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I've replaced the word blinds with 'hinders', so that people won't take it too seriously. It doesn't blind you, but it gets a bit in the way. | I've replaced the word blinds with 'hinders', so that people won't take it too seriously. It doesn't blind you, but it gets a bit in the way. | ||
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Was Giovanni the one who saved Lorenzo de Medici from nearly drowning at the river in Florence? I'm not really sure myself, it isn't detailed here, or in Lorenzo's page. [[User:War Clown|<span style="font-family:Trebuchet MS"><font color="black">'''War'''</font><font color="green">'''Clown'''</font></span>]][[User talk:War Clown|<sup><font color="black">''Wanna Talk?''</font></sup>]] 16:09, July 17, 2010 (UTC) | |||
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- I thought Eagle Vision was a Animus feature, not an Assassin's feature. I.e. Giovanni didn't know his son had this ability.
- Ezio indirectly having the ability a number of times. Also, Desmond picks it up through the Bleeding Effect.Berychance 07:36, December 1, 2009 (UTC)
I have noticed that Giovanni looks a lot like british actor Robert Carlyle.Andrew nicholson 18:45, January 11, 2010 (UTC) Err... Giovanni is modeled after Romano Orzari... -- D. Cello 18:54, January 11, 2010 (UTC)
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Did Giovanni really not tell Federico? I was under the impression Federico knew he was an Assassin. -- AgentValentine 07:16, February 13, 2010 (UTC)
That bit about the beak blinding one's vission looks like a assumption, besides, the thing is 1 inch large and stays at the top of the head.. doesn't make sense. -- D. Cello 16:28, February 19, 2010 (UTC)
I've had conversations with people who actually made replicas of the costume or bought official ones. Blinding is maybe exaggerated, however it does get annoying on a man's vision, depends what way you look. If you look forward it tends to hinder a part of your vision, though if you look left or right, it doesn't bother much.
I've replaced the word blinds with 'hinders', so that people won't take it too seriously. It doesn't blind you, but it gets a bit in the way.
So...
Was Giovanni the one who saved Lorenzo de Medici from nearly drowning at the river in Florence? I'm not really sure myself, it isn't detailed here, or in Lorenzo's page. WarClownWanna Talk? 16:09, July 17, 2010 (UTC)