User:DanChan123 - Revision history

imported>DanChan123 at 04:06, 18 February 2015

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imported>DanChan123 at 06:04, 1 January 2015

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imported>DanChan123 at 05:12, 1 January 2015

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	*Conversation: Having conversations with people may have generical minor but still beneficial effects. For example, engaging in a conversation may find you suitable members for a crew, a man to buy items from at a very low price, etc. You may even find out about criminals and bring hem to justic in the form of bounties.		*Conversation: Having conversations with people may have generical minor but still beneficial effects. For example, engaging in a conversation may find you suitable members for a crew, a man to buy items from at a very low price, etc. You may even find out about criminals and bring hem to justic in the form of bounties.
	===Public Credit/Creed Points/Creed Expansion===		===Public Credit/Creed Points/Creed Expansion===
	~~===~~<span style="font-size:14px;">Creed Points: Creed Points are a form of currency reserved for Assassin equipment, certain side missions, etc. Creed points are gained by serving the Assassin's order, They can be used unlock (NOT purchase) equipment, spent on attempting side missions for the Creed, and even exchanged for Skill points you can use to alter stats, increase levels of skill, and unlock new skills. Basically, anything you do for the Creed will be an addition to your Creed Points.</span>~~===~~		<span style="font-size:14px;">Creed Points: Creed Points are a form of currency reserved for Assassin equipment, certain side missions, etc. Creed points are gained by serving the Assassin's order, They can be used unlock (NOT purchase) equipment, spent on attempting side missions for the Creed, and even exchanged for Skill points you can use to alter stats, increase levels of skill, and unlock new skills. Basically, anything you do for the Creed will be an addition to your Creed Points.</span>
	Public Credit: Public Credit is a form of currency gained when you serve not the Creed, but the Public. You can increase Public Credit by hunting Public bounties (You can access them at public Taverns by looking on bill boards or engaging in conversation or find them in the form of Wanted posters). It can be as simple as tackling a thief, defeating bandits (Wanted Dead/Alive/Dead or Alive), to killing an abusive Warlord, giving currency to a Charity (You can find charities near Religious landmarks such as missionary churches or Buddhist temples/pagodas/etc). Public Credit can be used to your advantage for certain locations. For example, if you are trading in a very important port location, you can spend all your Public Credit on that location just to lower prices and increase buyers in that location in your favor. There are hundreds of locations to do so. Public Credit can also affect the expansion of the Creed as well. There is factor to this called "Creed Expansion." Unlocking Creed-related opportunities in certain locations requires a certain degree of "Creed Expansion."		Public Credit: Public Credit is a form of currency gained when you serve not the Creed, but the Public. You can increase Public Credit by hunting Public bounties (You can access them at public Taverns by looking on bill boards or engaging in conversation or find them in the form of Wanted posters). It can be as simple as tackling a thief, defeating bandits (Wanted Dead/Alive/Dead or Alive), to killing an abusive Warlord, giving currency to a Charity (You can find charities near Religious landmarks such as missionary churches or Buddhist temples/pagodas/etc). Public Credit can be used to your advantage for certain locations. For example, if you are trading in a very important port location, you can spend all your Public Credit on that location just to lower prices and increase buyers in that location in your favor. There are hundreds of locations to do so. Public Credit can also affect the expansion of the Creed as well. There is factor to this called "Creed Expansion." Unlocking Creed-related opportunities in certain locations requires a certain degree of "Creed Expansion."

imported>DanChan123 at 05:11, 1 January 2015

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 You can also see if your guildmates are loading up a mission while there is a position in the mission unaccessed. You can join in on that mission with a simple select and click. Completing tasks as a group gives bonus experience and awards.
 ==Gameplay Environment==
-Unlike previous generation games, ACA Assassin roaming gameplay is highly interactive with the surroundings, in which many details are applied rather than the stale framework of Previous gen games.
+Unlike previous generation games, ACA Assassin roaming gameplay is highly interactive with the surroundings, in which many details are applied rather than the stale framework of Previous gen games. It is also very mathematical/statistical, and relies heavily on cause-and-effect, initial character condition, and sometimes chance.
 CPU AI is inspired by ACU, as is implemented.
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 **At 100%, Guards will see as a threat and immediately prepare for action.
 *Assailant Commitment (Escapes): Commitment is a factor of Assailant AI that plays a key role in escapes, and has a similar basis to "Suspicion". In terms of escapes, Commitment effects the speed of a guard following you, how ithe guard may continue to chase you, etc. If you run out of sight, you may significantly lower Commitment. If you are running in sight, they may raise Commitment percentage. If you climb where a guard cannot go, you may lower Commitment. How well Guards are equipped also effect Commitment percentage. Guards on horses may have very high initial Commitment, and Guards with dogs (Dogs can smell you out even if you run out of sight), may reduce the rate of Commitement falling when you run out of sight. Initial Commitment can be effected by the reason they see you for running. For example, if they know you are possessing a highly important item, they may have high Initial Commitment (this is put into evaulation depending on choices and effects of actions prior to chases).
-*Assailant Confidence (Fights): Confidence is the factor of Assailant AI that is key in what an opponent will do during a battle. Watching you brutally/skillfully kill an ally may lower Confidence. Watching you make a fighting mistake, get tripped or disarmed, may increase Confidence in the opponent. Weapons have Confidence rates as well which can be used to intimidate and lower Confidence. They may also raise Confidence if the opponent think he/she has an advantage/better weapon than you do. Even regular NPCs have confidence rates, which will determine if they will run away (silently or loudly), help tackle you down/incarcerate you, and etc. The same is said for opponents in battle. Confidence has a default to. Hired mercenaries/henchmen may have lower Initial Confidence than a devoted, Royal/Imperial guard. Confidence does not affect skill however. An unskillful attacker WITH high conidence may charge at you, allowing you to parry/dodge/etc on them easily, though if you fail the blow may be fatal. An attacker with high confidence may continue attempting hit you, even if you are on the ground, while a very unconfident person may flee after knocking you down, likely even dropping his/her weapon. If you have a loaded gun pointed at a man he may lose confidence. (It does not determine whether than man will run or succumb to your threatening, however). A drunk/drugged may have very shaky/random/constantly-changing Confidence.
+*Assailant Confidence (Fights): Confidence is the factor of Assailant AI that is key in what an opponent will do during a battle. Watching you brutally/skillfully kill an ally may lower Confidence. Watching you make a fighting mistake, get tripped or disarmed, may increase Confidence in the opponent. Weapons and other equipment may have Confidence rates as well which can be used to intimidate and lower Confidence. They may also raise Confidence if the opponent think he/she has an advantage/better weapon than you do. Even regular NPCs have confidence rates, which will determine if they will run away (silently or loudly), help tackle you down/incarcerate you, and etc. The same is said for opponents in battle. Confidence has a default to. Hired mercenaries/henchmen may have lower Initial Confidence than a devoted, Royal/Imperial guard. Confidence does not affect skill however. An unskillful attacker WITH high conidence may charge at you, allowing you to parry/dodge/etc on them easily, though if you fail the blow may be fatal. An attacker with high confidence may continue attempting hit you, even if you are on the ground, while a very unconfident person may flee after knocking you down, likely even dropping his/her weapon. If you have a loaded gun pointed at a man he may lose confidence. (It does not determine whether than man will run or succumb to your threatening, however). A drunk/drugged may have very shaky/random/constantly-changing Confidence.
 ==New Game (Codenamed AC: Asia) Mechanics==
 ===New Combat System===
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 Tuanku Abbas - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuanku_Abbas
-== Outline A ==
+== Story ==
 ===<span style="font-size:17px;">Sequence 1 Memory 1 ~ Singapore, Singapore (British Empire) - 6 April 1839 ~ Anglo-Chinese Opium Conflict</span>===

imported>DanChan123 at 04:02, 1 January 2015

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	Unlike previous generation games, ACA Assassin roaming gameplay is highly interactive with the surroundings, in which many details are applied rather than the stale framework of Previous gen games.		Unlike previous generation games, ACA Assassin roaming gameplay is highly interactive with the surroundings, in which many details are applied rather than the stale framework of Previous gen games.

	CPU AI is inspired by ACU, ~~and~~ is implemented.		CPU AI is inspired by ACU, as is implemented.

	There are also several changes to the environment:		There are also several changes to the environment:
			*Physics Apply: In ACA, physics will apply. Certain ledges that cannot support your weight may fall or break if stepped on for a ceran amount of time. Bumping into table's and objects will not have parts of the body pass through, and rather, tip them or push them.
			*Random AI "mood sets": Basically, each CPU character may react to a situation in a variety of ways. For example, most people would run away if they see you kill someone. Maybe among the crowd, 2% may think they are brave enough to challenge you. Some might aid enemies such as guards in tracking you down. "Physics Apply" feature may become situations too, or example, if you knock over some vegetables, the vegetable peddler may attack you, push you, or yell at you (which can cause guards to investigate). Pickpocketing also has this feature: Failing to pickpocket the wrong person may have you end up getting stabbed by that person, or incarcerated by guards.
			*Assailant Suspicion: Guard investigations are a bigger deal now. A huge factor is a the sense of sound. While creeping in silence like the typical Assassin, if you accidently kick over a bottle on th ground, it may increase something called "Suspicion." Another is killing certain guards. If you land a blow that does not kill the enemy, the enemy may begin to scream and raise "Suspicion" significantly. Or another example would be is to be seen by a guarding dog, and the dog begins to bark, raising "Suspicion". Every "guard/assailant" character has a degree of "Suspicion" in the form of a percentage. For example, a guard asleep may have a very low initial percentage, while a fully awake guard on high alert my have a higher initial percentage. A drunk/drugged may have very shaky, but low percentage. Also, every guard's Suspicion will fall if you remain in a certain condition.
			**At 30%+ Suspicion, a Guard will walk over to a spot wear they can catch a view of you.
			**At 50%+ Suspicion, a Guard pace up toward around where you are.
			**At 80%+ Suspicion, a Guard will start jogging over, or he might get another to help him.
			**At 95%+, you are fully detected and guards will approach exactly where you are: Hiding in a bush will not help. However, at this stage, they will not be prepared for surprises, so they may not be able to parry if you strike first.
			**At 100%, Guards will see as a threat and immediately prepare for action.
			*Assailant Commitment (Escapes): Commitment is a factor of Assailant AI that plays a key role in escapes, and has a similar basis to "Suspicion". In terms of escapes, Commitment effects the speed of a guard following you, how ithe guard may continue to chase you, etc. If you run out of sight, you may significantly lower Commitment. If you are running in sight, they may raise Commitment percentage. If you climb where a guard cannot go, you may lower Commitment. How well Guards are equipped also effect Commitment percentage. Guards on horses may have very high initial Commitment, and Guards with dogs (Dogs can smell you out even if you run out of sight), may reduce the rate of Commitement falling when you run out of sight. Initial Commitment can be effected by the reason they see you for running. For example, if they know you are possessing a highly important item, they may have high Initial Commitment (this is put into evaulation depending on choices and effects of actions prior to chases).
			*Assailant Confidence (Fights): Confidence is the factor of Assailant AI that is key in what an opponent will do during a battle. Watching you brutally/skillfully kill an ally may lower Confidence. Watching you make a fighting mistake, get tripped or disarmed, may increase Confidence in the opponent. Weapons have Confidence rates as well which can be used to intimidate and lower Confidence. They may also raise Confidence if the opponent think he/she has an advantage/better weapon than you do. Even regular NPCs have confidence rates, which will determine if they will run away (silently or loudly), help tackle you down/incarcerate you, and etc. The same is said for opponents in battle. Confidence has a default to. Hired mercenaries/henchmen may have lower Initial Confidence than a devoted, Royal/Imperial guard. Confidence does not affect skill however. An unskillful attacker WITH high conidence may charge at you, allowing you to parry/dodge/etc on them easily, though if you fail the blow may be fatal. An attacker with high confidence may continue attempting hit you, even if you are on the ground, while a very unconfident person may flee after knocking you down, likely even dropping his/her weapon. If you have a loaded gun pointed at a man he may lose confidence. (It does not determine whether than man will run or succumb to your threatening, however). A drunk/drugged may have very shaky/random/constantly-changing Confidence.
	==New Game (Codenamed AC: Asia) Mechanics==		==New Game (Codenamed AC: Asia) Mechanics==
	===New Combat System===		===New Combat System===

imported>DanChan123 at 02:34, 1 January 2015

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	Eventually, you will sympathize with the Initiates and their cause, and become a member of the Order. Affected by the Bleeding Effect, you will recieve Assassin abilities that will be used to plan an escape for the Initiates.		Eventually, you will sympathize with the Initiates and their cause, and become a member of the Order. Affected by the Bleeding Effect, you will recieve Assassin abilities that will be used to plan an escape for the Initiates.
			===SBV Interface===
			The Animus 5.0 Symbiosis' interface allows you to switch between characters, unlock skills for them, and incease stats.
			====Currency/Inventory/etc.====
			Among all the characters, Currency, Equipment, and amount of Skill points is shared. (However certain equipment requires a certain rank the variety of Skills to implore is limited to each Assassin)
	==Gameplay Perspectives==		==Gameplay Perspectives==
	The modern, in-Animus perspective is literally you, only you play the role of a former Yinglong criminal agent who was imprisoned by authorities, who has been bribed by the CNSC to help access the genetic memories of captured Assassin Initiates in exchange for freedom from the prison and a job as an anti-crime consultant.		The modern, in-Animus perspective is literally you, only you play the role of a former Yinglong criminal agent who was imprisoned by authorities, who has been bribed by the CNSC to help access the genetic memories of captured Assassin Initiates in exchange for freedom from the prison and a job as an anti-crime consultant.
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	Sometimes, you cannot access genetic memories of the Story Mode for specific characters. Usually, this means you need to unlock them by completing missions for other characters. However, you can still free roam or do the available side missions and tasks for the characters you've unlocked. In order to fully complete Story Mode, you've must have completed all the genetic memories for all characters.		Sometimes, you cannot access genetic memories of the Story Mode for specific characters. Usually, this means you need to unlock them by completing missions for other characters. However, you can still free roam or do the available side missions and tasks for the characters you've unlocked. In order to fully complete Story Mode, you've must have completed all the genetic memories for all characters.
	===Playable Characters:===		===Playable Characters:===
	*'''Yiulin ("The Ghost") '''~ Desmond Miles' ancestor, also known as Subject G by the Templar network, was a mysterious Chinese Assassin who was forgotten from history until Abstergo found him when tracing DNA samples found in a destroyed Piece of Eden dating to the year 1886, the year the Yinglong was founded. However, the genetic memories were never found because the ~~Assassin's~~ stole all knowledge of him in 1986.		*'''Yiulin ("The Ghost") '''~ Desmond Miles' ancestor, also known as Subject G by the Templar network, was a mysterious Chinese Assassin who was forgotten from history until Abstergo found him when tracing DNA samples found in a destroyed Piece of Eden dating to the year 1886, the year the Yinglong was founded. However, the genetic memories were never found because the Assassins stole all knowledge of him in 1986.
	**When you gain trust with one of the Initiates, a good-hearted Assassin named Jackson will show you Yiulin's genetic memories. Using a makeshift Animus made from a hacked Animus console that is disguised as a prison bed frame, Jackson guides you through an memory frame known as the Firewall. The Firewall is a designed Animus anti-virus, only the hacking turned the Firewall into a holed frame with genetic memories seeping through them, causing major disruption in the memory frame. If you desynchronize before passing the Firewall, you may develop a neural disorder. Guiding through various genetic memories, you will have to bring your Assassin avatar, who changes whenever hitting another memory, through the gaps in the Firewall. Memories start off in a Viet Cong attack on US Troops, leading off to a Korean War air raid. It continues to the Pearl Harbor bombing, the Japanese occupation of Nanking, Anti-colonial revolts in French Indochina, the First Sino-Japanese War, the Boxer Rebellion, and finally settling down on the correct memory sequence, Yiulin, known as Yiu. follows his Assassin mentor on a caravan into British territory in Burma. Jackson and the group praise you for achieving this. At ~~nights~~, Jackson tells you that he was part of the 1986 heist at the Centre for Population Genetics in Kolkata, India. ~~When~~		**When you gain trust with one of the Initiates, a good-hearted Assassin named Jackson will show you Yiulin's genetic memories. Using a makeshift Animus made from a hacked Animus console that is disguised as a prison bed frame, Jackson guides you through an memory frame known as the Firewall. The Firewall is a designed Animus anti-virus, only the hacking turned the Firewall into a holed frame with genetic memories seeping through them, causing major disruption in the memory frame. If you desynchronize before passing the Firewall, you may develop a neural disorder. Guiding through various genetic memories, you will have to bring your Assassin avatar, who changes whenever hitting another memory, through the gaps in the Firewall. Memories start off in a Viet Cong attack on US Troops, leading off to a Korean War air raid. It continues to the Pearl Harbor bombing, the Japanese occupation of Nanking, Anti-colonial revolts in French Indochina, the First Sino-Japanese War, the Boxer Rebellion, and finally settling down on the correct memory sequence, Yiulin, known as Yiu. follows his Assassin mentor on a caravan into British territory in Burma. Jackson and the group praise you for achieving this. At night, Jackson tells you that he was part of the 1986 heist at the Centre for Population Genetics in Kolkata, India, where they stole research information regarding Abstergo's latest projects, including fragments of Desmond Miles' genetic memory sequence regarding Yiu. He wants you to go through them and find information.
	**Yiu's parents were killed when he was very young, on a fishing boat, where British naval troops captured them, accused them of esponiage and sentenced them to death on deck.		**Yiu's parents were killed when he was very young, on a fishing boat, where British naval troops captured them, accused them of esponiage and sentenced them to death on deck.
	*'''Bartel Noltes, Veteran '''~ Born an orphan around September 1803, in Guangzhou (Canton), China- Dutch-Chinese Assassin - Chinese name Zhu Shao Ying (Zhu) - Ethnically Han Chinese - Learned English in an Anglican missionary's church - Arrived in Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1810 as a stowaway - Was adopted by Dutch Assassin Herbert Noltes, an important assassin during the Napoleonic Wars - Herbert killed in 1815 by French Templars under Napoleon's regime - Began training as a Novice in 1816 - Full fledged Assassin by 1838 - Sent to China on a diplomatic mission to contact Eastern Assassins involved with the Opium plot and the Ring of Eden.		*'''Bartel Noltes, Veteran '''~ Born an orphan around September 1803, in Guangzhou (Canton), China- Dutch-Chinese Assassin - Chinese name Zhu Shao Ying (Zhu) - Ethnically Han Chinese - Learned English in an Anglican missionary's church - Arrived in Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1810 as a stowaway - Was adopted by Dutch Assassin Herbert Noltes, an important assassin during the Napoleonic Wars - Herbert killed in 1815 by French Templars under Napoleon's regime - Began training as a Novice in 1816 - Full fledged Assassin by 1838 - Sent to China on a diplomatic mission to contact Eastern Assassins involved with the Opium plot and the Ring of Eden.
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	You can also see if your guildmates are loading up a mission while there is a position in the mission unaccessed. You can join in on that mission with a simple select and click. Completing tasks as a group gives bonus experience and awards.		You can also see if your guildmates are loading up a mission while there is a position in the mission unaccessed. You can join in on that mission with a simple select and click. Completing tasks as a group gives bonus experience and awards.
			==Gameplay Environment==
			Unlike previous generation games, ACA Assassin roaming gameplay is highly interactive with the surroundings, in which many details are applied rather than the stale framework of Previous gen games.

			CPU AI is inspired by ACU, and is implemented.

			There are also several changes to the environment:

imported>DanChan123 at 17:15, 13 December 2014

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	Sometimes, you cannot access genetic memories of the Story Mode for specific characters. Usually, this means you need to unlock them by completing missions for other characters. However, you can still free roam or do the available side missions and tasks for the characters you've unlocked. In order to fully complete Story Mode, you've must have completed all the genetic memories for all characters.		Sometimes, you cannot access genetic memories of the Story Mode for specific characters. Usually, this means you need to unlock them by completing missions for other characters. However, you can still free roam or do the available side missions and tasks for the characters you've unlocked. In order to fully complete Story Mode, you've must have completed all the genetic memories for all characters.
	===Playable Characters:===		===Playable Characters:===
	*'''Yiulin ("The Ghost") '''~ Desmond Miles' ancestor, also known as Subject G by the Templar network, was a mysterious Chinese Assassin who was forgotten from history until Abstergo found him when tracing DNA samples found in a destroyed Piece of Eden dating to the year 1886, the year the Yinglong was founded.		*'''Yiulin ("The Ghost") '''~ Desmond Miles' ancestor, also known as Subject G by the Templar network, was a mysterious Chinese Assassin who was forgotten from history until Abstergo found him when tracing DNA samples found in a destroyed Piece of Eden dating to the year 1886, the year the Yinglong was founded. However, the genetic memories were never found because the Assassin's stole all knowledge of him in 1986.
			**When you gain trust with one of the Initiates, a good-hearted Assassin named Jackson will show you Yiulin's genetic memories. Using a makeshift Animus made from a hacked Animus console that is disguised as a prison bed frame, Jackson guides you through an memory frame known as the Firewall. The Firewall is a designed Animus anti-virus, only the hacking turned the Firewall into a holed frame with genetic memories seeping through them, causing major disruption in the memory frame. If you desynchronize before passing the Firewall, you may develop a neural disorder. Guiding through various genetic memories, you will have to bring your Assassin avatar, who changes whenever hitting another memory, through the gaps in the Firewall. Memories start off in a Viet Cong attack on US Troops, leading off to a Korean War air raid. It continues to the Pearl Harbor bombing, the Japanese occupation of Nanking, Anti-colonial revolts in French Indochina, the First Sino-Japanese War, the Boxer Rebellion, and finally settling down on the correct memory sequence, Yiulin, known as Yiu. follows his Assassin mentor on a caravan into British territory in Burma. Jackson and the group praise you for achieving this. At nights, Jackson tells you that he was part of the 1986 heist at the Centre for Population Genetics in Kolkata, India. When
			**Yiu's parents were killed when he was very young, on a fishing boat, where British naval troops captured them, accused them of esponiage and sentenced them to death on deck.
	*'''Bartel Noltes, Veteran '''~ Born an orphan around September 1803, in Guangzhou (Canton), China- Dutch-Chinese Assassin - Chinese name Zhu Shao Ying (Zhu) - Ethnically Han Chinese - Learned English in an Anglican missionary's church - Arrived in Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1810 as a stowaway - Was adopted by Dutch Assassin Herbert Noltes, an important assassin during the Napoleonic Wars - Herbert killed in 1815 by French Templars under Napoleon's regime - Began training as a Novice in 1816 - Full fledged Assassin by 1838 - Sent to China on a diplomatic mission to contact Eastern Assassins involved with the Opium plot and the Ring of Eden.		*'''Bartel Noltes, Veteran '''~ Born an orphan around September 1803, in Guangzhou (Canton), China- Dutch-Chinese Assassin - Chinese name Zhu Shao Ying (Zhu) - Ethnically Han Chinese - Learned English in an Anglican missionary's church - Arrived in Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1810 as a stowaway - Was adopted by Dutch Assassin Herbert Noltes, an important assassin during the Napoleonic Wars - Herbert killed in 1815 by French Templars under Napoleon's regime - Began training as a Novice in 1816 - Full fledged Assassin by 1838 - Sent to China on a diplomatic mission to contact Eastern Assassins involved with the Opium plot and the Ring of Eden.
	*'''Munah Dara, Apprentice''' ~ Born to a family of Burmese fishermen in 1808, Rangoon, Burma, teenage Munah Dara fought as a soldier for the Burmese Empire against the British east India Company during the First Anglo-Burmese War. His family was killed in the war, and Dara held a grudge gainst the Westerners forever. In the late 1200s, Dara became involved with Malay pirates. His fearsome personality and ideologies against Western expansion eventually caught the attention of Malay Assassin pirate, Tuanku Abbas. With permission from the Order, Munah became Abbas' Apprentice Assassin. Munah was captured in 1839 after a failed pirate raid. Prior to the incident, Abbas' had instructed his fellow pirates to "sail for the shipwreck with crimson sails of the coast of Singapore if you run into trouble." The island is a secret pirate haven and Assassin outpost that no vessel dares to go to since those who do have "never returned."		*'''Munah Dara, Apprentice''' ~ Born to a family of Burmese fishermen in 1808, Rangoon, Burma, teenage Munah Dara fought as a soldier for the Burmese Empire against the British east India Company during the First Anglo-Burmese War. His family was killed in the war, and Dara held a grudge gainst the Westerners forever. In the late 1200s, Dara became involved with Malay pirates. His fearsome personality and ideologies against Western expansion eventually caught the attention of Malay Assassin pirate, Tuanku Abbas. With permission from the Order, Munah became Abbas' Apprentice Assassin. Munah was captured in 1839 after a failed pirate raid. Prior to the incident, Abbas' had instructed his fellow pirates to "sail for the shipwreck with crimson sails of the coast of Singapore if you run into trouble." The island is a secret pirate haven and Assassin outpost that no vessel dares to go to since those who do have "never returned."

imported>DanChan123 at 16:38, 13 December 2014

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	Sometimes, you cannot access genetic memories of the Story Mode for specific characters. Usually, this means you need to unlock them by completing missions for other characters. However, you can still free roam or do the available side missions and tasks for the characters you've unlocked. In order to fully complete Story Mode, you've must have completed all the genetic memories for all characters.		Sometimes, you cannot access genetic memories of the Story Mode for specific characters. Usually, this means you need to unlock them by completing missions for other characters. However, you can still free roam or do the available side missions and tasks for the characters you've unlocked. In order to fully complete Story Mode, you've must have completed all the genetic memories for all characters.
	===Co-op===		===Playable Characters:===
			*'''Yiulin ("The Ghost") '''~ Desmond Miles' ancestor, also known as Subject G by the Templar network, was a mysterious Chinese Assassin who was forgotten from history until Abstergo found him when tracing DNA samples found in a destroyed Piece of Eden dating to the year 1886, the year the Yinglong was founded.
			*'''Bartel Noltes, Veteran '''~ Born an orphan around September 1803, in Guangzhou (Canton), China- Dutch-Chinese Assassin - Chinese name Zhu Shao Ying (Zhu) - Ethnically Han Chinese - Learned English in an Anglican missionary's church - Arrived in Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1810 as a stowaway - Was adopted by Dutch Assassin Herbert Noltes, an important assassin during the Napoleonic Wars - Herbert killed in 1815 by French Templars under Napoleon's regime - Began training as a Novice in 1816 - Full fledged Assassin by 1838 - Sent to China on a diplomatic mission to contact Eastern Assassins involved with the Opium plot and the Ring of Eden.
			*'''Munah Dara, Apprentice''' ~ Born to a family of Burmese fishermen in 1808, Rangoon, Burma, teenage Munah Dara fought as a soldier for the Burmese Empire against the British east India Company during the First Anglo-Burmese War. His family was killed in the war, and Dara held a grudge gainst the Westerners forever. In the late 1200s, Dara became involved with Malay pirates. His fearsome personality and ideologies against Western expansion eventually caught the attention of Malay Assassin pirate, Tuanku Abbas. With permission from the Order, Munah became Abbas' Apprentice Assassin. Munah was captured in 1839 after a failed pirate raid. Prior to the incident, Abbas' had instructed his fellow pirates to "sail for the shipwreck with crimson sails of the coast of Singapore if you run into trouble." The island is a secret pirate haven and Assassin outpost that no vessel dares to go to since those who do have "never returned."
			==Co-op==
	There are also areas on the map that are only permitted for specific characters. If two Assassins have the same area available to them, they can perform Co-op missions if another gamer playing one of those characters is available		There are also areas on the map that are only permitted for specific characters. If two Assassins have the same area available to them, they can perform Co-op missions if another gamer playing one of those characters is available

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	You can also see if your guildmates are loading up a mission while there is a position in the mission unaccessed. You can join in on that mission with a simple select and click. Completing tasks as a group gives bonus experience and awards.		You can also see if your guildmates are loading up a mission while there is a position in the mission unaccessed. You can join in on that mission with a simple select and click. Completing tasks as a group gives bonus experience and awards.


	==New Game (Codenamed AC: Asia) Mechanics==		==New Game (Codenamed AC: Asia) Mechanics==
	===New Combat System===		===New Combat System===
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	**Ducking is another skill. Since maybe 40% of your assailants will be early 19th-century British/Portuguese/French/Dutch/Tsarist-Russian soldiers, such enemies will be armed with bayoneted muskets (others will have rifles, particularily the snipers). That means approximately 60% spearing, 25% hitting, and 15% shooting. Smoke bombs will increase misfires, but there is always the stabbing and swinging of muskets. One mechanism is to duck under an incoming bayonet or swing of a rifle butt. You can proceed to tackle or blade an enemy, or use the slide tackle kill from AC Unity. The same can we used for long blades and other weapons.		**Ducking is another skill. Since maybe 40% of your assailants will be early 19th-century British/Portuguese/French/Dutch/Tsarist-Russian soldiers, such enemies will be armed with bayoneted muskets (others will have rifles, particularily the snipers). That means approximately 60% spearing, 25% hitting, and 15% shooting. Smoke bombs will increase misfires, but there is always the stabbing and swinging of muskets. One mechanism is to duck under an incoming bayonet or swing of a rifle butt. You can proceed to tackle or blade an enemy, or use the slide tackle kill from AC Unity. The same can we used for long blades and other weapons.
	====Console Example: (Not confirmed, just an idea of how it would work)====		====Console Example: (Not confirmed, just an idea of how it would work)====
	Let's say we have the Keys A, B, C and D. Press A to Parry, B to Hit, C to Kick, and D to ~~Duck~~. Then you have control stick for Up, Down, Left, Right. Then you have the Upper Frontal Keys (L1 and R1) and the Bottom Frontal Keys (L2 and R2).		Let's say we have the Keys A, B, C and D. Press A to Parry, B to Hit, C to Kick, and D to Evade. Then you have control stick for Up, Down, Left, Right. Then you have the Upper Frontal Keys (L1 and R1) and the Bottom Frontal Keys (L2 and R2).
	*Up+A = Block Up		*Up+A = Block Up
	*Down+A = Block Down		*Down+A = Block Down
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	Tuanku Abbas - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuanku_Abbas		Tuanku Abbas - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuanku_Abbas
	~~== Background Story ==~~
	~~===Prologue ~ United Kingdom Embassy, Beijing - TBA===~~
	~~TBR~~

	== Outline A ==		== Outline A ==

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 You can also see if your guildmates are loading up a mission while there is a position in the mission unaccessed. You can join in on that mission with a simple select and click. Completing tasks as a group gives bonus experience and awards.
 ==New Game (Codenamed AC: Asia) Mechanics==
-*Parry, Kick, and Stun  Combat - Let me just clarify this idea of combat. First of all, one of the goals for Ubisoft game creators was to improve the combat system so that it fit the Assassin stealth theme. But my goal was to not only implement this but also help players of AC games prior to AC Unity familiarize with the form of combat so that it isn't to new to them.
+===New Combat System===
 **Also, the combat I have in mind is pretty awesome. It has more Asian-style fighting aspects to it. Its not as untoned as kung fu from martial arts movies, but you can find difference in how it looks. However, the mechanics aren't quite different from the console.
 **So in previous games, players complained about the invincible counter attack mechanism. When Unity was releasedd, some of my peers said the combat was too difficult. So I decided that my idea for combat would be the build-on-build "block-punch-stun-block-kick" type. Of course, this isn't Mortal Kombat it's Assassin's Creed, so think of Mortal Kombat only in 3D free roam and KO assassinations in between. That means players must be quick thinkers in what moves they should make, and find the right time to perform the "KO move".
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 **Grab techniques observed from Judo are oriented as well, allowing you to grab ahold of weapons, fists, and legs. Long weapons will be very vulnerable to the grab technique. This technique allows you to latch onto enemies to put more force on blocks. You can then choose to trap an enemy's arm by locking it, attacking his head, attacking his torso, or tripping him. But the technique is not OP. Stronger opponent types can swing you off or counter by grabbing you. Any enemy can counter you, particularly the skilled ones who can do it before you react. Lighter enemies with better footwork and detailed skill may even be un-trippable. This combat system requires you to know your assailant before you attack, just like any skilled Assassin should.
 **Ducking is another skill. Since maybe 40% of your assailants will be early 19th-century British/Portuguese/French/Dutch/Tsarist-Russian soldiers, such enemies will be armed with bayoneted muskets (others will have rifles, particularily the snipers). That means approximately 60% spearing, 25% hitting, and 15% shooting. Smoke bombs will increase misfires, but there is always the stabbing and swinging of muskets. One mechanism is to duck under an incoming bayonet or swing of a rifle butt. You can proceed to tackle or blade an enemy, or use the slide tackle kill from AC Unity. The same can we used for long blades and other weapons.
 *Abilities - Here is a collection of some ideas for abilities in the game.
 **Canvas Split-Drag - In ACA, naval combat and aspects from AC4 will be highly implemented. As their were many rivals in the mid-1800s Pacific and Indian Oceans, Naval convoys will be conducting their own military operations rather than protecting merchant ships like they can in the West. That means attacking the naval convoys alone will be harder yes, but merchant vessels, protected by mercenaries as commonly practiced. Anyway, let's get to the point. The Canvas Split-Drag is a move that requires arming yourself with two swords. You can then jump from your ship, and have your blades make contact with the canvas of the sails. That way you can zipline straight down from the sails with your swords acting as a the grapple, and land perfectly on whatever mast you like. Pretty efficient.
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 **Sink a Ship in a Single Shot - Try saying the ability really fast. But the mechanics will equally twist your tongue.. hard. When you take to the Chinese riverways, a form of fast travelling in the realm of China, fighting rebels, bandits, and angry Qing soldiers on the waterways via riverboats (yes you will need to paddle). Well, first you'll row near the enemy. Armor upgrades will protect you from musket or arrow fire, and you can choose to swim to the boat or leap onto it like a buccaneer. (Note: This ability requires a blunderbuss shot) Imagine taking a blunderbuss and blowing a hole the boat. That boat would slowly sink. Of course, the bad news is that you'd have to buy another blunderbuss shell, and those are more expensive in ACA than in the Freedom Cry DLC, and also you cannot collect the cargo on the riverboat, repair your own riverboat, or get more crew, but you'll get your experience points and the feeling that your unstoppable.
 **Underwater Blowpipe - In AC4 we had the blowpipe armed with Berserk Darts and Sleep Darts. In ACA there will be all those darts, including a Poison Dart that requires killing a poisonous snake, frog, stingray, or Komodo Dragon (There is an island you can unlock that is populated with Komodo Dragons). In recorded history, specifically Japanese, there have been notes of killings using blowpipes from underwater. This mechanism will be implemented in the game, so that you can kill people on enemy riverboats without the need of boarding, like a swivel gun only you get one shot. You can make them go berserk so that they'd brawl on their own boat. that'd be interesting to see.
-**Making Obstacles - In historical action movie chases, there's always the scene where the hero is running, pushing tables of produce over and
+**Making Obstacles - In historical action movie chases, there's always the scene where the hero is running, pushing tables and crates of produce and goods over, slowing down chasers in the meantime. In ACA, there are so many options to get out of situations. For example, You run up onto a cargo ship, and armed guards are standing right under a crane pulling up some heavy cargo. By shooting that rope, the cargo may fall down and crush those guards. Or perhaps you run into a market tent with bags of flour inside. You can grab one, and surprise them by unleashing the fury of flour power, disorienting them. Watching them trip on mango would be pretty funny too. But its not just for comic relief... it saves lives.
-Historical Event Ideas:
+===Historical Event Ideas:===
 - First Opium Conflict (1839)

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	There are also areas on the map that are only permitted for specific characters. If two Assassins have the same area available to them, they can perform Co-op missions if another gamer playing one of those characters is available		There are also areas on the map that are only permitted for specific characters. If two Assassins have the same area available to them, they can perform Co-op missions if another gamer playing one of those characters is available

	At some point in the game when you reach a certain stage, you can create an Assassin that has no historic play. This Assassin is basically a mirror character for one of the Assassin's you've played through in story mode. This Assassin is reserved for player co-op only.		At some point in the game when you reach a certain stage, you can create an Assassin that has no historic play. This Assassin is basically a mirror character for one of the Assassin's you've played through in story mode. This Assassin is reserved for player co-op only. The Assassin's only background is that he/she is simply a common member of the Brotherhood. This Assassin will mirror the stats a Story character you have by your choice, though you can customize it with any weapon choice as long as the Character mirrored has it available. You can also customize looks. (Gender is included, so you can choose from male or female Assassin). This character's stats will automatically be added to the original Story character that was mirrored. However, you can always play as a Story Assassin you already have.

			Co-op gameplay has its missions as well as free roam. Missions are generically up to four Assassins, but you can have as much as 8 Assassins in freeroam. In free roam, you can only interact with gamers in the same guild. You can create an Assassin guild via your console or any other device you are playing on.

			Your friends in the database, as long as they have ACA in their system, can join your guild and leave it any time. That way, Assassins in that guild can access the server the guild is playing on by going to a local tavern or captured fort, etc. So basically you can jump in on a free-roaming game anytime.

			You can also see if your guildmates are loading up a mission while there is a position in the mission unaccessed. You can join in on that mission with a simple select and click. Completing tasks as a group gives bonus experience and awards.
	==New Game (Codenamed AC: Asia) Mechanics==		==New Game (Codenamed AC: Asia) Mechanics==
	*Parry, Kick, and Stun Combat - Let me just clarify this idea of combat. First of all, one of the goals for Ubisoft game creators was to improve the combat system so that it fit the Assassin stealth theme. But my goal was to not only implement this but also help players of AC games prior to AC Unity familiarize with the form of combat so that it isn't to new to them.		*Parry, Kick, and Stun Combat - Let me just clarify this idea of combat. First of all, one of the goals for Ubisoft game creators was to improve the combat system so that it fit the Assassin stealth theme. But my goal was to not only implement this but also help players of AC games prior to AC Unity familiarize with the form of combat so that it isn't to new to them.