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Some players may recognize the name Erudito from earlier Assassin’s Creed projects as an individual or group intent on sabotaging the efforts of Abstergo around the world. Erudito plays a major role in Liberation. The entire Assassin’s Creed III: Liberation game is meant to be an interactive propaganda product produced by Abstergo to whitewash history. As you play the game, you experience Aveline’s memories minus key plot points that might paint the Templars in a bad light. In fact, you’ll never hear the word Templar in the standard version of the game. However, Erudito has hacked into the game, and is aiming to show you the real truth. At key story moments, a voice interrupts and asks you to track down a nearby “Citizen E.” These are fake people that were never part of the historical record. Find them with Eagle vision and kill them, and you unlock the real version of events, which often leaves the Templars/Abstergo looking like the bad guys. | |||
INTERACTION WITH CONNOR | |||
We don’t know all the details yet, but Aveline’s adventures don’t occur in a vacuum, isolated from the storyline of the companion console game. Ubisoft confirmed that one mission ends Aveline to New York, where she meets up with Connor, and the two work together to complete the job. If you have an Assassin’s Creed III save on your PS3, you can even unlock the ability to play the Liberation mission with Connor. | |||
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ERUDITO
Some players may recognize the name Erudito from earlier Assassin’s Creed projects as an individual or group intent on sabotaging the efforts of Abstergo around the world. Erudito plays a major role in Liberation. The entire Assassin’s Creed III: Liberation game is meant to be an interactive propaganda product produced by Abstergo to whitewash history. As you play the game, you experience Aveline’s memories minus key plot points that might paint the Templars in a bad light. In fact, you’ll never hear the word Templar in the standard version of the game. However, Erudito has hacked into the game, and is aiming to show you the real truth. At key story moments, a voice interrupts and asks you to track down a nearby “Citizen E.” These are fake people that were never part of the historical record. Find them with Eagle vision and kill them, and you unlock the real version of events, which often leaves the Templars/Abstergo looking like the bad guys.
INTERACTION WITH CONNOR
We don’t know all the details yet, but Aveline’s adventures don’t occur in a vacuum, isolated from the storyline of the companion console game. Ubisoft confirmed that one mission ends Aveline to New York, where she meets up with Connor, and the two work together to complete the job. If you have an Assassin’s Creed III save on your PS3, you can even unlock the ability to play the Liberation mission with Connor.