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[Pondus21]

I'm not sure where to post this, but whatever.
The eagle, or birds and flying in general, is a running theme in Assassins Creed games. I think it would be cool to be able to use a trained eagle as a ranged weapon/distraction in a future Assassins Creed game (I'm guessing that they will probably release more than just one more). Think about it, it could replace several game mechanics in a cool way. The bird would probably not just sit on your shoulder at all times, but you would whistle to call it (or something like that). Just a thought.

[SixKeys]

Err.... No.

[LightRey]

This has been suggested before and tbh I really see no point for a feature like this. I guess it could be fun, but I don't see how it would add much to the game.

[kriegerdesgottes]

This has been mentioned before and I personally think it would be cool. The bird could send your assassins messages to do this or that or go here or there. You could also use it to distract guards or people or whatever. I think it would be awesome.

[DoubleclickTF]

This has been mentioned before and I personally think it would be cool. The bird could send your assassins messages to do this or that or go here or there. You could also use it to distract guards or people or whatever. I think it would be awesome.

Eagles are a bit showy though. Tasteful hired murderers would prefer a crow.

[lukaszep]

The concept of eagles and Assassin's has been lost a bit throughout the franchise, but umm, do we really need more ranged weapons? Thieves are usually used for distractions (along with bombs in AC:R) It doesn't really seem necessary...Maybe eagle coops instead of pigeons.

[Voltige2011]

An eagle is more likely to be killed by a man looking for feathers because his mom stopped talking to him. Seriously though, no.

[LightRey]

Eagles are a bit showy though. Tasteful hired murderers would prefer a crow.

Crows should be trained in swarms. Makes them more awesome.

[PR030T]

An eagle is more likely to be killed by a man looking for feathers because his mom stopped talking to him. Seriously though, no.

lol. Although it could be like a scout controlled by the player to get an idea how many guards are where, how to reach a certain objective, or to steal something small like a document.

[gharlazufarc]

Crows should be trained in swarms. Makes them more awesome.

You know what's more awesome than crows? Bats.