Parkour mechanics play a smaller role in the newer Assassin's Creed games than at the beginning of the Ubisoft series. Nevertheless, Naoe in particular can go outPretty nimble over the roofs of Japan. With a trick you can quickly and stylishly come back to the floor.
Guaranteed ninja flight rolls
That's what it's about:Parkour and climbing are more important in Assassin's Creed Shadows than in. The control is relatively limited, but at least enables a few cool moves and the elegant locomotion over the roofs of the houses, temples and castles.
There is a button with which Naoe and Yasuke (albeit much more clumsy) upwards, and a button with which you can climb down. The relegation of roofs is often comparatively slow, although there is actually a pretty cool flight roll in the game.
OnRedditHas the user Allfathermedia93 posted a short video in which he shows how that flight roll can be carried out on a deliberate manner.
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For this "trick", the user on the PS5 exchanged the key assignment of the square and circle key, but it also works with the standard occupancy.
In order to perform the practical role, you have to press L3, circle (or square, when swapped) and cross a cross as you hold the left stick towards the edge.
The comments under the user are full of grateful users who knew nothing of the trick and are relieved. Climbing the eternal is quite annoying in the long run.
Attention at high jumps:If you fall down from too high, you usually suffer damage. However, you can handle this.
For that you have toIn the Shinobi skill stree, unlock the "Iganian role" ability and, as soon as possible, improve. With this ability, NAOE can perform a catch-up role with the circle button and thus eliminate any fall failure.
How do you like the Parkour system from Assassin's Creed Shadows?
