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Ezio Returns in Assassin's Creed Revelations, But Will he be Overdone?

May 11, 2011 in Blog comments 9

Assassin's Creed Revelations has just recently been announced, and along with that, it has been revealed that Ezio Auditore will be returned to the game. But doesn't it feel like having him in the AC series yet again will be overkill?

Didn’t it seem that between AC2 and Brotherhood, [Ezio] went from young to old? It seemed to me that we saw the main points in his life, and thus got an overview of his entire life. His story felt finished. He’s done. An amazing character’s story told, life complete, and so put to rest. It will be overkill to keep having him in Assassin’s Creed games.
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    Hideo1 May 11, 11
    He was overdone by the end of ACII.
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      FinalFantasyFanaticc May 11, 11
      I'll agree to that, Brotherhood was using him too much than needed and now he's back?! He's like 50yrs old now in the game =|
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    Aussie Legend May 12, 11
    What do you mean 'will he?'

    He already is
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    ShadowGuard May 12, 11
    I thought AC2 and Brotherhood were both very good games. People these days just love to cry "milking" too quick these days. Gets old guys, think of something new or have original thoughts instead of trying to be "above it all" and being the first to call "milking." The Assassin's Creed series has yet to disappoint, Except for the handhelds, but that is pretty much expected.
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      Paradox May 12, 11
      But they crammed in 3 games in one gen. I liked all three of them, but honestly they are milking the franchise a little. I just hope Revelations can stand up on its own.
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      Hideo1 May 12, 11
      People love to cry about something getting old...
      And you're there crying about people crying about things getting old getting... ?

      "They don't hold the same opinion as me so it must be for some lame, arbitrary reason; couldn't possibly be anything else."

      Jesus Christ you're dense >.
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        ShadowGuard May 13, 11
        lol wow you took that way out of context... it is getting to point where I feel like I am arguing with a child, no matter what I say, it is interpreted in a way that makes no sense. lol, you even used the great timeless line "They don't hold the same opinion as me so it must be for some lame." Do you ever have any original thoughts?
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          Hideo1 May 13, 11
          It got to the point where I felt like I was talking to a child a few hundred *bleep*ing articles ago. A hypocritical, nonsensical, obnoxious, drivel-spouting, point missing, context ruining, strawman making, retarded child.
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          ShadowGuard May 13, 11
          and my point is made... You even used the same insult I just used against you... come on Hideo1, you cant even copy something from a random site that I dont know about, you copy the person you are "trying" to insult. (<-- "trying" is the key word there, so just you dont get any ideas.)

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