gameranand
Living to Play
I don't care abouj names at all if gameplay is nice. If it isn't good we start to find faults everywhere.
pkkumarcool
Game & anime Lover
nice video demonstration of ac 3 watched full video and it got new engine and we can sell skin of animal to make money thats cool!
more excited after watching video!
more excited after watching video!
gameranand
Living to Play
So what are they trying to do ?? Make it an RPG.
gameranand
Living to Play
No I ain't saying it. I am saying that trading too much is not good for an action game. I mean picking up direct money is OK but if you are picking something and selling then different animal skin must have different price. Also there should be carry limit and all. I guess you got my point. 
utkarsh73
Journeyman
^^I never liked the "renovate city and earn profits" feature of previous two titles. True we can earn money but when that extra profit reaches a significant amount, you realize that you have completed the game. ACII was okay with this. Renovating or not does not made any difference in the no. of working shops available for buying gears. whereas in previous two, renovation was almost compulsory. It really makes the game little RTS type.
gameranand
Living to Play
But adding too much will spoil the fun.
gameranand
Living to Play
Everyone does mistakes. Ubi is no different.
101gamzer
Ambassador of Buzz
Assassin Creed III coming soon yet finally+discussion
So we ,could start our discussion how is it flocks waiting for the game finally don't worry yet not far away Assassin Creed III will be here Officially on Oct 31 ,2012
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Developer: Ubisoft Montreal
Publisher: Ubisoft
Genre: Action Adventure
Multiplayer Options: Online
Release date: Oct 31, 2012
There have been rumor's of Assassin Creed III will be featuring American Revolutionary war and with the picture leak today, there is little doubt anymore that it is indeed going to be the setting. It is fair to say the reveal was met with mixed response at best, and despite generally trusting Ubisoft (the constant milking of Ezio notwithstanding), I do with a lot of complaints about the setting, and it pales in comparison with the other potential settings. For example:
The American Revolution is an era explored countless times in books, movies and even in video games (Age of Empires III and Empire: Total War come to mind). We would’ve liked a setting less visible.
The setting does not feature the large sprawling cities typical to AC games, neither does it contain any unique architecture.
Depictions of the American Revolution are usually very black-and-white, where the line between the “good guys” and the “bad guys” is clearly drawn.
Conspiracy theories about the American Revolution are trite and overdone, and have been explored from Dan Brown books to the National Treasure films.
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But then again, I’d like to put my faith Ubisoft (pointless gameplay additions in AC: Revelations notwithstanding), and in the right hands, the American Revolution setting could potentially be good, and there a lot of elements can come into play to create a great AC game, such as:
A Native American protagonist (as the tomahawk in the poster suggests) alludes that their will be some moral ambiguity, where neither the white Americans nor the English are the “good guys”.
The American Revolutionary had MAJOR effects on world politics and history, and this could play into a very interesting story
New era-specific weapons means new combat mechanics without shifting focus from bladed weapons
London and Paris could potentially be the settings for some parts of the game, given the role of England and France in the American Revolution
A great cast of supporting characters consisting of the likes of George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, King George III and Benedict Arnold.
The lack of big cities could mean new game mechanics for exploring other locations, such as forests, forts, mountains…etc
Voice actors won’t have to do any ridiculous Italian accents
Anyways, I can’t say I am not disappointed by the choice of location, but I’d like to keep my faith in Ubisoft (lame filler plot in AC: Brotherhood notwithstanding). Plus, there’s virtually no information at all yet on the game, and it would be ridiculous to make any judgem… oh crap.
So we ,could start our discussion how is it flocks waiting for the game finally don't worry yet not far away Assassin Creed III will be here Officially on Oct 31 ,2012
*img269.imageshack.us/img269/3172/fsdggsdgd.jpg
Uploaded with ImageShack.us
Developer: Ubisoft Montreal
Publisher: Ubisoft
Genre: Action Adventure
Multiplayer Options: Online
Release date: Oct 31, 2012
There have been rumor's of Assassin Creed III will be featuring American Revolutionary war and with the picture leak today, there is little doubt anymore that it is indeed going to be the setting. It is fair to say the reveal was met with mixed response at best, and despite generally trusting Ubisoft (the constant milking of Ezio notwithstanding), I do with a lot of complaints about the setting, and it pales in comparison with the other potential settings. For example:
The American Revolution is an era explored countless times in books, movies and even in video games (Age of Empires III and Empire: Total War come to mind). We would’ve liked a setting less visible.
The setting does not feature the large sprawling cities typical to AC games, neither does it contain any unique architecture.
Depictions of the American Revolution are usually very black-and-white, where the line between the “good guys” and the “bad guys” is clearly drawn.
Conspiracy theories about the American Revolution are trite and overdone, and have been explored from Dan Brown books to the National Treasure films.
*img36.imageshack.us/img36/8026/original21430x606.th.jpg
But then again, I’d like to put my faith Ubisoft (pointless gameplay additions in AC: Revelations notwithstanding), and in the right hands, the American Revolution setting could potentially be good, and there a lot of elements can come into play to create a great AC game, such as:
A Native American protagonist (as the tomahawk in the poster suggests) alludes that their will be some moral ambiguity, where neither the white Americans nor the English are the “good guys”.
The American Revolutionary had MAJOR effects on world politics and history, and this could play into a very interesting story
New era-specific weapons means new combat mechanics without shifting focus from bladed weapons
London and Paris could potentially be the settings for some parts of the game, given the role of England and France in the American Revolution
A great cast of supporting characters consisting of the likes of George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, King George III and Benedict Arnold.
The lack of big cities could mean new game mechanics for exploring other locations, such as forests, forts, mountains…etc
Voice actors won’t have to do any ridiculous Italian accents
Anyways, I can’t say I am not disappointed by the choice of location, but I’d like to keep my faith in Ubisoft (lame filler plot in AC: Brotherhood notwithstanding). Plus, there’s virtually no information at all yet on the game, and it would be ridiculous to make any judgem… oh crap.
NVIDIAGeek
Long Live Gojira!
Re: Assassin Creed III coming soon yet finally+discussion
No hidden blade featured in the cover art = 70% less excitement. For me.
30% includes the accent of Connor and weather system. Rest is meh. And no Ezio, major letdown. For me.
No hidden blade featured in the cover art = 70% less excitement. For me.
30% includes the accent of Connor and weather system. Rest is meh. And no Ezio, major letdown. For me.
gameranand
Living to Play
Re: Assassin Creed III coming soon yet finally+discussion
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