So I hear AC3 is rather light on the stabby-stabby. How many people do you actually have to assassinate this time around?Well if I told you that I would give away a huge spoiler. Suffice to say the game presents you with 6-8 but then again there are so many twists and turns that it very well could be more.
I would absolutely be up for a Ninja game in the style of Assassin's Creed. I'd prefer the other option to be closer to Hitman than Splinter Cell though.put it in the time of the warring states, oda nobunaga is head templar. totally could work.
I haven't seen a lot of hate for it, but I have seen a lot of disappointment. Makes me pretty okay with putting off purchasing it.Are you saying you postponed purchasing it or decided not to purchase it at all?
The ZP review put me off the game more than anything. I wasn't such a big fan of all of the money-earning stuff from AC2 and its spin-offs, but if it's as oppressive and focused on the side stuff as he says it is, then I'll put this game off until it's $30.I'm not saying that's a bad decision, but you shouldn't really base your opinion of a game on the ZP review alone, because it's bound to be extremely light on the game's merits.
The ZP review put me off the game more than anything. I wasn't such a big fan of all of the money-earning stuff from AC2 and its spin-offs, but if it's as oppressive and focused on the side stuff as he says it is, then I'll put this game off until it's $30.
Are you saying you postponed purchasing it or decided not to purchase it at all?
I have no idea what Steam is.
By the way, as to the point about Desmond's story, now I haven't finished 3 (really 5) so I can't speak 100%, but a cursory glance on my part seems to indicate that the buyable extras fix a lot of the holes in the various characters' stories, including the 'present-day' ones.
Nope, didn't get time to play today. Does it get more fun later on?when you finish the British guy's story and start Ratonhnhaké:ton's story things get very interesting indeed!
Oh shit, I got all excited again now. Cheers!you got to the end of the british guy story didnt ya? 8-)
Yeah, and I think that'd have been pretty damned sweet. But Marketing's a total killjoy. And by that I mean they don't share my ideas, so obviously are WRONG (that's how it works right?).
I find the hunting system hilarious. So far the only thing I've done is dashing like a madman through the forest and killing everything I've come by. None of the hunting techniques suggested in the animus are worth jack compared to this.
I liked using snares and my bow and arrows while hunting. One thing I never thought to do was hang people with the rope darts in the cities.And in the game?
because for all my trying to be a Righteous Healing in the various Bioware morality games, I'm apparently a bloodthirsty sociopath in these).one of these days I am going to play ME1-3 as a new character and every decision I will ask myself "What Would Vegeta from Dragon Ball Z the Abridge Series Do?" WWVDBZABSD? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAhveyAOYkQ) way more hard core than the actual show. I usually can only do the good guy stuff in moral choice games so I need an evil badass moral compass to play evil.
it's got nothing on AC2 though.AC2 is by far the best in the series, hell its one of my top games of all time for Xbox 360 games.
So, all of my little settlement people get stuff, then I buy some of their stuff, then I use some of that stuff to make other stuff, including convoys. Then convoys deliver stuff for like almost no money, or get attacked so that I lose money and convoys, so I do ship missions to make safer convoy routes (because the Carribean is between my house and Boston), which can be a pain if I don't upgrade my ship, which requires large amounts of money, which I don't have because I OH GOD I STILL HAVE MY DEFAULT AXE AND I KILLED PITCAIRN.
And you can go defend those convoys. The game opens up a minimap slot for when they're attacked.Yeah, I saw the notification, just didn't know how to go to the mission.