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Posted Jan 25, '13 at 1:37am

Doombreed
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Naval warfare was a great feature, so was hunting.
As I stated earlier, naval Warfare indeed rocks, despite being so unrealistic.
But with hunting, here is were we disagree. It was totally useless. Absolutely no need to do it. And for me, boring as well. Animals could see you even when you were on trees and you had to waste the scarce arrows you had to kill the small animals (which were the majority). And these small animals didn't have so many goods you could get by skinning. The big reward were the deers, wolfs etc.
Their lives were just a waste, and none of them were actually remembered in the future, and being an Assassin is the job of an unemployed person who knows his way with a sword and how to climb. Optional: He should be crazy, like Connor.
Pretty much you got the big picture.
I want more Middle Ages, without the bloody Crusades. Then, there'd be a lot of assassinations.
As a matter of fact, no. I guess there were very few assassinations. Because the greatest mentors were dead (Alta`i`r, Al-Mualim, etc.) the order must have fallen from their previous glory. Ezio in Revelations reveals that the Assassin Order was reborn in Masyaf but how long did that last?
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Posted Jan 26, '13 at 8:36am

Osumnis
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But with hunting, here is were we disagree. It was totally useless. Absolutely no need to do it. And for me, boring as well. Animals could see you even when you were on trees and you had to waste the scarce arrows you had to kill the small animals (which were the majority). And these small animals didn't have so many goods you could get by skinning. The big reward were the deers, wolfs etc.
Animals could see you on trees? Never happened to me before. About the arrows, don't you get them back when you skin them? And if you do lose them, you could get extra from horses? Most of the time, I assassinated animals with the hidden blade, anyway, because It first thought that using arrows would damage the pelt (which I discovered late in the game did not). And beavers also have a huge reward, the second largest if I remember correctly. They are slow, small animals.
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Posted Jan 26, '13 at 11:23am

Doombreed
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Animals could see you on trees? Never happened to me before. About the arrows, don't you get them back when you skin them? And if you do lose them, you could get extra from horses? Most of the time, I assassinated animals with the hidden blade, anyway, because It first thought that using arrows would damage the pelt (which I discovered late in the game did not). And beavers also have a huge reward, the second largest if I remember correctly. They are slow, small animals.
You may be right because I never liked hunting anyway. But it was still boring. And there was no need to do it.
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Posted Jan 28, '13 at 10:24am

Salvidian
2,450 posts
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Alright, I give up. I need help.
I'm currently on the mission where Connor chases Lee through the burning ship. I chase him, but if I touch him I get desynchronized. If I jump, I get desynchronized. If I trail behind, I get desynchronized. If I fall in the water, I get desynchronized. If I touch fire, I get desynchronized. If I touch the wall, I get desynchronized. If I climb, I get desynchronized.
I must have tried the mission a dozen times and it never works. Is my game glitched or something? Am I just doing something wrong?
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Posted Jan 30, '13 at 6:00am

Doombreed
357 posts
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I'm currently on the mission where Connor chases Lee through the burning ship. I chase him, but if I touch him I get desynchronized. If I jump, I get desynchronized. If I trail behind, I get desynchronized. If I fall in the water, I get desynchronized. If I touch fire, I get desynchronized. If I touch the wall, I get desynchronized. If I climb, I get desynchronized.
Your game is totally glitched. That never happened to me. I could touch fire and I would only take damage. Also I've only caught up with him on top of the ship with a cutscene. Additionally, you are bound to climb in order to reach him. Close the PS3 and try it again after some time. It may heal.
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Posted Jan 30, '13 at 12:31pm

Masterforger
1,624 posts
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Can anyone explain to me the Trinkets that are apparently underground?
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Posted Jan 31, '13 at 5:17pm

Salvidian
2,450 posts
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Your game is totally glitched. That never happened to me. I could touch fire and I would only take damage. Also I've only caught up with him on top of the ship with a cutscene. Additionally, you are bound to climb in order to reach him. Close the PS3 and try it again after some time. It may heal.
Crap. I was scared that's what happened. Thanks for the info though!
Can anyone explain to me the Trinkets that are apparently underground?
You have to explore the Templar caves in New York and Boston and find the trinkets. It's that simple. To do so, you'll need to find all of the fast travel locations first, which is a major headache.
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Posted Feb 1, '13 at 1:11am

Masterforger
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You have to explore the Templar caves in New York and Boston and find the trinkets. It's that simple. To do so, you'll need to find all of the fast travel locations first, which is a major headache.
I have to use the underground in the cities to get the Frontier trinkets? Oh dear.
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Posted Feb 1, '13 at 4:42pm

Salvidian
2,450 posts
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I have to use the underground in the cities to get the Frontier trinkets? Oh dear.
Oh, the Frontier trinkets underground? I thought you meant in the cities.
They're in caves.
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Posted Feb 2, '13 at 3:27pm

Doombreed
357 posts
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Oh, the Frontier trinkets underground? I thought you meant in the cities.
They're in caves.
I dunno, I never found them. I thought I should star from the easy pickings in the Homestead area.
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