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    Actually, I found Bowls to be the hardest of the games by far. You will have at least one toss in 4 land outside of the ring for the aim point (generally causing the one thing that you wanted to avoid) and your opponent never seems to miss. For easy, play checkers. If you start as black and play defensive (avoiding losing any pieces), you can force them to lose every time.
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    Originally Posted by Kytr Go to original post
    Actually, I found Bowls to be the hardest of the games by far. You will have at least one toss in 4 land outside of the ring for the aim point (generally causing the one thing that you wanted to avoid) and your opponent never seems to miss. For easy, play checkers. If you start as black and play defensive (avoiding losing any pieces), you can force them to lose every time.
    MMMM You can also use an online AI to cheat at this too - Bowls is the only minigame that can't be cheated at .
    Don't make the 1st move & victory should be a piece of cake in each game - Pinpointing the target Isn't that difficult - it's just timing.
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    Originally Posted by silenceoflamb Go to original post
    I do apologize for pointing this out, but it appears that this link only goes to a site with a search engine.
    That is odd because when I click it it takes me to the Java game.

    As for Assassin_M,
    I have seen your posts on these forums and from those I can tell you, you are not a person I'd like to befriend.
    Those are my 2 cents.
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    Sounds like M got up on the wrong side of the bed this morning....

    Of all the AC3 mini-games, I hated Bowls the most. I only played it the one time it was introduced. Did I accidentally skip the instructions or was this game not explained at all? At least when you go to play the other ones, it always reminds you what you're supposed to do again. I had no freaking clue what I was supposed to do in this game.

    It's nice that they introduced these historically accurate games into AC3, but they shouldn't have attached a trophy to them. They're way too difficult for most people. Also, almost every single game I find is either Intermediate or Expert. Where are the Beginners so I could at least take my time learning the ropes?
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    Originally Posted by SixKeys Go to original post
    Sounds like M got up on the wrong side of the bed this morning....

    Of all the AC3 mini-games, I hated Bowls the most. I only played it the one time it was introduced. Did I accidentally skip the instructions or was this game not explained at all? At least when you go to play the other ones, it always reminds you what you're supposed to do again. I had no freaking clue what I was supposed to do in this game.

    It's nice that they introduced these historically accurate games into AC3, but they shouldn't have attached a trophy to them. They're way too difficult for most people. Also, almost every single game I find is either Intermediate or Expert. Where are the Beginners so I could at least take my time learning the ropes?
    The beginners are at the beginning of the game
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    Originally Posted by psf22 Go to original post
    The beginners are at the beginning of the game
    Yes, but at the beginning of the game I'm more interested in advancing the story than learning how to play board games that I assume will be available later on. I didn't think I would be expected to spend my time as Haytham learning how to play mini-games and then be expected to be an expert by the time I got to play as Connor.
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    Originally Posted by SixKeys Go to original post
    Yes, but at the beginning of the game I'm more interested in advancing the story than learning how to play board games that I assume will be available later on. I didn't think I would be expected to spend my time as Haytham learning how to play mini-games and then be expected to be an expert by the time I got to play as Connor.
    Well at least you know.
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