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[LoyalACFan]

The game will actually start in 1753. Read this:

http://imgur.com/e6n5o,ifDhA,Tun0g,C...,Qu21s,VDcJ3#2

Assassin's Claw, huh? This kind of worries me. Hutchinson said at Comic-Con that there are two "modes" for running, one is the traditional X+R1, and the other is just holding R1. This article kind of has me worried about that. Here I was, thinking I could customize the running to fit what I'm used to, but now they're saying they've ditched the X button entirely while free-running. Seems like removing that would give Connor only two speeds- slow walk and dead sprint. Also, it seems like you'd be unintentionally running up a lot of walls.

[MT4K]

Assassin's Claw, huh? This kind of worries me. Hutchinson said at Comic-Con that there are two "modes" for running, one is the traditional X+R1, and the other is just holding R1. This article kind of has me worried about that. Here I was, thinking I could customize the running to fit what I'm used to, but now they're saying they've ditched the X button entirely while free-running. Seems like removing that would give Connor only two speeds- slow walk and dead sprint. Also, it seems like you'd be unintentionally running up a lot of walls.

I believe it is more for climbing and things rather than actually running about on a rooftop or the ground ect. So you won't accidentally jump off a tree or something unless you actually want to. At least that was always my interpretation of it.

[LoyalACFan]

I believe it is more for climbing and things rather than actually running about on a rooftop or the ground ect. So you won't accidentally jump off a tree or something unless you actually want to. At least that was always my interpretation of it.

That's how it always was, though. Holding X while climbing never did anything.

[Serrachio]

That's how it always was, though. Holding X while climbing never did anything.

They're referring to Cross on the PS3, which would be A on Xbox.

What they say they've done now is that you will sprint by holding down the trigger on the Xbox controller fully, and if you press A at a junction point in the trees, Connor will go up, as opposed to forward.

[LoyalACFan]

They're referring to Cross on the PS3, which would be A on Xbox.

What they say they've done now is that you will sprint by holding down the trigger on the Xbox controller fully, and if you press A at a junction point in the trees, Connor will go up, as opposed to forward.

I know they're talking about PS3... Holding X while climbing never did anything. You tap it once for the Climb Jump. That's it.

But as for the sprinting thing, I'm still confused. We've obviously seen Connor running at two different speeds (he jogs away after killing the wolf, then sprints toward Silas) and I don't see how that's possible without using PS3's X button. It's not like the right trigger is pressure sensitive.

[Serrachio]

I know they're talking about PS3... Holding X while climbing never did anything. You tap it once for the Climb Jump. That's it.

But as for the sprinting thing, I'm still confused. We've obviously seen Connor running at two different speeds (he jogs away after killing the wolf, then sprints toward Silas) and I don't see how that's possible without using PS3's X button. It's not like the right trigger is pressure sensitive.

It might have been mapped to be pressure sensitive. Perhaps the PS3's right trigger has the capability to do so, but it hasn't been used that way in the series before.