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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

But it's the same game, just with a new character.

How is it the same game? You spend time looting and going after other ships for their treasure. Like a pirate. Connor never did that unless it was a specific Templar/Assassin based treasure.

Plus, the idea of an Assassin Pirate in itself is an oxymoron. Assassins tend to fight for freedom of choice, where Templars fight more along the lines of "peace through tyranny/control." Pirates however, it's all for one, take everything and give nothing back. Sure there's a sense of brotherhood on a pirate ship, but in the end, how far does that go. Even in a latest AC4 trailer, Edward says his only concern is his ship and crew, which isn't very "Assassin" like in the least. We know Connor's story. We know Altair's story, Ezio's as well. We don't know Haytham's complete story or his father's, Edward Kenway's story. So how is it the same game?

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The problem is not with Desmond's death, the problem was there was no pay off to the 5 games I spent playing through Desmond. He achieved nothing. I spent 6 years playing it and got nothing in return. Just a giant middle finger with $ signs for prints.

Well, like I said, the AC Calendar (yes I bought it) has no mention whatsoever to Desmond's death and that came out after AC3 did. Also, there has been PoEs known to bring the dead back to life

Though I feel that story should have had a better ending and I'm upset regarding it, I think there are other stories that will pan out due to it. If not, and they decide to use the "Templar Cloud", that's fine with me as well. History is their playground after all.

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I'm not sure what to make of this. Can you explain? As this is a discussion board, I can only respond to discussion in kind. Thanks.