Fun Factor
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jett said:So I loaded up AC2 after a while of not playing, and I'm hit with a 77MB update. What the hell is in this thing?
Which system?
jett said:So I loaded up AC2 after a while of not playing, and I'm hit with a 77MB update. What the hell is in this thing?
It's probably the update used to fit in the two DLC chapters properly.jett said:So I loaded up AC2 after a while of not playing, and I'm hit with a 77MB update. What the hell is in this thing?
i didn't play the 360 version, but i never had this on the ps3 version. maybe it's a wire?Rabid Wolverine said:Just getting around to playing this. Up to sequence 7, already finding this much enjoyable the the first.
Question? Playing the Xbox 360 version im getting alot of sound popping through my speakers, specifically when running through the crowds. Is this a common problem with the game?
Running the game in 5.1 connected to my Yamaha 1900 Amp via HDMI.
MoonsaultSlayer said:This game is a blast. At one time, I was saying if I can only keep one of my games, it'd be this because of the amount of content and such. But now having been away from it for a while and realizing the other great games I own... I no longer share this hyperbolic view haha.
sweetvar26 said:Welcome to the league
However I tend to keep all my games unless they are shit.
kikanny said:I bought a new sword, however, when I check the inventory it still shows only the old sword I had. How do I choose the new sword? Its the same for the small weapons. I bought a new small weapon and that replaced my old dagger. What if want to choose my dagger? Thanks!
Edit: I'm playing the PS3 version if it matters.
in dark void you play as nathan drake except he's not nathan drakeLM4sure said:I just realized that the guy who voices Nathan Drake also does the voice for the main character in Assassin's Creed 2. This is weird. His voice is so recognizable as Drake that's who I see when he speaks.
Congrats, it is a great game on PC as well.Q8D3vil said:in dark void you play as nathan drake except he's not nathan drake
on the other side
just got my copy of this game ( pc version )
installing !!
Q8D3vil said:installed the game
i tried using the wireless 360 controller and it's horrible
look like there is a bug in the game not recognizing the wireless controller
is there any fix around it ?!
fuck ubisoft for not fixing it in the updates
thanks manDieH@rd said:here they mention some fix for x360 controller
http://segmentnext.com/index.php/2010/03/22/assassins-creed-2-pc-errors-freezes-crashes-fixes/
BenjaminBirdie said:I LOVE the glyph stuff. Is there a mechanic like that in the first game? It does such an amazing job of linking together all of human history through the conspiracy in a really cool and pretty creepy way once you get to like the fourth and fifth glyph.
faceless007 said:Sorry to say, that's totally new to 2. The first game's frame story was conveyed solely through unskippable cutscenes of unnecessarily mysterious dialogue in between chapters, no fun puzzles or real history to be had. I'm one of the rare ones who really liked AC1, but even I have to admit AC2 kicks its ass in so many ways I'm sure it would be a boring non-stop running fest after playing 2. The one and only thing AC1 did better was the assassination missions themselves, which roughly allowed the player to plan out a strategy for entering, taking out the target and exiting (whereas AC2 holds your hand and tells you how to carry out each assassination every step).
faceless007 said:Sorry to say, that's totally new to 2. The first game's frame story was conveyed solely through unskippable cutscenes of unnecessarily mysterious dialogue in between chapters, no fun puzzles or real history to be had. I'm one of the rare ones who really liked AC1, but even I have to admit AC2 kicks its ass in so many ways I'm sure it would be a boring non-stop running fest after playing 2. The one and only thing AC1 did better was the assassination missions themselves, which roughly allowed the player to plan out a strategy for entering, taking out the target and exiting (whereas AC2 holds your hand and tells you how to carry out each assassination every step).
Definitely try the first game -- there's a lot to like, especially at first. It also remains unsurpassed in a few areas. The dialogue did a better job of immersing me in the world and time period. Every single assassination mission is better than any one in the sequel. The big flaw lies in the other missions. Before every assassination, you have to complete two or three of six intel-gathering missions. Most of these are jokes -- sitting on a bench and listening to dialogue, pickpocketing, following and beating a target... At first, it's fine. In fact, if you only do the minimum, you may not get burnt out on them.BenjaminBirdie said:Picked this up at the GS sale and I am pretty enrapt in the story. So much so that even though I've heard again and again that 1 pales in comparison in every possible way, I still kind of want to play through it. I Wiki'd it but I still kind of would like the sensation of having this thread go through both games (and the series).
I LOVE the glyph stuff. Is there a mechanic like that in the first game? It does such an amazing job of linking together all of human history through the conspiracy in a really cool and pretty creepy way once you get to like the fourth and fifth glyph.
As far as the controls go, I still find myself jumping off a roof or a wall I didn't want to every now and then, but overall, it's very well done.
Yeah. Thumbs up!
recklessmind said:How do you throw sand? I'm on the last memory sequence and I still haven't learned to do that.
Also... as far as collecting... do I need to get all the feathers before I go any further, or will the game let me collect them after I've beaten it?
_tetsuo_ said:Initially I didn't want to get on with this game because I felt that the first, even though I liked it, kind of burned me. I had heard that this one was a big improvement over the previous yet I didn't believe.
Now that I've spent a few hours with the game I believe completely, and I can't even really say why. The game feels better. Much better even. No more hoping back and forth between the Animus and real world (at least not yet). The game starts out so much better that it isn't even funny. Ezio is immediately much more interesting than Altiar (Altiar's assassin outfit still looks better though) and the stealth feels a lot better.
Also, Ubisoft Montreal continues to have killer presentation in their games. The HUD and menus are as slick as ever. Good job, guys.
I'm sure someone has read quite a bit ofCostanza said:Man, holy shit.
I put off finishing this game for a while (I was only like 5 hours in), and I just marathoned the rest of it over the last few days.
HOLY FUCKING SHIT @ THAT ENDING. NEED PART 3 NOW.
<3 this game.
Most of these are jokes -- sitting on a bench and listening to dialogue, pickpocketing, following and beating a target... At first, it's fine. In fact, if you only do the minimum, you may not get burnt out on them.
Blader5489 said:Are all the codex pages found in the cities? I'm 29 right now and I'm pretty sure I've gotten every one from each of the four cities.
Blader5489 said:Are all the codex pages found in the cities? I'm 29 right now and I'm pretty sure I've gotten every one from each of the four cities.
thechemist said:A certain banned UK site is listing Assassins Creed 2 Game of The Year edition released 21/05/2010? What would this be?
Probably a version of Assassin's Creed II with all of the DLC included on the disc.thechemist said:A certain banned UK site is listing Assassins Creed 2 Game of The Year edition released 21/05/2010? What would this be?
Blader5489 said:I know, which is why I don't understand how I missed one :lol
catfish said:man some dick on goozex or playswap as it's now known in the eu said he would send me this game and then timed it out after 2 weeks, no feedback no nothing. what an ass.