That would be awesome. All Creed fans would be counting down the day to 21st December for the launch. Heh heh.BJ777 said:It will be ironic if the day that it comes out is the day from where the game carries on from desmond miles.Secret world leader (shhh) said:I hope it isn't AC3, I want that coming out in 2012.
I have clocked over 40 hours in brotherhood and am still nowhere near 100%ing it. It's a full Assassin's Creed game. They just took all of the non-storyline essential missions and made them into optional side missions. So the content is there, it's just not mandatory.Spacefly said:I was still a bit unsure about buying Brotherhood, but I think I can wait till 2011 to get another full on Assassins Creed game.
Don't get me wrong, it looks amazing... It looks as big, if not biger and filled with more content than ACII, but story wise, i know that it isn't a full on AC game. While it continues the awesome story of Ezio, I'm still waiting for more Desmond related story... And gameplay wise... I still have fun with ACII...Danzaivar said:I have clocked over 40 hours in brotherhood and am still nowhere near 100%ing it. It's a full Assassin's Creed game. They just took all of the non-storyline essential missions and made them into optional side missions. So the content is there, it's just not mandatory.Spacefly said:I was still a bit unsure about buying Brotherhood, but I think I can wait till 2011 to get another full on Assassins Creed game.
Not as big as AC2, but bigger than AC1. Unless you think Altair's story wasn't a full on Assassin's Creed?
Ironic because it will look like the game would be taking place right now, ie lets say desmond kills a templar on the exact same moment that I posted this.Secret world leader (shhh) said:ironic how?BJ777 said:It will be ironic if the day that it comes out is the day from where the game carries on from desmond miles.Secret world leader (shhh) said:I hope it isn't AC3, I want that coming out in 2012.
Erm, have you read a plot synopsis for Brotherhood? It has the most Desmond related stuff BY FAR. Honestly if you don't get the game and plan on getting AC3, I'd read up the story on Wikipedia or something. Otherwise you will have missed out on a LOT of what's gone on.Spacefly said:Don't get me wrong, it looks amazing... It looks as big, if not biger and filled with more content than ACII, but story wise, i know that it isn't a full on AC game. While it continues the awesome story of Ezio, I'm still waiting for more Desmond related story... And gameplay wise... I still have fun with ACII...Danzaivar said:I have clocked over 40 hours in brotherhood and am still nowhere near 100%ing it. It's a full Assassin's Creed game. They just took all of the non-storyline essential missions and made them into optional side missions. So the content is there, it's just not mandatory.Spacefly said:I was still a bit unsure about buying Brotherhood, but I think I can wait till 2011 to get another full on Assassins Creed game.
Not as big as AC2, but bigger than AC1. Unless you think Altair's story wasn't a full on Assassin's Creed?
I know I would love AC Brotherhood... Its basically more of the same stuff from ACII... but I just don't think I want to pay full price for it now when a new game (That will prob be MUCH better if the leap between ACI and ACII is anything to go by) isn't that far off...
Yeah... i'm sure they're gonna stop a story practically half way through... especially when they make so much money from it.Harbinger_ said:Sorry Ubisoft but the 2nd Assassin's Creed game was enough. No more please.
Wouldn't be the first time a studio has done it.Flamezdudes said:Yeah... i'm sure they're gonna stop a story practically half way through... especially when they make so much money from it.Harbinger_ said:Sorry Ubisoft but the 2nd Assassin's Creed game was enough. No more please.
I think that idea would work well (though I'm still pulling for French Revolution as the time period). Especially doing "what if" type scenario's for dlc because then you don't have the pressure of fitting the main the plot in, it can just be for fun and you can try more experimental things that way.Timmibal said:18th century england would be epic. Split it 50% there and 50% modern Desmond missions finding the remaining temples. Close the main damn storyline off. Desmond is already going nuts with all of Ezio and Altair's memories bleeding into him.
Then just release DLC for all of the 'wouldn't it be cool if..' times and places under the guise of 'training' new assassins using the bleeding effect of the animus.