End of the Game, PS3. | Forums

[bobbymoore1]

At the end of the game when the credits roll is that it? Are you only still moving around so you can finish collecting flags and killing Templars???
Obviously part 2 is on the way?
Whats the general thought on the game itself?
Excellent graphics and gameplay but the very end was easy enough but overall i'v been impressed.

[Chionubiforums]

Whats the general thought on the game itself?

Look, I'm gonna give you a little insight here.
Replay the game. Open your eyes this time.

Pay more attention to the 'Desmond' parts of the game - that's what the game really is about. You find that, once you pick up on the 'future timeline' story, the story in general is even better than the graphics and gameplay combined.

You probably don't know what the ending scene is about, with all the symbols. Look around, do you recognize any of these symbols? Maybe Google can help you out with those, buddy.

Google is all-knowing, all-seeing, all-witnessing. Use google to get illuminated.

[RpHockey]

So that is the end of the game thats it lol
its a great game but i dont like the ending =[

[Chionubiforums]

Originally posted by RpHockey:
So that is the end of the game thats it lol
its a great game but i dont like the ending =[

Ahh child.
But you fail to enjoy for you do not understand its true meaning.
I'll drop a few keywords, let me know if this rings a bell for you.

Satellite.
New World Order.
Armageddon.
Templar Knights.
Piece of Eden.
DIA. (Denver International Airport)
Mind Control.

[blarson11]

i think people have a hard time realizing that some of the most important dialogue/story elements take place in the future. how many people actually talked to lucy as much as possible and listened i wonder? read all the emails? researched the symbols?

anyone who zipped through the future cuz they thought the story was in the past should replay the game, focusing on the future

[spazzoo1025]

yeah in the beginning, talking to her actually reveals the background of Des, n wat happened to him

[Chionubiforums]

Originally posted by blarson11:
i think people have a hard time realizing that some of the most important dialogue/story elements take place in the future. how many people actually talked to lucy as much as possible and listened i wonder? read all the emails? researched the symbols?

anyone who zipped through the future cuz they thought the story was in the past should replay the game, focusing on the future

Which is why we need an Illumination topic.
If someone doesn't create it quickly, I swear I will.

[bobbymoore1]

I followed the game, I liked the game, all I asked for was something I might have missed. Quite clearly I missed possibly 1 dialogue of Lucy and Desmond. I get the story, all i did want to know was is that it when they leave the room the last time, come on lads if I didnt understand i believe I would have knocked the game as opposed to ask questions. If I'm wrong, whats the point in this whole website etc etc.....

[Chionubiforums]

Originally posted by bobbymoore1:
I followed the game, I liked the game, all I asked for was something I might have missed. Quite clearly I missed possibly 1 dialogue of Lucy and Desmond. I get the story, all i did want to know was is that it when they leave the room the last time, come on lads if I didnt understand i believe I would have knocked the game as opposed to ask questions. If I'm wrong, whats the point in this whole website etc etc.....

Well, then to simply answer your question:
Yes, that's it.

But 'it' is entirely defined upon how you did play the game, and what you experienced during that play. If you picked up every bit of info there is, then that's it, yes.

I would recommend you the pocket books for a deeper look into the story - but unfortunately they were cancelled before they were published. So then you will just have to wait until AC2 hits shelves.. or until Ubisoft Montreal releases DLC.

[bobbymoore1]

Thank You, and I do look forward to th Part 2.