<<SEN>> 13th Star King 最近的评测

Boarded the hype train, haven't been disappointed yet. Still going strong

Why is time flying?

Ezio Auditore, having become master assassin and getting revenge now seeks knowledge. He travels to his predecessor's (Altair's) castle only to find new enemies. Nothing much has changed from the previous game's mechanics except this one got bombs! and a lot of different kinds of it :D. Story wise this is a step in the reverse direction as there is no central villain. You would think at this age, Ezio must surely surpass Altair skills, but still Altair's sword skills are legendary and unmatched. You even get to play him a few times here. This game brings an end to Ezio's story, so a bit saddening as overall he was/is the best assassin in the entire franchise. A must play if you want to see through both Ezio and Desmond's story to the end.

Ezio Auditore growing to become the greatest assassin of the franchise. Better stealth, close combat skills and driving and flying even :D. The recruit brotherhood assassins feature is the best one. Once you upgrade their level by sending them to different missions, they literally become unstoppable. And they have the best comments after carrying out a successful assassination :D. Also Desmond's story is taking an interesting path. If you played the AC2 before, you have every reason to play this one, to get continuation of the story.

Ezio Auditore, still a kid in his early days, but rising fast in the assassin world. With better tech, certainly a better assassin (stealth kills, running and blending, climbing and swimming of course :D) than his predecessor Altair. Only lacks the legendary swords skills of Altair. Oh and the modern day protagonist, Desmond is also turning out to be a fine assassin. Still a joy to play in today's time.

Altair, the assassin who is the best swordsman in the entire franchise. Enough reason to keep playing this game even today

Good game

First of all don't get fooled by my play time on this game. I normally play through the stand alone client and have 2 years of experience. Now taking about the game... i can honestly say this is one of the best mmorpg games i have ever played. Although the graphics look like it's from the late 1990s, the fact that this requires so much communication between players especially in wars, makes it so much addictive even without decent graphics.
It is free to play but as all f2p games are, there are special bonuses for people who pay. There is no premium account here, rather a premium token which grants the player several bonuses like research and building queues, auto trade, scout and recruit troops. These are generally in from of 7-day and 30-day tokens which can be bought but there are 2-day tokens which are given in the tutorial and some quests. The fact that free players can have these 2-day tokens from quests in multiple worlds makes them at level with the payers. Also another thing that is bought are cards. Now these give massive boost to almost everything in the game. Free players do gain cards by completing quests, but this is nowhere near the amount of cards bought by payers. This is where the games get very pay to win. A f2p player can easily get frustated at this and leave. But there is a way to carry on. A f2p player just needs to communicate with the payers and ask them for help. Most will gladly agree and also invite them to factions if the player is active. Now in a faction, different people gather together and can help each other out in times of need whether its war or building up. Lot of f2p players complain that payers can get their villages, castles and armies up in seconds with cards. This is true and very frustating for a f2p, but through communication and diplomacy, you can get resources to make the same. But the drawback is that it does take a lot of time. The fact that there is no limit to the amount of cards that a player can purchase is a very serious drawback to the game for f2p players. The only way to get round this is to leave pvp to carders and play the role of a supplier or monker to the fighters for f2p players. This creates the necessicity for lot of communication and that is one of the strong points in the game. In war, helping others with resources and monking(influencing) requires so much communication, that one is able to lose sleep! However the chat system is pretty flawed and people don't use the mail syestem that much because it takes too much time. That's why people use 3rd party programs like teamspeak and skype to communicate.
You can have many villages and that too with of different types which grant special resources, research different technologies, create different armies, battle the AI, wolves and other players. The main goal is to win the age and you can only do that if you are in a faction/house. So this is not a solo game and requires teamwork. It is possible to succed as a f2p player if you know the game mechanics very well and communicate with others, but if not then you can get very bored easily. The most inetersting part comes when war takes place, as you feel the urge to be online almost all the time lest your villages get destroyed by the enemy and also to take them out while they are offline! And as stated before this requires huge amounts of communication which can help us create new friends. The faction and house is literally like a family when you play for long with them.
Altogether this is a great free to play game but not close to the best. If you can spend some cash or dedicate enough time this will really become very addictive :) I would recommend this to others who want to play strategy games and have a lot of patience.

With regards
Guardian002
(currently active in usa2)

MP Naval battles rock!

Naval battles are awesome