Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood

[cquigley]

Ha I concur.

PS, the AC single player is still the champion of "oh I'll just do one more thing then I'm done."

Hahahaha I love the PS because there were times I worked at 7am and it'd be like 11pm and id say alright I'll do this quick and I'm done then suddenly its 1am.

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[DaImmaculateONe]

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I really hate those people who spend all multiplayer matches on rooftops would just die. In real life

Gotta get those aerial kills brah

[PES3Paul]

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I just beat it and man, I want the next one asap. Also, the last stage is perfect, the look and the music fits together great. I wish every studio put as much into their games as Ubisoft did with this one.

I had an issue with the ending, though; it should've been a

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Modern Assassins v. Modern Templars battle with the latter discovering their hideout and the character who won't be in AC3 die *that* way. Kristen Bell (Lucy Stillman's voice) was the reason I bought the first AC and I was hooked by its quality. It's a shame she won't be a part of this series moving forward.

The game is great, don't get me wrong. But they went a bit too loopy on the modern day Rome ending, IMO.

[davin]

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i just beat the main story last night. The ending kind of snuck up on me, then again it was probably because i was so into the game. I felt like the single player game was really good, way better than i thought it would be.

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I honestly hope the game doesn't have 2012 as being the end of the world. I prefer to stick to Templars vs Assassins way more than that plus end of the world. Man was I pissed about Lucy, I actually tried to resist.

Overall though, I miss the assassinations from AC1/2. When you assassinated a person, their dialogue was great and really made you think. Half of the assassinations seem to just be "requiescat in pace", or if not that maybe a line or two, but nothing like the first game.

[cquigley]

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I honestly hope the game doesn't have 2012 as being the end of the world. I prefer to stick to Templars vs Assassins way more than that plus end of the world. Man was I pissed about Lucy, I actually tried to resist.

Hahaha. I def tried to resist too!

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I kinda saw this coming tho cuz when lucy disappears for awhile you can find red foot prints around the mansion. That normally meant the enemy and I really want the next one now because I wanna know who those voices are in the credits that said put him back in the animus.

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[Money99]

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I had AC2 and never completed it, but enjoyed it while I did have it.
Is this game a big improvement over it? It sounds like it's more open ended than the last game.
I liked the first one (wouldn't say love) so would anyone recommend Brotherhood to someone like myself?

[jmood88]

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Everything is more refined but you should really finish Assassin's Creed 2 before starting this one.

[cquigley]

I had AC2 and never completed it, but enjoyed it while I did have it.
Is this game a big improvement over it? It sounds like it's more open ended than the last game.
I liked the first one (wouldn't say love) so would anyone recommend Brotherhood to someone like myself?

Ya def complete 2 before starting this, you get a recap of 2 but it really isn't enough.
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[CaptainZombie]

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I love and enjoyed the first two games a lot and wasn't so excited for Brotherhood as I felt it was mainly MP focused until I was proven wrong by reviews, etc. I started playing this since receiving it from GF and it is not bad, but for some reason I'm not quite feeling it like the first two (which I had fun with). I am going to try and get through this to see the story unfold, but trying to figure out why I'm not enjoying it as much. The game is much more refined and better than the first two. ARGH!!!!!

Last night I was trying to climb one of the Borga towers after killing all the guards and the main guard. For some reason I was stuck and could not find a way to get to the top of the tower to start it on fire (there wasn't a glitch). Is there something that I am missing?

[J-Clutch1]

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Getting this game for Christmas! Good choice?

[BatsareBugs]

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I certainly do wish they did have a replay cam feature. I've had a couple of funny, unexpected moments in the game. I called in one of my first recruits to deal with an archer and instead of getting a silent kill, the recruit and the archer played a little game of climb and jump before I had to intervene. It's also funny when you call one of your assassins to take out a seeker who is investigating the haystacks/rose petals/etc.

I think I may have finished Ezio's part of AC:B and (MAJOR SPOILER IF YOU HAD NOT BEATEN THE GAME)

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in my opinion, the last couple of sequences felt rushed. Sure I liked using the piece of eden, but can't I put it away? I also didn't like the quick time skips.

[BatsareBugs]

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Getting this game for Christmas! Good choice?

Yes.

And if you played AC2, it's an even better choice.

[Moses Shuttlesworth]

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Is this game that much better than AC 2? Is the gameplay any different? What makes it so good?

I'm talking gameplay, here.

[Jistic]

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I can't explain it but to me it's MUCH better than AC2, and I really liked AC2.

[BlueNGold]

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I can't explain it but to me it's MUCH better than AC2, and I really liked AC2.

Is there more stealth to this one, like anywhere close to Splinter Cell/MSG levels, or is it still a lot of running around and killing the guards?

Not that I had a problem with that though.