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Quote from: zerosum on March 06, 2012, 03:00:54 PMPlaced down a pre-order for this today, nice steel case - just got to thinking, there most likely won't be many "Leaps of Faith" in this one, what with the lack of buildings and towers. Either way, that trailer looks sweet and the 4 player co-op could be interesting tooActually, there might be a lot of leaps of faith. There are a lot of incredibly tall trees and tons of mountains and cliffs here in New England. Throw a pile of leaves at the bottom of a tree or cliff and voila! And we all know how plentiful the leaves are here...at least those of us with yards that need to get rid of them every autumn.
Placed down a pre-order for this today, nice steel case - just got to thinking, there most likely won't be many "Leaps of Faith" in this one, what with the lack of buildings and towers. Either way, that trailer looks sweet and the 4 player co-op could be interesting too
Quote from: MumseyFish on April 05, 2012, 04:25:25 PMQuote from: zerosum on March 06, 2012, 03:00:54 PMPlaced down a pre-order for this today, nice steel case - just got to thinking, there most likely won't be many "Leaps of Faith" in this one, what with the lack of buildings and towers. Either way, that trailer looks sweet and the 4 player co-op could be interesting tooActually, there might be a lot of leaps of faith. There are a lot of incredibly tall trees and tons of mountains and cliffs here in New England. Throw a pile of leaves at the bottom of a tree or cliff and voila! And we all know how plentiful the leaves are here...at least those of us with yards that need to get rid of them every autumn. Ha! My ignorance about the topography of New England is rooted in being a U.S. West Coast (Cal) kid...... btw...what the hell's an 'autumn'?
If I'm remembering right, "towns/cities" feature less in this than previous games, with the wilderness a big thing; I saw a trailer earlier that sees him diving through a window, running through a building and out the other side. That's something I've been dying to see for Assassins Creed. A proper seamless inside/outside experience is brilliant.Still haven't finished the last one in the series, might not even bother at this rate, but this has renewed some faith in the franchise - adding something a little different.
Naval warfare in the caribbean, snow, short bow, tomahawk, desmond (they did say he was a huge part of AC3), tree climbing, bayonetes, click it I'm in. First game of E3 to win me over. Xcom was the second, it's funny because on the gamespot chatlog for their show stream so many people said how sh*t it looks, they obviously never played the previous Xcoms! Next up C&C generals 2 on frostbite, c'mon sell it me, bring back the rts which for me has been a long dead genre, god I must be getting old if my tastes are changing!!!
Quote from: BackupLight on June 04, 2012, 08:26:45 PMIf I'm remembering right, "towns/cities" feature less in this than previous games, with the wilderness a big thing; I saw a trailer earlier that sees him diving through a window, running through a building and out the other side. That's something I've been dying to see for Assassins Creed. A proper seamless inside/outside experience is brilliant.Still haven't finished the last one in the series, might not even bother at this rate, but this has renewed some faith in the franchise - adding something a little different.Not trying to derail the topic (since all signs point to it being a bag of ass kickery), but AC III needs to incorporate some of this: (click to show/hide)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7ySiWmvd5c
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