Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag

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Ubisoft said in a statement: "We confirm that Ubisoft will announce all the details of Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag on Monday March 4th at 5pm GMT."

Last time I fell behind I went on a game-a-thon....time to put in for some vacation.

From what I've read it's going to be a prequel to ACIII and it's going to be set in the Caribbean

The side missions in ACIII where you were a naval captain was one of the best things about the game, I loved searching for Peg Leg's treasure.

Ali* wrote:

From what I've read it's going to be a prequel to ACIII and it's going to be set in the Caribbean

The side missions in ACIII where you were a naval captain was one of the best things about the game, I loved searching for Peg Leg's treasure.

Yeah I liked the Da Vinci stuff that had in the other game. Interesting and fun stuff. I'm so behind.

Looks like AC4 is coming out on October 29th for current and next gen platforms.

http://uk.gamespot.com/news/assassins-creed-iv-black-flag-release-date-and-next-gen-versions-spotted-in-ubisoft-leak-6404670

Blackbeard !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have finally been playing Revelations and I think I can get it done in the next week or so. I'll have 4 days off starting on the 22nd and I hope to knock out AC 3 during that time and get all caught up. That's if I don't go for the new GOW.

I'm almost done with Revelations. Then I can take my time with AC 3. I just finished sequence 7 yesterday and sequence 8-9 only have 3 missions a piece so I should be wrapping it up soon.

Speaking of AC3 that reminds me that there's DLC out for that now that I should check out.

Ali* wrote:

Speaking of AC3 that reminds me that there's DLC out for that now that I should check out.

I'm rushing through Revelations so I can take my time on AC 3. I just played as 92 year old Altiair.

OU wrote:

Ali* wrote:

Speaking of AC3 that reminds me that there's DLC out for that now that I should check out.

I'm rushing through Revelations so I can take my time on AC 3. I just played as 92 year old Altiair.

The ending of Revalations is quite touching, not the stuff with Desmond but Ezio and Altair's conclusions.

Ali* wrote:

OU wrote:

Ali* wrote:

Speaking of AC3 that reminds me that there's DLC out for that now that I should check out.

I'm rushing through Revelations so I can take my time on AC 3. I just played as 92 year old Altiair.

The ending of Revalations is quite touching, not the stuff with Desmond but Ezio and Altair's conclusions.

Yeah and like an asshole you tried to get me to skip the game and go straight to AC 3. Man they really changed things up with AC 3, I'm very glad I played Revelations. Glad I got to see Altiair's story.

OU wrote:

Ali* wrote:

OU wrote:

Ali* wrote:

Speaking of AC3 that reminds me that there's DLC out for that now that I should check out.

I'm rushing through Revelations so I can take my time on AC 3. I just played as 92 year old Altiair.

The ending of Revalations is quite touching, not the stuff with Desmond but Ezio and Altair's conclusions.

Yeah and like an asshole you tried to get me to skip the game and go straight to AC 3. Man they really changed things up with AC 3, I'm very glad I played Revelations. Glad I got to see Altiair's story.

You're the douche who waited a year to play it

Ali* wrote:

OU wrote:

Ali* wrote:

OU wrote:

Ali* wrote:

Speaking of AC3 that reminds me that there's DLC out for that now that I should check out.

I'm rushing through Revelations so I can take my time on AC 3. I just played as 92 year old Altiair.

The ending of Revalations is quite touching, not the stuff with Desmond but Ezio and Altair's conclusions.

Yeah and like an asshole you tried to get me to skip the game and go straight to AC 3. Man they really changed things up with AC 3, I'm very glad I played Revelations. Glad I got to see Altiair's story.

You're the douche who waited a year to play it

It really hard to adjust to AC 3 when it's so different the all the previous AC.

OU wrote:

Ali* wrote:

OU wrote:

Ali* wrote:

OU wrote:

Ali* wrote:

Speaking of AC3 that reminds me that there's DLC out for that now that I should check out.

I'm rushing through Revelations so I can take my time on AC 3. I just played as 92 year old Altiair.

The ending of Revalations is quite touching, not the stuff with Desmond but Ezio and Altair's conclusions.

Yeah and like an asshole you tried to get me to skip the game and go straight to AC 3. Man they really changed things up with AC 3, I'm very glad I played Revelations. Glad I got to see Altiair's story.

You're the douche who waited a year to play it

It really hard to adjust to AC 3 when it's so different the all the previous AC.

AC3 was developed by a seperate team from the guys who made Ezio's games, they used a different engine and completely redesigned alot of the features.

Ali* wrote:

OU wrote:

Ali* wrote:

OU wrote:

Ali* wrote:

OU wrote:

Ali* wrote:

Speaking of AC3 that reminds me that there's DLC out for that now that I should check out.

I'm rushing through Revelations so I can take my time on AC 3. I just played as 92 year old Altiair.

The ending of Revalations is quite touching, not the stuff with Desmond but Ezio and Altair's conclusions.

Yeah and like an asshole you tried to get me to skip the game and go straight to AC 3. Man they really changed things up with AC 3, I'm very glad I played Revelations. Glad I got to see Altiair's story.

You're the douche who waited a year to play it

It really hard to adjust to AC 3 when it's so different the all the previous AC.

AC3 was developed by a seperate team from the guys who made Ezio's games, they used a different engine and completely redesigned alot of the features.

Yeah I can tell, it's just totally different. The climbing is different, the combat is different, the market is different, it just feels totally different when you play it. I just seems odd that they changed it on the 5th game of the series. I really liked the old system but I'm still early in AC 3.

Well Ubisoft is a massive studio so it's easier for them to have multiple teams working on the series that way they can release the games yearly. Plus it's a completely different time period and continent so you'd expect it to be different.

Ali* wrote:

Well Ubisoft is a massive studio so it's easier for them to have multiple teams working on the series that way they can release the games yearly. Plus it's a completely different time period and continent so you'd expect it to be different.

You expect the scenery to change and the weapons to evolve like they always do but I didn't expect the controls to change since they have been the same in all previous 4 games for the most part with only minor tweaks. But this game feels much different so far then the rest of the series. I understand changing the market and buying property but changing how you counter strike at this point seems odd considering it's a major part of the game and it's been the same in all previous games.