My review of Assassin's Creed Revelations. My apologies for the awful Italian. Thanks for watching!
Assassin's Creed Revelations [Video]
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Uncensored version. I demand it!
As for the review ... it seemed to be aimed more at people who have already played 2 or three installments. If someone was new to the series, the review wouldn't really help them understand what you're doing, how you do it, and why. That's not necessarily a bad thing (and is actually aimed right at me because I have played all the console Assassin's Creed games but this one) but it did seem like it limited who can take something from the review.
As for the review ... it seemed to be aimed more at people who have already played 2 or three installments. If someone was new to the series, the review wouldn't really help them understand what you're doing, how you do it, and why. That's not necessarily a bad thing (and is actually aimed right at me because I have played all the console Assassin's Creed games but this one) but it did seem like it limited who can take something from the review.
Haha, but it's pure filth - the world must never see it!Marter said:
Thank you for the feedback! I understand completely what you're saying, and will keep that in mind in the future. For someone playing Revelations who have never played the previous games I think they would be confused as hell anyway, as I've played them and still don't have a perfect grasp on what on earth is going on, but there you go.
How about if I say "please"?SquidGaming said:
Yes?
Okay.
Here we go.
Please.
There. Now you have to do it. I begged. DID YOU NOT SEE THAT BEGGING?
And yeah, it's probably true that people jumping in at this point wouldn't get the story, but I was more talking about the gameplay. Anyway, still a fun watch. And if we can have an uncensored version (that is hilarious) of Natalie Portman's SNL rap, we should get one of this too.
It would've been more interesting for Desmond if he started to adapt the personalities of both Altaïr & Ezio because of the blood effect with having the realisation that he's starting to lose himself. Instead, we get "Oh, I've been raised at "farm" where I never had the chance to grew a personality therefore giving me a reason to not really have one". I'm wondering what Ubisoft will do to make him some sort of better character.