Illusions1980Posted 10/31/2012 11:19:39 AM | So I played through AC starting about 2 weeks ago, and am now about 1/2 way done with ACII. I wanted to know from anyone who's played all of the AC games, I understand that AC: Brotherhood and Revelations are continuing the storyline of Ezio, but as far as the general storyline, does ACIII pick up after ACII or should I play Brotherhood and Revelations before ACIII?
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Nightmare966Posted 10/31/2012 11:21:08 AM | Brotherhood and Revelations do continue the Story of Desmond, too. In fact, you'll be like "WTH is this all about?" when you start ACIII if you haven't played those 2.
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Prost1278Posted 10/31/2012 11:21:09 AM | By all means ACIII picks up from the end of Revelations.
I recommend playing Brotherhood at least since it's a VERY good game in it's own right, and then just watch a playthrough/read about Revelations.
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Nightmare966Posted 10/31/2012 11:21:52 AM | Prost1278 posted...By all means ACIII picks up from the end of Revelations.
I recommend playing Brotherhood at least since it's a VERY good game in it's own right, and then just watch a playthrough/read about Revelations. Revelations is a good game. Just a bit lacking on side content... But at the price you should find it now, it's good to go. --- PSN: Nightmare966 |
shabalakazamPosted 10/31/2012 11:22:40 AM | At least Brotherhood.
Revelations' can be summed up in a single video, just search for the ending on YouTube. |
habbox77Posted 10/31/2012 11:22:44 AM | AC3 picks up right after Revelations, Brotherhood would be the most important one cause quite a bit happens there but If you really are in a rush you can just google the endings to both of them
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Illusions1980 (Topic Creator) Posted 11/1/2012 5:38:20 PM | Thanks for the info. I will and was planning to play both brotherhood and revelations, I just was interested to dive right into ACIII because I like the time period, but I have no problem playing the other two games first.
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MoooglemanPosted 11/1/2012 6:58:57 PM | I loved revelations I thought brotherhood was the low point of the series but i seem to be alone in that. I'd really recommend playing through them all. I plan on replaying them after I beat 3. |
notedeathPosted 11/1/2012 7:10:07 PM | Illusions1980 posted...Thanks for the info. I will and was planning to play both brotherhood and revelations, I just was interested to dive right into ACIII because I like the time period, but I have no problem playing the other two games first. Revelations and brotherhood are both so amazing. You know why many people complain about this game? it's because those 2 placed the bar so high that AC3 falls a little short, IMO. --- GameFAQ's logic: Not answering someone's question directly = being a jerk. |
darkestmercPosted 11/1/2012 7:12:11 PM | You can jump right into AC3 if you really want. The only problem with that is, the Brotherhood and Revelations will feel dated if you go back and play them.
I would suggest playing through at least Brotherhood (picks up literally right after AC:2. You are standing on the ground that you end AC:2 on which was really cool).
Revelations was the weakest point of the series, in my opinion- and not much happens. It is also the shortest game- and you can beat it in about 12-15 hours. If you want to play it though, it isn't bad by any means.
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