Got assassin's creed 2

I didn't like the chases, because I'm certain it's impossible to actually kill the guy. The game even arbitrarily stops you from using throwing knives during those parts. It was much more fun just making my way through the tombs at my own pace.

I didn't mind a lot that I couldn't kill him, because I was lucky enough to get very good flow, so it was fun just to chase after him. How long until the flying machine thingy? I want more Leonardo in my story. It is night, and I am close to the water, like in the E3 showcase, so maybe I'll be lucky. Though probably not.

The flying machine thing is chapter nine or ten, and it's very brief, a minute long perhaps.

And I'm at the third memory sequence or something? Well, that sucks.

Kaede wrote:

Just met the Fox, and I'm losing interest in the story. Seriously, suddenly I don't remember what I'm supposed to be doing.

I didn't know who i was talking to, why i was heading to the destination icon, or how much time had passed 90% of the time. Also gets confusing when i'm after a different bad guy because he was somehow connected to the main bad guy.

Hell i was confused what role ezio was playing in the assassin order most of the time.

Didn't stop me having fun though.

Ezio isn't actually in the Assassin order for 95% of the game.

A_Nonny_Moose wrote:

Ezio isn't actually in the Assassin order for 95% of the game.

Exactly i just didn't have a clue.

Just beat the game. To quote Desmond;

Quote :

What. The. Fuck.

I also really enjoyed the DLC missions, particularly Bonfire, which was assassination heavy many of which were instant fail if you were detected. That was my major gripe about the main game. Also,

Spoiler:

I assume AC: B picks up right after AC2? Might have to give it a rent. Either that or wait a year and pick it up dirt cheap.

Have you found and analysed the glyphs yet?

It makes the ending a bit less weird.

I've got seventeen out of twenty glyphs.

Isn't it really cool to know WWII was completely staged by the Templars because they wanted to shift the great powers in the world.

The glyphs and subject #16 subplot was so much more interesting than Ezio's revenge nonsense. Even though I guessed what the video would be after about 3 glyphs, it was still cool to see it, especially with the game's ending.

I heard Brotherhood's ending is even more WTF than AC2's, though I'm not going to spoil myself in finding out what it is.

Same, on both counts. I've also heard it's a much better game all round, even ignoring the multiplayer.

Yeah, I was planning on asking Brotherhood for Christmas but I might just get it myself after finising PoP.