I loved ACII, and Brotherhood sounds awesome to me, so I'm buying it on day one.
Nerkle01
Yep same with me. I also platinumed ACII.
The platinum isn't difficult to get honestly ... I think most people who stuck with the game got it. I am a HUGE fan of the series, so it's automatically a day one purchase for me.
I loved ACII, and Brotherhood sounds awesome to me, so I'm buying it on day one.
CBottom7
Yep same with me. I also platinumed ACII.
The platinum isn't difficult to get honestly ... I think most people who stuck with the game got it. I am a HUGE fan of the series, so it's automatically a day one purchase for me.
Honestly it's like the easiest game to platinum. You can finish most of it within a single playthrough without trying to platinum it. But yeah, Brotherhood sounds like an awesome concept but I'm skeptical about how they're actually going to bring it together.
It would be really awesome if they did online co-op. And four player on one system play. That wouldmake this game just about the first game to do this. And it's setting would be cool.
It would be really awesome if they did online co-op. And four player on one system play. That wouldmake this game just about the first game to do this. And it's setting would be cool. untouchables111
If they did this I'd definitely be more likely to pick it up day 1.
honestly, i don't like the direction this game is taking. I much rather prefer being a lone assassin rather than commanding many. it looks like Brotherhood is taking on an Overlord approach. hopefully i'm wrong
I still don't know if this is a true sequel or an expansion pack. The way the second one ended with [spoiler] Desmond leaving Abstergo and being taken somewhere else confuses me as to why they want to continue with Ezio. [/spoiler] I thought they wanted to continue with a new Assassin.
This game is looking great. I am interested to see how these new changes they've made will affect the overall game. I think they are going in the right direction
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