Looks like you can approach your targets any way you want and in many different ways. This made me drool. One of my most anticipated games this fall
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Looks like you can approach your targets any way you want and in many different ways. This made me drool. One of my most anticipated games this fall
More ways than one to assassinate targets? I'll probably still just complete every mission by killing everyone. :P
Really? You don't try to pick them off one by one? :P
Yeah well... I've seen too many pre-release staged demos that promise freedom and options, when the actual game is nothing like that.
I wish they'd use less hand-holding and make the assassinations a bit like Hitman Blood Money. Where instead of highlighting a person or whatever and screaming "This is an infiltration opportunity", they can just let the players observe the area and figure out things by themselves. I gotta say though that I like the idea of separate freerun down and up button, if this works correctly all the frustration of accidentally running up and grabbing stuff will be gone. :P
I'm no AC expert, but to me it just seems like a fancier way of assassinating from past games... Maybe I'm being harsh.
I have to admit but that Paris looks amazing.
More ways than one to assassinate targets? I'll probably still just complete every mission by killing everyone. :P
Really? You don't try to pick them off one by one? :P
Heck no. I go in blades-blasting killing everyone around and all the reinforcements that come. I only make a run for it when everyone is dead.
Throwing knives, poison, hidden blade, sword, crossbow, dagger, mace...on horse, off horse........combination stealth or predator.
Not seeing what's so different other than multiple entrances into a building. I mean I intend to get it but I'm not seeing what's, uh, up
One gotta wonder what those "iconic" haystacks are doing next to the altar inside the Notre Dame. It looks very good, but unless there is a way to turn of those goddamn blue/green/yellow etc. lights by just looking at a fellow, I'm not buying. This should really be an option, there are people who like a little challenge without it becoming the next Dark Souls.
@The_Last_Ride: Looks like you can approach your targets any way you want and in many different ways. This made me drool. One of my most anticipated games this fall
Wait so you are excited about a feature that has been a part of AC since the org. Assassins Creed but kinda forgot in AC 3 and Black Flag.
You are a easy guy to please Ride :D
@The_Last_Ride: Looks like you can approach your targets any way you want and in many different ways. This made me drool. One of my most anticipated games this fall
Wait so you are excited about a feature that has been a part of AC since the org. Assassins Creed but kinda forgot in AC 3 and Black Flag.
You are a easy guy to please Ride :D
Welll yeah :D, but it's even more open now, they don't put conditions in how you should kill your targets as they have always done
More ways than one to assassinate targets? I'll probably still just complete every mission by killing everyone. :P
Really? You don't try to pick them off one by one? :P
Heck no. I go in blades-blasting killing everyone around and all the reinforcements that come. I only make a run for it when everyone is dead.
LOL, you're like Rambo in a stealth game :P
@The_Last_Ride: Looks like you can approach your targets any way you want and in many different ways. This made me drool. One of my most anticipated games this fall
Wait so you are excited about a feature that has been a part of AC since the org. Assassins Creed but kinda forgot in AC 3 and Black Flag. I
You are a easy guy to please Ride :D
Um, I could be wrong, but while AC2 was a huge step forward in the series, I did not notice assassinations that were open in any way. I think that what what made the original seem so more open than its predecessors was the fact that you basically go tho their location with out really any help. There was even a map that you obtained right before each one that I believe had not only guard locations, but different points that allowed infiltration.
I have not played the other 2 games in the Ezio Trilogy, but 2, 3 an 4 really did stray away from the since of freedom in the series, and Unity is definitely the first to give you multiple opportunities and such a large area to create said opportunities.
More ways than one to assassinate targets? I'll probably still just complete every mission by killing everyone. :P
Really? You don't try to pick them off one by one? :P
Heck no. I go in blades-blasting killing everyone around and all the reinforcements that come. I only make a run for it when everyone is dead.
LOL, you're like Rambo in a stealth game :P
Yea, basically.
*OFF TOPIC* I recently just re-watch First Blood, and I have to say that movie has a lot of heart and soul. I loved it.
@The_Last_Ride: Looks like you can approach your targets any way you want and in many different ways. This made me drool. One of my most anticipated games this fall
Wait so you are excited about a feature that has been a part of AC since the org. Assassins Creed but kinda forgot in AC 3 and Black Flag. I
You are a easy guy to please Ride :D
Um, I could be wrong, but while AC2 was a huge step forward in the series, I did not notice assassinations that were open in any way. I think that what what made the original seem so more open than its predecessors was the fact that you basically go tho their location with out really any help. There was even a map that you obtained right before each one that I believe had not only guard locations, but different points that allowed infiltration.
I have not played the other 2 games in the Ezio Trilogy, but 2, 3 an 4 really did stray away from the since of freedom in the series, and Unity is definitely the first to give you multiple opportunities and such a large area to create said opportunities.
The thing is that in AC IV there were a few options on how to take down targets, but they mainly had 1 or two ways and mostly had to be taken down in a specific way.
@The_Last_Ride: Looks like you can approach your targets any way you want and in many different ways. This made me drool. One of my most anticipated games this fall
Wait so you are excited about a feature that has been a part of AC since the org. Assassins Creed but kinda forgot in AC 3 and Black Flag. I
You are a easy guy to please Ride :D
Um, I could be wrong, but while AC2 was a huge step forward in the series, I did not notice assassinations that were open in any way. I think that what what made the original seem so more open than its predecessors was the fact that you basically go tho their location with out really any help. There was even a map that you obtained right before each one that I believe had not only guard locations, but different points that allowed infiltration.
I have not played the other 2 games in the Ezio Trilogy, but 2, 3 an 4 really did stray away from the since of freedom in the series, and Unity is definitely the first to give you multiple opportunities and such a large area to create said opportunities.
The thing is that in AC IV there were a few options on how to take down targets, but they mainly had 1 or two ways and mostly had to be taken down in a specific way.
If my memory serves well, an enemy on a ship could either be assassinated from the air, with a gun and from below when the player is hanging from the ship. I think that I remember one of the last few assassinations ( the one where you snuck in to a party or something as a guess) gave you a chance at assassinating from a bench. Other land based ones either allowed air, ground or gun assassinations. However, as you said, most of the time it was one or two, and I would not really count the ground ones.
man this game looks really good. i hate the fact that its next-gen only but i got AC: Rouge to cheer me up on that one.
@The_Last_Ride: Looks like you can approach your targets any way you want and in many different ways. This made me drool. One of my most anticipated games this fall
Wait so you are excited about a feature that has been a part of AC since the org. Assassins Creed but kinda forgot in AC 3 and Black Flag. I
You are a easy guy to please Ride :D
Um, I could be wrong, but while AC2 was a huge step forward in the series, I did not notice assassinations that were open in any way. I think that what what made the original seem so more open than its predecessors was the fact that you basically go tho their location with out really any help. There was even a map that you obtained right before each one that I believe had not only guard locations, but different points that allowed infiltration.
I have not played the other 2 games in the Ezio Trilogy, but 2, 3 an 4 really did stray away from the since of freedom in the series, and Unity is definitely the first to give you multiple opportunities and such a large area to create said opportunities.
If you go back and play AC 2 you will see that most targets have a few different ways to take them down, but you are right its not really amazing what options you have, but it isn't the first time in unity, they might have expanded on the feature a lot but they have always been there.
@behardy24: blending in is cool at first but then gets a little boring but the jumping from rooftop to rooftop is something that i love in AC and it will never get old and i hope they keep that feature for as long as assassin's creed is going.
@behardy24: blending in is cool at first but then gets a little boring but the jumping from rooftop to rooftop is something that i love in AC and it will never get old and i hope they keep that feature for as long as assassin's creed is going.
Ditto. But they should introduce other objects to interact with (not just rooftops) so you can really Parkour the hell out of everything.
I love the AC series, but I'm gonna wait for a price drop on this one. Just too much of the same thing (not that that's necessarily a bad thing), so I'm gonna take a small break from the franchise. I'm sure it'll have a sale during the holiday season.
I would get it at launch if it wasn't for all the other games during that month
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