Critical Miss: Stowaways: Assassin's Creed
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Yeah... gotta love those Funny Background Events [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/FunnyBackgroundEvent].Khushal said:
I'll be honest, I support the Templar. You know there's that codex where Altair comments on how the Assassins are a bunch of hypocrites going around stabbing people they don't like and breaking every rule they have, including the don't force dogmatic-freedom-destroying-RULES-enforced-on-the-point-of-a-blade on people one (Which is impressive) and he came to the conclusion that hey, he can do it because he looks cool and there's a one minute video of the villain kicking puppies before you actually stab him.
Well I agree with Altair. He's a douche.
Yeah i've been wanting to complain about that one for a long time. Sorry guys
Well I agree with Altair. He's a douche.
Yeah i've been wanting to complain about that one for a long time. Sorry guys
Why didn't you use the full name of the game? Then it'd be:
Critical Miss: Stowaways: Assassin's Creed: Revelations
...yeah.
Also, how is this related to the Stowaways story-arch?
Critical Miss: Stowaways: Assassin's Creed: Revelations
...yeah.
Also, how is this related to the Stowaways story-arch?
This comic had me laughing. That was until I read the last few points. Then this comic had me dying with laughterGrey Carter said:
"This comic was designed, developed and produced by a multicultural team of various religious faiths and beliefs"
HA! Great Job.
So now the next few comics are non-numbered pages in the "Stowaways" series that each focus on a specific game series, as told through the context of the main plot.
So it's basically Flashpoint, but instead of a bunch of comic issues and a bunch of tie-ins, it's a long string of comics in one series that use the main plot of this event as a framing device for vignettes.
I approve! At least I don't have to slap down $50+ to get the full story.
So it's basically Flashpoint, but instead of a bunch of comic issues and a bunch of tie-ins, it's a long string of comics in one series that use the main plot of this event as a framing device for vignettes.
I approve! At least I don't have to slap down $50+ to get the full story.
Ubisoft's long form trailers are almost uniformly excellent. And they always, always have fantastic music choices.Sgt. Sykes said:
I really dig this series. You guys have come so far! Keep up the good work.
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Sgt. Sykes said:
Yeah, I was only mildly interested in Revelations before I saw that trailer, but now I'm pumped. First time in a long time a trailer--even one for a series I like (I'm looking at you, The Old Republic)--has done that to me. Good work, Ubisoft. Now, where's my BG&E2?Grey Carter said:
(to the tune of the trailer's music)
"I have been captured alone; bald guys a dumb-ass...
Standing close to a cliff; I am... close to
punchin his face; dude's like a beaver...
What is he doin out there? he is... stupid."
"I have been captured alone; bald guys a dumb-ass...
Standing close to a cliff; I am... close to
punchin his face; dude's like a beaver...
What is he doin out there? he is... stupid."
I don't know what was funnier. The Assassins discussing how dumb the Templars are or Erin trying to hit her little visitor. Either way I actually laughed at this one. Which is rare, even when I do find something funny.
Okay, that made me laugh. Though it might have been a little easier than usual since I also laughed at the comic.Dafttechno said:
Considering the future Templars are both the complete personification of evil and have a complete understanding of the literary traps, I just thought of something...
WHAT IF ABSTERGO CREATED TV TROPES? Think about it.
WHAT IF ABSTERGO CREATED TV TROPES? Think about it.
