Do anything, but don't make the graphics too demanding. Keep it simple.

Hello I'm a massive fan of stealth games and others that you talked about in your YouTube Videos, I'd really love to test your game and give you feedback, help with ideas. I have a tremendous amount of experience in these types of games that you are trying to make, Dishonored (all of them), Assassin's Creed (all of them), Hitman, Syphon Filter, Styx, Thief Series (all) and i can keep going. you seem very passionate about your project so i'd like to help out if i can to make this game the best it can be....

Lord Byron: “He who fights and runs away may live to fight another day; but he who is slain in battle is numbered with the dead.” enjoyed the new video about the combat but figured it important to give critiques of what might improve it, knife fighting is very intricate what i was taught by the military it to always watch your opponents blade and to keep it away from you as much as possible. Silas is a master of the blade and i feel this is good to show in his combat form even though stealth is prefer...

If you have any questions specific to a certain topic I address feel free to ask and I’ll elaborate further, all ideas I’ve written are for developers to have creative freedom and interpretation or how they can benefit their game. Feel free to ask for my help if your interested in my personal life experience or ideas (active duty military, hand to hand experience, weapons handling, camouflage and stalking in urban jungle and desert climates, music recording) 1. In specific to assassins creed 3 Connor ...

The harbor master kept the hatch at the city pier sealed; the hull had been flagged for carrying spoiled metal. The barge meant to tow away the quarantined ship was occupied escorting a senatorial convoy, so it never came. By nightfall, the lamps were dim, the planks slick, and the few men still trapped were on their knees, fighting the spilled metal for what little oxygen was left. The cargo survived. The crew did not. Interesting look into the packaging of the cargo a the affect that the ports have on ...