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Riachu on 27 November 2008
_mevildan said:
As leo-j said. less repetitive That massive world they built for the first game was wasted on trite little missions that repeated again and again.

I big problem for me (bigger than the repetition of gameplay) was the story. That may be too big a problem to fix.

Also, a slightly better and more consistent framerate would be nice.

I can't say I agree with you.  The story was one of the reason's why I managed to put up with the repetition.  I still hope the game is less repetitive.

 



 

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Munkeh111 on 27 November 2008
Mistershine said:
_mevildan said:
As leo-j said. less repetitive That massive world they built for the first game was wasted on trite little missions that repeated again and again.

I big problem for me (bigger than the repetition of gameplay) was the story. That may be too big a problem to fix.

Also, a slightly better and more consistent framerate would be nice.

 

 I never noticed any framerate drops/problems.

Really, on the 360 version, I noticed many frame rates problems throughout, it was actually better on the PS3



Barozi on 27 November 2008
Munkeh111 said:
Mistershine said:
I think the a futuristic sci-fi setting would be best to round out the trilogy(it is still a trilogy, isn't it?). Either french revolution or maybe the Napoleonic wars would be pretty good I think.

That sounds good, I would assume a game set in the French revolution would cover the years from 1790-1815, I assume it would end at Waterloo (who in Britain does not want to relive the final defeat of the French!)

Now listen kids, the history lesson with your teacher Munkeh has begun !



_mevildan on 27 November 2008

Well, the framerate wasn't really a problem, but it wasn't silky smooth either. It was fine most of the time, but often was noticebly struggling a bit (I played the PS3 version BTW).



Esmoreit on 27 November 2008

One thing: variety.



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Chris Hu on 27 November 2008

I would like that they don't make an Assassins Creed 2 but since the first one sold to well my wish won't come true.



Munkeh111 on 27 November 2008
Barozi said:
Munkeh111 said:
Mistershine said:
I think the a futuristic sci-fi setting would be best to round out the trilogy(it is still a trilogy, isn't it?). Either french revolution or maybe the Napoleonic wars would be pretty good I think.

That sounds good, I would assume a game set in the French revolution would cover the years from 1790-1815, I assume it would end at Waterloo (who in Britain does not want to relive the final defeat of the French!)

Now listen kids, the history lesson with your teacher Munkeh has begun !

Just been studying that era, but from the perspective of British politics, and the resulting radical threat

While there were mass executions, the symbol was the guillotine, not quite as good of a weapon as the hidden blade? Also, how would you make large scale battles fit in with the whole way Assassin's Creed works. I am not entirely sure precisely how they are going to get the game to fit in with it, though it would certainly be interesting to climb 18th century Paris. It would be nice to assainate Napolean yourself... alternate history is always interesting



_mevildan on 27 November 2008
Riachu said:
_mevildan said:
As leo-j said. less repetitive That massive world they built for the first game was wasted on trite little missions that repeated again and again.

I big problem for me (bigger than the repetition of gameplay) was the story. That may be too big a problem to fix.

Also, a slightly better and more consistent framerate would be nice.

I can't say I agree with you.  The story was one of the reason's why I managed to put up with the repetition.  I still hope the game is less repetitive.

 

Fair enough. I expected a different kind of story going in (ie. no crazy futuristic stuff), so it's my own fault in a way.

 



Mistershine on 27 November 2008

One thing I would like to see is co-op. It would open up some interesting mission scenarios, with decoy/diversioniary tactics, 1 running in for a full frontal attack while the other sneaks in from the back and gets the job jobbed.



RSEagle on 27 November 2008

How about something other to do than the main objectives and the save citizen battles? It would be cool if there were actual side quests, things to buy, people to talk to, etc.

Also, please for the love of God stop the looping dialogue! I can't tell you how many times I'd be on a roof and hear the same line about the Crusades over and over.



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