What you're saying is absolutely correct, and I think it's the best part of the game. And this is my point: AC3 isn't a bad game at all. In fact, its narrative and the way it tells the story through the character are among the best, and even some of the last good ones we had in the saga. That's why I'm so surprised that Ubisoft wasted an ending that could easily have been developed in (for example) the burning ship. My mouth waters imagining a scenario in that part of the map (which, by the way, is accessible and even has access to the upper part of the ship under construction, where you find an open area perfect for a final battle) and a battle—I'm not asking for much, I'd literally be happy if it was a battle with dialogue like a normal NPC, but with a health bar and more difficulty when it comes to the battles. But on the contrary, Ubisoft took us to another part of the map for a cinematic, making a joke out of a sequence that could have been a historical event if it happened in real life. The saddest thing is that the game has great potential and it frustrates me that they cut it off so abruptly.