Brit was that asshole nobody liked in high school.Quote:
Originally Posted by brit
Noted. :wacko:
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Brit was that asshole nobody liked in high school.Quote:
Originally Posted by brit
Noted. :wacko:
Pfft. I had a group of like minded friends. We intentionally stayed single throughout high school because of the circle we kept. :lol We had girls, but no girlfriends. Haha.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raype
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Originally Posted by Tassadar
Haven't played yet. I'm intending to pick it up once it drops to an insanely low price. Which should be right around the time AC3 drops into my acceptable price range.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tassadar
That, and I played 2 AC2 based games not too long ago. While I'm not turned off on the concept, I think I need a breather before more AC.
Hilarious. I come across that while backreading and Tassadar reposts.
:wacko:
It's not as good as AC2. It's better than AC1. It's almost exactly the same as Brotherhood. With a modified control scheme, inventory screen, bomb-making, and the hookblade.
Now that I think about it, I never had a way out if the girl said she did love her dude or if she declined the invitation. I probably just awkwardly ended the conversation and awkwardly walked away.Quote:
Originally Posted by brit
I can understand what you mean, I like the games but it sometimes feels like they're just milking the franchise for all they're worth and like you I didn't want to pay too much for it considering it's a new game :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Raype
That doesn't sound very appealing then, did they remove recruitable assassins?Quote:
Originally Posted by brit
Nope. They made it imperative. I went through a majority of ACB without doing ANYTHING with the assassins. Although, when I did, I made sure that all my assassins were the lovely ladies. I even had a favorite. Her name was like... Camilla or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tassadar
In ACR, you will be forced into it. Hell, they even send you on at least one mission with an apprentice.
First time I've spoken to/seen my dad in like 6 months and I go over there to smoke weed.
What a relationship. :wacko:
I hate smoking.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wyrm
I hate it hate it hate it...
And I'm not going to copy-paste that because then it would be annoying everybody including myself.
My father smokes. The smoke makes my cold worse.
This morning he left for work (for a few days) and I haven't coughed as much as I would if my father was at home.
I've smoked since I was 16, and smoked weed a few years longer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shane
Everyone in my family smokes (either cigarettes, weed, or both). :shrug:
I maxed out the assassins assuming I would use them for the final few missions, boy was I wrong. The idea of training assassins suits the game as you Ezio becomes a more powerful assassin however allowing them to be incorporated into actual fights makes fighting ridiculously OP, and could be confined solely to those missions/contracs around Europe with a monetary reward to make people actually bother with those missions.Quote:
Originally Posted by brit
Edit: Although it was great breaking into the final Borgia tower with 6 assassins dealing with every soldier while I went straight for the captain.
So, training the assassins is pointless in ACB then?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tassadar
Need to know these things before I continue playing. :wacko:
You are required to use it in one or two missions and in some missions were it's optional it's very advantageous however it's not worth it on the whole.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wyrm
Also, the best armour and swords are pointless, the ending missions are fairly easy.
and Nothing is true, everything is permitted. :wacko: