i’ve been to a couple of places in europe, and i love how the architecture is one seamless blend. the fusion of past and present is so amazing. i can’t imagine what it would to be like, sitting in the shadow of something ancient like the colosseum with a laptop, wirelessly surfing the web. i haven’t been there yet, but italy is so beautiful. sometimes after playing a mission in AC3, i’ll check out what the modern italy equivalent looks like. Lately, i have been spending a lot of time in google maps. take THAT, david caruso.Įzio in italy: what would it look like today?
anytime one of them protested i beat them to death. i wandered around rome blatantly mugging civilians. of course, you all probably know that i didn’t stop there. then, when the guards were totally wtf about it and tried to murder me back, i knifed about 10 of them. i accidentally murdered three civillians.
#ASSASSIN CREED BROTHERHOOD TROPHIES SERIES#
Last night, i committed a series of fake yet horrific crimes. let’s not forget about the guards, those halfwits who are about as committed to safety as the producers of jersey shore are to truth. sometimes the townsfolk say things to you, but sometimes not. Thing is, i find it hard to believe that a murderous hooded man in white can move in a city so freely. no one is going to be using it as a teaching tool for history lessons, and that is fine. stuff like truth and fact can take a backseat since it’s entertainment. I am not just sounding off here, and for the record i love the game. Little_nerdxo and i have been having several discussions about this. one thing i always wonder though: were people REALLY that dumb back then? it’s got a compelling plot, and it’s got some really great graphics. i have been playing the shit out of assassin’s creed: brotherhood these past few weeks. Got a murder to solve? maybe david caruso is your man.ĭo you ever wonder what if the csi guys went and dissected a video game crime scene? i do. I am starting to believe that it is a way for game publishers and developers to ensure that their content isn’t ripped off, but there has to be a better way. how the hell i am supposed to get the trophies? every time i go to play a game, the damn thing has no players. something like assassin’s creed is going to be around a while. I was looking at the trophies, and i have to say, the multiplayer trend is starting to get on my nerves. over the course of that weekend, i think my tally ran to 30 hours. i played 12 hours straight on saturday, and then went drinking. i am thinking about playing some naughty bear this week, as a kind of antidote to the assassin’s creed marathon i went on last weekend. nobody ever plays them beyond the first week. it even deserves trophies.ĭo obscure games need multiplayer trophy mode? no. these are moments that deserve multiplayer mode. Let me start by saying that i think multiplayer mode has a time and place.
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