Alastair. Thunder demon dude. Ifrit is fun when you apply it to bullets. Not so fond of hand to hand though.

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The Assassin's Creed game series was the BOMB. So excited for the third game to come up 8'D I played AC 1, 2, and ACB. Highly addictive, played and finished all games in an average of 4 times x'D I wanted to try playing Prince of Persia but couldnt find it ANYWHERE ; A; If they had it in the Play Station store, I would buy it..if PSN was working = w=

Anyone up for going on ACB and killing each other (once PSN starts working again) ? 8'D

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BEST FRIEND.
I am OBSESSED with AC: ALL OF THEM.
REVELATIONS needs to happen nooooooow.

I'm waiting for E3 JUST for the trailerrrrrrrrrr!

-now slightly annoyed she changed her avi-

Change it to something else. :). Was the last one an AC theme?

There aren't enough hairstyles and clothes for me to properly cosplay Ezio....

...I might be able to pull off a Shaun, though. Des might be hard because of the lack of really short hair. Altair was already bad enough.

Ah. I love Ezio's look, hence my fondness for the Little Big Planet outfit design. Looks sharp! I went to Italy recently with my brother, and standing outside the city hall thing (can't recall the building's proper name) my brother couldn't help but point out that it was the same building Ezio races his brother up in the game beginning.

*Looks at AC:2* Yeah, still haven't opened that. Maybe my cousin will want to try it out when he comes over today. Might make me want to play it if I watch someone else play it.

Well, I did end up getting into AC 2. Enjoying it immensely. It seems to have improved over the original in almost every way. My only gripe is that it's a bit too easy. I've never really been in danger the entire time.

And I forgot how freaky the story in those games is. The glyphs and the Truth videos are nice blend of intriguing and creepy. Though... the people who think that it's all real make me laugh.

Oh, and this didn't occur to me until the other day, but I find it kind of hilarious. Technically speaking, Altair and Ezio are ridiculously powerful canonically. Since you lose synchronization when you do something they didn't do historically, and you decidedly don't lose sync when you jump off of buildings, only when you hit the ground, and you don't lose sync when you start a fight with twenty guards, only when they hit you... that means that they routinely did jump off crazy high buildings, and did get into fights with large groups of armed men, but they were never hurt doing so. Craziness. And hysterical.

Is Ezio as fond of haystacks as Altair was? (or the guy in the first game. Not sure what his name was.)

He is, but he's also fond of carts full of geraniums.

What's cool, though, is that Ezio can actually assassinate people by leaping out of a hiding spot and then drag the corpse back in with him (which sounds disgusting, but it's quite useful. :p).

I imagine so. And little details like that just make games, don't they? Doesn't sound disgusting to me as much as it sounds like good sense. Kill somebody = hide body, lest guards locate and discover inconvenient things at inconvenient times.

You know, thinking on it, Ezio is just a little too badass, I think, especially given his lack of training compared to Altair.

I can literally walk into a squad of four guards, and with double hidden blades (given to you right off the bat once you start playing) all four are dead before they can even draw their swords. And I'm not particularly good at this game, it's just that easy. The amount of health he gets from wearing armor is pretty ridiculous, too.

Wasn't Altair a bad boy though, and got mystically turned back into level 1? Sucks when that happens. Make me think a little of Summoner when your hand get chopped off halfway through the game. No more summon power for you! It get's stuck back on though. Not sure how, never saw that part happen. More of an inconvenience though, the summoner issue, than an attempt to make fancy guys on part with new players.

What else is Ezio fond of, other than geraniums and courtesans? >.>

Yeah, I don't think he's got much training, and it seems as if Ubi was just catering to fangirls. If you watch Lineage or the beginning of AC2, Ezio knows basic free-running, but Rosa teaches him a bit. And he barely knows how to brawl in the beginning (even Federico says that, and Ezio gets hit by a rock...)...

I remember the rock. I liked Frederico's comments to the doctor. "Can you do something for him? It's his only asset!" Hee hee.