Deathmatch - Revision history

imported>Rdfiasco: /* Description */

2018-02-11T18:33:29Z

Description

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	The Deathmatch game mode functions in a similar manner to the game mode of [[Wanted]]. However, there are no skin replicates of a recruit's chosen persona, encouraging them to [[Blending\|blend]] to avoid their pursuers, and to use their skills of observation to successfully identify their own targets.		The Deathmatch game mode functions in a similar manner to the game mode of [[Wanted]]. However, there are no skin replicates of a recruit's chosen persona, encouraging them to [[Blending\|blend]] to avoid their pursuers, and to use their skills of observation to successfully identify their own targets.

	With Deathmatch, there is no compass to guide the recruit; instead, they must use their target's portrait that is located in the top right corner of the [[Animus]]' heads-up display to identify and hunt them down. The inner part of the portrait lights up when one is near to their target, and the outer ring is brightly highlighted when in the line of sight of ~~whoever the recruit is assigned to~~.		With Deathmatch, there is no compass to guide the recruit; instead, they must use their target's portrait that is located in the top right corner of the [[Animus]]' heads-up display to identify and hunt them down. The inner part of the portrait lights up when one is near to their target, and the outer ring is brightly highlighted when in the line of sight of one's pursuer.

	Another thing to note about Deathmatch is the size of the training maps, which differ to those in other modes. They are roughly one quarter of the size of the regular map, making for hectic, fast-paced games.		Another thing to note about Deathmatch is the size of the training maps, which differ to those in other modes. They are roughly one quarter of the size of the regular map, making for hectic, fast-paced games.

imported>Darman36: /* Variations */

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Variations

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	==Variations==		==Variations==
	===Simple Deathmatch===		===Simple Deathmatch===
	Simple Deathmatch is Deathmatch in essence, though with a slight difference, which is the exclusion of profile sets. This means that recruits will enter the game without ~~[[Multiplayer Abilities\|~~abilities]], perks, or streaks, and must therefore be more dependant on their own skills of observation, blending and planning.		Simple Deathmatch is Deathmatch in essence, though with a slight difference, which is the exclusion of profile sets. This means that recruits will enter the game without abilities, perks, or streaks, and must therefore be more dependant on their own skills of observation, blending and planning.

	==References==		==References==

imported>Crookandcharlatan at 22:25, 5 October 2013

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	[[File:Assassins-creed-revelations-20110607054550196.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|~~The~~ Deathmatch ~~mode: the [[Guardian]] attacking the [[Bombardier]]~~]]		[[File:Assassins-creed-revelations-20110607054550196.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Deathmatch]]
	'''Deathmatch''' is a virtual training mode that was introduced in the [[Assassin's Creed: Revelations\|second stage]] of the [[Animi Training Program]]. In it, four to eight Abstergo recruits compete against each other in a session that lasts ten minutes.		'''Deathmatch''' is a virtual training mode that was introduced in the [[Assassin's Creed: Revelations\|second stage]] of the [[Animi Training Program]]. In it, four to eight Abstergo recruits compete against each other in a session that lasts ten minutes.

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	[[Category:Secondary stage modes]]		[[Category:Secondary stage modes]]
	[[Category:Tertiary stage modes]]		[[Category:Tertiary stage modes]]
			[[Category:Quaternary stage modes]]

imported>Stormbeast at 20:12, 29 July 2013

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	[[Category:~~Assassin's Creed III multiplayer~~ modes]]		[[Category:Tertiary stage modes]]

imported>Sadelyrate at 06:23, 7 May 2013

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	{{Era\|ACR\|AC3}}		{{Era\|ACR\|AC3}}
	[[File:Assassins-creed-revelations-20110607054550196.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|The Deathmatch mode.]]		[[File:Assassins-creed-revelations-20110607054550196.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|The Deathmatch mode: the [[Guardian]] attacking the [[Bombardier]]]]
	'''Deathmatch''' is a virtual training mode that was introduced in the [[Assassin's Creed: Revelations\|second stage]] of the [[Animi Training Program]]. In it, four to eight Abstergo recruits compete against each other in a session that lasts ten minutes.		'''Deathmatch''' is a virtual training mode that was introduced in the [[Assassin's Creed: Revelations\|second stage]] of the [[Animi Training Program]]. In it, four to eight Abstergo recruits compete against each other in a session that lasts ten minutes.

imported>Amnestyyy at 09:30, 13 December 2012

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	Simple Deathmatch is Deathmatch in essence, though with a slight difference, which is the exclusion of profile sets. This means that recruits will enter the game without [[Multiplayer Abilities\|abilities]], perks, or streaks, and must therefore be more dependant on their own skills of observation, blending and planning.		Simple Deathmatch is Deathmatch in essence, though with a slight difference, which is the exclusion of profile sets. This means that recruits will enter the game without [[Multiplayer Abilities\|abilities]], perks, or streaks, and must therefore be more dependant on their own skills of observation, blending and planning.

	==~~Source~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]''
	*''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''

imported>KaiserC: Adding categories

2012-10-29T16:24:00Z

Adding categories

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	[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Revelations multiplayer modes]]		[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Revelations multiplayer modes]]
			[[Category:Assassin's Creed III multiplayer modes]]

imported>Slate Vesper at 03:18, 20 October 2012

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	==Description==		==Description==
	The Deathmatch game mode functions in a similar manner to the game mode of [[Wanted]]. However, there are no skin replicates of a recruit's chosen persona, encouraging ~~players~~ to [[Blending\|blend]] to avoid their pursuers, and to use their skills of observation to successfully identify their own targets.		The Deathmatch game mode functions in a similar manner to the game mode of [[Wanted]]. However, there are no skin replicates of a recruit's chosen persona, encouraging them to [[Blending\|blend]] to avoid their pursuers, and to use their skills of observation to successfully identify their own targets.

	With Deathmatch, there is no compass to guide the recruit; instead, they must use their target's portrait located in the top right corner of the heads-up display to identify and hunt them down. The inner part of the portrait lights up when one is near to their target, and the outer ring is brightly highlighted when in the line of sight of whoever the recruit is assigned to.		With Deathmatch, there is no compass to guide the recruit; instead, they must use their target's portrait that is located in the top right corner of the [[Animus]]' heads-up display to identify and hunt them down. The inner part of the portrait lights up when one is near to their target, and the outer ring is brightly highlighted when in the line of sight of whoever the recruit is assigned to.

	Another thing to note about Deathmatch is the size of the training maps, which differ to those in other modes. They are roughly one quarter of the size of the regular map, making for hectic, fast-paced games.		Another thing to note about Deathmatch is the size of the training maps, which differ to those in other modes. They are roughly one quarter of the size of the regular map, making for hectic, fast-paced games.

imported>Slate Vesper: Who insists on capitalising "the" before the characters' names in the middle of sentences. Whoever it is, please stop it.

2012-10-20T01:47:57Z

Who insists on capitalising "the" before the characters' names in the middle of sentences. Whoever it is, please stop it.

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	{{Era\|ACR}}		{{Era\|ACR\|AC3}}
	[[File:Assassins-creed-revelations-20110607054550196.jpg\|thumb\|~~right\|300px~~\|The Deathmatch mode.]]		[[File:Assassins-creed-revelations-20110607054550196.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|The Deathmatch mode.]]
	'''Deathmatch''' is a ~~new [[Multiplayer/ACR\|multiplayer]] gameplay~~ mode in the ~~game ''~~[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]''. ~~It allows 4-8 players and~~ each ~~game~~ lasts 10 minutes.		'''Deathmatch''' is a virtual training mode that was introduced in the [[Assassin's Creed: Revelations\|second stage]] of the [[Animi Training Program]]. In it, four to eight Abstergo recruits compete against each other in a session that lasts ten minutes.

	== Description ==		==Description==
	The Deathmatch game mode functions in a similar manner to the game mode of [[Wanted]]. However, there are no skin replicates of a ~~player~~'s chosen persona ~~(i.e. if you choose the [[Ottoman Doctor]], no other Ottoman Doctors will appear on the map)~~, encouraging players to [[blend]] to avoid their pursuers, and to use their skills of observation to successfully identify their own targets.		The Deathmatch game mode functions in a similar manner to the game mode of [[Wanted]]. However, there are no skin replicates of a recruit's chosen persona, encouraging players to [[Blending\|blend]] to avoid their pursuers, and to use their skills of observation to successfully identify their own targets.

	With Deathmatch, there is no compass to guide the ~~player~~; instead, ~~players~~ must use their target's portrait (located in the top right corner of the ~~HUD)~~ to identify and hunt them down. The inner part of the portrait lights up when one is near to their target, and the outer ring is brightly highlighted when in the line of sight of whoever the ~~player~~ is assigned to.		With Deathmatch, there is no compass to guide the recruit; instead, they must use their target's portrait located in the top right corner of the heads-up display to identify and hunt them down. The inner part of the portrait lights up when one is near to their target, and the outer ring is brightly highlighted when in the line of sight of whoever the recruit is assigned to.

	~~One other~~ thing to note about Deathmatch is the size of the ~~[[Multiplayer/ACR\|~~maps]], which differ to ~~the maps~~ in other modes~~, as they~~ are roughly one quarter of the size of the regular map; making for hectic, fast-paced games.		Another thing to note about Deathmatch is the size of the training maps, which differ to those in other modes. They are roughly one quarter of the size of the regular map, making for hectic, fast-paced games.

	== Variations ==		==Variations==
	=== Simple Deathmatch ===		===Simple Deathmatch===
	Simple Deathmatch is Deathmatch with a slight difference, which is the exclusion of ~~Profile Sets~~. This means that ~~players~~ will enter the game without [[Multiplayer Abilities\|abilities]], perks, or streaks and must therefore be more dependant on their own skills of observation, blending and planning.		Simple Deathmatch is Deathmatch in essence, though with a slight difference, which is the exclusion of profile sets. This means that recruits will enter the game without [[Multiplayer Abilities\|abilities]], perks, or streaks, and must therefore be more dependant on their own skills of observation, blending and planning.

	== ~~Gallery ==~~		==Source==
	~~<gallery>~~
	~~DeathmatchACR.jpg\|The [[Bombardier]] chasing The [[Vanguard]].~~
	~~Assassins-creed-revelations-20110607054550196.jpg\|The Bombardier about to get killed by The [[Guardian]].~~
	~~</gallery>~~

	~~== References~~ ==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Revelations]]''
	*[~~http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jl_1LQDqmtg&feature=feedu~~ Assassin's Creed ~~Revelations: Multiplayer Trailer - UK~~]		*''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''
	{{ACR}}		{{ACR}}
			{{AC3}}
	[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Revelations multiplayer modes]]		[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Revelations multiplayer modes]]

imported>Lucan07: /* Gallery */ What Kal said.

2012-10-19T08:28:14Z

Gallery: What Kal said.

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	DeathmatchACR.jpg\|The [[Bombardier]] chasing The [[Vanguard]].		DeathmatchACR.jpg\|The [[Bombardier]] chasing The [[Vanguard]].
	Assassins-creed-revelations-20110607054550196.jpg\|The [[Bombardier]] about to get killed by The [[Guardian]].		Assassins-creed-revelations-20110607054550196.jpg\|The Bombardier about to get killed by The [[Guardian]].
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	[[File:Assassins-creed-revelations-20110607054550196.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|The Deathmatch mode.]]		[[File:Assassins-creed-revelations-20110607054550196.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|The Deathmatch mode: the [[Guardian]] attacking the [[Bombardier]]]]
	'''Deathmatch''' is a virtual training mode that was introduced in the [[Assassin's Creed: Revelations\|second stage]] of the [[Animi Training Program]]. In it, four to eight Abstergo recruits compete against each other in a session that lasts ten minutes.		'''Deathmatch''' is a virtual training mode that was introduced in the [[Assassin's Creed: Revelations\|second stage]] of the [[Animi Training Program]]. In it, four to eight Abstergo recruits compete against each other in a session that lasts ten minutes.