Excited for Assassin's Creed III?

I absolutely loved the first two games (despite the repetitiveness of the first), but I got tired of brotherhood about halfway through and didn't even touch revelations. I was just wondering how the rest of the community felt about the upcoming game and if anyone had any idea that it would be set during the American Revolution. Personally, I'm pretty excited. It seems like the game will be more about roaming the wilderness than trolling around big cities. Also, check out my article on my gaming blog.

http://ocdgaming.org/2012/03/02/assassins-creed-iii/

Hey but there's, Assasin's Creed VII

Very happy, I hope we'll still be able to free run and jump from building to building in massive cities and the idea of exploring revolution america sounds a great change of pace from the ancient world :) Just so long as they re-introduce the countryside aspect of the game, america's country side must be a spectacular place to explore in the revolution war era

5 games since 2008, never a good lookwii60_3

5 games since 2008, never a good lookwii60_3

I'm happy and if I'm not mistaken this should be the last game. I believe Ubisoft stated that Assassin's Creed was always intended as a trilogy and well...this is the third game (obviously not THE third, but story wise). I for one hated Ezio in II and Brotherhood, but loved him in Revelations. I also absolutely loved Altair's storyline in Revelations. It was amazing. I thought it was the best of the series. Anyways, I'm excited for III. Playing in colonial America is going to be awesome, especially as a Native American wielding knives and tomahawks.

Also, I believe game informer stated there's an entirely new animation system including how you scale objects, since in III you will be able to climb trees and such. It's not just going to be rehashed like how Brotherhood and them felt.

Ubisoft had said that the AC series would last a good decade...

I'm a huge fan, so I'm psyched. Especially for the new time period. While agree that weapons and what not from Brotherhood and Revelations could have been DLC, the story couldn't have been (not without a good 24 hour of downloading, at least...). I'm in it for the story, so I'm fine with the same gameplay.

never really liked the AC series..maybe it was the game settings or somthing. im def gonna keep an eye on this one though because i like the era

yea im majoly excited for this game. been a big an since the first one. even though the last couple were more or less very similar i understand their reasoning of doing it to show the end of Ezio, of which is one of my all time favorite characters.

I enjoyed ACII but not Brotherhood or Revelations. This however has gotten me excited because of the setting and new protaganist, as well as some major gameplay changes (revamped combat being one of them).

Loved the first , the second was boring , Brotherhood was an abomination and Revelations was my favourite. So this one could go either way but I am hoping it is even better than Revelations. Not sure I like the idea of a Tomahawk as a main weapon but time will tell.

[QUOTE="wii60_3"]5 games since 2008, never a good lookgamerfreak1991

Hell yea, hunting and seasons will be awesome.

Played every one of them, loved every one of them but had thing for AC2. I got really hook with Ezio's story, loved the set etc. AC2 was a big improvement over AC1. So I'm really hyped to see what changes will bring AC3 to the gameplay. Not sure if I like the "colonial america" setting, but I have a open mind. If the game is well done, then it's going to be a hit for me anyway.

General consensus is excitement I believe. Im also in the category of not playing these last two games. Ill pick up where it should of three years ago. The AC story just didn't grip me enough to give them $120. If they wanted to tell a story they should of wrote a book. Would of been alot cheaper for alot of people. Negativity aside though, yeah im pretty excited.

General consensus is excitement I believe. Im also in the category of not playing these last two games. Ill pick up where it should of three years ago. The AC story just didn't grip me enough to give them $120. If they wanted to tell a story they should of wrote a book. Would of been alot cheaper for alot of people. Negativity aside though, yeah im pretty excited.

Hubadubalubahu

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General consensus is excitement I believe. Im also in the category of not playing these last two games. Ill pick up where it should of three years ago. The AC story just didn't grip me enough to give them $120. If they wanted to tell a story they should of wrote a book. Would of been alot cheaper for alot of people. Negativity aside though, yeah im pretty excited.

penpusher

Thank you sir nitpick but i'm pretty sure those games were probably about $60 new which is clearly what I was refering to. I am fully aware games decrease in value. Appreciate you for being so dense.

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General consensus is excitement I believe. Im also in the category of not playing these last two games. Ill pick up where it should of three years ago. The AC story just didn't grip me enough to give them $120. If they wanted to tell a story they should of wrote a book. Would of been alot cheaper for alot of people. Negativity aside though, yeah im pretty excited.

Hubadubalubahu

Thank you sir nitpick but i'm pretty sure those games were probably about $60 new which is clearly what I was refering to. I am fully aware games decrease in value. Appreciate you for being so dense.

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[QUOTE="penpusher"] $120? They are all going for much less than that together nowpenpusher

Thank you sir nitpick but i'm pretty sure those games were probably about $60 new which is clearly what I was refering to. I am fully aware games decrease in value. Appreciate you for being so dense.

Then you politely completly missed what I said. Dont you have a bridge to be under or something.

[QUOTE="penpusher"][QUOTE="Hubadubalubahu"]

Thank you sir nitpick but i'm pretty sure those games were probably about $60 new which is clearly what I was refering to. I am fully aware games decrease in value. Appreciate you for being so dense.

Hubadubalubahu

Then you politely completly missed what I said. Dont you have a bridge to be under or something.

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[QUOTE="penpusher"] First of all theres no need to be insulting, its not clever and the fact that youre hidden away behind an internet connection doesnt prevent you looking like what youre acccusing me of being. Besides I think that at this point since the last ones release, quoting the rough combined total cost of them from release just struck me as a bit pointless and I was just POLITELY pointing it out incase you hadnt checked. You'd be suprised how many people dont check.penpusher

Then you politely completly missed what I said. Dont you have a bridge to be under or something.

Look you misunderstood what I was saying and I thought you were trying to be a typical internet know it all. This is a common misunderstanding that happens everyday on the internet. Im not a "kid" although that may make you feel like a badass. Im sorry you took what I said out of context and im sorry I took what you said wrong all be it a pointless thing to say if you would of just read what my original post was. If you took time to read what I was saying maybe we wouldnt be having this conversation.

Can't wait to hatchet those damn redcoats! SH*T IS GOING DOWN ON CAPITOL HILL

I absolutely loved the first two games (despite the repetitiveness of the first), but I got tired of brotherhood about halfway through and didn't even touch revelations. I was just wondering how the rest of the community felt about the upcoming game and if anyone had any idea that it would be set during the American Revolution. Personally, I'm pretty excited. It seems like the game will be more about roaming the wilderness than trolling around big cities. Also, check out my article on my gaming blog.

http://ocdgaming.org/2012/03/02/assassins-creed-iii/

Echo13791

A Assassins creed in America with a native american? nah cant say that i am looking forward to that, its going to lack the sosphicating that there was in Europe :(

So like Revalations i think this will be a huge failure.

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I absolutely loved the first two games (despite the repetitiveness of the first), but I got tired of brotherhood about halfway through and didn't even touch revelations. I was just wondering how the rest of the community felt about the upcoming game and if anyone had any idea that it would be set during the American Revolution. Personally, I'm pretty excited. It seems like the game will be more about roaming the wilderness than trolling around big cities. Also, check out my article on my gaming blog.

http://ocdgaming.org/2012/03/02/assassins-creed-iii/

Jacanuk

A Assassins creed in America with a native american? nah cant say that i am looking forward to that, its going to lack the sosphicating that there was in Europe :(

So like Revalations i think this will be a huge failure.

5 games since 2008, never a good lookwii60_3

Exactly.

It's too much.

I would have much preferred feudal Japan as a setting. I hope Ubisoft at least got Mel Gibson to reprise his role in The Patriot: The Videogame...

General consensus is excitement I believe. Im also in the category of not playing these last two games. Ill pick up where it should of three years ago. The AC story just didn't grip me enough to give them $120. If they wanted to tell a story they should of wrote a book. Would of been alot cheaper for alot of people. Negativity aside though, yeah im pretty excited.

Hubadubalubahu

i think it looks great. wish revalations was abit better but non the less it was a good play 10/30/12

Hell yea I am. Still need to finish Revelation first though..