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To Blackfoot: That I don't think, would be very exciting or even bareable to have to spend most of your time scurrying after air bubbles like in recent Mario titles, but perhaps Edward has some sort of device or somthing, as this is a sort of Historical Fiction game, don't you think? And has anyone begun to think about what you would do underwater? There's not going to be much combat, and it'd be almost impossible to encorperate free-running into the gameplay. Yeah, there's animals and maybe treasure/loot but in all seriousness, anyone got any ideas?
To Blackfoot: That I don't think, would be very exciting or even bareable to have to spend most of your time scurrying after air bubbles like in recent Mario titles, but perhaps Edward has some sort of device or somthing, as this is a sort of Historical Fiction game, don't you think? And has anyone begun to think about what you would do underwater? There's not going to be much combat, and it'd be almost impossible to encorperate free-running into the gameplay. Yeah, there's animals and maybe treasure/loot but in all seriousness, anyone got any ideas?


It's Ezio Auditore 1459 here by the way... it'd take more time to log in than it would just to do this...
It's Ezio Auditore 1459 here by the way... it'd take more time to log in than it would just to do this...

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To Blackfoot: That I don't think, would be very exciting or even bareable to have to spend most of your time scurrying after air bubbles like in recent Mario titles, but perhaps Edward has some sort of device or somthing, as this is a sort of Historical Fiction game, don't you think? And has anyone begun to think about what you would do underwater? There's not going to be much combat, and it'd be almost impossible to encorperate free-running into the gameplay. Yeah, there's animals and maybe treasure/loot but in all seriousness, anyone got any ideas?

It's Ezio Auditore 1459 here by the way... it'd take more time to log in than it would just to do this...