Assassin's Creed III

Because Minerva was hoping the Assassins and the Templars could quit bickering for a while to find a way using the First Civs technology to save the world.

But, they didn't.
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"Because Minerva was hoping the Assassins and the Templars could quit bickering for a while to find a way using the First Civs technology to save the world.

But, they didn't."

I guess that's what they want the players to believe but it makes no sense! Minerva knew Desmond was the one who was going to relive Ezio's memories meaning that there would not be enough time left to figure out how to save the world! I did not play Bortherhood or Revelations but it's my understanding that there are only a few months, if that, that elapse between AC2 and AC3.

Do the game creators really expect me to believe that a few months would have be sufficient to figure out to save the world when the percursos themselves failed after years of trying?

It doesn't work unless there is something I missed or explained elsewhere

DonjonO posted...

"Because Minerva was hoping the Assassins and the Templars could quit bickering for a while to find a way using the First Civs technology to save the world.

But, they didn't."

I guess that's what they want the players to believe but it makes no sense! Minerva knew Desmond was the one who was going to relive Ezio's memories meaning that there would not be enough time left to figure out how to save the world! I did not play Bortherhood or Revelations but it's my understanding that there are only a few months, if that, that elapse between AC2 and AC3.

Do the game creators really expect me to believe that a few months would have be sufficient to figure out to save the world when the percursos themselves failed after years of trying?

It doesn't work unless there is something I missed or explained elsewhere

I guess you just completely ignored my post.
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DonjonO posted...

Sorry Greyfield but your post had not appeared when I replied to the previous post.

Minerva claims she intended to lead Desmond to the temple because she thought it was safe to do so, she says so at the end of AC3, but she did not know Juno was still around, so your explanation does not work either.

I hope it isn't that they just made it up as they went along because everything in the plot of the series works except this. I am hoping someone can point out something I missed that works.

Maybe you misunderstood what I said, because my explanation fits perfectly with what you just said.

Minerva is trying to guide Desmond to the technology to save humanity. Desmond follows said instructions and ends up at the site for AC3. Juno cuts off Minerva's instructions once he arrives and guides him toward the sphere, instead of whatever tech Minerva would have guided him toward.

Keep in mind, the group got to this site at the end of October, nearly two months before the solar flare event was scheduled to happen. Juno ate up all the time that Desmond would have had to find the first civ tech that Minerva was guiding him toward. By the time Minerva broke through, time was up.
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