I had watch a movie in English about Shakespeare and apparently back those days if you are Jewish you have wear a red hat.

I instantly thought of this guy

yes but you would think that design would be passed on to the entire brotherhood

I think a lot of the Brotherhoods rituals and possessions were lost when the Templars nearly wiped out the American branch of the Assassins

Don't use hacks if you are playing the story or any other features other than free roaming as it turns saving off.

I can still save though.And don't use hacks in story mode or anything like that it just ruins the experience.

Damn nice

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Made this myself as a mess around and to see what i could make.

My tattoo :)

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Because MURICA

dump it muthafucka dump it

This one's sweet.

I don't have any more on my computer D:

Silly anon, you'd do anything for thumbs. You faggot.

fuck your opinions

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Actually, even in AC3 the muskets load pretty fast when compared to real life. I've fired a muzzle-loading rifle numerous times in competition, and you're given thirty minutes to fire 6 shots. Of course it only takes about 15 minutes to fire the six shots as long as you keep a good pace. This is a general list of everything that you need to do before firing a muzzle-loading rife/musket:

1. Measure an appropriate amount of powder into a powder measure. (about 30-60 seconds)

2. Pour that powder down the barrel of the gun. (5-10 seconds)

3. Place a small lubricated patch on top of the barrel. (5-10 seconds)

4. Place a ball on top of that patch. (5-10 seconds)

5. Using a special tool called a starter, and a hammer you begin to smack the ball and patch about 5-7 inches down the barrel. (10-20 seconds)

6. Using a ramrod, push the ball and patch the rest of the way down the barrel as far as it will go. (15-30 seconds)

7. Pour a small amount of powder into a small pan on the side of the gun near the trigger. (10-20 seconds)

8. Close the cover over the small pan and cock back the hammer. (5-10 seconds)

9. Aim and fire the gun.

10. Run a couple of cleaning patches down the barrel of the gun. (30-60 seconds)

11. Repeat steps 1-10.

So even if I took the least amount of times from those estimates. I would only have about 1 shot every 2 minutes. Moral of the story: VIDEO GAMES ARE INCREDIBLY UNREALISTIC!!!!

Yes but, if the muskets were like that in the game, fuck that.

I'm not saying that the loading should be realistic. Wooyoo said that the loading was realistic, and I was letting him know that he was wrong.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJMbxZ1k9NQ

3 shots in 46 seconds performed by a re-enactor.
Obviously an actual redcoat would have been drilled much more so he can perform like this during the heat of battle.

>provides proof
>gets thumbed down

somebody is butthurt

? except I wasn't the one that thumbed him down? He came up with good points and I just retorted.

You may be right, I'm not that experienced with muzzle-loaders. I just think that AC3 has their loading sequence a bit on the fast side. I'm not even saying that's bad, but its just not realistic in my opinion.

Agreed, looking back I do believe that they load their musket too quickly. And again, the game won't be fun if we have our enemies taking 20 seconds to reload their weapons.

I'm sorry, but I will rather appreciate it if I'm not called Wooyoo

Also, I'm sure I read somewhere that British redcoats are known for their rate of fire with their muskets, average firing 2-3 shots per minute, and very experienced troops firing 4 shots per minute; and no, I'm not making this shit up look it up if you have to.

I know how muskets work, I've been in couple of re-enactments. 1 shot per 2 minutes is EXTREMELY slow, unless the soldier was not properly drilled.

since when are video games supposed to be realistiv? they are supposed to be fun. and taking two minutes to do all of that doesnt sound too fun to me. so they shortened it.

All he's saying is that Wooyo or whatever was incorrect when he said that the musket loading speed was accurate.

jesus christ, finish my username for christsakes... you have it right infront of you.

It's not a big deal. If this upsets you, you should probably drink a liter or two of bleach.

:P i'm just saying i'm just a bit surprised how people mess something up so easily.

I didn't mess anything up, bro. I chose not to call you by your full username.

The guy above me said that the loading was "pretty accurate". Personally, I think that its grossly inaccurate. I didn't say that the game should be more realistic. As a matter of fact, I like unrealistic games. I was just saying that anyone who says that the loading sequence in AC3 is accurate is obviously misinformed about how a musket is loaded.

im sorry. I misunderstood.

Its ok, I misunderstand things all the time.

one this like time...

Hear! Just about the only realistic thing about the gun in AC2 was the fact that it said bang.

well the design was Altiar, and he got it from the apple, so... yea.

At least they still have the "bad guy aim" Throughout the whole campaign I was only shot off a building once.

haha yeah. I've also noticed when you're on a horse they don't reload, and they always hit your horse.

Horse takes musket ball up the ass and the runs away from you as if you did it.

Yeah, a few days ago I got my notoriety up to 3 and couldn't move an inch without being spotted and having combat start. I couldn't get away no matter what I did.

That happened to me a lot. I just ran because with every open combat there is an entire army chasing you.

I try to stay out of combat at all if I can. I hate having to run for 10 minutes before escaping.

they could all point at you and fire, and its possible all of them to miss, as the musket's accuracy is the same as a blind man trowing a stone to a bird

experienced redcoat musketmen could fire up to five or six shots a minute

I'm sorry, but I don't think any of us are experienced redcoat musketmen.

Thats not the point, its talking about in the game how the soldiers fire slowly. And the soldiers are experienced redcoats.

You can either have speed or accuracy. What do you think the game developers wanted?

What are you trying to say? In the game the enemy soldiers are experienced redcoat soldiers, who were able to fire up to 6 shots a minute. That is historically accurate and also reasonably fast.

Actually it takes less, the "Brown Bess", a flintlock, had a rate of fire of 3-4 rounds/min (depending on how fast you were). Instead a wheel lock, like in AC Brotherhood had about a 1 round/min ROF.