After how lackluster 3 was, i'll approach this one with caution
After how lackluster 3 was, i'll approach this one with caution
I don't understand that sentiment, I thought 3 was incredible. People act like the character was emotionless and poorly acted, but that's only because you're comparing Native American culture to the flamboyant Ezio from Italy. I thought 3 was a great addition to the series, and the only thing I wish it had more of was the stealth aspect in the previous games, but it's to be understood that it wouldn't be possible due to the location. Colonial America was far too open and the buildings were all lower, etc. etc. so there's nowhere to really skulk around.
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not enough assassinating. it was more like runandfetch's creed. the first game, every mission was just go kill this guy. and yes, the location.
also, desmond's story is over, what the fuck is this game gonna be about?
What you have to understand is that assassins are good at adapting to their environment. So what happens when they are forced of land? EDIT...I said alot of bs until i found out who you are playing as.....You play as Connors Grandad...so this is Pre colonial days. think of it as Pirates of the Caribbean time
Last edited by KRiSPY_ENJOISK8R; 02-28-2013 at 07:35 PM.
BREAST MILK MADE ME STRONG
Games seem to run on opinions
So There's always going to be unsatisfied parties voicing theirs.
Assassin's Creed 3 seemed to be similar to the others
but with new additions things felt more difficult, More time consuming.
You could see the games slowly shifting toward more modern elements and
Even that felt strange
Now all of a sudden were Talking to Washington and Rewriting history.
It felt quick to change to me.. Like a lot at once. Fast progressing.
I don't know if this is because of the end of the world plot but
Little things bothered me in playing this one.
The first time I saw the destroy the machines quests I wondered.
What would it be like.. Modern Assassins?
I would be interested to see if this game goes as far as Modern Combat
but in leading up to it things feel out of place to me.
If you have a hold of future technology in the first games
Why are you only up to date with current things come the Revolutionary War?
Don't get me wrong I enjoyed the Campaign
but it also raised a ton of questions about the game's development
and if It seems like the right approach or not.
That's just a few things that I'm thinking on in reading right now.
I just started playing multiplayer on ac3 and it is pretty fun.
Get at me friday night if you guys want to play.
Last edited by Antwan; 02-28-2013 at 07:44 PM.
Mama's crazy.
Antwans posts are too long.
I'm getting the shit out of this shit
When I saw the promotional to material I thought it was a joke or maybe it was a dlc. it should have been a dlc. i loved the naval combat and from what ive seen plenty of others did as well. i mean come on pirates are awesome. ac3 was mediocre imo. the naval combat was the highlight of it. haytham was a cool cat and i loved the whole plot twist. i tried to like connor but i couldnt in the end. native americans are as awesome as pirates. his race is what caught my attention. i thought it would be really intersesting. but connor just didnt fit as an assassin. hell he didnt even really want to be an assassin. he was a great character dont get me wrong. hes amazing in tyranny of king george. but again he didnt fit the assassin role. the rest of the game was poop, desmond parts especially. the game felt restrictive. other features like homesteading to much. the world was pretty dull. oh and the ending. dont get me started on the ending. they shouldve took time with the next one. been more creative. reinvent the series. if they were gonna milk they couldve at least made it like the ezio trilogy instead of being number 5. but if the games solid gameplay wise i will most likely pick it up. again pirates are fuckin awesome.
Last edited by oKwiider; 02-28-2013 at 09:05 PM.
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