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==About me==


Feel free to call me one of the nicknames listed below, or any other name you feel fits.
Feel free to call me one of the nicknames listed below, or any other name you feel fits.
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I was first hooked on the AC series when I saw the original ''Assassin's Creed'' trailer in mid-2006. I counted down until AC was released, and I blew through the game. I would lose track of time and sometimes end up spending my entire weekend replaying that incredible game trying to locate all of the flags and make sure I acquired every achievement.
I was first hooked on the AC series when I saw the original ''Assassin's Creed'' trailer in mid-2006. I counted down until AC was released, and I blew through the game. I would lose track of time and sometimes end up spending my entire weekend replaying that incredible game trying to locate all of the flags and make sure I acquired every achievement.
===''Assassin's Creed II''===
===''Assassin's Creed II''===
With the release of ''Assassin's Creed II'', I became even more hooked on the series. In my eyes, ''Assassin's Creed'' had been a perfect game; no flaws, no issues, just an outstanding provocative storyline to accompany a fantastic game. I was surprised then when AC II turned out to be even better than the original AC. I spent months after AC II's release exploring all the cities and once again, achievement hunting.
With the release of ''Assassin's Creed II'', I became even more hooked on the series. In my eyes, ''Assassin's Creed'' had been a perfect game; no flaws, no issues, just an outstanding, provocative storyline to accompany a fantastic game. I was surprised then when ACII turned out to be even better than the original AC. I spent months after ACII's release exploring all the cities and once again, achievement hunting.


All the while after AC II's release, I stayed vigilant and meticiously checked forums, websites, YouTube videos, and everything in between for any scrap of news concerning the next AC game. I was exstatic when I learned that the next game would be released just a year after the best game ever, ''Assassin's Creed II''.
All the while after ACII's release, I stayed vigilant and meticiously checked forums, websites, YouTube videos, and everything in between for any scrap of news concerning the next AC game. I was exstatic when I learned that the next game would be released just a year after the best game ever, ''Assassin's Creed II''.
===''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood''===
===''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood''===
When ''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'' was released, I stayed up all night (with the help of some Red Bull) playing through the game. I found every rift, and spent days just making sure I finished everything about the single-player campaign before testing the new Brotherhood multiplayer. Don't get me wrong, like any other AC fan I was extremely excited at the prospect of an AC multiplayer, I just have always been the type of guy who loves a great campaign over even the best multiplayer.I still play Brotherhood daily when I'm not on the wiki or preparing things for college this fall. I can't wait for ''Assassin's Creed: Revelations'' and I've already pre-ordered the Signature Edition for it.
When ''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'' was released, I stayed up all night (with the help of some Red Bull) playing through the game. I found every rift, and spent days just making sure I finished everything about the single-player campaign before testing the new Brotherhood multiplayer. Don't get me wrong, like any other AC fan I was extremely excited at the prospect of an AC multiplayer, I just have always been the type of guy who loves a great campaign over even the best multiplayer. I still play Brotherhood daily when I'm not on the wiki or preparing things for college this fall. I can't wait for ''Assassin's Creed: Revelations'' and I've already pre-ordered the Signature Edition for it.
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Feel free to call me one of the nicknames listed below, or any other name you feel fits.

1. Zack (My real name)

2. Nos (My IRC username)

3. Nossy

4. Nosferatu (As began by Rayne)

5. Nostalgia

I'm a longtime Assassin's Creed series fan and I'll also occasionally edit the Project Zomboid wiki. If you need any help with editing or you have an issue or anything feel free to leave a message on my talk page or message me on the IRC.

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I was first hooked on the AC series when I saw the original Assassin's Creed trailer in mid-2006. I counted down until AC was released, and I blew through the game. I would lose track of time and sometimes end up spending my entire weekend replaying that incredible game trying to locate all of the flags and make sure I acquired every achievement.

Assassin's Creed II

With the release of Assassin's Creed II, I became even more hooked on the series. In my eyes, Assassin's Creed had been a perfect game; no flaws, no issues, just an outstanding, provocative storyline to accompany a fantastic game. I was surprised then when ACII turned out to be even better than the original AC. I spent months after ACII's release exploring all the cities and once again, achievement hunting.

All the while after ACII's release, I stayed vigilant and meticiously checked forums, websites, YouTube videos, and everything in between for any scrap of news concerning the next AC game. I was exstatic when I learned that the next game would be released just a year after the best game ever, Assassin's Creed II.

Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood

When Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood was released, I stayed up all night (with the help of some Red Bull) playing through the game. I found every rift, and spent days just making sure I finished everything about the single-player campaign before testing the new Brotherhood multiplayer. Don't get me wrong, like any other AC fan I was extremely excited at the prospect of an AC multiplayer, I just have always been the type of guy who loves a great campaign over even the best multiplayer. I still play Brotherhood daily when I'm not on the wiki or preparing things for college this fall. I can't wait for Assassin's Creed: Revelations and I've already pre-ordered the Signature Edition for it.

Nostalgia AC
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