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imported>Jasca Ducato Created page with "I am against this idea for a number of reasons: First, we're not IGN, we're a wiki. Our current purpose is to provide an in-universe educational perspective on the subject, n..." |
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First, we're not IGN, we're a wiki. Our current purpose is to provide an in-universe educational perspective on the subject, not to advise how best to play the games. | First, we're not IGN, we're a wiki. Our current purpose is to provide an in-universe educational perspective on the subject, not to advise how best to play the games. | ||
Secondly, any walkthroughs would be very simplistic in nature; unlike games like | Secondly, any walkthroughs would be very simplistic in nature; unlike games like ''Tomb Raider'' (or any other puzzle-based game) wherein one might feasibly find a use for a walkthrough when encountering difficulty with a puzzle, ''Assassin's Creed'''s gameplay is not designed like that. "Kill these guards, climb this building, kill some more guards" is fairly easy to understand without an online guide holding your hand. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:22, 29 January 2018
I am against this idea for a number of reasons:
First, we're not IGN, we're a wiki. Our current purpose is to provide an in-universe educational perspective on the subject, not to advise how best to play the games.
Secondly, any walkthroughs would be very simplistic in nature; unlike games like Tomb Raider (or any other puzzle-based game) wherein one might feasibly find a use for a walkthrough when encountering difficulty with a puzzle, Assassin's Creed's gameplay is not designed like that. "Kill these guards, climb this building, kill some more guards" is fairly easy to understand without an online guide holding your hand.