
it's
actually
black
flag
but
less
yellow
secondly
the
Ubisoft
executives
noticed
that
too
but
didn't
say
anything
because
they
were
too
busy
orgasming
thirdly
the
North
Atlantic
is
actually
pretty
cool
the
passengers
of
the
Titanic
found
that
out
the
hard
way
but
rogues
a
little
more
accessible
black
flags
atmosphere
was
as
thick
as
tar
sticky
that
way
too
it's
hard
to
let
go
of
but
rode
replaces
it
with
the
charm
of
its
own
the
North
Atlantic's
visuals
range
from
perfectly
adequate
to
utterly
breathtaking
when
the
Sun
beams
orange
in
the
sea
contrasts
blue
nothing
but
the
creaking
of
wood
in
a
subtle
ambience
score
to
listen
to
rogues
frigid
kingdom
of
cold
and
silent
beauty
is
untouchable
for
a
game
design
for
hardware
from
2005
rogue
can
be
heavenly
but
that's
no
surprise
Ubisoft
rarely
design
a
wild
anything
less
than
beautiful
what
did
stick
out
to
me
though
was
the
level
design
River
Valley
is
rogue
second
map
it's
literally
a
valley
of
rivers
and
that
demands
a
more
gratifying
degree
of
concentration
from
the
player
both
in
getting
from
A
to
B
but
also
in
simply
avoiding
collisions
impressively
you
can
even
cut
straight
through
a
select
few
locations
on
foot
and
to
one
side
come
out
the
other
with
a
beacon
to
call
the
Morrigan
round
make
no
mistake
this
is
in
fact
a
long
cut
and
opportunities
are
rare
but
it
both
figuratively
and
literally
flashes
out
the
wall
and
introduces
a
breath
of
variation
into
wild
scale
navigation
that
black
flag
never
even
approached
you
will
not
see
bear
islands
in
rogue
you
will
not
see
completely
linear
pathways
throughout
an
entire
location
what
I
find
consistent
to
these
levels
is
the
sprawl
pubs
run
through
one
another
behind
one
another
over
each
other
it's
use
of
verticality
is
never-ending
like
for
every
path
that
comes
to
an
end
on
the
x-axis
I
could
go
either
up
or
down
and
discover
a
new
one
most
inhabited
outposts
have
this
intricate
quality
in
troves
providing
a
parkour
experience
that
elevates
the
exploration
gameplay
loop
vastly
higher
than
its
swashbuckling
predecessor
shipwrecks
are
the
liberty
of
being
designed
as
parkour
playgrounds
first
and
foremost
with
no
sacrifice
of
believability
so
if
you
haven't
quite
understood
what
I
mean
yet
just
take
a
look
around
can
you
see
how
parkour
pathways
provides
so
much
freedom
on
both
axes
how
it
almost
resembles
a
playground
that
you
might
see
in
those
wild
holiday
getaways
or
indoor
climbing
activities
that
kids
love
so
much
though
not
every
island
is
a
hit
there
are
enough
in
here
to
make
chasing
the
almost
overwhelming
amount
of
collectables
a
task
that
somehow
isn't
tedious
even
despite
the
relatively
low
material
value
behind
those
collectables
it's
like
Dragon
Age
Inquisition
if
the
busted-ass
movement
didn't
make
me
want
to
leap
of
faith
into
an
Asda
wheelie
bin
I'd
say
the
most
obvious
theme
of
rogues
wild
is
false
everything's
a
fork
the
gang
settlement
supports
the
settlement
settlement
two
forts
the
fort
supports
pretty
much
every
city
has
a
for
and
also
the
entire
ocean
is
forts
even
the
ship
supports
in
Suzy
mum
this
is
where
the
level
design
intersects
with
not
just
parkour
but
with
combat
and
with
stealth
forts
by
nature
bring
verticality
and
frequent
stealth
opportunities
it's
probably
the
greatest
but
least
obvious
of
all
the
reasons
rogues
encounters
felt
noticeably
more
engaging
than
black
flags
level
design
is
as
useful
for
the
gameplay
as
it
is
for
the
art
all
of
rogues
visual
strengths
work
better
thanks
to
the
islands
they're
set
on
PAL
is
a
remote
archipelago
in
the
North
Atlantic
whose
entrance
is
marked
by
two
opposing
men
a
war
sinking
to
the
deaths
sailing
over
their
graves
reveals
a
British
brig
beached
on
the
land
a
ship
killer
of
an
island
it
seems
having
made
landfall
I
found
a
pool
a
cave
and
penguins
lining
up
by
the
bay
as
the
Sun
set
did
anything
come
of
it
no
I
looted
the
island
thought
it
was
worth
and
left
but
the
beauty
of
the
place
the
design
and
even
that
tiny
miniscule
splash
of
environmental
storytelling
combined
to
a
perfect
way
of
displaying
the
strengths
of
this
world
the
atmosphere
is
a
subjective
as
game
elements
get
some
may
fall
in
love
with
it
some
may
prefer
black
flags
golden
tropical
splendor
but
from
a
design
perspective
what
we
have
here
is
so
many
magnitudes
superior
Black
Flag
I
have
to
wonder
how
they
even
found
time
for
it
and
there's
one
other
thing
that
for
the
first
act
of
Assassin's
Creed
rogue
in
French
fort
means
strong
which
is
absolutely
hilarious
because
you
hang
out
with
French
people
in
forts
also
the
fort's
enhance
the
encounters
but
mainly
it's
good
because
it's
funny
rogues
assassin
act
follows
a
rather
standard
premise
there
is
a
first
civilization
artifact
in
Templar
hands
and
the
assassins
want
that
back
a
precursor
box
and
a
manuscript
for
it
to
read
as
you
hunt
these
relics
Shea
is
quite
visibly
loaded
with
small
Inklings
of
anti
assassin
sentiment
but
before
we
discuss
what
that
is
let
me
explain
what
I
mean
by
visibly
loaded
it's
not
hidden
it
isn't
subtle
in
fact
it
doesn't
really
make
much
sense
at
all
I
think
we've
all
played
a
game
where
the
story
felt
guided
by
the
hand
of
God
to
get
you
into
the
most
engaging
situations
rogue
is
sadly
one
of
them
the
assassins
inexplicably
have
che
do
almost
all
the
dirty
work
despite
being
the
least
experienced
assassin
by
far
technically
still
a
trainee
by
the
time
Shea's
cut
down
three
big
trees
Templars
Liam
hope
and
Chevalier
haven't
even
left
Starbucks
a
similar
situation
I
think
most
epic
gamers
would
know
is
preparing
to
do
a
thing
but
then
that
thing
is
postponed
because
of
an
arbitrary
inconvenience
which
of
course
takes
three
items
to
overcome
here
we
are
about
to
use
the
artifacts
but
wait
Benjamin
Franklin's
lightning
rods
got
nicked
by
the
Constabulary
better
go
do
a
tailing
mission
to
get
them
back
times
like
this
could
unexceptional
e
be
avoided
with
a
simple
restructuring
if
getting
those
rods
was
Shay's
goal
to
begin
with
for
a
believable
reason
of
course
it
wouldn't
feel
so
forced
having
Shay
carry
out
the
assassinations
meanwhile
is
a
far
more
troublesome
issue
Shay
does
need
to
kill
these
Templars
himself
but
his
rookie
status
is
also
important
to
excuse
tutorial
ization
consoling
that
conflict
is
easier
said
than
done
but
necessary
nonetheless
Shay's
gotta
have
some
pretty
strong
reasons
to
stop
his
Brotherhood
in
the
back
his
development
makes
sense
through
his
lens
and
that's
what
matters
he
doesn't
see
a
great
difference
between
men
bending
everyone
to
their
well
by
force
where
there
is
the
assassins
or
the
Templars
it
doesn't
approve
of
how
he's
treated
by
his
assassins
hoop
areas
as
a
tool
of
rather
than
a
free
man
in
spite
of
their
Creed
he
doesn't
wish
to
stain
his
blade
with
the
blood
of
men
who
cannot
fight
back
like
Samuel
Adams
or
men
so
sick
there
weeks
away
from
death
regardless
like
Lawrence
Washington
but
the
deciding
blow
comes
not
long
after
Shay
and
hope
use
Benjamin
Franklin's
lightning
rods
to
activate
the
precursor
box
and
manuscript
turns
out
it's
a
map
perhaps
to
the
other
pieces
of
Eden
and
as
bright
as
can
be
shines
Lisbon
we
set
sail
immediately
it's
been
so
long
since
Assassin's
Creed
let
you
scuttle
about
this
grand
Catholic
architecture
so
Lisbon's
Cathedral
was
a
fresh
and
exciting
moment
it
was
good
to
feel
vertigo
for
the
first
time
in
the
Kenway
saga
it
wasn't
good
however
to
feel
a
sense
of
abyssal
dread
as
I
was
asked
to
complete
yet
another
one
of
these
[ __ ]
puzzles
so
to
unlock
the
precursor
sites
you've
got
to
stick
your
hidden
blade
in
four
holes
what
how
yeah
that's
some
maximum-security
[ __ ]
right
there
the
Templars
will
never
figure
out
if
this
was
real
a
cat
would
have
opened
the
vault
in
30
seconds
flat
and
Lisbon
would
have
been
nuked
before
it
was
even
settled
yeah
Road
places
the
blame
for
the
1755
Lisbon
earthquake
on
you
this
precursor
site
is
a
tree
of
Eden
responsible
for
holding
the
earth
together
any
disruption
results
in
a
tectonic
calamity
which
to
this
game
by
no
means
exaggerate
if
anything
its
tame
Lisbon
was
reduced
to
cinder
and
washed
away
by
the
following
tsunami
which
this
game
does
not
portray
they
had
to
build
a
new
city
where
the
old
ones
stood
but
in
rogue
I
didn't
care
as
dire
as
this
set-piece
may
seem
and
as
much
as
I
wanted
to
I
had
absolutely
no
emotional
connection
to
it
of
course
we
spent
no
time
in
Lisbon
we
barely
got
a
glance
of
the
city
and
were
running
away
about
five
minutes
after
we
arrived
which
is
why
I
see
it
as
a
colossal
mistake
that
Lisbon
was
never
a
real
location
why
waste
resources
on
these
pointless
Paris
glitch
missions
when
we
could
have
spent
time
building
a
connection
with
the
city
that
stands
and
then
Falls
as
the
tipping
point
of
Shay's
allegiance
Shay
could
have
lost
a
friend
there
a
lover
or
even
a
child
only
one
game
later
they
did
the
SS
in
Templar
romance
but
I
can't
help
but
think
the
Arno
Alize
concept
would
have
worked
better
for
rogue
Shay
losing
a
Templar
woman
would
have
not
only
set
his
heart
ablaze
but
also
increased
his
sympathy
for
the
Templars
it
fits
if
written
properly
compelling
romances
don't
need
a
great
deal
of
time
to
blossom
you
may
disagree
on
that
but
either
way
I
need
to
feel
the
weight
of
innocent
lives
snuffed
out
explosions
are
no
substitute
it's
only
Lisbon
by
name
as
great
a
missed
opportunity
as
this
is
though
I
still
find
it
to
be
a
believable
reason
for
Shay's
change
he
was
deceived
into
slaughtering
thousands
of
Ennis
it's
a
direct
contradiction
of
the
Creed
and
if
you
were
in
his
place
having
destroyed
an
entire
city
45,000
dead
what
do
you
think
any
different
upon
Shay's
return
the
performance
is
graces
with
some
much-needed
emotional
punching
power
his
fury
towards
Achilles
is
believable
doubly
so
since
it
turns
out
this
has
happened
before
they
did
the
very
same
thing
in
Haiti
hope
steps
in
to
defend
Achilles
and
Liam
pulls
Shay
away
but
he
cannot
let
this
happen
again
the
assassins
know
it
they
have
the
manuscript
if
Shay
can
snatch
it
he
might
be
able
to
slip
away
infiltrating
Davenport
Manor
is
as
easily
done
as
it
is
said
but
there's
something
special
here
this
is
your
introduction
to
the
idea
of
being
hunted
by
assassins
here
are
familiar
whistle
whispering
all
the
strange
noises
you
hear
in
the
background
play
with
your
paranoia
and
build
up
the
tension
if
Shay
takes
that
manuscript
there's
no
going
back
the
Brotherhood
will
brand
him
a
traitor
but
Lisbon
cannot
be
forgiven
or
allowed
to
happen
again
the
assassin's
spring
their
trap
it's
a
hopeless
escape
there's
no
way
to
run
that's
enough
give
back
the
manuscript
shame
I'm
sure
Kelly
I
cannot
I
will
not
let
this
happen
again
how
those
souls
lost
one
more
hardly
matters
shei
could
they
have
done
this
betrayal
any
better
yes
but
it
sure
as
[ __ ]
gets
the
job
done
a
couple
weeks
later
Shay
awakens
in
a
New
York
home
having
been
nursed
to
health
by
family
of
Templar
sympathizers
the
local
gang
is
causing
trouble
for
the
finnegans
under
hopes
orders
for
attacking
them
they
must
be
taught
a
lesson
this
is
Shay's
first
strike
against
the
assassins
and
Colonel
Munro
likes
what
he
sees
what
follows
presents
two
problems
the
first
of
which
is
familiar
Munro
a
total
stranger
just
shows
up
and
decides
30
seconds
after
having
met
Shay
would
be
a
great
time
to
renovate
some
buildings
together
it's
an
attempt
to
win
Shay's
approval
but
I
don't
think
I
need
to
explain
how
meeting
a
total
stranger
giving
them
300
quid
to
spend
doing
up
the
front
of
a
church
and
then
pissing
off
into
the
distance
isn't
exactly
a
natural
way
of
owning
someone's
trust
the
second
problem
is
that
even
with
it's
unnatural
placement
it
doesn't
go
far
enough
it
never
really
does
many
of
Shay's
reasons
for
despising
the
assassins
are
purely
moral
purely
ideological
and
that's
good
because
it
gives
room
for
ambiguity
I
should
be
able
to
disagree
with
Shay
it
isn't
simply
an
objective
truth
that
the
assassins
are
in
the
wrong
perhaps
it
is
right
to
kill
the
few
to
save
the
many
perhaps
it
is
worth
killing
unarmed
men
for
the
greater
good
but
the
ends
only
justify
the
means
if
the
ends
are
worth
it
the
ax
thuds
would
slaughter
innocents
to
keep
power
out
of
Templar
hands
but
can
we
really
say
Templar
power
is
such
a
terrible
fate
if
that's
the
cost
that's
what
Shay
should
question
are
the
Templars
really
the
bad
guys
that's
where
Shay's
transition
should
be
solved
but
I
cannot
see
how
he
would
overcome
a
lifetime
of
anti
Templar
indoctrination
and
switch
sites
so
quickly
logically
Templars
presenter
means
to
stop
the
assassins
but
that
doesn't
mean
she
should
ideologically
agree
with
him
yet
his
betrayal
was
done
excellently
but
that's
only
half
a
defection
his
new
allegiance
is
left
a
lot
to
be
desired
nevertheless
Shay
is
now
a
Templar
so
if
Black
Flag
fulfilled
the
pirate
fantasy
and
Rogue
is
a
copy
but
with
nothing
to
do
with
pirates
then
how
does
Black
Flag
structure
service
rogues
fantasy
supposedly
this
game
is
about
being
a
Templar
and
the
conflicts
between
them
and
the
assassins
make
sense
in
that
case
to
start
with
combat
in
typical
AC
fashion
the
best
part
is
how
it
looks
one
new
weapon
type
is
pathetic
for
a
mainline
Assassin's
Creed
but
that
one
is
certainly
a
gem
the
new
animations
are
fantastic
but
what
we're
supposed
to
make
rogue
unique
was
the
idea
that
everything
you
can
do
the
enemies
can
do
as
well
and
through
the
stalkers
that's
part
true
their
presence
is
marked
by
loud
whispering
and
their
location
is
generally
hinted
at
by
the
same
distance
based
compass
so
you
have
an
assassin's
creed
multiplayer
tracking
them
down
is
half
the
fight
the
rest
is
getting
the
first
hit
hanging
shoot'em
don't
get
seen
if
you
do
they'll
attack
fast
so
you've
got
to
be
just
as
quick
on
the
counter
but
you
can't
always
see
them
coming
it's
quite
a
rush
to
find
yourself
pinned
to
the
ground
and
a
better
one
to
turn
that
situation
over
no
it
isn't
groundbreaking
the
constant
whispering
when
you're
just
trying
to
get
from
A
to
B
as
annoying
and
unfortunately
you'll
very
rarely
see
them
outside
of
New
York
but
it
is
welcome
variation
in
the
Black
Flag
video
I
said
tougher
enemies
was
exactly
what
the
game
needed
stalkers
are
tougher
enemies
but
they're
not
tough
gang
leaders
are
tough
they
have
the
stealth
of
a
stalker
with
a
pistol
smoke
bomb
in
an
unblockable
hidden
blade
strike
fantastic
but
let's
not
get
ahead
of
ourselves
a
gang
leader
needs
a
gang
so
you
won't
find
them
outside
of
settlements
there's
16
of
those
so
enjoy
your
16
tough
fights
per
playthrough
provided
your
detected
each
time
the
bounty
hunter
certainly
look
tough
and
they
may
feel
that
way
too
when
you
realize
you
physically
cannot
counter
them
an
illusion
dispelled
the
instant
you
try
using
the
rope
dart
or
just
shoot
them
in
the
head
so
rogue
contains
mechanics
that
allow
you
to
fight
assassins
but
the
only
challenging
variant
of
that
can
happen
a
maximum
of
16
times
and
the
rest
are
largely
restricted
to
one
dull
city
that
you
won't
be
spending
most
of
your
time
in
anyway
do
you
fear
death
Shay
shut
the
Frick
up
Davy
Jones
no
I
don't
fear
death
the
game's
still
too
easy
and
I'm
not
happy
about
it
what
fantasy
does
this
serve
I'm
not
a
pirate
I'm
not
an
assassin
I'm
a
Templar
how
can
this
make
me
feel
like
a
Templar
if
not
a
person
who
orchestrates
civilization
from
the
shadows
then
at
the
very
least
a
person
who
kills
assassins
easy
combat
and
feeling
like
a
badass
are
not
linked
this
is
better
than
Black
Flag
but
it's
an
incremental
improvement
which
I
find
monumentally
disappointing
given
this
game
is
a
very
premise
disappointing
and
after
having
listened
to
the
ideas
of
more
Coris
essence
Creed
players
perhaps
justified
in
a
twisted
sense
there
with
me
you'd
think
after
Black
Flag
whose
technical
issues
were
very
hit-or-miss
for
people
that
they'd
actually
try
to
fix
up
the
clunky
mechanics
the
bugs
and
the
inconsistencies
really
Shaye
because
it
sure
feels
like
this
asthmatic
engine
is
making
your
luck
well
you'll
be
pleased
to
know
that
you
don't
randomly
sheathe
your
swords
in
the
middle
of
a
battle
anymore
but
everything
else
remains
and
is
host
to
the
plague
of
new
issues
we're
about
to
see
right
now
this
one
here
is
both
a
bug
and
a
mechanical
problem
I'm
on
low
health
so
a
single
shot
will
kill
me
I
see
a
way
to
save
myself
just
got
a
grab
one
of
the
captain's
buddies
to
use
as
a
meat
shield
but
the
guy
on
the
left
here
his
AI
is
completely
broken
and
hasn't
actually
engaged
me
yet
the
game
therefore
thinks
she
can't
use
human
shield
on
him
and
it's
good
night
New
York
the
fact
that
you
need
to
be
in
an
open
combat
state
to
use
human
shield
is
the
heart
of
the
issue
the
bug
worsened
it
to
lethality
this
next
one
is
so
bad
I
can
hardly
comprehend
it
Here
I
am
trying
to
truck
a
stalker
off
a
roof
but
there's
no
throw
body
button
so
I
set
her
down
she
starts
sliding
she
then
gets
up
like
nothing
happened
and
glitches
into
an
assisted
suicide
check
this
out
what's
missing
from
this
picture
any
ideas
the
answers
Shay
he
isn't
[ __ ]
in
it
he's
just
gone
invisible
and
his
dialog
keeps
going
out
and
then
as
soon
as
the
cutscene
ends
Shay's
somehow
Falls
and
instantly
dies
did
they
code
this
game
with
[ __ ]
alphabetti
spaghetti
I'm
not
trying
to
portray
these
individual
bugs
as
consistent
I'm
trying
to
frame
the
generally
weak
technical
state
in
combination
with
poorly
coded
mechanics
that
is
a
consistent
pain
in
the
ass
so
how
could
any
of
this
possibly
justify
the
combat
the
difference
between
a
bug
and
poor
coding
resulting
in
difficulties
is
hard
to
distinguish
in
the
moment
but
the
general
sense
is
one
of
inconsistency
of
clunkiness
that
could
be
applied
to
the
majority
of
this
franchise
and
consider
this
the
heart
of
the
game
is
the
harder
inconsistencies
punish
you
black
flags
clunk
is
just
an
annoyance
if
it
was
hard
it'd
be
a
nightmare
maybe
we'll
see
if
that's
really
the
case
in
the
future
but
for
now
I'd
like
to
give
credit
where
it's
due
part
of
being
a
Templar
is
supposedly
bringing
order
to
the
world
and
to
that
end
you
can
renovate
almost
40
buildings
you
can
free
locations
from
gang
occupied
these
all
make
noticeable
differences
and
contribute
to
your
coffers
I
can't
complain
but
it
doesn't
change
the
fact
that
in
Templar
game
you
play
as
an
assassin
who
spends
most
of
his
time
being
a
bog-standard
British
privateer
what's
so
difficult
about
discussing
this
game
is
that
it's
fundamentally
the
same
as
Black
Flag
there's
no
point
in
repeating
myself
especially
since
most
of
us
played
at
first
anyway
a
lot
of
what
I've
said
so
far
explains
my
disappointment
but
like
I
said
Rogue
is
just
black
flag
with
a
sleep
grenade
and
an
Irish
accent
Black
Flag
was
great
you
still
have
among
the
best
naval
combat
systems
ever
created
decent
on
foot
assassin
mechanics
and
incredibly
exhilarating
boarding
you
still
have
sea
shanties
a
good
economy
streamlined
upgrades
you
still
have
a
wealth
of
areas
to
explore
and
a
hell
of
a
lot
to
do
and
find
within
them
Rogue
is
a
good
game
but
it
naturally
demands
comparison
to
Black
Flag
I
also
expect
improvement
and
for
it
to
live
up
to
its
premise
for
now
let's
make
do
with
what
we've
got
if
we're
playing
a
privateer
you
should
meet
our
Templar
quartermaster
Christopher
gist
I
have
one
question
who
even
is
Christopher
Guest
don't
ask
me
I
forgot
he
existed
this
man
has
to
live
up
to
Adewale
and
all
he
does
the
entire
game
is
make
meaningless
chitchat
and
his
utter
ly
ridiculous
voice
you
also
learned
the
path
we
must
take
next
prevent
a
group
of
paper
skull
killers
from
destroying
another
city
you
know
trying
to
sell
washing
machine
fluid
to
pensioners
mate
you're
a
wartime
privateer
he
doesn't
even
do
anything
man
he's
got
no
conflict
no
backstory
no
death
he's
an
insult
to
Anne
Bonny
in
Adewale
though
Monroe
isn't
much
deeper
he
sure
is
more
likable
and
he
is
central
to
what
I'd
call
the
second
act
of
Assassin's
Creed
rogue
you're
tasked
with
protecting
him
against
the
assassins
during
a
war
between
the
British
Army
in
the
French
the
Seven
Years
War
as
decent
as
these
missions
are
Munro
just
isn't
a
strong
enough
character
to
support
them
he
is
the
physical
embodiment
of
all
that
is
good
in
the
Templars
che
needs
to
see
the
Templars
aren't
so
bad
but
it's
something
else
entirely
to
be
presented
with
this
perfect
human
being
AGGA
reefs
do
if
there
ever
was
one
Templars
are
still
meant
to
be
human
aren't
they
it's
as
if
they
want
to
replace
one
good
guy
faction
with
another
instead
of
maintaining
an
ambiguity
worse
I
get
the
sense
that
Monroe's
like
ability
was
only
built
up
so
much
for
him
to
be
killed
by
Liam
like
he
was
an
overt
tool
for
the
writers
to
fan
the
flame
of
anti
assassin
hatred
unfortunately
this
over
nature
undermines
it
for
me
the
only
thing
I
feel
is
disappointed
in
the
writing
but
that's
not
even
the
right
doll
to
be
aiming
for
we
already
dislike
the
assassins
they
blew
up
two
cities
what
we
need
is
reasons
to
believe
in
the
Templars
with
Munro
dead
the
manuscript
returns
to
assassin
hands
it's
this
the
starts
the
third
act
one
that
makes
the
privateering
fantasy
all
the
more
reality
with
another
earthquake
now
a
terrible
possibility
Shea
makes
it
his
mission
to
stop
that
at
any
cost
he
hey
'them
Kenway
and
captain
james
cook
fight
in
the
Battle
of
Louisiana
it's
an
amazing
spectacle
whether
you
love
the
history
of
this
time
period
or
not
Shea
fights
for
the
British
but
Adewale
he
fights
for
the
French
they
are
annihilated
Shea
and
Haytham
hunt
Adewale
to
a
snow
swept
island
but
what's
really
remarkable
is
that
neither
Haytham
or
Adewale
are
remarkable
themselves
I
don't
think
many
would
disagree
if
I
said
hey
--them
is
among
the
community's
favorite
characters
franchise
wide
his
sarcasm
wit
brutality
and
moral
ambiguity
make
him
an
addicting
presence
but
not
in
this
game
with
rare
exceptions
he
feels
neutered
where's
the
personality
where's
the
wisdom
anytime
I
expected
him
to
say
something
interesting
he
instead
comes
out
with
very
well
and
that's
all
there
is
to
it
Ida
wale
on
the
other
hand
it
feels
like
himself
but
his
end
was
rather
under
dramatic
for
such
a
legendary
assassin
you
just
walked
round
the
barn
and
stabbed
him
I
could
have
seen
that
coming
and
the
only
heir
assassination
I've
ever
seen
was
Pavarotti
sitting
on
a
hamster
Adewale
is
a
debatable
case
but
it's
the
start
of
a
trend
act
3
is
structured
like
a
hit
list
one
by
one
Shea
hunts
each
member
of
the
rogues
gallery
but
it's
emotionless
these
people
your
ending
they
have
no
internal
conflict
no
goals
in
life
no
family
no
backstory
you
can
find
anywhere
that
isn't
the
Codex
and
no
depth
whatsoever
only
their
surface
level
traits
distinguish
them
at
all
Chevalier
being
a
prick
Lee
and
being
wise
and
hope
being
I
don't
know
it
will
come
to
me
I
hope
she
is
the
first
on
the
list
though
and
cleverly
she
only
let
you
fight
her
to
give
time
for
Liam
to
escape
then
it's
off
to
kill
Chevalier
ah
but
he
only
like
you
fight
him
to
give
time
for
Liam
to
escape
dude
no
way
I
love
how
he
reveals
the
ruse
to
Shay
in
the
most
dramatic
way
possible
as
if
this
hasn't
now
happened
twice
in
a
row
but
better
three
times
total
this
exact
same
thing
happened
on
your
very
first
assassination
Washington
was
just
a
distraction
to
give
the
Templars
time
to
escape
the
overuse
of
this
device
is
comedic
did
Shay
suffer
an
icicle
lobotomy
on
his
way
down
the
cliff
fool
me
twice
shame
on
me
fool
me
three
times
shame
on
me
Munroe
it's
already
dead
what
do
you
mean
[Music]
the
missions
are
fun
no
[ __ ]
tailing
missions
and
the
dialogue
is
tight
despite
its
dumb
flaws
this
is
by
no
means
a
bad
experience
just
one
Hollow
of
any
emotional
weight
rogue
has
such
a
great
premise
but
systematically
misses
just
about
every
opportunity
to
connect
you
to
it
not
that
it
at
work
even
if
it
did
perhaps
that's
harsh
everyone
has
conflicting
accounts
regarding
bucks
everyone
played
on
different
machines
but
the
bugs
exist
Universal
or
not
noticed
or
not
and
they
aren't
so
kind
as
to
spare
the
narrative
from
their
[ __ ]
just
as
a
teaser
this
one
is
from
a
Paris
glitch
memory
a
jump
off
a
roof
and
that
ends
up
phasing
my
target
into
a
wall
I
had
to
restart
the
memory
turns
out
you
can't
stab
the
concrete
but
for
the
main
course
the
creme
de
la
creme
let
me
tell
you
about
the
[ __ ]
hope
chase
where
do
I
even
begin
how
about
the
music
not
kicking
in
for
no
apparent
reason
or
when
Shay
dropped
off
a
building
despite
the
obvious
desired
destination
being
a
jump
even
I
could
make
all
the
times
the
parkour
bunks
left
me
stalled
like
a
dumbass
all
the
time
when
hopes
a
I
decided
it
was
tired
of
this
a
certain
malarkey
and
thought
it
best
to
run
merrily
throughout
the
streets
only
the
streets
I
chased
her
like
this
for
three
[ __ ]
minutes
before
realizing
I
physically
could
not
catch
her
so
I
decided
to
commit
self
desynchronization
big
oof
bugs
clunky
code
or
lack
of
testing
be
still
undermine
drama
not
routinely
but
it
happens
they
come
at
you
like
dance
sometimes
you
get
lucky
sometimes
you'll
hit
with
the
bullseye
and
you've
got
to
play
a
murderous
game
of
it
I'm
pleased
to
say
that
the
climax
and
ending
of
rogue
are
considerable
spikes
in
quality
Shay
and
Haytham
track
achilles
and
liam
to
the
arctic
circle
the
site
of
another
tree
of
Eden
the
place
is
almost
otherworldly
and
a
delight
to
behold
but
aggressively
defended
by
both
the
assassins
and
the
first
civilization
there's
some
decent
parkour
challenges
in
the
form
of
their
ancient
security
measures
as
you
close
in
but
somehow
by
simply
looking
at
it
Achilles
realizes
Shay
was
right
about
the
trees
but
then
Liam
has
a
heated
game
a
moment
and
knocks
over
the
artifact
like
a
[ __ ]
which
triggers
the
earthquake
unlike
Hayes
conflict
is
rarely
addressed
again
after
he
joins
the
Templars
a
huge
missed
opportunity
but
one
of
those
times
is
now
regarding
Shay
and
hope
his
heart
and
mind
warned
with
each
other
over
killing
her
he
screams
to
Liam
that
he's
sorry
and
that
he
had
no
choice
it's
a
compelling
narrative
beat
to
add
to
the
dramatic
final
chase
also
great
is
that
Haytham
gets
his
personality
back
about
to
execute
Achilles
Shaye
convinces
him
to
show
mercy
both
for
mercy's
sake
and
because
if
only
Achilles
knows
the
danger
of
the
trees
then
only
he
can
stop
the
rest
of
the
assassins
from
meddling
Haytham
grudgingly
agrees
but
turns
back
to
shoot
him
in
the
leg
as
punishment
a
satisfying
origin
for
Achilles
is
limped
that's
the
Haytham
Kenway
I
know
the
final
memory
is
a
conclusion
to
the
Paris
glitches
you've
had
on
occasion
until
now
at
the
Palace
of
Versailles
you
witness
the
very
same
conversation
between
Arno
and
Elise
just
as
it
happened
in
unity
moments
before
you
put
a
blade
in
his
father
setting
that
game
in
motion
che
recites
his
new
Creed
a
Templar
of
the
colonial
know
of
the
American
right
I
couldn't
have
asked
for
a
better
end
to
the
Kenway
saga
or
a
better
introduction
to
the
modern
one
rogue
was
a
short
game
but
I
don't
think
the
benefits
outweigh
the
immense
cost
even
if
the
writing
was
up
to
snuff
we
didn't
have
enough
time
to
attach
to
hope
Chevalier
or
Liam
it
obviously
have
been
exciting
to
interact
with
the
assassins
as
a
Templar
but
instead
we
got
a
dull
hit
list
astray
is
continually
distracted
like
a
muppet
by
the
exact
same
ruse
we
were
denied
any
time
to
spend
in
Lisbon
despite
it
being
the
bottom
line
of
Shay's
betrayal
where
he
felt
the
weight
of
45,000
lost
lives
we
felt
very
little
rogues
brevity
at
least
came
with
density
there
was
no
padding
never
a
dull
mission
gameplay
wise
forget
[ __ ]
tailing
missions
if
you
weren't
assassinating
the
assassins
you
were
taking
part
in
a
war
of
Empires
they
never
failed
to
engage
the
theme
of
my
time
with
rogue
story
was
disappointment
you
know
for
a
game
sold
on
the
idea
of
being
a
Templar
I
don't
think
we
hear
even
a
single
nuanced
Pro
Templar
argument
from
start
to
finish
I'd
argue
Assassin's
Creed
3
did
a
better
job
of
exploring
the
ideological
conflict
hell
even
Assassin's
Creed
1
and
with
the
countless
missed
opportunities
and
the
ridiculous
writing
blunders
I
think
my
disappointment
is
justified
but
does
that
make
it
bad
performances
were
great
dialogue
was
largely
compelling
and
it
never
failed
to
be
at
the
very
least
interesting
I'll
always
love
Shaye
as
a
protagonist
I
am
dissatisfied
with
rogue
soul
and
it
quite
clearly
doesn't
his
body
we're
soon
to
see
yet
more
reasons
why
but
perhaps
that
body
may
still
have
something
to
offer
us
I
think
the
privateering
aspect
can
become
more
than
a
theme
it
can
become
the
fantasy
itself
exploring
plundering
blowing
up
the
French
the
Seven
Years
War
is
an
immersive
setting
interestingly
there
are
a
total
of
no
side
quests
to
that
end
or
at
all
but
there
is
site
content
so
much
of
it
in
fact
they're
going
for
100%
probably
extends
the
game's
runtime
so
far
behind
story
completion
you
might
have
forgotten
it
by
the
time
you're
done
there
are
vastly
more
locations
than
Black
Flag
enough
chess
to
fill
a
foggy
video
and
countless
collectibles
we've
seen
how
that
links
with
level
design
but
perhaps
more
interestingly
is
how
it
links
with
the
story
there's
a
fundamental
conflict
between
a
dense
tense
high-stakes
story
and
a
vast
open
wild
with
a
thousand
leisurely
activities
to
spend
your
time
on
a
youtube
comment
help
me
put
this
into
words
I
paraphrase
in
black
flag
I
did
maybe
75%
of
the
side
missions
before
I'd
finish
the
story
because
the
missions
ended
like
see
you
in
a
month
they
didn't
feel
like
the
plot
was
the
most
important
thing
but
in
Rogue
all
your
missions
are
of
utmost
importance
so
this
huge
open
world
just
becomes
something
you
travel
through
not
something
you
actually
explore
now
I
think
this
has
more
to
do
with
time
scales
than
it
does
with
importance
black
flag
still
had
stakes
the
plot
was
still
important
it
just
made
you
understand
that
there
was
a
time
gap
but
nevertheless
this
account
mirrors
my
own
experience
almost
exactly
I
did
most
of
the
site
content
before
finishing
Black
Flag
story
but
I
barely
scraped
rogues
because
it
was
a
war
on
two
fronts
and
it
never
slowed
the
pace
yet
another
way
Rogue
soul
seems
completely
disconnected
from
its
body
edward
is
a
pirate
kind
of
makes
sense
he'd
get
up
to
piracy
to
that
end
the
pace
of
the
story
invited
interacting
with
the
troves
of
content
in
the
Caribbean
Shae
isn't
portrayed
as
a
pirate
he's
a
soldier
it
felt
bizarre
to
jump
out
of
an
intense
story
mission
and
get
down
to
business
looking
for
cave
paintings
in
a
remote
North
Atlantic
island
of
course
you
have
to
account
for
the
lengths
of
each
game
Rogue
is
surprisingly
short
even
for
a
game
I
knew
would
be
short
black
flag
was
the
exact
opposite
so
inevitably
the
proportion
of
site
content
completed
before
you've
beaten
the
story
will
be
much
lower
here
but
even
considering
this
the
point
remains
Black
Flag's
body
was
built
for
its
sole
rogue's
wasn't
and
among
many
other
things
this
manifests
in
a
half
intense
experiences
the
story
plays
out
and
a
half
slow
relaxing
one
as
you
meander
through
the
site
content
to
the
detriment
of
the
pace
of
both
I
feel
like
I
got
to
review
two
different
games
here
because
that
is
how
the
experience
can
end
up
if
you
quit
rogue
shortly
after
the
story
ended
did
you
know
you
could
have
prisoner
of
war
ship
battles
and
naval
clashes
randomly
in
the
open
world
do
you
know
what
you
missed
first
let's
understand
how
naval
compacts
changed
I
found
private
airing
a
damn
sight
more
engaging
than
piracy
for
almost
as
many
mechanical
reasons
as
improvements
to
the
open
world
best
place
to
start
the
explosive
shot
it's
kinda
like
the
chain
shot
actually
it's
almost
exactly
like
the
chain
shot
but
what
is
unique
is
its
ability
to
shatter
icebergs
we've
since
discovered
that
it
was
actually
mermaids
who
sunk
the
Titanic
so
no
opportunity
for
revenge
but
I
also
hate
polar
bears
and
enemy
ships
which
is
convenient
because
breaking
about
sends
out
ripple
waves
that
damage
nearby
schooners
and
gunboats
guys
I
have
something
to
tell
you
Shay
gets
rammed
so
hard
in
fact
that
he
fell
over
sounds
like
be
intro
to
a
futanari
video
but
it's
actually
the
intro
to
getting
boarded
for
the
first
time
enemy
ships
can
truly
bring
the
fight
to
you
variation
an
added
sense
of
danger
even
a
little
immersion
there
is
no
downside
here
I
love
the
mix
up
every
single
time
this
happened
finally
rogue
replaces
black
flag
swivel
guns
with
the
puck
or
gun
it's
a
full
auto
free
aiming
cannon
that
can
sync
smaller
ship
single-handed
an
upgrade
in
more
ways
than
one
it's
a
lot
more
engaging
to
actually
aim
at
a
ship's
weak
spots
than
to
simply
hold
and
release
all
these
new
toys
and
for
no
shortage
of
battles
to
use
them
in
you've
still
got
your
convoys
but
I'd
say
my
personal
highlight
of
all
rogues
additions
were
the
prisoner
of
war
battles
there
are
three
ships
in
a
fleet
two
escorts
in
one
prison
ship
your
goal
is
to
sink
the
escorts
with
as
little
damage
as
possible
del
to
the
prisoners
the
less
damage
the
greater
the
reward
given
the
spread
of
the
broadsides
and
the
proximity
of
the
escort
battle
to
the
prison
ship
this
creates
vastly
more
interesting
choices
to
make
than
standard
gameplay
it
brings
the
best
out
of
the
naval
combat
but
that's
only
a
start
once
the
escorts
are
sunk
you
board
the
prison
ship
kill
the
resistance
and
free
the
captives
a
smartly
designed
multistage
fleet
battle
backed
up
by
the
immersive
to
save
the
prisoners
it's
absolutely
fantastic
naval
clash
is
similar
but
a
bit
more
bare-bones
it's
all-out
naval
war
between
the
strongest
of
the
British
and
the
French
your
objective
is
simply
to
support
the
British
with
the
health
bars
providing
a
sort
of
moral
compulsion
to
do
so
you're
rewarded
with
a
very
satisfying
cutscene
at
the
end
and
any
survivors
will
join
your
crew
expectedly
the
endgame
of
rogue
is
very
much
like
Black
Flag's
their
sets
of
legendary
armor
to
chase
and
legendary
ships
to
defeat
but
rogue
does
far
far
more
than
a
selection
of
beastly
man-of-war
it's
legendary
encounters
mirror
true
historical
battles
its
warfare
on
an
unprecedented
scale
for
this
series
and
it
is
utterly
glorious
though
the
music
is
far
too
quiet
that
glory
is
in
part
thanks
to
elite
to
alexandrova
thoroughly
badass
David
and
Goliath
you'll
fight
devastating
fire
ships
that
require
the
utmost
concentration
to
mow
down
before
they
can
impact
waves
upon
waves
of
frigates
and
one
final
flagship
to
win
the
day
it
feels
brilliant
like
you
haven't
just
mastered
this
game
but
this
era
of
Assassin's
Creed
it's
a
damn
shame
the
armor
doesn't
hold
up
its
end
of
the
bargain
the
Native
American
set
came
with
a
moment
of
hilarity
when
it
was
introduced
you
had
only
just
saved
a
tribe
from
assassin
control
when
the
elder
immediately
pulls
you
aside
to
show
off
the
armor
like
that's
an
appropriate
thing
to
do
right
after
her
entire
tribe
was
nearly
executed
who
is
waste
of
time
anyway
first
off
its
protected
with
bamboo
I
could
have
just
hired
a
panda
instead
of
exploring
the
ends
of
the
earth
for
bits
of
a
sacred
key
and
secondly
it's
just
not
worth
the
trouble
the
armor
looks
a
bit
like
you've
just
been
drenched
in
PVA
glue
and
thrown
into
a
mound
of
feathers
but
the
real
problem
is
that
the
only
benefit
is
reducing
melee
damage
it's
probably
going
to
take
a
lot
longer
getting
this
than
Black
Flag's
Templar
armor
and
by
then
I
doubt
reducing
melee
damage
will
be
much
of
a
benefit
especially
in
light
of
rogues
relative
ease
it
would
be
a
boring
bonus
even
in
a
game
where
it
mattered
a
similar
problem
plagues
the
11th
century
Templar
armor
it's
locked
in
the
shipwreck
of
the
Sapphire
which
you
just
stumble
on
by
exploring
I
love
that
but
the
special
perk
is
reduced
projectile
damage
now
Gunners
are
the
strongest
units
in
the
game
but
how
is
that
worth
collecting
all
24
Templar
maps
and
finding
all
24
Templar
treasures
that's
the
longest
quest
for
any
in
the
series
just
to
look
like
a
guy
who
hunts
weeaboos
the
last
two
sets
include
the
James
gun
armor
which
is
reserved
for
the
collector's
edition
and
makes
Shay
write
highly
inappropriate
tweets
and
the
other
is
the
assassin
killer
set
that
comes
with
a
permanent
gas
mask
I'd
say
the
assassin
killer
is
the
best
looking
set
in
the
entire
game
arguably
the
most
useful
must
be
a
hell
of
a
grind
together
then
right
yep
20
you
play
points
now
that's
a
hard
bargain
this
pisses
me
off
what
motivation
could
I
possibly
have
to
chase
any
of
the
other
sets
when
the
most
desirable
of
the
lot
is
a
literal
button
click
away
just
don't
unlock
it
is
a
band-aid
solution
more
interestingly
what
motivation
could
you
be
soft
possibly
have
get
people
clicking
a
few
buttons
on
you
play
is
that
it
if
you're
gonna
do
something
like
this
Ubisoft
at
least
rob
us
blind
or
something
I
gotta
say
it
surprises
me
that
Ubisoft
characterized
themselves
as
Abstergo
in
the
Days
of
Future
past
maybe
it
shows
a
conflict
between
the
suits
and
the
developers
very
much
like
the
one
we
see
in
rogues
modern
day
offering
not
everyone
who
works
for
Abstergo
understands
the
company's
true
nature
it's
only
a
handful
of
executives
handpicked
to
join
the
Templar
order
Melanie
miss
yipper
chip
our
overachiever
and
herself
that
promotion
over
time
even
taken
oliviers
position
from
the
last
game
apparently
they
never
found
his
body
presumably
Abstergo
placed
him
into
the
assassins
crosshairs
and
Aiden
piss
pulled
the
trigger
Melanie
seems
shaken
up
over
that
there's
a
small
sheen
of
compelling
tension
but
rogues
modern
day
has
little
else
to
offer
unless
you
like
being
taken
out
of
the
game
periodically
to
get
harassed
by
this
utter
scoundrel
and
forced
to
play
a
series
of
stupid-ass
iPad
mini
games
you
won't
even
understand
what
you're
doing
until
the
end
of
the
game
what
so
Berg
wants
to
use
Shay's
story
as
anti
assassin
propaganda
to
show
the
world
who
they
truly
are
but
that
is
a
very
little
consequence
to
the
overall
modern-day
plot
it
would
have
been
better
to
get
me
invested
before
the
story
ended
was
it
wise
for
Ubisoft
to
just
unabashedly
compare
themselves
to
the
corporate
Illuminati
given
everything
they've
done
it
takes
balls
I'll
give
them
that
and
if
you
needed
any
more
convincing
I
think
I
might
have
spoken
too
soon
about
Ubisoft
robbing
us
blind
because
they
kind
of
did
I'd
like
to
make
a
point
of
touching
on
the
Assassin's
Creed
remasters
but
my
point
in
this
case
is
that
there
isn't
anything
to
touch
on
what
the
[ __ ]
it's
the
same
game
the
only
reason
you
can't
buy
the
master
on
pc
is
because
all
they've
done
is
taken
the
old
pc
settings
and
put
them
on
console
i
don't
think
that
justifies
a
thirty
dollar
port
being
advertised
as
a
remaster
what's
really
[ __ ]
amazing
about
this
though
is
that
despite
the
fact
that
this
last
journal
can
ask
games
been
ported
over
with
what
looks
like
no
improvements
at
all
it
still
runs
at
30fps
i
mean
i'm
speechless
how
the
[ __ ]
is
that
even
possible
they've
done
this
multiple
times
now
even
Dark
Souls
remastered
figured
out
that
FPS
is
meant
to
be
a
priority
I'm
glad
that
this
version
exists
it
means
more
people
can
play
rogue
but
its
execution
is
unforgivable
and
depressingly
not
hard
to
believe
you
see
the
reason
black
flag
structure
is
it's
such
a
disconnect
from
rogues
premise
is
because
Assassin's
Creed
rogue
was
made
to
cash
in
on
the
success
of
its
predecessor
change
my
mind
did
that
make
a
good
game
yes
am
i
immensely
disappointed
it
didn't
live
up
to
its
premise
absolutely
but
it's
like
I
said
it's
important
to
express
my
disappointment
with
rogue
I
expected
more
but
it
is
still
a
fundamentally
good
game
with
its
own
unique
charm
charms
what
makes
you
fall
in
love
with
a
game
rogues
might
to
some
people
grant
them
more
joy
than
they
ever
got
from
black
fly
or
any
other
Assassin's
Creed
I'm
saying
I
think
I
understand
why
people
love
this
game
I'm
saying
by
my
measure
it's
good
but
it
could
have
been
better
and
a
lot
of
that
wouldn't
have
been
hard
thank
you
for
watching
and
speaking
of
watching
there's
a
lot
of
that
to
do
during
these
trying
times
I
might
be
able
to
help
you
there
my
buddy
Ren's
reviews
recently
took
off
thanks
to
a
series
of
absolutely
fantastic
videos
including
a
hilarious
analysis
of
Patrice
désilets
newest
game
ancestors
yes
our
main
man
Patrice
is
back
this
is
amazing
viewing
another
critique
of
Patrice's
work
comes
from
infamous
sir
Hellfire
the
most
under
subscribed
review
channel
in
the
known
universe
he
is
endlessly
passionate
about
Assassin's
Creed
which
recently
manifested
in
a
two-hour
critique
of
the
first
games
in
the
series
if
you
need
another
AC
fix
check
him
out
for
more
general
critique
videos
on
some
underrated
gems
by
an
underrated
gem
I'd
like
to
once
again
shout
out
squid
the
CID
he's
now
got
a
couple
videos
on
Linux
gaming
and
a
very
interesting
essay
on
why
games
aren't
open
source
unique
as
it
is
insightful
now
finally
if
you're
interested
in
fear
or
FPS
games
in
general
my
last
video
was
about
a
new
indie
title
trapping
which
I
believe
out
does
fear
and
crisis
both
in
terms
of
gameplay
yeah
that's
a
strong
statement
if
you'd
like
to
hear
me
back
it
up
please
do
go
on
back
and
check
it
out
thanks
again
I
hope
to
see
you
next
time
massive
thanks
go
out
to
I
know
lucky
Fabian
flack
Blake
Noland
Foss
for
Dylan
Shaffer
Murphy
Roman
three
two
three
seven
four
six
five
mama
Maudie
mr.
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with
some
Teager
neol
Kang
ballistic
rainbow
sim
John
lammle
Bishop
Nelson
Benjamin
Carter
Dominic
Jaworski
Lex
Williams
L
Hudson
Lucas
de
azevedo
Thomas
hey
I'm
Tim
Joshua
W
Shriner
Rob
mercy
sy
Trixie
lulamoon
captain
excellent
shade
chance
Tucker
Rock
ZZ
combat
wombat
juris
purines
holy
shift
Noah
be
subtly
Leone
cotton
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the
city
of
constant
has
a
unique
legacy
made
famous
through
hip
hop
records
like
Straight
Outta
Compton
by
NWA
the
city
developed
a
Wild
West
type
image
and
not
necessarily
in
the
best
way
the
music
of
dr.
Dre
eazy-e
DJ
Quik
the
game
and
more
found
its
roots
in
Compton
but
despite
all
of
the
exciting
art
to
come
out
of
the
city
its
harsh
realities
are
not
to
be
overlooked
it's
hard
for
a
kid
to
make
it
out
of
a
city
like
Compton
especially
a
good
kid
just
trying
to
make
it
out
with
his
morals
intact
kids
of
the
inner
city
needed
a
voice
for
the
everyman
the
ones
trying
to
find
the
straight
and
narrow
no
one
could
predict
that
an
artist
like
Kendrick
Lamar
would
come
along
up
for
the
challenge
I
was
probably
sticking
to
the
plan
of
keeping
it
true
to
what
I
wanted
to
do
from
the
beginning
that's
shine
a
different
light
on
my
city
compton
got
so
much
negativity
and
you
know
be
sharing
that
and
explaining
a
story
to
the
youth
you
know
let
him
know
that
I
come
from
this
place
and
you
still
can
touch
me
I
think
I
always
had
that
idea
of
exploring
some
more
than
the
city
you
know
than
always
having
a
forest
gangsta
rap
when
you
listen
to
good
kid
maad
city
he
will
understand
that
that's
me
that's
something
you
can't
escape
as
a
la
artists
or
West
Coast
cat
to
think
about
it
you
know
you
getting
these
kids
now
they
want
to
tell
a
story
a
little
bit
different
what
we
want
snowing
it's
just
gangster
weapon
it's
transcendence
you
know
to
a
universal
scale
so
you
were
here
a
different
type
of
instruments
you
were
here
different
bounces
on
a
beat
but
it
still
had
a
same
flow
in
the
midst
of
maneuvering
the
waters
of
trying
to
make
it
out
of
Compton
a
younger
kendrick
lamar
was
beginning
to
make
noise
in
his
community
offering
the
most
creative
wordplay
and
hard
hitting
songs
that
culminated
in
several
mixtapes
and
an
independent
album
titled
section.80
it
wasn't
long
before
Compton
royalty
dr.
Dre
himself
co-signed
Kendrick
and
would
later
crown
him
as
the
ambassador
for
the
West
Coast
after
getting
signed
to
dr.
Dre's
label
aftermath
it
was
clear
that
Kendricks
debut
studio
album
was
going
to
be
one
of
the
most
anticipated
releases
of
the
decade
his
album
good
kid
maad
city
would
be
about
compton
as
much
as
it
would
be
about
Kendrick
he
wanted
the
world
to
see
how
the
city
molded
him
for
better
or
worse
he
chose
to
tell
his
story
as
exactly
that
a
story
a
grand
hip-hop
narrative
akin
to
a
film
or
a
play
with
structure
and
real-life
tales
this
album
wasn't
going
to
simply
be
a
string
of
songs
ambiguously
labelled
as
a
story
this
was
his
story
as
immersive
as
he
could
make
it
over
music
that
would
be
hailed
as
classic
materials
this
was
the
story
of
a
good
kid
looking
to
get
out
of
a
bad
situation
and
the
mad
city
who
seeks
to
devour
him
like
a
monster
[Music]
my
standard
outlet
is
12
tracks
there's
12
tracks
on
my
life
I
didn't
even
want
to
go
over
that
I
didn't
want
to
do
the
actual
bonus
I
really
wanted
that
that
12
and
that
sequence
because
the
story
is
just
so
defined
you
know
once
you
hear
it
you
catch
it
just
like
that
my
album
sounds
like
cinema
Kendrick
caused
the
album
a
short
film
this
is
simply
because
the
album
tells
a
clear
story
with
the
beginning
middle
and
end
and
the
production
of
the
album
including
its
skids
allow
for
cinematic
immersion
at
the
beginning
of
the
album
we
hear
the
sound
of
a
film
projector
starting
and
then
we
hear
a
solemn
prayer
of
young
men
asking
for
salvation
the
whole
story
in
concept
brilliant
self
budget
about
myself
you
know
try
my
best
to
escape
the
influences
of
the
city
you
know
and
figure
it
out
so
if
you
listen
to
it
from
top
to
bottom
you
would
get
the
whole
aspect
concept
it
was
just
really
just
about
me
being
creative
you
know
I
really
just
wanted
to
set
the
tone
and
make
it
feel
like
a
dramatic
movie
you
know
if
a
movie
started
off
with
a
prayer
it
draws
you
into
it
and
that
prayer
just
takes
you
on
right
down
along
the
line
then
you
really
understand
what
it
represents
as
you
continue
to
listen
to
that
the
narrative
of
the
album
is
not
told
in
chronological
order
the
prayer
actually
doesn't
play
into
the
story
until
the
end
and
the
opening
track
about
Kendrick
being
set
up
by
a
girl
named
Sharon
doesn't
chronologically
show
up
until
the
middle
of
his
story
Kendrick
has
said
that
Quentin
Tarantino's
Pulp
Fiction
was
an
inspiration
hope
fiction
is
also
a
film
told
out
of
order
but
despite
what's
an
order
or
what
is
it
generally
most
stories
follow
a
three-act
structure
and
to
save
a
lot
of
time
in
this
video
we
can
generalize
and
say
that
Kendrick
story
arc
begins
with
his
usual
life
in
Compton
then
going
into
an
event
that
shakes
his
reality
and
leaves
him
on
a
new
path
then
the
story
would
end
in
a
metaphorical
return
to
his
home
and
his
roots
that
pivotal
change
plays
out
in
two
events
the
first
being
sure
rains
betrayal
the
second
being
after
Kendricks
friends
sought
to
avenging
this
is
where
Kendrick
portrays
Compton
as
a
mad
city
not
just
dangerous
but
truly
threatening
the
prayer
is
the
beginning
of
Kendricks
return
and
renewal
as
a
wise
older
woman
gives
the
young
men
advice
after
their
friend's
death
she
leads
them
in
a
prayer
for
salvation
after
they
are
finished
praying
she
says
it
is
the
beginning
of
their
real
life
Kendrick
having
realized
what
truly
matters
in
life
sees
his
purpose
and
according
to
Kendrick
and
is
the
prelude
to
his
life
as
we
see
packaged
and
sold
as
a
work
of
art
as
I
matured
I
found
out
you
know
there's
so
much
more
you
know
I
could
speak
on
once
I
knew
that
the
music
weren't
just
for
me
it's
been
everything
else
change
what
is
the
acronym
maad
stand
for
it's
two
two
minutes
first
one
is
my
angry
adolescence
divided
the
basic
standout
meaning
is
my
angels
or
angels
does
that's
the
reason
why
I'm
smoked
that
was
me
you
let
the
guy
laced
o
reason
why
don't
smoke
and
it's
in
that
album
[Music]
the
music
is
so
thoroughly
the
soundtrack
of
one
person's
life
like
that
record
is
with
Kendrick
the
cover
art
for
the
album
also
told
the
story
in
and
of
itself
always
hacked
is
premeditated
that
it
was
gonna
be
my
album
cover
four
years
I'm
always
know
it
it
represents
so
much
not
only
the
household
I
grew
up
in
but
just
a
lot
of
people
lives
that
just
came
in
urban
neighborhoods
over
here
both
of
them.i
huncles
follow
it
to
the
light
that's
my
gravel
branded
he
had
to
go
to
flashbacks
located
in
Chicago
missing
like
there's
many
Cadillacs
the
fourth
track
of
the
album
titled
the
art
of
peer
pressure
features
Kendrick
giving
a
dramatic
retelling
of
a
robbery
that
he
was
involved
this
song
establishes
exactly
the
tension
that
Kendrick
was
going
the
tug
of
war
between
living
by
his
own
convictions
or
following
those
around
him
the
song
also
establishes
the
relationship
dynamic
amongst
all
of
his
friends
a
heart
of
peer
pressure
man
that's
just
in
my
life
even
the
characters
involved
you
know
I
can
relate
to
that
on
so
many
levels
even
all
the
references
that
would
be
that
he
was
using
I'm
sure
everybody
may
know
to
a
specific
time
in
their
lives
where
they
wouldn't
be
guys
floors
by
this
cache
because
we
respect
them
most
of
times
they
don't
you
know
it'd
be
wrong
doing
it
then
you
know
it
but
at
the
same
time
you're
comfortable
with
them
and
you
know
you
have
their
bond
in
their
birth
that's
the
art
of
peer
pressure
one
of
the
darkest
songs
on
the
album
is
titled
sing
about
me
in
the
song
Kendrick
remembers
those
from
his
hometown
that
he
wishes
to
represent
in
a
positive
light
including
those
who
have
passed
away
this
song
immediately
follows
the
skin
involving
one
of
Kendricks
friends
being
murdered
on
their
night
out
sing
about
when
I
heard
about
because
it
has
so
much
pain
and
emotional
directed
we
want
to
dig
deep
your
life
story
had
a
perfect
match
with
the
you
know
drums
and
guitar
process
crazy
in
the
album
there
were
two
creatively
misleading
songs
the
first
being
backseat
freestyle
in
the
second
being
swimming
fruits
backseat
freestyle
produced
by
hit-boy
threw
off
some
listeners
who
thought
Kendrick
had
changed
his
subject
matter
to
talking
about
power
and
money
yet
it
turned
out
that
he
was
rapping
from
his
younger
less
mature
perspective
it's
him
reflecting
on
the
shallowness
of
what
he
used
to
value
the
most
I
wrote
that
song
and
in
the
perspective
of
being
16
years
old
you
know
so
well
I
was
saved
money
that
he
had
a
dream
you
know
you
a
dream
you
stood
for
but
being
16
a
dream
we
stood
for
his
money
power
you
know
sex
drugs
murder
and
things
like
that
so
that
was
the
perspective
of
that
being
in
the
mindset
of
a
six
year
old
kid
swimming
pools
which
is
about
alcoholism
can
completely
be
misconstrued
for
a
party
song
encouraging
people
to
get
drunk
especially
if
you
hear
it
at
a
party
without
paying
attention
to
the
lyrics
but
anyone
who
listens
deeper
can
hear
a
darker
story
in
swimming
pools
does
a
record
produced
by
a
cat
from
Toronto
my
name
with
t-
cuz
you
really
got
inspired
by
the
beat
and
I
want
to
talk
about
something
that
was
actually
a
universal
feel
but
actually
something
that
had
somewhat
of
a
messaging
and
I
was
about
alcoholism
you
know
been
excited
confidence
in
life
people
drinking
you
know
destroy
their
lives
through
that
and
so
really
just
representing
you
know
been
a
casual
drink
or
being
a
drunk
and
it's
felt
that
so
many
producers
contributed
to
the
album
but
the
album's
secret
weapon
was
found
in
TD
E's
in-house
engineer
Derek
mixed
by
Ollie
his
talent
in
getting
a
mix
to
just
envelop
the
listener
is
what
made
this
music
truly
pop
out
sure
seems
like
when
I
listened
to
that
record
a
torch
has
been
passed
and
you're
responsible
for
crafting
that
I
know
you're
2-shot
and
polite
when
that
means
I
start
with
the
drugs
of
fire
surprise
yeah
and
I
feel
when
you
get
the
kicks
and
snares
and
stuff
it
you
can
mow
the
whole
song
around
that
I
just
I
just
love
it
when
you
get
that
snare
just
snaps
and
you
just
did
you
feeling
a
chance
in
special
mood
he's
real
musically
inclined
as
well
he
did
an
interview
one
time
he
was
talking
about
how
he
see
sound
as
cover
and
majority
of
stuff
he
sees
that
I
was
like
real
like
mellow
like
looking
like
pebbles
and
stuff
you
know
saying
real
smooth
stuff
and
that's
that's
his
personality
also
listen
to
my
tracks
I
always
want
to
switch
it
up
but
still
be
me
and
still
you
know
please
the
ears
for
us
but
what
I'm
saying
on
the
instrumental
I
try
to
work
that
Wokingham
to
the
type
of
beat
that
amazing
he's
dope
that's
what
you
wanted
to
know
what
I
thought
about
Kendrick
you
know
all
that
jazz
[ __ ]
[ __ ]
I'm
in
your
music
that's
the
[ __ ]
it's
like
interesting
to
me
that
you
guys
did
harder
music
but
with
my
chords
he
wanted
an
X
out
of
Compton
you
want
an
access
to
me
nice
Kendricks
song
[ __ ]
don't
kill
my
vibe
is
about
him
trying
to
find
freedom
in
his
pursuit
of
being
the
best
artist
in
the
song
kendrick
sings
the
hook
and
a
creepy
monotone
melody
Lady
Gaga
was
initially
going
to
sing
the
hook
the
hook
started
with
the
words
I
am
a
sinner
who's
probably
gonna
sin
again
when
Lady
Gaga
wasn't
able
to
finish
her
part
Kendrick
took
over
singing
in
his
own
unique
way
as
kendrick
sings
the
hook
his
vocals
are
intertwined
with
the
melodic
voice
of
fellow
artist
and
a
wise
their
voices
makes
in
such
a
way
that
it's
hard
to
tell
where
either
artist
begins
or
hands
I
had
this
kind
of
this
pitch
thing
I
do
her
vocals
and
I
do
a
lot
of
like
cameo
mazes
and
make
them
kind
of
intertwine
it
sound
real
Carrie
reverb
Kendricks
music
is
characterized
by
a
very
unique
flow
that
constantly
changes
and
morphs
into
different
styles
I
don't
know
buddy
everything
I
do
to
be
a
good
I
wish
I
did
some
different
no
I'm
challenging
myself
not
to
use
the
same
pattern
to
anybody
you
there
are
only
four
major
features
on
the
standard
edition
of
the
album
the
list
includes
labelmate
j-rock
Drake
MC
8
and
dr.
Dre
Kendrick
wanted
to
keep
his
album
as
personal
as
possible
and
and
I
wasn't
you
know
getting
Drake
on
a
track
how
does
that
all
come
about
is
that
like
from
the
tour
yeah
from
the
tour
yeah
yeah
put
me
on
his
joint
photos
only
right
you
know
to
find
something
actually
makes
sense
Kendricks
collaboration
with
Drake
on
the
song
poetic
justice
is
a
highlight
of
the
album
the
song
is
named
after
the
film
of
the
same
name
starring
Janet
Jackson
Jackson
song
anytime
anyplace
is
sampled
in
the
track
the
ideal
was
actually
brought
to
me
by
the
producer
by
the
name
of
school
de
Ville
he
came
with
the
actual
instrumental
and
immediately
I
got
inspired
you
know
just
off
the
field
where
the
song
came
from
Indiana
days
I
really
want
to
make
it
that
much
more
unique
today
so
I
had
to
come
with
a
nice
concept
and
someone
just
felt
good
not
12
at
the
top
but
just
keep
it
in
the
vein
where
she
had
it
you
know
but
in
2013
so
I
really
just
got
inspired
from
what
she
did
that
great
song
who
knows
does
a
beautiful
song
one
thing
about
me
I'll
do
too
many
features
you
just
have
to
make
sense
it
gotta
feel
right
paying
tribute
to
the
west
coast
Kendrick
was
able
to
get
Compton
veteran
MC
eight
on
that
City
his
presence
revived
the
memory
of
classic
g-funk
of
the
90s
he
sat
me
down
told
me
the
direction
of
what
he
wanted
to
do
high
he
wanted
the
song
to
go
what
he
wanted
to
hook
to
say
what
he
wanted
me
to
say
on
the
hood
the
streets
he
wanted
all
that
when
I
heard
the
beating
I
buy
that's
that
old-school
cube
right
there
so
it
was
just
natural
[ __ ]
then
he
wanted
me
to
talk
about
[ __ ]
that
I
rugby
are
they
already
been
talking
about
for
years
he
put
a
nice
groove
on
and
you
know
kick
something
that's
real
to
you
you
kick
something
that's
real
to
you
know
the
people
around
you
that's
that
G
foam
feel
they
just
had
to
feel
right
you
didn't
know
something
else
inspired
by
you
know
Warren
G
their
whole
error
right
there
he
really
inspired
that
and
you
could
hear
them
I'm
using
weird
in
my
first
track
title
sharain
I
consider
that
Jean
phone
I'm
so
excited
about
what
he's
doing
for
not
only
Just
Cause
but
like
just
music
in
general
you
know
I'm
saying
like
he's
make
it
really
great
Empire
the
song
dying
of
thirst
is
Kendrick
solemn
response
to
his
life
in
Compton
as
he
thirst
for
a
higher
purpose
according
to
the
older
woman
who
prays
with
Kendrick
and
his
friends
after
the
shooting
they
need
holy
water
she
also
implies
that
their
anger
will
bring
destruction
and
faith
in
God
will
bring
renewal
this
is
the
breakthrough
moment
that
marks
the
beginning
of
Kendricks
new
life
after
finding
hope
in
his
spirituality
Kendrick
and
dr.
Dre
close
out
the
album
with
a
victory
lap
titled
Compton
if
I
get
a
person
walking
down
the
street
and
they
break
down
and
be
crying
you
know
and
explaining
how
much
does
this
song
save
their
life
that's
a
surreal
moment
this
time
the
good
kid
has
made
a
man
of
himself
and
he
has
brought
his
story
back
to
the
city
to
uplift
his
people
like
he
believes
he
was
always
meant
to
people
need
a
life
to
this
music
period
here's
my
partners
in
the
hood
right
now
that
they
listen
to
rap
every
day
because
it's
the
only
thing
that
can
relate
to
their
stories
and
their
tribulations
they
never
breathe
you
can't
play
with
this
good
kid
maad
city
was
released
to
universal
acclaim
and
was
considered
by
many
to
be
an
instant
classic
now
being
far
removed
from
its
release
date
people
still
speak
very
highly
of
Kendricks
Compton
story
through
all
of
its
artistic
choices
the
heart
of
the
album
is
about
the
good
kids
in
all
of
the
mad
cities
of
the
world
people
trying
to
make
life
better
for
themselves
you
may
miss
maybe
you've
never
taught
you
better
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active noise cancellation is a fascinating feature of high-end headphones they require some rather complicated engineering headphones such as these are able to eliminate or destroy unwanted noise that's produced by the external environment while simultaneously playing the desired music or audio that's sent from your smartphone in a nutshell these types of headphones do this by using a microphone to measure the unwanted noise produced by the environment and then calculating an anti-sound wave this anti-sound wave is added to the waveform of your music or audio and when the combined waveform is played through the headphone speaker the external noise is eliminated or cancelled out and just the desired audio remains that's the basic principle but there's a lot of intricate engineering that underpins active noise cancellation in order to better understand the engineering it's easier to visualize sound waves not as these sinusoidal patterns but rather as a set of traveling high pressure zones known as compressions and low pressure zones known as rarefactions let's say you live or work next to a highway all the cars and trucks that zoom by generate a sound with a waveform such as this which is really just a sequence of traveling high pressure and low pressure zones these compressions and rarefactions move through the air and when they hit your eardrum you hear the sounds of the highway in order to produce an anti-sound wave for the highway's noise a sound wave must be generated that's equal and opposite by that we mean that for every high pressure zone from the noise a low pressure zone needs to be generated and for every low pressure zone from the noise a high pressure zone needs to be generated the noise and anti-noise meet and when these low pressure zones and high pressure zones meet or vice versa they average out in that area thereby eliminating the sounds from the highway there are a few engineering challenges with this solution first the headphones or earbuds themselves provide some passive noise insulation and therefore we need two microphones one microphone is used on the outside to measure the noise itself and the second microphone is used on the inside of the headphones to measure the percentage of noise that's getting through the sound insulating properties of the headphones and into your ear the second challenge is that it's rather difficult to perfectly time the anti-sound wave with the external noise the noise from the highway has hundreds of compressions and rarefactions every single second so if the anti-sound wave is off by a few milliseconds then the noise cancellation won't work properly therefore a high-powered digital processor is used to measure and calculate the perfect anti-sound wave while simultaneously the interior microphone is monitoring whether the active noise cancellation is in fact working properly note that active noise cancellation is more effective for low frequency repetitive noises because they have only a couple hundred peaks and troughs or wavelengths every second but high frequency noises have thousands of wavelengths per second if there's even the smallest inaccuracy in timing the anti-sound wave with the high frequency noise the resulting combination between the anti-sound wave and the high frequency noise will be ineffective the third challenge managed by the processor and circuitry is that the anti-sound waveform needs to be combined with the audio waveform that's sent from your smartphone the audio plus the anti-sound acts just like different instruments in a song and they combine to make a new sound which is played through the single speaker when the combined audio plus anti-sound waveform and the noise from the environment mix the anti-sound component of the combined waveform and the noise from the environment cancel out and we're left hearing just the desired audio we made a separate episode that goes over the different components of these headphones and we're working on future episodes that will cover other feats of engineering such as bluetooth communications the antenna and the micro electrical mechanical system microphones this video was made possible by our sponsor pcb way pcb way can quickly manufacture your pcbs with competitive prices impeccable standards and they also provide pcb assembly services where they populate and solder the components to the pcb check them out using the link in the description below also one quick note about the 3d model these are the apple airpods too which don't actually have an active noise cancellation feature in order to model the interior of these headphones we have to get detailed pictures of each component which as you see can be rather destructive we have exterior models of these other rather expensive headphones which do provide active noise cancellation but no interior models of them sorry for the switch up which we hope wasn't too confusing furthermore check out the creator's comments in the english canada subtitles where we discuss the difficulties of implementing noise cancellation in a room we'd also like to thank all of our youtube and patreon sponsors for helping us build these in-depth engineering explanations you can also provide your support by subscribing liking this video and commenting below this is branch education thanks for


thanks to wix for supporting pbs digital studios hey i'm jabril and welcome to crash course ai so far in this series we focused on artificial intelligence that uses supervised learning these programs need a teacher to use labeled data to tell them right from wrong and we humans have places where supervised learning happens like classrooms with teachers but that's not the only way we learn we can also learn lots of things on our own by finding patterns in the world we can look at dogs and elephants and know they're different animals without anyone telling us or we can even figure out the rules of a sport just by watching other people play this kind of learning without a teacher is called unsupervised learning and in some cases computers can do it too [Music] the key difference between supervised and unsupervised learning is what we're trying to predict in supervised learning we're trying to build a model to predict an answer or label provided by a teacher in unsupervised learning instead of a teacher the world around us is basically providing training labels for example if i freeze this video of a tennis ball right now can you draw what could be the next frame unsupervised learning is about modeling the world by guessing like this and it's useful because we don't need labels provided by a teacher babies do a lot of unsupervised learning by watching and imitating people and we'd like computers to be able to learn like this as well this lets us utilize lots of freely available data in the world or on the internet in many cases one of the easiest ways to understand how ai can use unsupervised learning is by doing it ourselves so let's look at a few photos of flowers with no labels the most basic way to model the world is to assume that it's made up of distinct groups of objects that share properties so for example how many types of flowers are here we can say there are two because there are two colors purple and yellow or we can look at the petal shapes and divide them into round petals and tall vertical ones or maybe we have some more experience with flowers and realize that two of these are tulips one is a sunflower and the last one is a daisy so there are three categories immediately recognizing different properties like this and creating categories is called unsupervised clustering we don't have labels provided by a teacher but we do have a key assumption about the world that we're modeling certain objects are more similar to each other than others we can program computers to perform clustering but to do that we need to choose a few properties of flowers we're interested in looking at like how we picked color or shape just now for a more realistic example let's say i bought a packet of iris seeds to plant in my garden after the flowers bloom though it looks like there were several different species of irises mixed up in that one packet now i'm no expert gardener but i can use some ai to help me analyze my garden to construct the model we have to answer two key questions first what observation can we measure all these flowers are purple so that's probably not the best way to tell them apart but different irises seem to have different petal lengths and widths which we can measure and place on this graph with petal length on the y axis and width on the x-axis and second how do we want to represent the world we're going to stick to a very simple assumption here there are clusters in our data specifically we're going to say there are some number of groups called k clusters but we don't know where they are to help us we're going to use the k means clustering algorithm k means clustering is a simple algorithm all it needs is a way to compare observations a way to guess how many clusters exist in the data and a way to calculate averages for each cluster it predicts in particular we want to calculate the mean by adding up all data points in a cluster and dividing by the total number of points remember unsupervised learning is about modeling the world so our algorithm will have two steps first our ai will predict what does the model expect the world to look like in other words which flowers should be clustered together because they're the same species second our ai will correct or learn the model will update its belief to agree with its observation of the world to start the process we have to specify how many clusters the model should look for i'm guessing there are three clusters in the data so that becomes the model's initial understanding of the world and we're looking for k equals three averages or three types of viruses but to start our model doesn't really know anything so the averages are random and so are its predictions each data point which is a flower is given a label as type 1 type 2 or type 3 based on the algorithm's beliefs next our model tries to correct itself the average of each cluster of data points should be in the middle so the model corrects itself by calculating new averages we can see those averages here marked with x's which gives us an updated model of the three or so we guessed types of viruses but the graph is still pretty noisy for example it's a little weird that we have type 2 flowers so close to the average for type 3 flowers but we did start with a random model so we can't expect too much accuracy logically we know that irises of the same species tend to have similar petals so those data points should be clustered together since we did a correction or learning step we can repeat the process starting with a new prediction step let's predict new labels using the x's that mark the averages of each label we'll give each data point the label of its closest x type 1 type 2 or type 3 and then we'll calculate new averages ah that's better but still not the cleanest clusters so we can repeat the process again predict learn predict learn eventually the x's will stop moving and we will have a model of iris clusters created with unsupervised learning now the ultimate question is did we find meaningful patterns about the world with our ai we made an assumption that there were three types of viruses and we assumed that they had different pedal lengths and widths was this true lucky for us i have a friend who is a master gardener i showed him the real life flowers closest to each of the three averages and he said that type 1 is versicolor type 2 is setosa and type three is virginica three different iris species we learned about the world from observation which is what makes this unsupervised learning even though we relied a tiny bit on the teacher the master gardener for confirmation and help now that we've learned the basics we can experiment with harder examples let's say we want to use unsupervised learning to sort a bunch of different photos and not just three iris species first what observations can we measure how much green there is whether there's a nose and fur to have a computer make these observations we need to measure thousands of red green and blue pixels in each image second how do we want to represent the world before we were only working with two features so we could just use the averages of the cluster data points and get meaningful extraction from it but when dealing with images we can't use the same method because we won't get much meaning at averaging colored pixels for what we want to accomplish somehow we need the model to create a representation that tells us if two images are similar there are meaningful patterns in the data that are more abstract than individual pixels and finding them across many images is what's called representation learning these patterns help us understand what's in the images and how to compare them to each other representation learning happens both in supervised and unsupervised learning models so we can do it with or without labels to find patterns in the world to understand the basic idea of representation learning check out this experiment i'm going to look at a picture really fast and then try and draw it ready set go all right let's see i got this uh-huh all right okay whoa that was five seconds my eyes took in the picture and remembered important features so i'm building a representation in my mind but i can't just show you my thoughts to get feedback on what parts i misremembered so i have to produce a reconstruction or draw the original image from my memory all right so this is what i've got now let's compare my drawing to the original image let's see round plate triangle slice of pizza some cheese some crust tablecloth pretty good for an ai making a reconstruction would mean producing all the right pixel values to make a reconstruction our k-means clustering algorithm from before predicted classes for flowers based on how close the data points were to the averages for images we will have learned image representations instead of averages after that step just like before the ai will have to correct itself previously we updated the k clusters based on how well our predicted labels fit the data but for images we'd have to update the model's internal representations based on its reconstructions there are different ways to use unsupervised learning in combination with representation learning so that an ai can compare images like for example there's a type of neural network called an autoencoder which uses the same basic principles of weights and biases to process inputs pass data onto the hidden layers and finally to a prediction output layer if john greenbot was programmed with an autoencoder the input would be an image the hidden layers would contain representations and the output will be a full reconstruction of the original image which gets more accurate the more we train this ai theoretically i could give john greenbot a representation of a pizza and he could reconstruct the original pizza image what's so powerful about unsupervised learning is that the world is our teacher by looking around taking in a lot of data and predicting what we'll see next we learn about how the world works and how it should be represented when asked how ai will fulfill its grand ambitions 2018 touring award-winning professor yon la said we all know that unsupervised learning is the ultimate answer so i guess we better keep working on it unsupervised learning is a huge area of active research the human brain is specially designed for this kind of learning and has different parts for vision language movement and so on these structures and what kinds of patterns our brains look for were developed over billions of years of evolution but it's really tricky to build an ai that does unsupervised learning well because ai systems can't learn exactly like humans often do just by watching and imitating someone like us has to design the models and tell them how to look for patterns before turning them loose next time we'll look at applying similar concepts to ai systems that find patterns in words and language in what's called natural language 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receiving your Hogwarts acceptance letter is what every child in the Wizarding World looks forward to you get to follow in your parents and family members footsteps and you will learn all about the wonders of magic however one would be so used to magic growing up it wouldn't be much of a surprise to see spells and charms performed by parents and older siblings on a daily basis the excitement of Hogwarts would always be there but those pure or half-bloods in attendance would see it more as learning to perfect their magical ability and skill than a huge magical environment full of Wonders then we have muggle-borns which if we think of it are people like you and me we've all heard of magic we've seen it recreated by magicians and special effects on the big screen but it's always been nothing but fantasy that is how all locals see magic up until their 11th birthday mogul born children would see it that way too can you imagine their surprise of being told it's all real well in today's video 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years and many generations passing the magical gene which was just as prominent in squibs as it was in magically active individuals resurfaced through these generations who had long forgotten their magical connection and heritage becoming what's known as a mobile born a magical child born from non magical parents with the magical gene carried down from their ancestors now Hogwarts entitles any or all magically active children to an education therefore these mobile born children would be given a place at the school much to the dismay of many pureblood families this had been occurring for centuries so it was pretty common to see muggle-borns integrated into magical society now as I've said in the video's introduction it's a lot different for the magical born children the pure Bloods and the half loads prepping for Hogwarts is the norm there was even some parents who allow their children to practice early for example Draco Malfoy was already well able to use a broom before he even set foot in Hogwarts as was Ginny Weasley albeit without her parents knowledge now Hogwarts may have appeared as the norm and don't get me wrong they were still amazed by everything they encountered in the school but it's a whole other level for muggle-borns once their names have been inscribed for the quill of acceptance they are destined for an acceptance letter now as you can imagine it's a lot different for muggle-borns other thing much more sensitive matter a Hogwarts or Ministry representative must visit the house of the Mogul born child in question and firstly sit down with the parents technically they are breaking the international statute of visiting secrecy by revealing magic to them so what has to be explained thoroughly and will require a demonstration or two from the representative as I'm sure you can all imagine not many muggles would believe that magic is actually real so the official would also have to briefly explain how magic has truly existed for centuries and what an honor it is for the magical jinn to resurface in their child it would also be at the parent's discretion whether they wants to send the child Hogwarts but I can't imagine many denying their child such a wonderful opportunity as I've also mentioned in the introduction it's exactly like you re finding out right now in this moment that magic is 100% real and factual that's what I'm enjoying so much about making this video because it is the most relatable and understandable situation to be in we would all know exactly how our eleven-year-old fields can you imagine being told that you have magical powers that everything you believed to be just fantasy and fiction is actually real it would take a long time to sink in and several thorough examples and demonstrations would once again be required by the representative after the representative leaves the child in question would then be given a copy of the book a history of magic in order to correctly brief themselves for the upcoming massive change when it comes to making the trip to Diagon Alley an official will be sent to accompany them as a guide around the magical High Street it would be a lot to take in seeing goblins elves wizards and witches brooms and wands cauldrons and books what an experience it would be and as I said definitely a lot to take in the official would also have to explain the currency of galleons sickles and knots and help the family exchange English Pounds at Gringotts wizarding bank when it comes to the Hogwarts Express once again a representative will be there to assist them helping them transition to the magical wall all to platform 9 and 3/4 from there on however it's down to the child themselves to quickly adjust to life in the Wizarding school and the Wizarding World the best example of this whole process going smoothly is with Hermione Granger for Hermione it was her parents proudest moment and while initially being overwhelmed she was even more determined than ever to become the best she could be and she was already a studious and rather academically gifted witch I think with Hermione however the situation appears to be rather straightforward it is simple as I said by the book how everything should go but then there's what to do when it doesn't go smoothly I did say who woods deny their children the chance to study magic but believe it or not there's been cases where parents would have refused may be religiously the votes didn't believe this kind of sorcery shall be able to be manipulated or controlled and if such a case did exist standard protocol would be for the were serving representative upon the parents refusal to erase all memory of the visitation thank you so much for watching I truly truly appreciate your support everyone notifications of uploads are more important than ever so please if you haven't already turned those notifications on to make sure you're notified the moment my video goes live making videos is what I love to do it's my dream and my passion 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