Seeker Sparrow wrote...
Having completed Revelations last night I've gotta say I hardly ever used much of the bomb crafting system, specifically I'd still use them in actual combat though that was because bombs are quite buy from merchants in game and some enemies carry them to be looted. I just think they were added as an alternative to hidden blade assassinations.
POSSIBLE SPOILERS BELOW (for those that haven't got that far)!
Two key scenes that stood out and really made me think 'Oh wow!'; first when the Animus is about to delete Desmond and Subject 16 and 16 somehow stops Desmond from getting wiped and ends up sacrificing himself (again) was very surprising considering he was pretty snarky towards Desmond. The other being the scene where Ezio gets inside the Masyaf library only to find Altair's remains and another Apple of Eden and shortly thereafter starts speaking to Desmond somehow realizing that he is being watched through his memories being relived.
Personally think that the developers were ambitious with this game's design knowing that they had a seemingly aging engine and another short development time from the last game and I would say they're 50/50-hit and miss. The Den Defense and the Desmond's Journey gameplay modes are not gonna please everyone but they are optional to a degree and in some ways if you can past those flaws they actually add more to the game.
I actually ended up using bombs a lot more than I thought I would, they really helped when I had to get through tricky situations(or get full synch).
I just passed it myself and I have to add that although the plot starts off a bit lacklustre it really picks up towards the end.
SPOILER
Even saving Sofia, since I really cared for that character(much more than Christina). Ahmet's betrayal was a bit of a surprise though. Altair's parts were some of the bes bits of the game(story-wise) and I'm glad they fixed his accent plus we got to see his family and relationship with Maria.
Well at least they left it open for ACIII:D
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