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Assassin's Creed 3 gameplay.

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Game is average not more and not less.

Haha - thanks. Never cared about AC's story anyhow. Always seemed stupid to me.

And the games went boring after a while.

Oh look, another hating topic from Tatar. No suprise there...

Wait, Connor died? I dont remember that part.

He isn't even a true assassin cos his father is a Templar.

But that templar comes from the assasins though.

If what you say is truth, then fuck you. If not, well played.

The first one was enjoyable, I didn't want to play anything after the first one because I felt like they would kill the series and I feel as if I made the right decision. I may play AC2 and AC3 in time, but I won't ever play the 'inbetweeners' like brother hood and such

He isn't even a true assassin cos his father is a Templar.

 

That's wrong thinking, he has eagle vision, which makes him not just an ordinary assassin, like many other recruits, but THE assassin by his bloodline, descendant of the first civ. Also, his father somehow turned to Templars, but he was an assassin by his bloodline too.

 

What I always wondered is, are Templars really the bad guys in here? You see assassins turning to Templars through the series, and when you kill the Templars, they always talk about how they all wanted good for this world, and they seem to really believe it. All assassins do is just kill the Templars and some other people to make things better for themselves and a narrow circle of people that mean something to them.

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