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I was thinking of buying assassins creed 3, but I have not played since I played assassins creed, the first one.

I was ok with it and I played it through to the end but I found it a bit boring. It was very very repetitive. I felt that while the world was huge, the missions were very small.

You pickpocket, eavesdrop, and kill a few people that are not hard to get to, and then assassinate a main target, then run back to the base. You do this over and over and over till the game ends. I beat it within days. It was a bit stale.

I was hoping I would have to infiltrate a huge building or something that took long and more asassiny-ish and missions that were longer and different.

Is asassins creed 3 the same thing? Or has the gameplay changed?

TheDarkWolf86

Assassins Creed has changed in certain areas. You still have the side missions and the pickpocket missions, etc. I played a couple of side missions relevent to the main story and moved on. It was a great game don't get me wrong, but it still held the same premise to the repetive nature that was offered in each installment. Now, with that being said... It is still a good story. It does offer a few things the other stories didn't. I personally loved the naval battles! Like every game out there, just be opened minded and stick with the story. You will enjoy the experience. If you focus on side missions and completing every single trophy, you will not enjoy this game!

Absolutely depends on the game, and both will live on. Mirror's Edge probably should have been third-person, but worked well as a first-person. Arkham Asylum/City probably wouldn't work as first-person.

Would Tomb Raider have survived and prospered had it been first person?

hpmc

Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen is the nearly perfect PC RPG that would be ruined if it were ever ported to the platform.

My Gamespot review: http://www.gamespot.com/dragons-dogma-dark-arisen/user-reviews/812209/

Thoughts?

Erebus

It's Microsoft giving the advice and instructions, it's mostly just saying that you alter the wrong registry entry then yes it can cause huge problems but just make sure you edit the right one and you can't go wrong.JohnF111