Robius5991

#1. Assassin's Creed 2 (Amazing Story) #2. Mafia 2 (Incredible Story) #3. Skyrim (Great RPG experience) #4. Halo: Reach (Wide variety of Gameplay) #5. Assassin's Creed Revelations (Cool story, unique multiplayer) #6. Crysis 2 (Cinematic Story) #7. Left 4 Dead 2 (Intense concept) #8. Batman: Arkham City (Cool story) #9. Halo 3 (Variety gameplay) #10. Assassin's Creed (Historically amazing story)

I know its really old, but I have to say that one of my favourite movies of all time is "Predator" staring Arnold Schartzenneger... or however you spell his last name. But then, I am also a huge fan of mob movies, so I would also have to claim "The Godfather Trilogy" and "Goodfellas" as my fav films. Anyways, cool thread idea dude!

Yeah... I'm going to miss invasion. Anyways, very cool map, I like the placement in Forge World it it looks general sweet. If I have time tonight, I will download it and give it a try!

Yeah dude, no problem. Turns out I did have all the right answers... but was just a little too slow. Congratz on your award! I hope to give it another shot next time!

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I agree. I was never a fan of CoD and therefore, the kill-cams seemed kind-of useless to me. However, after playing Crysis 2 I learned of their effective use. I like to see how I was killed, since it helps me understand my mistake. Also, the killcam takes away the option for whiny players to say that it was "impossible" that they died... really.. was it? ... Check the killcam! -- And that's why I like the fact that it's coming to Halo!

My main character is a male Nord and secondary is a male Orc. I love the tank warrior classes, charging full-out with my Legendary Daedric armour, plus with a nicely leveled mix of Conjuration, not only will I wreck my enemies, but so will the two Daedric Lords I summon! WOOT!

I agree with EliteISnIp3r, use the basic UNSC weapons for low level kills, as they do not require much ammo usage, but learn to use the Covenant weapons around you to weaken the higher ranked enemies (i.e.: Brutes/Hunter) and this includes grenades, but in all cases except the hunter, try to keep a pistol with you for the easy headshot once their shields are down. It might take a while to perfect this strategy, but in the end, I find it the most effective. (Although that's just my opinion.)

Did you know that the Spartan-III program was a new initiative by the UNSC, led by Chief Mendez, that recruited willing adolescents who'd lost their homeworlds to Covenant glassings, to act as supersoldiers sent into suicide missions with the goals of causing crippling blows the the Covenant?

Hey everybody, I'm Robius5991 and I am still kind-of new to the forums. I just thought that it'd be cool to start a small thread for people to discuss the upcoming release of Assassin's Creed 3. Although I am a big fan of the Halo franchise, my favourite Video Game Series will always be, without a question, Assassin's Creed. So, as I've said, I really wanted to know what people had in mind conerning the game. Here a few questions that I'd like any other like-minded fan to consider. -What do you think of the new setting? -What are your impression on the new hero, Connor Kenway? -What aspects of the game are you most excited for? -Have you been following the videos informing us of new things to expect in the game? -Which achievements are you most excited for? -Will you be playing mainly for campaign or multiplayer? So pretty much, I'd just like to get a feel for what every other Assassin's Creed fan is thinking of for this game. I am, myself, extremely excited for the game and can't wait for the upcoming release (nearly just 1 month left). Oh, and another question could be, have you done any Halo projects related to the Assassin's Creed franchise? As many of you know, THFE did their Purple Bunker contest, which at the time of this post has yet to finish, and so I decided to participe with Assassin's Creed as my theme. If anyone is interested in checking out my submission, here is the thread that gives you some great pictures and a lengthy description of my map: [PB] Assassin's Creed Anyways, I look forward to hearing from my fellow Assassin's Creed fans! Remember, as the Assassins say: Nothing is true... Everything is permitted!

Hmm interesting. Such a game would be amazing to have on the console.. but so many problems could arise. We can only hope that the Next Gen consoles, whenever they come out, can handle such a large work-load of a game. --- Slightly off topic (without removing Zombies from our minds) if there is a "Z Day" do you imagine it would be like in "28 days later" or rather of a different origin. Just curious, sorry if I'm digressing a little bit.

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Looks pretty sweet/intense, I'll give a download when I get the chance!

Welcome to forums, I haven't been here very long, but I can honestly tell you that the community is awesome and interactive. Enjoy yourself!

I like the setup, looks pretty cool. I might download it later.

Has Good Eye

Congrats, I hope to keep working my way up to this!

Noooooooo not my BaCon!? How can this be?

Not sure if I properly PMed him, but I think I got all the answers correct...

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Ok, I'm finally back on. So, when I left off, I spoke about two of my favourite ancient historical figures that I admired. A third that I would have to mention is a little more modern than the others, but I would say that his actions will be remembered in history forever. Al Capone: Obviously portrayed as an evil character and mainly remembered for the notorious Saint-Valentine's day Massacre which he was blamed for, Capone actually did many other things for which he impresses me. First of all, keep in mind, as a child, he grew up in a home of two poor Italian immigrants with a large family. To think that this young man grew from poverty to being one of the richest and most powerful men in the United States is amazing. During my reseach, I learned that Capone actually did a lot of good for the world once he was in power. For exemple, did you know that Capone opened some of the first soup kitchens in U.S. at Chicago, during the Great Depression? He also fought for the labeling of experation dates on milk for the city's young and donated a lot of money to charities and local businesses. These were the nice things he did, but then, if you look at his other side, we see a manipulative, ingenious and masterful criminal. His hatred of the Irish carried throughout his live, during his battles with the North Side Gang, and his talents in manipulation allowed him to keep most police forces in his pocket as he ran a large multitudes of rackets, making (what certain researchers believe) was over a few million dollars a day in equivalence to today's currency. So, I'm glad I can share my interests here in this forum. Sadly, yet again I must depart. I'll be sure to keep checking this thread. Thanks for starting it, it's nice to see other individuals as interested in history as myself!

Wow, that's a loaded question to anyone who is a fan of history. I for one also have quite a few favourites, so I'll also narrow it down to who believe were the best. Leonardo da'Vinci: Truly the perfect exemple of a Renaissance man, his intellect towered over that of most other competitors. He was truly ahead of his time, with a mind that would easily challenge most of our modern-day "geniuses". The fact that he initiated the founding work of so many diverses sciences is astounding. When you look at the period, where science was still very frowned upon, thanks to the Church's influence, the fact that an individual such as he (who was not very well payed for his art mind-you / until later in life) could accomplish so much within a single life-time is just mind-blowing. Even today, scientists and artists are confounded by the intricacy of his masterpieces, as he was able to fuse mathematics with art, leaving coded messages within his works. Anyways, these are just a few reasons to admire Leonardo. Hassan i-Sabbah: Here we have a man on the oposite side of the spectrum. Although he is the cause of many deaths, his indoctrination techniques created the very first, and some of the most effective Assassins in history. Using manipulation of the mind, isolation and unmatched intellect, he was able to mold many young men into religiously-fanatic killing machines. He created the first sleeper-agents, the first silent killers. It he who inspired the character "Al Mualim" in Assassin's Creed. With such weapons at his disposal, he quickly eliminate any enemy who stood in his way, even threatening the lives of high-level figures, such as the Sultan of Syria and Salah ad-Din. I wish I have more time to write, but it seems I need to go now. Perhaps I'll check this thread later today and add more, should I have the time.

I actually haven't heard of any such thing, however that doesn't meen it won't happen. I agree with many other players here, Halo 3 was an iconic game for Xbox 360 and it would be rather sad to see it shut down. I admit that I do not play it much anymore, but I am well aware of a rather strong community who continues to enjoy the game. I really hope 343 does not go the way of EA, simply shutting down all their servers the second there isn't much traffic, thus eliminating the possibility of a revival for sed game.

Hey REMKings, I remember seeing this map on ForgeHub. Great job on it! The atmosphere is very convincing and the environement is astounding. Even though this is not a linear infection, it really tells a story about the area in which the humans find themselves. As usual, a pretty freaking amazing map. Keep up the great work, you're one of the best infection forgers I've seen!

Very cool structure development on the map. I love the huge tower in the 1st pic. I see you took some inspiration from THFE's LOTR gametype, but I like that you made it your own with the "magician class". Good work, keep it up!