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2018-09-24T07:22:09Z

Precursor metal?

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	::Ahhhhh dammit Criscris I wrote this section x_x. You bring up some really insightful points although first I would like to explain that my meaning (and interpretation of the Codex page) here was never that the Apple gave Altaïr the location of a place to acquire Precursor metal but that it supplied him with the formula to forge the Precursor alloy, therefore consistent with what he said about discovering the formula to the special alloy. Note that the term ''{{wiki\|alloy}}'' specifically refers to a combination of metals, a product of metals being smelted together, not a pure metal itself, so it was never a question that Altaïr didn't simply find ore deposits of Precursor metal.		::Ahhhhh dammit Criscris I wrote this section x_x. You bring up some really insightful points although first I would like to explain that my meaning (and interpretation of the Codex page) here was never that the Apple gave Altaïr the location of a place to acquire Precursor metal but that it supplied him with the formula to forge the Precursor alloy, therefore consistent with what he said about discovering the formula to the special alloy. Note that the term ''{{wiki\|alloy}}'' specifically refers to a combination of metals, a product of metals being smelted together, not a pure metal itself, so it was never a question that Altaïr didn't simply find ore deposits of Precursor metal.
	::I don't really follow your fourth point because just because Ezio's metal plate wasn't forged from Precursor metal, doesn't mean that Altaïr's metal plate which also could deflect sword strikes, couldn't have been forged from a better metal which could accomplish this even better. A normal steel sword can deflect another steel sword; a normal steel, metal plate can deflect steel plates. If Altaïr's metal plate was forged from a Precursor alloy, it would be able to do the same, but better. The difference would just be to what extent before it needs to be repaired, something that wouldn't be shown in the game.		::I don't really follow your fourth point because just because Ezio's metal plate wasn't forged from Precursor metal, doesn't mean that Altaïr's metal plate which also could deflect sword strikes, couldn't have been forged from a better metal which could accomplish this even better. A normal steel sword can deflect another steel sword; a normal steel, metal plate can deflect steel plates. If Altaïr's metal plate was forged from a Precursor alloy, it would be able to do the same, but better. The difference would just be to what extent before it needs to be repaired, something that wouldn't be shown in the game.
	::I think your most compelling arguments are that he was referring specifically to the metal guard when speaking of the special alloy formula and that there is lack of explicit evidence that his Hidden Blades really ever did use this metal. However, it should be noted that my use of the term "Precursor metal" here was always meant to directly reference this very alloy formula Altaïr further writes about while discussing the Armor of Altaïr. In other words, my use of this term is incorrect, it would not be because the Hidden Blade plate and the Armor ~~isn~~'t made from this "Precursor metal" (note the quotation marks), but that I used a term to call this formula that was inaccurate or misleading. I'm sorry if this sounds too complicated.		::I think your most compelling arguments are that he was referring specifically to the metal guard when speaking of the special alloy formula and that there is lack of explicit evidence that his Hidden Blades really ever did use this metal. However, it should be noted that my use of the term "Precursor metal" here was always meant to directly reference this very alloy formula Altaïr further writes about while discussing the Armor of Altaïr. In other words, if my use of this term is incorrect, it would not be because the Hidden Blade plate and the Armor aren't made from this "Precursor metal" (note the quotation marks), but that I used a term to call this formula that was inaccurate or misleading. I'm sorry if this sounds too complicated.
	::It seems that there really isn't enough evidence to say that the blade itself was made (or improved) with this formula. I did cite additionally to ''The Essential Guide'' though somehow... but I can't immediately find again if it really supports this statement. In any case, I really thank you for catching this and giving a comprehensive response with clearly organized points. :P		::It seems that there really isn't enough evidence to say that the blade itself was made (or improved) with this formula. I did cite additionally to ''The Essential Guide'' though somehow... but I can't immediately find again if it really supports this statement. In any case, I really thank you for catching this and giving a comprehensive response with clearly organized points. :P
	::I think we should investigate a bit further just to double-check, and I want to hear more about what you think about my response, and then once we determined the exact error(s) or what isn't part of the error, then we should correct the section accordingly. [[User:Sol Pacificus\|<span style="color:#990000;font-family:Monotype Corsiva;font-size:17px">'''Sol Pacificus'''</span>]]<sup>[[User talk:Sol Pacificus\|<span style="color:#D4AF37;font-family:Californian FB;font-size:11px">(Cyfiero)</span>]]</sup> 07:14, September 24, 2018 (UTC)		::I think we should investigate a bit further just to double-check, and I want to hear more about what you think about my response, and then once we determined the exact error(s) or what isn't part of the error, then we should correct the section accordingly. [[User:Sol Pacificus\|<span style="color:#990000;font-family:Monotype Corsiva;font-size:17px">'''Sol Pacificus'''</span>]]<sup>[[User talk:Sol Pacificus\|<span style="color:#D4AF37;font-family:Californian FB;font-size:11px">(Cyfiero)</span>]]</sup> 07:14, September 24, 2018 (UTC)

imported>Sol Pacificus: /* Precursor metal? */ didn't finish a sentence

2018-09-24T07:19:09Z

Precursor metal?: didn't finish a sentence

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	::Ahhhhh dammit Criscris I wrote this section x_x. You bring up some really insightful points although first I would like to explain that my meaning (and interpretation of the Codex page) here was never that the Apple gave Altaïr the location of a place to acquire Precursor metal but that it supplied him with the formula to forge the Precursor alloy, therefore consistent with what he said about discovering the formula to the special alloy. Note that the term ''{{wiki\|alloy}}'' specifically refers to a combination of metals, a product of metals being smelted together, not a pure metal itself, so it was never a question that Altaïr didn't simply find ore deposits of Precursor metal.		::Ahhhhh dammit Criscris I wrote this section x_x. You bring up some really insightful points although first I would like to explain that my meaning (and interpretation of the Codex page) here was never that the Apple gave Altaïr the location of a place to acquire Precursor metal but that it supplied him with the formula to forge the Precursor alloy, therefore consistent with what he said about discovering the formula to the special alloy. Note that the term ''{{wiki\|alloy}}'' specifically refers to a combination of metals, a product of metals being smelted together, not a pure metal itself, so it was never a question that Altaïr didn't simply find ore deposits of Precursor metal.
	::I don't really follow your fourth point because just because Ezio's metal plate wasn't forged from Precursor metal, doesn't mean that Altaïr's metal plate which also could deflect sword strikes, couldn't have been forged from a better metal which could accomplish this even better. A normal steel sword can deflect another steel sword; a normal steel, metal plate can deflect steel plates. The difference would just be to what extent before it needs to be repaired, something that wouldn't be shown in the game. ~~If Altaïr's metal plate was forged from~~		::I don't really follow your fourth point because just because Ezio's metal plate wasn't forged from Precursor metal, doesn't mean that Altaïr's metal plate which also could deflect sword strikes, couldn't have been forged from a better metal which could accomplish this even better. A normal steel sword can deflect another steel sword; a normal steel, metal plate can deflect steel plates. If Altaïr's metal plate was forged from a Precursor alloy, it would be able to do the same, but better. The difference would just be to what extent before it needs to be repaired, something that wouldn't be shown in the game.
	::I think your most compelling arguments are that he was referring specifically to the metal guard when speaking of the special alloy formula and that there is lack of explicit evidence that his Hidden Blades really ever did use this metal. However, it should be noted that my use of the term "Precursor metal" here was always meant to directly reference this very alloy formula Altaïr further writes about while discussing the Armor of Altaïr. In other words, my use of this term is incorrect, it would not be because the Hidden Blade plate and the Armor isn't made from this "Precursor metal" (note the quotation marks), but that I used a term to call this formula that was inaccurate or misleading. I'm sorry if this sounds too complicated.		::I think your most compelling arguments are that he was referring specifically to the metal guard when speaking of the special alloy formula and that there is lack of explicit evidence that his Hidden Blades really ever did use this metal. However, it should be noted that my use of the term "Precursor metal" here was always meant to directly reference this very alloy formula Altaïr further writes about while discussing the Armor of Altaïr. In other words, my use of this term is incorrect, it would not be because the Hidden Blade plate and the Armor isn't made from this "Precursor metal" (note the quotation marks), but that I used a term to call this formula that was inaccurate or misleading. I'm sorry if this sounds too complicated.
	::It seems that there really isn't enough evidence to say that the blade itself was made (or improved) with this formula. I did cite additionally to ''The Essential Guide'' though somehow... but I can't immediately find again if it really supports this statement. In any case, I really thank you for catching this and giving a comprehensive response with clearly organized points. :P		::It seems that there really isn't enough evidence to say that the blade itself was made (or improved) with this formula. I did cite additionally to ''The Essential Guide'' though somehow... but I can't immediately find again if it really supports this statement. In any case, I really thank you for catching this and giving a comprehensive response with clearly organized points. :P
	::I think we should investigate a bit further just to double-check, and I want to hear more about what you think about my response, and then once we determined the exact error(s) or what isn't part of the error, then we should correct the section accordingly. [[User:Sol Pacificus\|<span style="color:#990000;font-family:Monotype Corsiva;font-size:17px">'''Sol Pacificus'''</span>]]<sup>[[User talk:Sol Pacificus\|<span style="color:#D4AF37;font-family:Californian FB;font-size:11px">(Cyfiero)</span>]]</sup> 07:14, September 24, 2018 (UTC)		::I think we should investigate a bit further just to double-check, and I want to hear more about what you think about my response, and then once we determined the exact error(s) or what isn't part of the error, then we should correct the section accordingly. [[User:Sol Pacificus\|<span style="color:#990000;font-family:Monotype Corsiva;font-size:17px">'''Sol Pacificus'''</span>]]<sup>[[User talk:Sol Pacificus\|<span style="color:#D4AF37;font-family:Californian FB;font-size:11px">(Cyfiero)</span>]]</sup> 07:14, September 24, 2018 (UTC)

imported>Sol Pacificus: /* Precursor metal? */

2018-09-24T07:16:32Z

Precursor metal?

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	::Ahhhhh dammit Criscris I wrote this section x_x. You bring up some really insightful points although first I would like to explain that my meaning (and interpretation of the Codex page) here was never that the Apple gave Altaïr the location of a place to acquire Precursor metal but that it supplied him with the formula to forge the Precursor alloy, therefore consistent with what he said about discovering the formula to the special alloy. Note that the term ''alloy'' specifically refers to a combination of metals, a product of metals being smelted together, not a pure metal itself, so it was never a question that Altaïr didn't simply find ore deposits of Precursor metal.		::Ahhhhh dammit Criscris I wrote this section x_x. You bring up some really insightful points although first I would like to explain that my meaning (and interpretation of the Codex page) here was never that the Apple gave Altaïr the location of a place to acquire Precursor metal but that it supplied him with the formula to forge the Precursor alloy, therefore consistent with what he said about discovering the formula to the special alloy. Note that the term ''{{wiki\|alloy}}'' specifically refers to a combination of metals, a product of metals being smelted together, not a pure metal itself, so it was never a question that Altaïr didn't simply find ore deposits of Precursor metal.
	::I don't really follow your fourth point because just because Ezio's metal plate wasn't forged from Precursor metal, doesn't mean that Altaïr's metal plate which also could deflect sword strikes, couldn't have been forged from a better metal which could accomplish this even better. A normal steel sword can deflect another steel sword; a normal steel, metal plate can deflect steel plates. The difference would just be to what extent before it needs to be repaired, something that wouldn't be shown in the game. If Altaïr's metal plate was forged from		::I don't really follow your fourth point because just because Ezio's metal plate wasn't forged from Precursor metal, doesn't mean that Altaïr's metal plate which also could deflect sword strikes, couldn't have been forged from a better metal which could accomplish this even better. A normal steel sword can deflect another steel sword; a normal steel, metal plate can deflect steel plates. The difference would just be to what extent before it needs to be repaired, something that wouldn't be shown in the game. If Altaïr's metal plate was forged from
	::I think your most compelling arguments are that he was referring specifically to the metal guard when speaking of the special alloy formula and that there is lack of explicit evidence that his Hidden Blades really ever did use this metal. However, it should be noted that my use of the term "Precursor metal" here was always meant to directly reference this very alloy formula Altaïr further writes about while discussing the Armor of Altaïr. In other words, my use of this term is incorrect, it would not be because the Hidden Blade plate and the Armor isn't made from this "Precursor metal" (note the quotation marks), but that I used a term to call this formula that was inaccurate or misleading. I'm sorry if this sounds too complicated.		::I think your most compelling arguments are that he was referring specifically to the metal guard when speaking of the special alloy formula and that there is lack of explicit evidence that his Hidden Blades really ever did use this metal. However, it should be noted that my use of the term "Precursor metal" here was always meant to directly reference this very alloy formula Altaïr further writes about while discussing the Armor of Altaïr. In other words, my use of this term is incorrect, it would not be because the Hidden Blade plate and the Armor isn't made from this "Precursor metal" (note the quotation marks), but that I used a term to call this formula that was inaccurate or misleading. I'm sorry if this sounds too complicated.
	::It seems that there really isn't enough evidence to say that the blade itself was made (or improved) with this formula. I did cite additionally to ''The Essential Guide'' though somehow... but I can't immediately find again if it really supports this statement. In any case, I really thank you for catching this and giving a comprehensive response with clearly organized points. :P		::It seems that there really isn't enough evidence to say that the blade itself was made (or improved) with this formula. I did cite additionally to ''The Essential Guide'' though somehow... but I can't immediately find again if it really supports this statement. In any case, I really thank you for catching this and giving a comprehensive response with clearly organized points. :P
	::I think we should investigate a bit further just to double-check, and I want to hear more about what you think about my response, and then once we determined the exact error(s) or what isn't part of the error, then we should correct the section accordingly. [[User:Sol Pacificus\|<span style="color:#990000;font-family:Monotype Corsiva;font-size:17px">'''Sol Pacificus'''</span>]]<sup>[[User talk:Sol Pacificus\|<span style="color:#D4AF37;font-family:Californian FB;font-size:11px">(Cyfiero)</span>]]</sup> 07:14, September 24, 2018 (UTC)		::I think we should investigate a bit further just to double-check, and I want to hear more about what you think about my response, and then once we determined the exact error(s) or what isn't part of the error, then we should correct the section accordingly. [[User:Sol Pacificus\|<span style="color:#990000;font-family:Monotype Corsiva;font-size:17px">'''Sol Pacificus'''</span>]]<sup>[[User talk:Sol Pacificus\|<span style="color:#D4AF37;font-family:Californian FB;font-size:11px">(Cyfiero)</span>]]</sup> 07:14, September 24, 2018 (UTC)

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Precursor metal?

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			::Ahhhhh dammit Criscris I wrote this section x_x. You bring up some really insightful points although first I would like to explain that my meaning (and interpretation of the Codex page) here was never that the Apple gave Altaïr the location of a place to acquire Precursor metal but that it supplied him with the formula to forge the Precursor alloy, therefore consistent with what he said about discovering the formula to the special alloy. Note that the term ''alloy'' specifically refers to a combination of metals, a product of metals being smelted together, not a pure metal itself, so it was never a question that Altaïr didn't simply find ore deposits of Precursor metal.
			::I don't really follow your fourth point because just because Ezio's metal plate wasn't forged from Precursor metal, doesn't mean that Altaïr's metal plate which also could deflect sword strikes, couldn't have been forged from a better metal which could accomplish this even better. A normal steel sword can deflect another steel sword; a normal steel, metal plate can deflect steel plates. The difference would just be to what extent before it needs to be repaired, something that wouldn't be shown in the game. If Altaïr's metal plate was forged from
			::I think your most compelling arguments are that he was referring specifically to the metal guard when speaking of the special alloy formula and that there is lack of explicit evidence that his Hidden Blades really ever did use this metal. However, it should be noted that my use of the term "Precursor metal" here was always meant to directly reference this very alloy formula Altaïr further writes about while discussing the Armor of Altaïr. In other words, my use of this term is incorrect, it would not be because the Hidden Blade plate and the Armor isn't made from this "Precursor metal" (note the quotation marks), but that I used a term to call this formula that was inaccurate or misleading. I'm sorry if this sounds too complicated.
			::It seems that there really isn't enough evidence to say that the blade itself was made (or improved) with this formula. I did cite additionally to ''The Essential Guide'' though somehow... but I can't immediately find again if it really supports this statement. In any case, I really thank you for catching this and giving a comprehensive response with clearly organized points. :P
			::I think we should investigate a bit further just to double-check, and I want to hear more about what you think about my response, and then once we determined the exact error(s) or what isn't part of the error, then we should correct the section accordingly. [[User:Sol Pacificus\|<span style="color:#990000;font-family:Monotype Corsiva;font-size:17px">'''Sol Pacificus'''</span>]]<sup>[[User talk:Sol Pacificus\|<span style="color:#D4AF37;font-family:Californian FB;font-size:11px">(Cyfiero)</span>]]</sup> 07:14, September 24, 2018 (UTC)

imported>Cristophorus35: Updated with new information

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Updated with new information

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	##''"[...] These blades will be limited in number since the metals with which we forge them remain difficult to obtain. I will need to think carefully about who shall be allowed to carry two..." - ''Altaïr's Codex. Page 13. The source from which the Assassins got this metal hasn't changed. This is consistent because this new metal was meant to be used for the creation of the metal plates and not the Hidden Blades.		##''"[...] These blades will be limited in number since the metals with which we forge them remain difficult to obtain. I will need to think carefully about who shall be allowed to carry two..." - ''Altaïr's Codex. Page 13. The source from which the Assassins got this metal hasn't changed. This is consistent because this new metal was meant to be used for the creation of the metal plates and not the Hidden Blades.
	#What the Apple gave to Altaïr, from what I could understand by reading the page, is a new formula with the capacity to improve the blade's strength using already existing minerals and not the location of a place were Altaïr could extract that strange and black precursor metal we see in the Grand Temple or in the Tombs of ACOrigins. One could say "maybe that's the case", but again there's not enough information in this page to conclude that.		#What the Apple gave to Altaïr, from what I could understand by reading the page, is a new formula with the capacity to improve the blade's strength using already existing minerals and not the location of a place were Altaïr could extract that strange and black precursor metal we see in the Grand Temple or in the Tombs of ACOrigins. One could say "maybe that's the case", but again there's not enough information in this page to conclude that.
			#When Leonardo Da Vinci forged Ezio's second Hidden Blade, he didn't have any precursor metal in his workshop, he used what he had at hand and yet that metal plate was strong enough to stop sword strikes. Like just any other metal well forged.
	And those are it. Tell me what do you think. I could change it if the members here agree with this, but obviously, I want to know if you have any questions. Thanks.		And those are it. Tell me what do you think. I could change it if the members here agree with this, but obviously, I want to know if you have any questions. Thanks.


	Sorry for my English.		Sorry for my English.

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imported>Cristophorus35: /* Precursor metal? */

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	#Altaïr mentions that the other Assassins credit him with the discovery of the formula (or formulae) and then says that they better not know the truth. This could mean something else. Instead of mean "they better not know that I used precursor metal to forged new blades", it could mean "better they think it was me. I don't want them to know that it was the Apple that taught me a better formula to forged these metal plates". One can think: "maybe Altaïr used that formula to improved the blades as well". That can be true but according to the information here on this page, that can't be proven.		#Altaïr mentions that the other Assassins credit him with the discovery of the formula (or formulae) and then says that they better not know the truth. This could mean something else. Instead of mean "they better not know that I used precursor metal to forged new blades", it could mean "better they think it was me. I don't want them to know that it was the Apple that taught me a better formula to forged these metal plates". One can think: "maybe Altaïr used that formula to improved the blades as well". That can be true but according to the information here on this page, that can't be proven.
	#The last paragraph of this page already states that the Hidden Blades are still being forged with the same normal metal and not with Precursor metal:		#The last paragraph of this page already states that the Hidden Blades are still being forged with the same normal metal and not with Precursor metal:
	##''"[...] These blades will be limited in number since the metals with which we forge them remain difficult to obtain. I will need to think carefully about who shall be allowed to carry two..." - ''Altaïr's Codex. Page 13.		##''"[...] These blades will be limited in number since the metals with which we forge them remain difficult to obtain. I will need to think carefully about who shall be allowed to carry two..." - ''Altaïr's Codex. Page 13. The source from which the Assassins got this metal hasn't changed. This is consistent because this new metal was meant to be used for the creation of the metal plates and not the Hidden Blades.
	:: The source from which the Assassins got this metal hasn't changed. This is consistent because this new metal was meant to be used for the creation of the metal plates and not the Hidden Blades.		#What the Apple gave to Altaïr, from what I could understand by reading the page, is a new formula with the capacity to improve the blade's strength using already existing minerals and not the location of a place were Altaïr could extract that strange and black precursor metal we see in the Grand Temple or in the Tombs of ACOrigins. One could say "maybe that's the case", but again there's not enough information in this page to conclude that.
			And those are it. Tell me what do you think. I could change it if the members here agree with this, but obviously, I want to know if you have any questions. Thanks.

	~~And those are it. Tell me what do you think. I could change it if the members here agree with this, but obviously, I want to know if you have any questions. Thanks.~~

	Sorry for my English.		Sorry for my English.

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	:To Jasca Ducato,your explanation sounds fair.My opinion,it is a game for entertainment,like a movie.That requires multiple styles of characters and factions,for this,they created the hidden blades(including the footblades) which are fancy enough to attract more players.The reasons of practitical elements seem unnecessary.		:To Jasca Ducato,your explanation sounds fair.My opinion,it is a game for entertainment,like a movie.That requires multiple styles of characters and factions,for this,they created the hidden blades(including the footblades) which are fancy enough to attract more players.The reasons of practitical elements seem unnecessary.
	:The "Wu Shu" in Chinese is simply martial art,or Kung Fu.[[User:Sleeplust\|Sleeplust]] ([[User talk:Sleeplust\|talk]]) 12:18, September 16, 2015 (UTC)		:The "Wu Shu" in Chinese is simply martial art,or Kung Fu.[[User:Sleeplust\|Sleeplust]] ([[User talk:Sleeplust\|talk]]) 12:18, September 16, 2015 (UTC)

			==Precursor metal?==
			Out of the blue, I decided to read this article completely and then I found out that Altaïr presumably started with the creation of new hidden blades by using Precursor Metal. I believe this is a misinterpretation.

			Where is this stated? Of course, I opened the article that contains Altaïr's Codex's pages and this is what it says:

			<p style="text-align:center;">''"The first is the addition of a metal plate that can be used to deflect incoming blows. The other Assassins believe it is forged of a new metal – and credit me with the discovery of the formulae (included on this page). It is better that they not know the truth." -''Altaïr's Codex. Page 13.</p>

			There's not enough information here to say that Altaïr used Precursor metal. Here I give you three reasons why I think this is a misinterpretation.
			#First of all, here is stated that what he forged with that new metal was the plate and not the Hidden Blade.
			#Altaïr mentions that the other Assassins credit him with the discovery of the formula (or formulae) and then says that they better not know the truth. This could mean something else. Instead of mean "they better not know that I used precursor metal to forged new blades", it could mean "better they think it was me. I don't want them to know that it was the Apple that taught me a better formula to forged these metal plates". One can think: "maybe Altaïr used that formula to improved the blades as well". That can be true but according to the information here on this page, that can't be proven.
			#The last paragraph of this page already states that the Hidden Blades are still being forged with the same normal metal and not with Precursor metal:
			##''"[...] These blades will be limited in number since the metals with which we forge them remain difficult to obtain. I will need to think carefully about who shall be allowed to carry two..." - ''Altaïr's Codex. Page 13.
			:: The source from which the Assassins got this metal hasn't changed. This is consistent because this new metal was meant to be used for the creation of the metal plates and not the Hidden Blades.

			And those are it. Tell me what do you think. I could change it if the members here agree with this, but obviously, I want to know if you have any questions. Thanks.

			Sorry for my English.

			[[User:Cristophorus35\|Cristophorus35]] ([[User talk:Cristophorus35\|talk]]) 03:29, September 23, 2018 (UTC)

99.166.105.216: /* Stargate Hidden Blade */

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Stargate Hidden Blade

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	==Stargate Hidden Blade==		==Stargate Hidden Blade==

	in Stargate seaon 3 episode 13 Apothis is seen using a hidden blade very similar to the assasin creed blade. He also peformed the same moves with it as you can do in assasins creed. However Stargate cam out in the 90s many years before assasins creed. Its on amazon if you want to watch it The hiden blade scene is towards the end		in Stargate seaon 3 episode 13 Apothis is seen using a hidden blade very similar to the assasin creed blade. He also peformed the same moves with it as you can do in assasins creed. However Stargate cam out in the 90s many years before assasins creed. Its on amazon if you want to watch it The hiden blade scene is towards the end [[Special:Contributions/99.166.105.216\|99.166.105.216]] 19:10, November 15, 2015 (UTC)

	== Bend? ==		== Bend? ==

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AC refference in GI Joe

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	Doubt it was a direct reference. Retractible wrist blades have been in fiction since before AC.[[Special:Contributions/70.70.13.203\|70.70.13.203]] 20:12, July 30, 2011 (UTC)		Doubt it was a direct reference. Retractible wrist blades have been in fiction since before AC.[[Special:Contributions/70.70.13.203\|70.70.13.203]] 20:12, July 30, 2011 (UTC)



			==Stargate Hidden Blade==

			in Stargate seaon 3 episode 13 Apothis is seen using a hidden blade very similar to the assasin creed blade. He also peformed the same moves with it as you can do in assasins creed. However Stargate cam out in the 90s many years before assasins creed. Its on amazon if you want to watch it The hiden blade scene is towards the end

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Please stop

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	Doesn't seem pointless to me. I mean, "Throwing Knives" makes more sense than "throwing knives" as they are the name of a specific type of blade, and I feel this constitues capitalization (or capitalisation, if you'd prefer), as for bombs, you can keep them lowercase, as they can be referring to any kind of bomb. Not sure if I'm explaining anything properly. [[User:SupremeAssassin\|''<span style="font-family:Trajan Pro;color:#007a99;">Supreme Master Assassin</span>'']][[User_talk:SupremeAssassin\|<sup><font color="6ce4b0">O Mentoras</font></sup>]] 02:56, August 4, 2013 (UTC)		Doesn't seem pointless to me. I mean, "Throwing Knives" makes more sense than "throwing knives" as they are the name of a specific type of blade, and I feel this constitues capitalization (or capitalisation, if you'd prefer), as for bombs, you can keep them lowercase, as they can be referring to any kind of bomb. Not sure if I'm explaining anything properly. [[User:SupremeAssassin\|''<span style="font-family:Trajan Pro;color:#007a99;">Supreme Master Assassin</span>'']][[User_talk:SupremeAssassin\|<sup><font color="6ce4b0">O Mentoras</font></sup>]] 02:56, August 4, 2013 (UTC)

			As I have known,in [http://wowwiki.wikia.com/wiki/Portal:Main Warcraft Wiki] pages,people describe specific nouns in lowercase,sometimes,such as "Night elf" and "Notable orcs".[[User:Sleeplust\|Sleeplust]] ([[User talk:Sleeplust\|talk]]) 11:15, November 1, 2015 (UTC)

	== Releasing Ezio's blade (and later) ==		== Releasing Ezio's blade (and later) ==