Assassin's Creed Rogue // Scenery Time Lapse

This will probably the last of my Assassin's Creed Rogue videos. I recorded several locations that looked nice in the game. You can see the day and night cycle of the game in action. I've had fun making these videos.

I'm done.

Sailing Around North Atlantic (Assassin's Creed Rogue)

The North Atlantic is the biggest location in the game. It's mostly water and several islands, inlets, and forts. There are ice sheets and icebergs in the northern part. Circling the whole place took around 22 minutes, 10 minutes more than sailing around the River Valley portion of the game.

I'm done.

Swimming Through River Valley (Assassin's Creed Rogue)

Back on the Hudson Valley again during the Seven Years war. This time, swam from the top right point to the bottom left point of the map at Mount Vernon. When I started swimming, I lost my bearings and kept swimming forward, following the open waters and trying to reach the cursor according to the mini map. I ended up taking a longer route.

The swimming speed was the fastest in water outside of ships. I could have waded through the river the whole time, but that would have been twice as long. There's a link on the video if you want to watch the full length version instead of the time lapse video, if you want a challenge. I don't really recommended it, but it let's you gauge actual speed in the game.

I'm done.

Sprinting/Strolling Through New York (Assassin's Creed Rogue)

One of the locations in Assassin's Creed Rogue is 1758 New York City. This is colonial times New York City during the Seven Years War. It's much smaller in scale than the real life counterpart, but it gives you a glimpse of what the architecture and the people were back in the day. I was able to run from the southernmost fort towards the wall in the north in 4 minutes and 15 seconds. My walking speed is roughly 3 times slower at 11 minutes 33 seconds.

A previous game in the series, Assassin's Creed 3, was set several years before the Thirteen Colonies won their independence from the British. It also featured New York City, including the ruins of the Great Fire of New York in 1776, which occurred in the west side at the southern end of Manhattan. This version of New York City in the game was much larger. I'll have to make a video and compare the running and walking distance.

I'm done.

Sailing Around River Valley (Assassin's Creed Rogue)

This is a new one.

I play many open world games with beautiful scenery, backgrounds, environments, architectures, and all the flora and fauna relevant to the setting. I will be making a bunch of these time lapse videos in the game.

This first one is of the Hudson River Valley section of New York set in 1758 in Assassin's Creed Rogue. It's not an accurate representation of the Hudson Valley and its river during colonial times, but the game shows pockets of British and French settlers all over the valley, as well has Native American tribes.

I circled around the valley on a ship in the game from the mouth of the river to the Atlantic and back, clockwise.

I'm done.