Video: New pre-rendered Assassin’s Creed Unity trailer shows our hero, the assassin Arno, rescuing a woman who seems to be wearing a Templar cross (the same lady we initially thought was an assassin. Whoops!). The game’s designers hinted at the end of this making-of video that Unity will address the schism between Assassins and Templars and what would happen if they could work together. Hmmm. UPDATE: Her name’s Elise. She’s a Templar.
Check Out The New Assassin’s Creed Unity Trailer
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25 responses to “Check Out The New Assassin’s Creed Unity Trailer”
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neo_kaiserI still love the fact that you can pre-order a collectors edition that you don’t know what you’re going to get.
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neo_kaiser
But you don’t know if you want this stuff! So pre-order multiple copies of the game to get all the stuff!
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namiwakiruIkr and look at all the awards it got. Most being accolades you reserve until actually playing the game and not seeing teaser trailers
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neo_kaiser
Seriously reconsider AC4, many people like that game for how much it managed to change the formula.
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mypetmonkey
I’ve tried again and back at Nassau… It’s the completionist in me that is killing it I think.
Complete mission…. “Awww wait only 80% because you didn’t do these near impossible tasks and we may not have told you and our buggy gameplay impeded you….”
Fuck that shit off… I don’t want to play through a game and then be told “you could have done better”.
I can play AC1 and 2 because it didn’t have that crap.
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owlixThat’s a strange mindset, who cares how well you synchronized the story? play for fun
But yeah, your are entitled to not like it 😉
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mypetmonkey
I just hate seeing fail pass pass fail fail while trying to be immersed in something.
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scorpioGet there just in time to save the templar… too bad for those three poor sods that got their heads nixed – for some reason, our hero completely forgot this was happening today and was too far away to save them… The real question is – are we getting Desmond back or is it gunna be hella confusing modern day stoof like Black Flag? Gave up on that game through boredom, so no idea what happened.
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cjModern day stuff is gonna be different again. Arno is probably an ancestor of Desmond but he’s dead and not comming back.
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weresmurf
Ubi said they’re not done with Desmond yet. While he’s not coming back in corporeal form, remember the other subject who lived on INSIDE the animus? 😉
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namiwakiru
Desmond is dead, they physically removed his brain from his corpse and cut up the rest so I doubt he will be returning in body. They may have him return in the digital world since that seems to be a thing now but he would prob be an echo.
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rethilgoreoh hey look a female… did they have to… uhmm whats the word. ANIMATE!! that its. did they have to animate that character? i thought that was way to hard to do though?
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neo_kaiser
Pre-rendered cutscene. You can animate women in a movie. You can’t animate women with an engine.
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owlix
Hahahahaha
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swinnyYawwwwn. Really?
Do you have any idea the amount of time it takes to do the animations for a main character in the asscreed series? The THOUSANDS of animations, rigging requirements for procedural fluid movement? No? Well I do. And you have no idea how ignorant you are when you bring that stupid PC bullshit girl argument up. The main character is a dude – get over it or play tomb raider. Over entitled ass.
Could they bind a model to the existing skeletal model of the male? Of course. But it is a nuanced performance by mail actors, and they are going for a triple a next gen title. Why didn’t naughty dog just re-use Joels animations for LOU on ellie? Um maybe because they were going for something special. If you want to play a girl so bad make a game yourself and see how hard it is. Especially at the fidelity they are hitting. You have no idea.
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vaegrandEvery once in a while I dig me some Woodkid, he still sounds amazing when paired with the Assasin’s Creed series.
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instacadoSo keen for this. I’ve enjoyed most of the Assassins Creed games to date, not at all invested in the overall story, way prefer the range of historical dates and locations they span across. As long as they keep recreating these moments in history, they can keep the series up indefinitely and count on my purchase.
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bondlesThat sent me off on a bit of a fantasy about Ubi hiring Woodkid to write the whole score for an Assassins Creed game. It would be a thing of beauty.
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