Yeah but umm, Edward was dead by the time that - #107062007 added by dumdumduu at Swiggity swooty Im commin for that booty

#23 - dragondust

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(12/02/2013) [-]

AC4 is still the best one hands down.

#127 to #23 - vicsix

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(12/02/2013) [-]

But AC2 is, you scallywag. ******

#118 to #23 - Rei

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(12/02/2013) [-]

I think it's the best one because of the booty huntin'.

#83 to #23 - tkfourtwoone

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(12/02/2013) [-]

Actually haven't played AC2, but...

I really think it's very hard to top off AC2. The beginning of Ezio's journey, how he matures from a clueless playboy prick to a well-seasoned young man, Firenze, Venezia...
IMO pretty much NOTHING will ever compare to those 2 cities and how they were re-made

#60 to #23 - akkere

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(12/02/2013) [-]

I thought AC2: Brotherhood was a lot better. Kick-ass battle against Cesare, delicious immersion, etc.

My biggest complaint with AC4 also is the lack of closure with the Employee at Abstergo - we don't really know anything about him other than he's a dude who works at Abstergo and does stuff with the Animus.
Rebecca and Shaun's "**** we're sorry but if you could like, keep hacking, that'd be gr8" was kind of misguided too.

#73 to #60 - deadlydong

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the thing is that the employee is suppose to be you. just like how they don't show master chiefs face in halo. its because they want you to immerse your self in the game. in case you didn't understand that they give the worker a diary although it doesn't go deep into his life you can get a sense of what kind of guy he is by the way he describes whats going on at work.

#24 to #23 - itisogre

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(12/02/2013) [-]

he wasnt even really an assassin though.

#74 to #24 - deadlydong

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He becomes an assassin around the end of the game.

#25 to #24 - dragondust

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(12/02/2013) [-]

That was my biggest complaint before I got the game.
Pay attention in your playthrough. Look at what Edward and the pirates fight for.
The goals of the assassins and Edward are similar, they just don't get along well.
They also both oppose the Templars.

Plus, my point is that the game is by far the funnest. Outside the animus is also somewhat interesting this time.