Uploaded November 2010 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
A basic commentated walkthrough of what AC:B's very interesting multiplayer mode is, and some of my personal thoughts and such on it. Hope it's a bit informative, and that you enjoy! (This is NOT a review. These are my thoughts)
I really don't mean to sound too negative in this video. I want everyone to know once again that I think this is a pretty awesome multiplayer experience. All I'm hoping for is that it's improved on in the future. With a franchise's first leap into multiplayer, there's bound to be a couple of things that could be addressed or improved.
Also there are some things I didn't take advantage of in this video, like the lock on system. It helps a lot in killing the person you actually want to kill, which helps prevent the problem I was talking about in the video about stabbing the wrong person.
I did get further into the character progression. I dealt with morph, Templar vision, and firecrackers and more. I still stand by my statement that there is still a large amount of luck involved. I'm not denying you can't be better at this game than other people. I firmly believe you can be a hell of a lot better using certain tactics. But with just the way the game is set up, I don't see it being taken seriously in a competitive space, which (I believe) will eventually take a toll on it's players.
Also, I've decided to bear down and dedicate the time to really get into Brotherhood's single player, and it's really fantastic.
A basic commentated walkthrough of what AC:B's very interesting multiplayer mode is, and some of my personal thoughts and such on it. Hope it's a bit informative, and that you enjoy! (This is NOT a review. These are my thoughts)
I really don't mean to sound too negative in this video. I want everyone to know once again that I think this is a pretty awesome multiplayer experience. All I'm hoping for is that it's improved on in the future. With a franchise's first leap into multiplayer, there's bound to be a couple of things that could be addressed or improved.
Also there are some things I didn't take advantage of in this video, like the lock on system. It helps a lot in killing the person you actually want to kill, which helps prevent the problem I was talking about in the video about stabbing the wrong person.
I did get further into the character progression. I dealt with morph, Templar vision, and firecrackers and more. I still stand by my statement that there is still a large amount of luck involved. I'm not denying you can't be better at this game than other people. I firmly believe you can be a hell of a lot better using certain tactics. But with just the way the game is set up, I don't see it being taken seriously in a competitive space, which (I believe) will eventually take a toll on it's players.
Also, I've decided to bear down and dedicate the time to really get into Brotherhood's single player, and it's really fantastic.
