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QoTW: Improve the floaty jump animations and glitchy parkour, that is all. (Though, I'm pretty certain neither of these will change :P) | QoTW: Improve the floaty jump animations and glitchy parkour, that is all. (Though, I'm pretty certain neither of these will change :P) | ||
Revision as of 02:55, 31 August 2013
1. In every AC, the first thing I always do, even if I don't want to do it, is follow the story. That way, when I'm done, I'm free to explore the entire world, no story distractions. The only exception is in AC3, when I took a break from the story at around sequence.....8(?)...I guess... Whichever sequence had loyalists in Boston and Rebels in New York (or the other way around). I stopped there because I liked having variety amongst my helpless victims.
Plus, I had fun abusing this glitch where my recruits would either try to dress up as loyalists in a rebel-infested city or as rebels in a loyalist-infested city. :P
2. My favorite points in history are the industrial era and the time from the 17th to 19th centuries (especially the 17th century/1600s). This makes seem like I have to choose the American Revolution as my favorite time period (since AC hasn't touched the 17th century yet, to my knowledge). Buuuuuuuuuuut, I'ma vote Middle Ages just so I can stay consistant with my previous poll votes.
...Patrice, I'll be waiting for 1666...
QoTW: Improve the floaty jump animations and glitchy parkour, that is all. (Though, I'm pretty certain neither of these will change :P)