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Assassins Creed 3
El Jefe-
- Formerly known as : Jay
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- Post n°811
Re: Assassins Creed 3
What do you mean by platinum?
Kuled-
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- Post n°812
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Uhh, you're Xbox I guess..It's like when you get all the achievements
El Jefe-
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- Post n°813
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Ohhh I see, I never get the multiplayer ones
Kuled-
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- Post n°814
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Same here, I hate multiplayer ones But I'm going to try.
http://www.theverge.com/gaming/2012/9/24/3382634/where-assassins-creed-3-will-begin-and-where-it-wont-end
Come on Ubisoft, this franchise deserves a great send off.
http://www.theverge.com/gaming/2012/9/24/3382634/where-assassins-creed-3-will-begin-and-where-it-wont-end
Come on Ubisoft, this franchise deserves a great send off.
El Jefe-
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- Post n°815
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Will this be the last ever AC game?
Kuled-
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- Post n°816
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Possibly, they said it's up to the fans to decide whether they want the series to continue.
I've said it loads of times, Ubisoft should end it. If they just do spin offs for Desmond's story then it would suck and lose it's charm..It's been built up for 5 years for Desmond to finally take on that day...21st December 2012 if they continue his story after..In my opinion, it wouldn't be so special unless maybe it's been worked on for at least 2 years like AC3.
I've said it loads of times, Ubisoft should end it. If they just do spin offs for Desmond's story then it would suck and lose it's charm..It's been built up for 5 years for Desmond to finally take on that day...21st December 2012 if they continue his story after..In my opinion, it wouldn't be so special unless maybe it's been worked on for at least 2 years like AC3.
El Jefe-
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- Post n°817
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Yeah you're right, but I'll be so sad when I finish this if it means it's the last time I'm ever going to play an AC game.
Kuled-
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- Post n°818
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All good things have to come to an end..It's better that when this series ends it's loved, not hated.
Assassin’s Creed is one of those franchises that, from a glance, doesn’t really seem to be numbered correctly. The reason for this is because Ezio’s story from Assassin’s Creed II continued as a trilogy with Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood and Revelations, while Assassin’s Creed III will tell a new story starring the third series protagonist, Connor. The Assassin’s Creed II trilogy was actually quite successful for Ubisoft, so the question now is whether it intends to continue Connor’s story across multiple annual titles as well. According to Assassin’s Creed III associate producer Julien Laferrière, sequels aren’t out of the question but it depends entirely on whether the fans think Connor would be worth pursuing.
“We made three games with Ezio because people loved Ezio,” Laferrière explained. We’re going to see how players react to the guy [Connor] for sure … The more you know about Connor the more you’ll love him, but in the end we’ll see what the reception is like.”
Since annual Assassin’s Creed releases are the major reason Assassin’s Creed III even exists, making further sequels seems to be the natural direction to take. That said, there are other issues to consider. The switch from Ezio’s fifteenth-century Italy to eighteenth-century Colonial America is about as abrupt a shift in tone as you can get for a videogame sequel, which from a producer’s perspective could be a very risky move. To Laferrière, it’s just important to ensure that Assassin’s Creed III is a good game, whether it gets sequels or not.
“Our goal is to make the best game possible,” Laferrière said, “if there’s a good game every year, I’ll play it every year. It’s like a good television series that goes on for a while. I like Seinfeld, it went on for seven seasons and most of them were pretty good. If they had a bad season, would I have lost interest? Maybe, maybe not. But when the quality is there, the frequency is not an issue.”
Kuled-
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- Post n°819
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Nice, Ezio's Brotherhood outfit was always my favourite
Danny-
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- Post n°820
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Yeah, fuck Altair.Kuled wrote:All good things have to come to an end..It's better that when this series ends it's loved, not hated.
Assassin’s Creed is one of those franchises that, from a glance, doesn’t really seem to be numbered correctly. The reason for this is because Ezio’s story from Assassin’s Creed II continued as a trilogy with Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood and Revelations, while Assassin’s Creed III will tell a new story starring the third series protagonist, Connor. The Assassin’s Creed II trilogy was actually quite successful for Ubisoft, so the question now is whether it intends to continue Connor’s story across multiple annual titles as well. According to Assassin’s Creed III associate producer Julien Laferrière, sequels aren’t out of the question but it depends entirely on whether the fans think Connor would be worth pursuing.
“We made three games with Ezio because people loved Ezio,” Laferrière explained. We’re going to see how players react to the guy [Connor] for sure … The more you know about Connor the more you’ll love him, but in the end we’ll see what the reception is like.”
Since annual Assassin’s Creed releases are the major reason Assassin’s Creed III even exists, making further sequels seems to be the natural direction to take. That said, there are other issues to consider. The switch from Ezio’s fifteenth-century Italy to eighteenth-century Colonial America is about as abrupt a shift in tone as you can get for a videogame sequel, which from a producer’s perspective could be a very risky move. To Laferrière, it’s just important to ensure that Assassin’s Creed III is a good game, whether it gets sequels or not.
“Our goal is to make the best game possible,” Laferrière said, “if there’s a good game every year, I’ll play it every year. It’s like a good television series that goes on for a while. I like Seinfeld, it went on for seven seasons and most of them were pretty good. If they had a bad season, would I have lost interest? Maybe, maybe not. But when the quality is there, the frequency is not an issue.”
Childish Logic-
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- Post n°821
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I'm afraid i might finish this in a day when i get it
Kuled-
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- Post n°822
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Ezio wouldn't be nowhere near as good if it wasn't for Altair .
Who showed him the double hidden blade, who gave him the poison, the gun, the sword, the armour, who showed him his destiny to go to the vault and be known as the prophet? Ezio wasn't shit compared to Altair, he was just a messenger boy for Desmond, Altair
NZG, it has at least 35 hours of gameplay in the story, with so much variety in it to get 100% though it might take hundreds of hours. Not to mention the multiplayer which sounds improved.
Who showed him the double hidden blade, who gave him the poison, the gun, the sword, the armour, who showed him his destiny to go to the vault and be known as the prophet? Ezio wasn't shit compared to Altair, he was just a messenger boy for Desmond, Altair
NZG, it has at least 35 hours of gameplay in the story, with so much variety in it to get 100% though it might take hundreds of hours. Not to mention the multiplayer which sounds improved.
Danny-
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- Post n°823
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Tbf, my view of Altair is tainted by the awful game he was in.
Kuled-
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- Post n°824
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Yeah I thought you might say that and to be fair you do have a point, but as an assassin...Altair is the ultimate dedicated assassin, no one will top him. He lived for 90 years and every day he dedicated it to the Creed. The true mentor
Kuled-
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- Post n°825
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http://www.gamingexaminer.com/ps3-to-get-an-exclusive-assassins-creed-ezio-trilogy/18217/#.UGM93o3iYYF
PS3 exclusive and it's only 40 dollars. AC love us more with all these exclusives
Danny-
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- Post n°826
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Yeah because that's sooooooooooo good.
Kuled-
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- Post n°827
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...It's for the new players...Jesus Danny, Stop and think for a moment.
Danny-
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- Post n°828
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It's hardly a massive exclusive though is it?
Kuled-
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- Post n°829
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I'm talking in general of how many exclusives they have given Sony
El Jefe-
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- Post n°830
Re: Assassins Creed 3
Where's Alex Hutchinson from?
El Jefe-
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- Post n°832
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He has a weird accent.
Mustangt125-
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- Post n°833
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What is the point of hunting? Do you skin and sell their pelts or what?
Jord-
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- Post n°834
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I'm guessing hunting is just a shitty filler. Like the economy in other AC's.Mustangt125 wrote:What is the point of hunting? Do you skin and sell their pelts or what?
And this "Everybody in the town has their own job" will end up being bullshit too. I heard the same thing in Fable.
Kuled-
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- Post n°835
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With this Anvil next engine it's possible that it's true though
Kuled-
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- Post n°837
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I haz moar
http://www.ign.com/videos/2012/09/26/making-assassins-creed-iii-part-2
http://www.ign.com/videos/2012/09/26/making-assassins-creed-iii-part-2
El Jefe-
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- Post n°838
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That video is amazing, Connor is clearly a lot more powerful than Altair and Ezio, the combat system actually looks interesting, can't just hold RT and then press X to counter everything
Kuled-
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- Post n°839
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I love that Boston tea party trailer, it's just set the tone for me that the real war in the American revolution is the Templars vs Assassins' war.
ooo I love how this game fucks with history and yet it sounds so believable
ooo I love how this game fucks with history and yet it sounds so believable
El Jefe-
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- Post n°840
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Corey May was pronouncing some Mohawk name in that video and I re-winded it about 5 times to see if I could pronounce it.
I couldn't.
I couldn't.
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