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imported>ZBlue0 Created page with "You know, I actually like Aveline's outfit. She doesn't have the white hood, which makes her less obvious, but her hat is still beaked which, in a sense, still let's players k..." |
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You know, I actually like Aveline's outfit. She doesn't have the white hood, which makes her less obvious, but her hat is still beaked which, in a sense, still | You know, I actually like Aveline's outfit. She doesn't have the white hood, which makes her less obvious, but her hat is still beaked which, in a sense, still lets players know she's an Assassin. | ||
I wouldn't mind if Ubisoft left out the white hood/robes, but kept the eagle motif with various beaked headwear. For example, the colonial Assassin outfit in AC3. No hood, but a beaked cap (I think the actual name is a Shako. Correct me if I'm wrong). | I wouldn't mind if Ubisoft left out the white hood/robes, but kept the eagle motif with various beaked headwear. For example, the colonial Assassin outfit in AC3. No hood, but a beaked cap (I think the actual name is a Shako. Correct me if I'm wrong). | ||
Latest revision as of 18:05, 14 September 2013
You know, I actually like Aveline's outfit. She doesn't have the white hood, which makes her less obvious, but her hat is still beaked which, in a sense, still lets players know she's an Assassin.
I wouldn't mind if Ubisoft left out the white hood/robes, but kept the eagle motif with various beaked headwear. For example, the colonial Assassin outfit in AC3. No hood, but a beaked cap (I think the actual name is a Shako. Correct me if I'm wrong).