Oh, the setting suddenly isn’t an issue?
I’ll simmer down and judge after I play it. Depends how they depict Washington.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QemYNQfix-c
I’m still disappointed it wasn’t feudal Japan, the french revolution etc…
I just want to know if they still have the database entries pop-up feature. Do you know?
Yeah, there are still database pop-ups. But try not to read all of it- I think I accidentally spoiled a major plot point for myself by reading updates on the profiles of some of the assassination targets.
No, I meant the part where [color=’#151515’]George Washington is basically implied to be responsible for burning down Connor’s village.
One of the things that bother me about AC3 is that you can’t preview the outfits before you buy them. You also can’t switch outfits outside of a shop.
The weapon switch menu is also too futurey. It should have been a wheel like ACII.
That really sucks.
Well I just finished the game, and I’ve got to say, the ending isn’t as good as any of the others IMO, it has a cliffhanger, but it isn’t as “WTF” like the others… Overall, it’s a good game, but I feel like the story doesn’t develop that well.
Well I can’t argue with there being numerous bugs and glitches in the game. Mostly they are unpolished animation issues, but I’ve enountered bugs which inadvertently reward me for actions I haven’t quite completed (I received a memento at the Manor for exploring all of New York…when I had just only stepped in the city briefly for a story mission).
Currently, I’m in a bit of a pickle (might be spoilers, so black text).
[color=’#151515’]Has anyone actually been able to recruit Jacob Zenger from New York? I completed all of the liberation objectives for East New York and it said to speak with the district contact, but he is nowhere to be found…in-game or on the map.
EDIT: I still haven’t a clue how to hide my text efficiently on the new layout. 
[color=’#151515’]Try this color, 151515.
[color=’#151515’]Thank you kindly.
The glitches I’ve found were kinda funny. For example, one of the trader’s carts in New York was sideways and freaking out.
Anyway, I think you have to go to [color=’#151515’]a certain inn or whatever to start a liberation mission to get a new recruit. It also kind of bothers be that you have to do several liberation things to get new recruits.
Ugh, I’ve been following small bits of AC III gameplay on youtube, just to tide me over until the PC version comes out. Youtube then proceeded to provide a list of recommended videos, one of which told me the name of a character who dies. God dangit internet! I knew I should’ve avoided the videos altogether.
Hopefully they’ll fix some of the bugs for the PC, just 10 more days… anyone else in the same boat?
I honestly can’t see how any AC game can be at all intuitive with a keyboard and mouse.
I’ve played them all on PC with mouse and keyboard. Had no problems at all. I’m tired of people complaining about it, specially without even having tried it first.
I’m guessing the “puppeteering” layout gets mostly thrown out on the PC. They threw it out on consoles in Revelations, and cemented it being gone with AC3 and Liberation.
I need to get to beating this game already, I couldn’t put the first two down until I beat them, but some of the stupid shit they did with this makes me not want to play it.
I feel like eagle vision isn’t very prominent in AC3 compared to the other games too. And the notoriety system seems a bit odd to me as well
There’s a patch coming by the end of the week to kill the multitude of bugs and glitches in the game.
Played AC3 on PC for a bit yesterday. Engine was very well optimized for PC and it looks great.
I like the game so far but I hate the new lockpicking mechanic tho.
Also dat plot twist in the prologue. wowzers.
Lockpicking blows dick, but you’d best get use to it. You’re gonna be doing it for plenty of chests and doors.