Kiefer Posted October 12, 2009 Posted October 12, 2009 my computer is not good enough for this game but when i played on one friend's PC i loved it ! Really cool game and waiting for the 2nd part ! Quote
NLObP Posted October 13, 2009 Posted October 13, 2009 my computer is not good enough for this game but when i played on one friend's PC i loved it ! Really cool game and waiting for the 2nd part ! Why you cant play i play 1 part on Celeron 1.6Ggc 1 Gb Ram 256 Video your mashine below ? Quote
chito Posted October 13, 2009 Posted October 13, 2009 this is the best game i ever played... imba gameplay... i bought new comp just for this game:)) Quote
NLObP Posted October 14, 2009 Posted October 14, 2009 this is the best game i ever played... imba gameplay... i bought new comp just for this game:)) how coast your comp ... ? and your config. Quote
tobidelaranja Posted October 17, 2009 Posted October 17, 2009 this looks like will be way better than the 1st one that i rented like 5 times lol looking foward for this one Quote
elitesaint Posted October 22, 2009 Posted October 22, 2009 Great game for me. I will buy this game if I can. Quote
chito Posted October 23, 2009 Posted October 23, 2009 how coast your comp ... ? and your config. 1200 $ core2duo 2gb intel 4gb ram 512 video Quote
maverataker Posted October 25, 2009 Posted October 25, 2009 assasin greed I was very good game howerever assasin greed II ;P Quote
AkisTsaga Posted October 25, 2009 Posted October 25, 2009 i can't wait for this to come out on 360 :D Quote
GrisoM Posted November 9, 2009 Author Posted November 9, 2009 Five Ways Assassin's Creed Has Improved You Can Swim One of the most contested gameplay elements in ACI was Altair's inability to keep his head above water. Jumping into a lake resulted in an instant death. What type of Assassin can't swim? Not only can Ezio go for a dip, the ability to interact with water leads to complete new avenues for gameplay. Players can duck under water to hide from pursuing enemies, double tapping the jump button over water results in a dive, as cool looking as a leap of faith. Ezio can also stealthily assassinate a victim from the edge of a ledge, making the canals in Venice the perfect deadly hiding place. The ability to swim is something of a nod to the fans, but Ezio can also pilot a gondola and as we've seen from the trailers, fly. In short, it's going to be difficult to complain about things this assassin can't do. The Notoriety System It was a common problem in Assassin's Creed I: You're walking along and for some reason the guards start harassing you at every turn. You trip over a begger trying to escape, your robes are mussed, and nobody's happy. Next to Ezio's health meter there's a red ring that indicates his notoriety. As you break the law, this meter fills up and guards become more suspicious. Now that guards have visible awareness meters as well, you'll always know when and why Ezio is being hunted. You can lower notoriety by ripping down wanted posters, bribing officials, or assassinating corrupt officials. If you need a parallel, think of this meter like the stars in Grand Theft Auto. Only in Assassin's Creed, you have the ability to wipe out your infamy with the stab of your blade. Fast Travel In Assassin's Creed I riding through the Holy Land on the back of a mighty stead seemed like a good idea, until you realized that every trip between cities required an extended trot through peasantville. Sure, you can ride a horse through the mountains if you'd like, but there are also travel stations located throughout the city that will whisk you away to the far corners of Italy. Not only can you quickly jump between towns, but you can also pick the side of a city where you'd like to arrive. With so many collectibles, the option to jump between locals comes in handy. You'll also love the quick travel option considering the next new feature… You Own a Town In the first game, Altair would drop by his master's headquarters from time to time. Here he could participate in some light combat training and engage in lengthy philosophical conversations. Ho-hum. This time Ezio owns an entire villa, complete with a brothel, blacksmith, art dealer, and church. Ezio works with an architect to rebuild the town from a crumbling mess. Investing in the town not only changes the buildings, but the citizens become more wealthy and the sun shines more brightly on the newly constructed architecture. You'll also receive a discount at merchants you've invested in. The villa is also where Ezio can buy new combat moves, like the ability to wield a two-handed axe, and store his collected treasures. You Can Do This roll over to crush a skull As you can see, Ezio is hitting a guard in the head with giant mace. Assassin's Creed II has a ton of weapons, each with their own unique qualities and animations. Not only can you save up enough gold to purchase a weapon as devastating as what's illustrated above, but you can also disarm heavily armored guards and turn their giant battleaxes against them. CLICK TO SEE THE NEWST VID OF ACII Quote
NLObP Posted November 10, 2009 Posted November 10, 2009 have a video card with 512 less than 256 personally, my radeon 256 overlocked better nvidia 512 . And I can play AC and all new games ..... Quote
chito Posted November 10, 2009 Posted November 10, 2009 What exactly? GeForce 8800 GTS 512MB i dont think it is last model but it works without any problem with any game Quote
NLObP Posted November 10, 2009 Posted November 10, 2009 GeForce 8800 GTS 512MB i dont think it is last model but it works without any problem with any game Yes Card is cool prise 250-300$ , and good Mgc on core good , more than I . Quote
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