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Posted June 08, 2011
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Taleroth: This is supposed to be the last Ezio game. He's depicted as a bit over the hill in age. I wouldn't call him old by any stretch, but he definitely looks like he could be pushing 40.

I just hope he dies in a suitably dramatic fashion. While fighting and after an important victory that segues into the next title.
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Luisfius: Seeing him die would be a plot hole. Desmond is only supposed to see Ezio's events up to where Ezio's descendant that is ALSO Desmond's direct ancestor is born.
Bugger. I absolutely forgot about that.

I even remember thinking about it near the beginning of Brotherhood when the animus messed up. I think that Ezio has two children that end up both being Desmond's ancestors.
Posted June 08, 2011
In any case, the next game is going to go all Inception on us. Desmond revisiting Ezio's stuff, and Ezio revisiting Altair's stuff via... something. A piece of eden reverse engineered to create the Animus?
The facebook game indicated that the shroud could trigger bleeding-effect and animus-like effects.
Posted June 08, 2011
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Luisfius: Seeing him die would be a plot hole. Desmond is only supposed to see Ezio's events up to where Ezio's descendant that is ALSO Desmond's direct ancestor is born.
Unless they showed his death from the perspective of said descendant. Nothing like seeing the death of a father through the child's eyes.
Posted June 08, 2011
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Taleroth: This is supposed to be the last Ezio game. He's depicted as a bit over the hill in age. I wouldn't call him old by any stretch, but he definitely looks like he could be pushing 40.

I just hope he dies in a suitably dramatic fashion. While fighting and after an important victory that segues into the next title.
he's even older than you think, he was 40 at the beginning of Brotherhood, and this one is meant to be a long while after that
Posted June 08, 2011
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Taleroth: This is supposed to be the last Ezio game. He's depicted as a bit over the hill in age. I wouldn't call him old by any stretch, but he definitely looks like he could be pushing 40.

I just hope he dies in a suitably dramatic fashion. While fighting and after an important victory that segues into the next title.
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Dave_Scoffin: he's even older than you think, he was 40 at the beginning of Brotherhood, and this one is meant to be a long while after that
40 at the beginning of Brotherhood? Man, he ages well.
Posted June 08, 2011
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Dave_Scoffin: he's even older than you think, he was 40 at the beginning of Brotherhood, and this one is meant to be a long while after that
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Taleroth: 40 at the beginning of Brotherhood? Man, he ages well.
im pretty sure i'd read that he was, and yes he does age well, remember that doctor at the very beginning saying he wouldnt heal as fast from that arm injury due to his age
Posted June 09, 2011
Claudia aged better. She's 39 by the time Brotherhood starts.
Posted June 09, 2011
I must be the only person that finds the games to be entirely boring and the concept they are based on to be even worse.
Posted June 09, 2011
Welp, Da Vinci Disappearance is 50% off on PSN. Could not make a sharegroup for it before, but 5 bucks nstead of 10 for the expansion for Brotherhood is not that bad.
Posted June 09, 2011
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Luisfius: Welp, Da Vinci Disappearance is 50% off on PSN. Could not make a sharegroup for it before, but 5 bucks nstead of 10 for the expansion for Brotherhood is not that bad.
its more than worth it at that price for what you get, moreso with all the multiplayer stuff too
Posted June 09, 2011
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Taleroth: This is supposed to be the last Ezio game. He's depicted as a bit over the hill in age. I wouldn't call him old by any stretch, but he definitely looks like he could be pushing 40.

I just hope he dies in a suitably dramatic fashion. While fighting and after an important victory that segues into the next title.
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Luisfius: Seeing him die would be a plot hole. Desmond is only supposed to see Ezio's events up to where Ezio's descendant that is ALSO Desmond's direct ancestor is born.
not even conceived literally the second after they sleep together the view point switches to the mothers :P
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Taleroth: This is supposed to be the last Ezio game. He's depicted as a bit over the hill in age. I wouldn't call him old by any stretch, but he definitely looks like he could be pushing 40.

I just hope he dies in a suitably dramatic fashion. While fighting and after an important victory that segues into the next title.
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Dave_Scoffin: he's even older than you think, he was 40 at the beginning of Brotherhood, and this one is meant to be a long while after that
he's supposedly almost 60 at the start of the next game having spent a number of years reading the journal of Altair and is now following in his footsteps
Post edited June 09, 2011 by wodmarach
Posted June 14, 2011
WTF is wrong with the stupid Ubisoft launcher shit in AC2. I loaded my game yesterday only to realise I lost about 2 hours worth of gameplay because of the shit not saving my game, then I redid the stupid Assassin Tomb jump quest again in Tuscany for the 2nd time, did the main quest and exited. Went back in today and the stupid game started at where I was 2 days ago, it didn't save again. Which means I have to do that blasted Tomb quest again.

Not gonna play again till I know my saves actually saves. What a shitty waste of time. Blasted Ubisoft.
Posted June 14, 2011
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cw8: WTF is wrong with the stupid Ubisoft launcher shit in AC2. I loaded my game yesterday only to realise I lost about 2 hours worth of gameplay because of the shit not saving my game, then I redid the stupid Assassin Tomb jump quest again in Tuscany for the 2nd time, did the main quest and exited. Went back in today and the stupid game started at where I was 2 days ago, it didn't save again. Which means I have to do that blasted Tomb quest again.

Not gonna play again till I know my saves actually saves. What a shitty waste of time. Blasted Ubisoft.
you should have got a "you are not online" message for some reason it won't save unless your online (or you know do something not completely legal)
Posted June 14, 2011
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cw8: WTF is wrong with the stupid Ubisoft launcher shit in AC2. I loaded my game yesterday only to realise I lost about 2 hours worth of gameplay because of the shit not saving my game, then I redid the stupid Assassin Tomb jump quest again in Tuscany for the 2nd time, did the main quest and exited. Went back in today and the stupid game started at where I was 2 days ago, it didn't save again. Which means I have to do that blasted Tomb quest again.

Not gonna play again till I know my saves actually saves. What a shitty waste of time. Blasted Ubisoft.
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wodmarach: you should have got a "you are not online" message for some reason it won't save unless your online (or you know do something not completely legal)
I'm online the whole time I'm playing the game!
Where are the save files stored?
Posted June 14, 2011
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Taleroth: This is supposed to be the last Ezio game. He's depicted as a bit over the hill in age. I wouldn't call him old by any stretch, but he definitely looks like he could be pushing 40.

I just hope he dies in a suitably dramatic fashion. While fighting and after an important victory that segues into the next title.
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Luisfius: Seeing him die would be a plot hole. Desmond is only supposed to see Ezio's events up to where Ezio's descendant that is ALSO Desmond's direct ancestor is born.
isn't that technically wrong also?

Desmon is only supposed to see ezio's events up to where ezio's descendant that is also desmond's direct ancestor SPERM cell is born...
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