I like the colonial era setting, wish more game were set during this time
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I like the colonial era setting, wish more game were set during this time
lockpicking is bullshit its a bitch to hold two thumbs steady while you're also hitting a trigger
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Originally Posted by Trainwreck2100
ding ding ding.... we have a winner.
Finished it last night... lots of BS side missions left, doing those get old after a while...
Without spoiling anything... does it finally complete Desmond's storyline?Quote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
That mission where you have to find the Indian chick in the snow was fucking bullshit...it took me 30 minutes running in circles and out of nowhere she popped out in front of me like a glitch.
yesQuote:
Originally Posted by Xevious
gotta use that eagle visionQuote:
Originally Posted by Lincoln
I did and that bitch was still Missing. She literally popped up out of nowhere in front of me like how buildings come out of nowhere in GTA. I think the game was glitching
Hmmm... yeah, I knew it was supposed to be a trilogy, I'm just not sure why they had to make three whole games dedicated to Ezio (even though he was a fun character). After that last part in ACII where you got to fight those dudes as Desmond, I've been waiting for a game that gave him more time and combat.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
I guess I'll have to see how the rest of this game plays out. I don't think I'm even half way done yet.
A mate of mine was telling me how disappointed he was with it - he wasn't too far through it but said it wasn't as good as I or II, I've just bought II. I don't want to read much to spoil but is III definitely worth playing once I finish II
So far it's awesome. But play Brotherhood and Revelations before you start ACIII as they continue Desmond's storyline e.Quote:
Originally Posted by AussieFanKurt
it's a good game so far, it's not great though, but that's mostly cause it's glitchy as fuck
Play on best
private server
yeah I'm gonna click that guy with one post
timvp squash this please