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AC: 3 was terribad.
Like, holy fuck.

Lol, my Walmart and Best Buy Collectors Edition copies of Bioshock 2, Tron, Call of Duty Ghosts, Halo 4, End War, Skyrim, and Gear of War 3.

Those are all pretty bad games.

We've still got left over Limited Editions of Destiny from the pre-orders at Walmart

I liked AC3.  Not for its story, or for how horribly they introduced new tools (here's some new toys...you'll never need them after right now), but it introduced the new movement system, which is sex compared to the previous games, and the engine is very shiny.

Collector's Edition, though?  God no.  The DLC for that game is just retarded.

the new movement system, which is sex compared to the previous games,

You mean magnetising to walls and climbing up everything?

Quote from: Cocos on February 03, 2015, 04:26:23 PM

the new movement system, which is sex compared to the previous games,

You mean magnetising to walls and climbing up everything?

Overall input was shit in AC I - Revelations.  Felt clunky and friction-y.  If you ran into something tiny like a flagpole, or a thin tree, Conner would just automatically throw himself around it, while Ezio would smash into it, stop there, and try to wall-run up it.  Plus, you had to hold several buttons down to do basic navigation: that's just unnecessary.  Navigating the forest in AC III felt pretty smooth (it'd feel smooth in the city if they weren't wide ass dirt roads).

I liked the really subtle changes to movement, where they placed the camera, how you could press LT to snap the camera to a more action-shot, how you could hold RT + A/B to do flashy jumps over/under obstacles.

Also, it was pretty cool how you could magnetize (I assume you're referring to snapping to cover, not buggy free-running) around corners, or between people doing stuff against walls and you'd "interact" with them (ex, you could lean on someone's trading booth and blend with the people in front of it in certain scenarios, etc...).

Also, I'm a little biased because I lived in the area.

Quote from: BritishLemön on February 03, 2015, 04:30:34 PM

Quote from: Cocos on February 03, 2015, 04:26:23 PM

the new movement system, which is sex compared to the previous games,

You mean magnetising to walls and climbing up everything?

Overall input was shit in AC I - Revelations.  Felt clunky and friction-y.  If you ran into something tiny like a flagpole, or a thin tree, Conner would just automatically throw himself around it, while Ezio would smash into it, stop there, and try to wall-run up it.  Plus, you had to hold several buttons down to do basic navigation: that's just unnecessary.  Navigating the forest in AC III felt pretty smooth (it'd feel smooth in the city if they weren't wide ass dirt roads).

I liked the really subtle changes to movement, where they placed the camera, how you could press LT to snap the camera to a more action-shot, how you could hold RT + A/B to do flashy jumps over/under obstacles.

Also, it was pretty cool how you could magnetize (I assume you're referring to snapping to cover, not buggy free-running) around corners, or between people doing stuff against walls and you'd "interact" with them (ex, you could lean on someone's trading booth and blend with the people in front of it in certain scenarios, etc...).

Also, I'm a little biased because I lived in the area.

Having to hold multiple buttons helped you to not magnetise to, and run up, a wall.
AC3's movement was only good for clambering over things like fences so you don't stop. Otherwise it's utter toss.

also they want $100 for it

I STILL see Halo Peach legendary editions at Walmart and Best Buy sometimes.