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disagree with that "muh family" bullshit.At least they have a character arc though! Something not as cliché as "muh family" which is what we saw with EVERY assassin beforehand. Plus the naval combat gave a welcome change from follow this guy here and here without being seen.
I will never understand the Amiboo craze. It's a stupid cash grab for physical DLC that can only be matched by those stupid Skylander dolls.
Really? I thought Dynasty Warriors attracted a lot of hate from the hardcore side of the gaming community. Not on the same scale as CoD, but still a fair amount.
I lump them together mainly for their similar atmosphere; both of which are OTT but enjoyable.
I don't see the similarity between Dynasty Warriors and Kingdom Hearts.
And people fucking love Dynasty Warriors.
Барбоса;5268447 said:While the tying in with historical events was interesting, Christ, I am bored with Assassin's Creed III already and I am only just back at the Davenport manor after visiting Boston...
I've still not started 2. 1 bored me so much.
Yeah AC3 is a bit shit. Not the worst AC game I played (that's 1), but not as good as any of the games in the Ezio trilogy.
It's coming to WiiU!
Барбоса;5268939 said:The areas really are too big but with nothing much in them of importance. I don't want to hunt or fulfil side quests that get you very little. Tie more of the early stuff into the main story.
Also what kind of a name choice was Connor? No doubt it meant something to Achilles but after saying that Connor's mixed heritage could see him pass for an Italian or Hispanic, he gives him an Irish name.
On top of all that, Connor is devastatingly uninteresting - the cookie cutter starry-eyed youngster with no personality. I would much rather have stayed with Kenway as the main character, gradually starting to doubt the Templar approach, perhaps due to the brutality of the job, of Lee and their British and American allies.