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Oh God. This group. If I could remove it, I would.

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♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, 40 members!

31 March, 2011 - Dude on Fire | 2 Comments

I am not sure about who did over 30 invites (I'm guessing on Swindon), but Altaïr knows that person did one heck of a job! Just 2 months ago we were a patheticly small (maybe we still are xP) fan-boy group. Now were something more than that. Something above that.
40 members. I am fully aware of those sick groups with tens of thousands of members and I'm not saying that we're anywhere near the big men who formed them, but we're making progress! We're actually one of the few groups with a reasonable message: Assassin's Creed got way too much ♥♥♥♥ from everywhere, dispite the fact that it is one of the most well made games of all time. I have seen groups with messages with a variety from antisemitism to simple gaming support (nothing wrong with the last one, just making a point [it's not that serious]), but we, my friends, we stand tall and proud! We still like Assassin's Creed!

Nothing is true. Everything is permitted.

Stay watchful and aware, my fellow Assassins.

//Dude on Fire 31/3 2011

Brotherhood up your ass, templars!

30 December, 2010 - Dude on Fire | 5 Comments

Why am I still writing this stuff? Nobody reads it anyway. Ah, what the hell!

I just got my hands on Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood (more correctly - already played it through :P). I. Am. Speachless. Brilliant, awesome, stunning, epic and exellent (guess I wasn't speachless). It is the best game I have ever played. NOTHING beats it. NOTHING! The singleplayer part is as awesome as usual. Even though it's shorter than AC2's it's still the best thing I've ever seen. I'm not gonna tell anything about the story (kind of a spoiler-scared person myself), but there are a lot of things that are added since the second game. One new weapon is the crossbow, which Ezio quickly can draw, even while crouching on beams and on horses, aim at some poor bastard and make a silent kill from distance. They also made it possible to buy heavy weapons (those babies you saw the brutes carrying in the second game) and carry it in a holster (or whatever it's called), if you have bought the upgrade in a clothing/bag shop. Really good for bringing the heavy artillery to the fights, where ever they might be. The best feature in the game must be the new call-for-help ability. If you see an annoying guard covering a vital spot, and you have to take him out quietly, and it's too risky to do it yourself, you can just press a button (L2 on PS3) and a fellow assassin appears and murders the ♥♥♥♥♥♥. You can use the same function in a fight. A little to many guards? Press whatever key you have binded to it and you get instant help from your deadly friends. Never stand alone.
And remember: Nothing is true. Everything is permitted.