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The hidden gun is used for long ranged kills, as well as assassinating your targets (whereas in the first game, only the hidden blade could be used for assassinating your targets). It isn't stealthy, using it near a group of guards will likely attract attention, however it is a one shot kill. The downside, it takes a good deal of time to aim (it can be used without aiming, but you will most likely miss even at close range); the aiming consists of four lines converging together and accuracy depends on how long you spend aiming. | The hidden gun is used for long ranged kills, as well as assassinating your targets (whereas in the first game, only the hidden blade could be used for assassinating your targets). It isn't stealthy, using it near a group of guards will likely attract attention, however it is a one shot kill. The downside, it takes a good deal of time to aim (it can be used without aiming, but you will most likely miss even at close range); the aiming consists of four lines converging together and accuracy depends on how long you spend aiming. | ||
The Hidden Gun does not work as "one shot kills" when battling against [[Rodrigo Borgia]] when he is pope. | |||
The Gun, along with the [[Throwing Knives]], are disabled while in the Assassin's Tombs, this may be to stop the player shooting any guards that the must chase, therefore skipping large sections of narrative. | |||
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Revision as of 00:18, 25 November 2009
The Hidden Gun is one of the upgrades invented by Altaïr and made by Leonardo da Vinci on the wrist device (Hidden Blade) of Ezio in Assassin's Creed II.
Use
The hidden gun is used for long ranged kills, as well as assassinating your targets (whereas in the first game, only the hidden blade could be used for assassinating your targets). It isn't stealthy, using it near a group of guards will likely attract attention, however it is a one shot kill. The downside, it takes a good deal of time to aim (it can be used without aiming, but you will most likely miss even at close range); the aiming consists of four lines converging together and accuracy depends on how long you spend aiming.
The Hidden Gun does not work as "one shot kills" when battling against Rodrigo Borgia when he is pope.
The Gun, along with the Throwing Knives, are disabled while in the Assassin's Tombs, this may be to stop the player shooting any guards that the must chase, therefore skipping large sections of narrative.
Gallery
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Aiming mode of the Hidden Gun.
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Concept art of the Hidden Gun.
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Bullet of the Hidden Gun with the Assassins' symbol on the end of it.
