I think it was more because of time constraints. All altair parts were in Masyaf and very short, and its not like that because they wanted that i suppose.Originally Posted by SixKeys Go to original post
Funny story: My game glitched at that moment. The character was standing there, but his weapons were lying on the ground and it wasn't possible to kill him. I had to restart. Kind of ruined the moment.....Originally Posted by killzab Go to original post
OK, I had to sign in and post here. I got an email with this survey and clicked to complete the survey, whereupon I was directed to a page asking me for my age. I entered my age and was then sent to a page telling me that I was not eligible to complete the survey.
I am really rather annoyed at this and did not figure Ubi to be quite so ageist. It appears I am considered too old to be able to hold a valid opinion on a game series I have spent a couple of hundred pounds on this year alone!
Wow, too old? If you had been too young, I would have understood their reasons for turning you down, but too old? I realize Ubi is going for a certain target demographic, but that's part of the problem. They assume their audience to be people of a certain age who like certain games (like Uncharted). In my experience though, AC attracts a surprisingly diverse audience. Excluding fans based on their age seems like a really dumb decision in the case of this franchise.Originally Posted by essbeebee Go to original post
It's been an open-world game since Assassin's Creed 1.
And no, I do not want linear missions. It's taken us three games of complaining about them and the eventual self-implosion of linear nightmares in ACIII to get non-linear missions back like in AC1. The last thing in the world I want is linear missions.
If I want to play Uncharted, I'll play it. And when I do play it, I play it for about 10 hours in between the 50-100 hours that I'll invest in a GOOD Assassin's Creed game.
And "Assassin's 4".Originally Posted by Cesare_Borgia Go to original post![]()
I came here looking to see who else had gotten a survey, because they never seem to find their way to my e-mail Inbox. I get to hear about them third-hand in some article, usually posting the results.Originally Posted by essbeebee Go to original post