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Assassin's Creed 2 Review

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The boy 4rm oz 25th November 2009, 10:23 Quote
Nice review. I thoroughly enjoyed the original so I am looking forward to giving this one a shot. I like the idea or upgradable skills and land, one of the reasons I enjoyed Overlord so much as well, the ability to personalize your surroundings.
Blademrk 25th November 2009, 10:42 Quote
I'm thoroughly enjoying it at the moment.
cgthomas 25th November 2009, 11:10 Quote
Too bad PC has to wait until somewhere in Q1
Autti 25th November 2009, 11:16 Quote
No comments on how elaborate the story is? Solving the Glyph puzzles to reveal "the truth"

I would also give this game an 8 though, the only real point to improve on is the fight mechanics. I'm fine with the free-running as is, you don't want everything to be difficult like the tombs, the game would be to long and intensive.
CardJoe 25th November 2009, 11:23 Quote
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Originally Posted by Autti
No comments on how elaborate the story is? Solving the Glyph puzzles to reveal "the truth"

You don't want me to spoil everything, do you?

Bloody Adam and Eve.
Flibblebot 25th November 2009, 12:42 Quote
Glad to hear that Ubisoft took the original's criticisms into account. It'd be a shame if it was just the original repackaged into a different setting. It seems, though, that they've gone a little too far and added too much variety. Perhaps iteration 3 will be perfect?

Still, AC2 is on my Christmas wishlist.

A few little typos though: my mother never scalded me (page 2), but she did scold me (rather too often, I seem to remember); also, it's de facto, not de factor (page 3).
Autti 25th November 2009, 12:53 Quote
Also change the gaming banner pic up the top, having it as a xbox360 controller isn't appropriate for a this site, especially when you should be supporting PC gaming :P
alpaca 25th November 2009, 12:54 Quote
ah, i am relieved this game is actually something good. i was highly anticipating this title, and i was really scared it would turn out bad.
dual hidden blades and a hand cannon, good thing they had huge garments in the time:)
Bindibadgi 25th November 2009, 13:25 Quote
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Originally Posted by Autti
Also change the gaming banner pic up the top, having it as a xbox360 controller isn't appropriate for a this site, especially when you should be supporting PC gaming :P

You can use a 360 controller on a PC. It's just a generic gaming image.
Morrius 25th November 2009, 13:25 Quote
Eh? The game has tonnes of Assassinations.
kenco_uk 25th November 2009, 13:32 Quote
I'm still stuck on AC1; on the assassination through the harbour, jumping using the mooring poles trying to avoid falling into the water, only to fall in the water. Gah, it's annoying.
The boy 4rm oz 25th November 2009, 13:37 Quote
I found that mission quite easy. Just free run, it will automatically lock onto the closest grab point and just launch you towards it. That's 1 thing about the game they could do better, you should have to initiate a jump, rather then just running towards a ledge and let the game do the rest.
thehippoz 25th November 2009, 14:02 Quote
smash those buttons while sitting on the saddle
B1GBUD 25th November 2009, 16:45 Quote
I think I'll invest in a 360 controller to play this cos AC1 controls on the PC were a fricking mare, I gave up very quickly!!
iggy 25th November 2009, 22:41 Quote
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If you’re looking for a fun singleplayer game that will last you up until Christmas with collectible fever and an interesting story then Assassin’s Creed 2 is a great buy – but if you’re looking for a successor to Hitman: Blood Money then you’d better look elsewhere.

i think most people will be picking this up looking for a successor to the original.
SchizoFrog 26th November 2009, 08:48 Quote
Not for me...
These games are as suggested in this review, far too simple and easy. What happened to having to learn a game as you play, and not just continue to use one of the original skills and tactics from the very begining all the way through? The AI in AC1 is atrocious considering the guards can be right behind you and you jump in a basket and the suddenly give up... its just plain ridiculous and only for those who don't want to do anything that requires thought and skill.
jonmcc33 26th November 2009, 16:23 Quote
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Originally Posted by B1GBUD
I think I'll invest in a 360 controller to play this cos AC1 controls on the PC were a fricking mare, I gave up very quickly!!

I had zero issues with the PC controls. It uses the Shift, Space, WASDEF keys and 2 mouse buttons. Was that too complicated for you? Haven't played any advanced flight simulators in the past I take it?

Looking forward to Assassin's Creed 2 coming to the PC!
AngusW 27th November 2009, 01:23 Quote
Will probably get this when it comes out for pc had the first one for xbox 360 but it was really reptitive though also very promising in some areas.
Sounds like they may have fixed the issue
Solidus 29th November 2009, 19:42 Quote
bought this today and not too impressed with it. The game feels far too rigid and some of it is simply stupid. Get this for me, deliver this for me, kill X, Y Z....

I have played about 45 minutes and it feels far too simple really.

The worst thing for me is the acting in the cutscenes....im not asking for an oscar nomination but damn it man when your trying to get immersed in the game and the acting is really really flaky and bad it ruins the experience.

The acting isnt terrible but its by no means brilliant.

7/10 at best so far for me...

I will see how it improves as I progress...
Waynio 24th March 2010, 01:14 Quote
The game is fantastic, the drm is no hassle, I got glued to it for an unhealthy 20 hours lol, brilliant game. 9/10 :)
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