Ubisoft: Assassin's Creed Has "An End"

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Dragonbums

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Just like how Naruto has an "end" and yet it's still being milked to death.

I wonder what the "last" Assassins Creed game will be. Probably when Ezio has to disguise himself as a Mafia boss.
 

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Jandau said:
Obviously fake. The cow doesn't look even remotely dead!
And the emergency dead horse hasn't arrived yet!
So this "concept art" is either old (around ac:b) or fake.
My money is on the first option.
 

bug_of_war

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Adon Cabre said:
even at the expense of needing to mash all 14 buttons like a typical COD or Battlefield title.
Yeah but the thing is, (if we're using Heavy Rain as an example) you only mash one button in a David Cage game and then let the cinematic take you. I just prefer a good game more than a good story (although there have been times where the story has made me hate the game/made me more interested), and like you said, we're really polar opposites of what we find interesting about games.
 

Adon Cabre

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bug_of_war said:
Adon Cabre said:
even at the expense of needing to mash all 14 buttons like a typical COD or Battlefield title.
Yeah but the thing is, (if we're using Heavy Rain as an example) you only mash one button in a David Cage game and then let the cinematic take you. I just prefer a good game more than a good story (although there have been times where the story has made me hate the game/made me more interested), and like you said, we're really polar opposites of what we find interesting about games.
Nah, I ain't buying into the David Cage hate. I can look beyond the plat-former or open world genre. But so many triple-A titles are badly written; and so many concepts are mundane and repetitive.
 

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Adon Cabre said:
Nah, I ain't buying into the David Cage hate. I can look beyond the plat-former or open world genre. But so many triple-A titles are badly written; and so many concepts are mundane and repetitive.
I don't hate the guy, he definitely knows how to do the style he does, I'm just saying that I personally don't like it. I wouldn't go so far as to say, "many triple-A titles are badly written" but there have been some with...(what's the word?) questionable writing? I guess you could say. Ah well, like I said before, a fun game is more than enough to keep me interested, a good story just seems like a bonus.