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[Krow]

Dude but even with that .... you are gonna freaking lagg like hell . unless you got a fibre optic line from your house to the server

WHAT? Are you talking about Assassin's Creed II? If yes, then try to research a bit before you speak. Some people from India on TE are able to play perfectly with connections of 256kbps, max dl speed 30kB/s. No lags whatsoever.

 

[vamsi_krishna]

Hell.. The game is not streaming from serves so that it deserves a fiberoptic connection!! We are not talking about OnLive are we????
I think just some keys will be transferring from the server to the PC. Which will not be a big deal.

 

[dinjo_jo]

Dude but even with that .... you are gonna freaking lagg like hell . unless you got a fibre optic line from your house to the server

Have you even played the games ? and passing on pathetic info to others people with 128kbps are playing it and you no why because if you disable to synchronize the save games the download is not even 1Kb i did tested as i played AC II and checked my usage info for 1 hour and it was 35kb

 

[Ethan_Hunt]

Erm..err...Ethan, as vamsi said, I ain't wastin' 900 bucks for an assassin. It'll eventually get *sniff*-ed, if not April then May. BTW, "they" said that "they"'re gonna release it in April, didn't "they"? I don't know why people - like me - want a *wha!?* sooner than "they" said. I guess, Ezio's irresistible . But I ain't fallin' into that trap. I'm thinkin' of spendin' 900 bucks for BC2 just for that MW2's-MP-kickin' MP, I can't wait! I have become a MP freak. 900 bucks for BC2 is much more worthy than 10-15 hrs. of Ezio, whaddya say?

May be it's just me, but I'm trying really hard to read past so many quotations marks and other punctuations to actually understand this post.

So from what I understand, you feel that Battlefield: Bad Company 2's multiplayer is worth Rs.900, but your beloved Ezio gets diddly squat?

That's unfair. If you are a fan of the franchise, then why not shell out some bucks? What's holding you back? The DRM? I don't think that should be a problem even if you have a 256Kbps line. Make no mistake about it, the game is a lot better than it's predecessor. As for waiting for the bootleg copy, all those rumors will keep floating around, but you won't have a fixed date for it.

Dinesh got his copy and he wasn't even raving about it when the game had came out for consoles. Remember, you were the one who was so excited, that you almost jizzed your pants at the very sight of Ezio? I can't remember a single post of yours going without his or Nomad's name in it.

You can put in a lot of hours into the game if you complete the additional tasks. DLC content is again an option to extend the length. So I'm not sure what more you need?

 

[SunnyChahal]

@NVIDIAgeek Go ahead and grab yourself a copy buddy. You played the first one for 6 months, I'm sure this one will keep you busy for at least a year. After all, you're the biggest Ezio fan around now, aren't ye?

 

[Ei8t]

May be it's just me, but I'm trying really hard to read past so many quotations marks and other punctuations to actually understand this post.

So from what I understand, you feel that Battlefield: Bad Company 2's multiplayer is worth Rs.900, but your beloved Ezio gets diddly squat?

Hey Ethan.... I bet this guy wont shell out even if Crysis 2 comes out at that price tag.... I got my AC2 copy and its awesome... i dont understand why this guy is over hyped all the time...

 

[Deleted member 26636]

@NvidiaGeek :Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

 

[NIGHTMARE]

hey any luck with AC-II c**ak

 

[dinjo_jo]

Where is Leonardo i have codex pages which i have collected and need to give him , I'm in sequence 6 after the chariot chase

 

[tarey_g]

Anyone who buys the game supports the unfair DRM. I played AC1 and liked it and I am sure AC2 is even better but I aint ever gonna buy that game or any other UBI game that's going to ship with DRM (except multilayer only titles where having internet makes sense).
Its not the matter of 900 Rs here, its the matter of freedom of playing a game whenever and wherever you want, internet in India does not guarantee the 'whenever and wherever' thing.
Today its UBI tomorrow it will be every other game company, this bad practice has been started on PC and will 100% extend to console in near future.

 

[Ethan_Hunt]

Where is Leonardo i have codex pages which i have collected and need to give him , I'm in sequence 6 after the chariot chase

Go to his workshop in Venice.

 

[dinjo_jo]

Anyone who buys the game supports the unfair DRM. I played AC1 and liked it and I am sure AC2 is even better but I aint ever gonna buy that game or any other UBI game that's going to ship with DRM (except multilayer only titles where having internet makes sense).
Its not the matter of 900 Rs here, its the matter of freedom of playing a game whenever and wherever you want, internet in India does not guarantee the 'whenever and wherever' thing.
Today its UBI tomorrow it will be every other game company, this bad practice has been started on PC and will 100% extend to console in near future.

So how are people supporting other games ? By Pirating them ?

How is it marked in Map in Venice , and however he has moved from Venice

 

[Ethan_Hunt]

How is it marked in Map in Venice , and however he has moved from Venice

Which location are you in right now? If I recall correctly, you have to meet up with a woman called Caterina, help her to reach the dock and she will then grant you access to get on the ferry.

Once you're done with it, you'll head back to Venice and Leonardo would be right there at your arrival. You have to walk with him and his workshop would be on the right. You can decrypt your codex pages there.

 

[vamsi_krishna]

@dinjo,

One thing... What If i don't have a Internet connection and I want to play AC2? will that bea great American dream. Think of me like.. Who don't have a Internet connection and a GPRS capable phone. What should I do now? There are hundreds of people in India this way. So, even if they are convinced to purchase the game by the awesomeness of the game.... they won't be able to play it.

 

[dinjo_jo]

I'm at the stage where Eziho have to carry Leonardo along with this flying machine in a chariot and after which Leonardo goes away with the Chariot and does that mean i cannot decrypt the codex pages ?


Another point i missed one of the Assassins Tomb in one of sequence does that mean i cannot go back and complete the tomb ? and what's the reward if i complete all the tombs ? i must say the platforming in tombs is even better than the gameplay.

I think meeting the woman would in the next memory ? correct me

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@vamsi
So how do people get the downloaded version on there computer ? Even with all legit games you will need a internet connection to authenticate to start the game but that's only once but you still require internet connection

 

[Ethan_Hunt]

I'm at the stage where Eziho have to carry Leonardo along with this flying machine in a chariot and after which Leonardo goes away with the Chariot and does that mean i cannot decrypt the codex pages ?

You can, it's just that you need to make your way back to Venice. Now this part is a royal b*tch. I was stuck out here for quite sometime trying to figure out a way out of that place. I had to make 2 round trip around the Apennine Mountains. Keep a tab on your map and see if you can locate a closest route towards Venice. You should have 1 memory sequence after you drop off Leonardo and that is to find the woman, I mentioned before. All of this is included in sequence 6. Sequence 7 begins when you meet up with Leonardo in Venice. You'll also have a brief sequence with Desmond as well (this is where you'll also find a surprise waiting for you).

Another point i missed one of the Assassins Tomb in one of sequence does that mean i cannot go back and complete the tomb ? and what's the reward if i complete all the tombs ? i must say the platforming in tombs is even better than the gameplay.

Yeah. That was quite fun to be honest, felt like Prince of Persia. You can revisit the tombs later on as well. Being an open world game, it allows you to visit them anytime you want, finding them is another thing. I would say check some FAQ's for it's location or scan for viewpoints by scaling the towers and performing leap of faith. The more you do it, the more objectives get revealed.

From what I gather online, there are 6 tombs in total; 2 in Florence (one of which is a part of the main storyline), 1 in the city after the villa, 1 in Roma and 2 in Venice. Haven't you got to Novella's Secret tomb? That's a party of the main storyline. Along with the hidden treasures in those tombs, I suppose Wikipedia states:

6 secret locations are also Assassin Tombs containing seals necessary to unlock Altaïr's Armor, which is the most powerful armor in the game and is necessary for Desmond to achieve full synchronization with Ezio

 

[vamsi_krishna]

I don't know the situation in Bombay.. but 90% of game piracy in towns are not though internet it is by DVD vendors. I hardly see anyone downloading games illegally.. they will purchase a rs.50 disk from vendor.

I think only few games come with mandatory internet activation. Most of them are still following good old Disk check. Even if the game asks for internet activation.. it gives a chance to go to another computer with internet connection and acquire a activation code there,for the people who don't have internet.It is Because.. they care for the people who don't have internet connection.

 

[dinjo_jo]

Thanks for that , completed 4/6 of tombs i missed one of them , the game is so huge and i have not even completed a single side mission.
i read somewhere that the tombs are sequence based and you can't go back

Got the AC II Prima Guide now but reading through the whole is very hard.

 

[Ethan_Hunt]

Come to think of it, Ubisoft is the only company who has been extremely experimental with their protections. They were the ones who introduced Star Force, went without protection and now got the "need to always be online" DRM method. Sure their sales figure might be hampered and they may get flanked for it, but the point is they are trying to see how effective these methods prove to keep pirates away, time being the key essence here. This is the only company that has had the balls to use this kind of DRM, even if it meant loosing a few customers.

I'm pretty sure everyone out here has access to Internet or at least a broadband connection. Limited or unlimited, doesn't matter. So I don't see why one can't keep their Internet connection ON while playing this game? It's not like it's bandwidth sucking game or it's downloading anything in the background.

It does suck if you're ISP breaks down for hours and hence rendering the game useless. My MTNL connection was once inactive for a whole bloody week. But instances like these are very rare phenomenon, unless your ISP itself is very unstable. So I don't see what the difficulty is out here.

 

[dinjo_jo]

I don't know the situation in Bombay.. but 90% of game piracy in towns are not though internet it is by DVD vendors. I hardly see anyone downloading games illegally.. they will purchase a rs.50 disk from vendor.

Your Statement is self contradictory by saying you dont download the games and buying game from Pirate Seller, what are you doing ? aren't you promoting downloading games from internet.I know these DVD Vendors very well and how they operate , in Bombay they have a network in Andheri & they download games from torrents as in when the demand for games arrive the guy even told me if you want the game he will download it and sell me if the game is not available with them.