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AC2 and Brotherhood at best. Although AC explains both philosophies pretty well its not the right way to go mainly because the gameplay is repetitive as hell, we have to consider the fact that you probably want him to get into the whole AC thing. That's why AC2 or Brotherhood is the right way to go, ok of course they depicted the Templars as power hungry bastards but what else is new. The games are still good and second to the whole philosophy thing. hope this doesn't help. | AC2 and Brotherhood at best. Although AC explains both philosophies pretty well its not the right way to go mainly because the gameplay is repetitive as hell, we have to consider the fact that you probably want him to get into the whole AC thing. That's why AC2 or Brotherhood is the right way to go, ok of course they depicted the Templars as power hungry bastards but what else is new. The games are still good and second to the whole philosophy thing. hope this doesn't help. 乁( ˙ ω˙乁) | ||
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AC2 and Brotherhood at best. Although AC explains both philosophies pretty well its not the right way to go mainly because the gameplay is repetitive as hell, we have to consider the fact that you probably want him to get into the whole AC thing. That's why AC2 or Brotherhood is the right way to go, ok of course they depicted the Templars as power hungry bastards but what else is new. The games are still good and second to the whole philosophy thing. hope this doesn't help. 乁( ˙ ω˙乁)