Part two of the expansion pack of evil Washington is out now!
Part two of the expansion pack The Tyranny of Washington for King Assassin Assassin's Creed III
Is titled The Betrayal, and released these days.
Death from above
After the first episode of DLC saga of the evil king, that we normally consider to be an above-average sensible American president, appeared last month, we waited in anticipation for the sequel, The Betrayal. In this episode, the main character Connor opportunity to learn "The Power of the Eagle", which involves the ability to fly short distances, in addition to new attacks from the air.
The Betrayal is out already for the PC and Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3 owners normally have to wait until the next day, ie on 20 March. The third and final episode, The Redemption, will be launched, respectively, 23 and 24 april. Wii U release of the expansion pack series has currently no official date.
Watch The Trailer Here
Assassin's Creed III is developed and published by Ubisoft
For Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC, as well as the Nintendo Wii U.
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For Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC, as well as the Nintendo Wii U.
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The power of the eagle? Really? This doesn't even look like AC anymore... *sigh*
This is a little more about the natural part of Connor's people and it looks like this is just a dream, What would happen if Washington would have taken over the world. ( I think this is very exciting ) The entire series of Assassin's Creed is all about the Pieces of Eden and stop templars knight to obtain it.
I've played this game on Xbox360 and finished the game, first you have to stop templars and the English army to steal the Pieces of Eden and avenge your people. and now you turn the entire story with Washington has become mad with power of Pieces of Eden. And Connor must do everything in his power to stop Washington with the spirit of his people.
Although I could consider this as being original I still find it hard to agree with the way they've gone with this. I think someone said it before but I'm going to say it again, AC has always been built around realistic events and characters, and building around a fictional event and giving the protagonist slightly fantastical abilities kind of fries my well educated AC brain.
Keep in mind that I don't really have a say in these DLCs because, simply, I don't have them. I am purely judging by outward appearances which is a kinda silly on my part.