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Sailors had to climb around in the rigging all day. That's not the same as doing parkour, but other than being an Indian skulking in the trees or a chimney sweep that's probably as climby of a job as someone is going to have. Makes perfect sense. For stealth, buccaneers did frequently raid plantations (like in the game, but with full raiding parties). A pirate (who would also likely be a casual thief) being good at slinking around also makes sense. It and Indian are both the two lifestyles that make the most sense to fit with the Assassin's Creed gameplay.While I won't deny that, it's sewn into their backgrounds. Ezio was secretly being groomed to become an assassin and steadily progresses to the point he's named mentor. Altair was born into it and was already the best by the time his game happens. Connor grew up in a tribe and got taught by a master assassin when he was a teenager.
In contrast, Edward was some peasant Welsh ship-hand.
and what they did to the story
i know it was all downhill after 3's ending but come on
That's what whaling is, sitting in a flimsy boat with a spear and fighting massive sea beasts. Admittedly harpooner is a dedicated career that requires being trained for, there's no particular reason why Edward should have known how to harpoon, but you can always handwave it as that maybe he spent some time on whaleships before winding up a pirate.Edward was Arthur Morgan before he was a thing.
>I may be a greedy, alcoholic, wife-abandoning, thieving, and murdering cunt but at least I'm not a racist.
And he was just good at everything for no reason. He kills a fully trained assassin at the very beginning and ends up hunting megalodons with spears on a shitty raft.
Need to buy on sale sometime. Missed it on GOG recently. Shame.
I'm worried about some footage I saw of Mirage having magical teleporting abilities. AC is probably just a lost cause at this point. I don't even like the story anymore and haven't for a decade.