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'''Battle for Forli''' is a downloadable content of [['' | '''Battle for Forli''' is a downloadable content of [[Assassins Creed III|''Assassins Creed II'']] due on January 2010. It comprises the first of the two "corrupted memories" of the [[Animus]], (DNA Sequence 12), which retails for $3.99. It will involve [[Niccolò Machiavelli|Machiavelli]] and [[Caterina Sforza]] fighting alongside [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio]] to protect a piece of Eden from the Orsi Brothers and the Templars. It contains six new missions, of which Ezio will use the [[Flying Machine]] once more. | ||
[[File:Battle for forli.jpg|left|Screenshot of the Battle for Forli (from left to right): Machiavelli, Caterina Sforza, and Ezio]] | [[File:Battle for forli.jpg|left|Screenshot of the Battle for Forli (from left to right): Machiavelli, Caterina Sforza, and Ezio]] | ||
Revision as of 06:01, 17 December 2009
Battle for Forli is a downloadable content of Assassins Creed II due on January 2010. It comprises the first of the two "corrupted memories" of the Animus, (DNA Sequence 12), which retails for $3.99. It will involve Machiavelli and Caterina Sforza fighting alongside Ezio to protect a piece of Eden from the Orsi Brothers and the Templars. It contains six new missions, of which Ezio will use the Flying Machine once more.
Battle of Forli in History
The only battle that has occurred in Forlì was during May 15, 1282 when there was a battle against a powerful French contingent sent by Pope Martin IV. The battle was cited by Dante Alighieri (who was hosted in the city in 1303 by Scarpetta Ordelaffi III).
Several battles occurred within the early and late 1490s, where Caterina Sforza held the title Countess of Forli. The Italian Wars was in its early stages, and Forli stands strategically between the two cities, Venice and Florence, though Forli is an ally of the latter. Forli fell to the combined might of French armies (as support given by King Louis XII), papal armies and Italian mercenaries, led by Cesare Borgia around the early 1500s.