That question might be a little more suited for Ask The Tropers.
Eating a Vanilluxe will give you frostbite.Been thinking of adding an entry for Nobody Poops in here for a while, cos I noticed that there's no bathroom in the manor (not surprising, given the era), but also nothing resembling an outhouse or latrine near the manor either. Of course, there is a chance that there are simply a few discreetly-hidden chamberpots in the house, but personally I'd like to get other people's ideas before I add this or dismiss it outright.
Hide / Show RepliesI'm not very familiar with that trope, but if you think it fits, be sure to explain how the trope is present. That way you'll prevent Square Peg Round Trope.
135 - 169 - 273 - 191 - 188 - 230 - 300What do we do about the frequent utterance of "What would you have me do?" and other minor variations by several of the characters? I originally put Arc Words, but it doesn't really fit the parameters.
Hide / Show RepliesThat's just the way they speak, don't really think there's much else to say about it.
Does Haytham really count as an Ensemble Darkhorse? He's popular sure but he's also the main antagonist and probably the most important character in the game next to Connor.
Hide / Show RepliesConsidering none of the promos actually ever mentioned him, his plot twist within the game, and the fact that he outdoes all the other Templars by a continent in terms of popularity, I think that yes, he does count as an Ensemble Dark Horse
I think for the counter system, there needs to be a mention of the "Gadget Counter", which is a counter using the selected gadget by pressing the button for it (Q in the PC version), as it kills any foe besides bossfights one-hit, including Hessian Jägers. There are a few different animations for each gadget, too. Combine this with the horse whistle and the saddlebags, and you can kill everyone, endlessly.
I do not have sufficient experience editing pages on this site to fix this myself, so I am requesting it here.
The sub pages for this article (CMOA,CMOF,CMOH,Headscratchers...etc) do not have a link back to the main page in the top right links menu. Someone should fix that.
I'm commander Shepard and this Is my favorite wiki on the CitadelI've noticed on tumblr and facebook people are starting to complain that Ubisoft didn't inclued a scene of Connor and Haytham meeting/Hatham finding out Connor is his son. Would that qualify as Offscreen Moment of Awesome, and if so would that go on the main page or YMMV?
Edited by bbg1129The spoiler tags on this page are rather excessive; as per Handling Spoilers, entire examples should not be covered in a spoiler tag.
Would anyone mind cleaning this up? I'd do it myself, but I haven't played the game and can't accurately judge what's a spoiler and what's not.
A lot of people talking about the interactive trailer spoiling the twist at the end of Sequence 3. What trailer are they talking about? Because the only interactive one I can find online is of Bunker Hill, and that spoils little.
Should tropes for Liberation be on this page? It's a separate game.
It's not over. Not yet. Hide / Show RepliesI don't think so, since it seems ambitious on it's own terms, so making a another page seems best.
"We're still flying." "That's not much." "...it's enough."I would make a separate article, too. Assassin's Creed III: Liberation. Go for it.
"It's Occam's Shuriken! If the answer is elusive, never rule out ninjas!"In regards to the Eagleland example, there are many reasons why I deleted it.
- First, it was a Zero Context Example that didn't explain how it applies.
- Second, the game's setting predates the concept of Eagleland by a good two centuries.
- Third, it only counts as an example if it's specifically called out in the game itself.
Can we stop listing Trivia tropes like What Could Have Been before the game is even released? Sheesh, folks.
"It's Occam's Shuriken! If the answer is elusive, never rule out ninjas!"Can I just say this has awesome implications? The Federalist and Anti-Federalist factions in the American Revolution are essentially the Templars and the Assassins - centralized control through control of the masses versus individual independence. I'm surprised that it took this long for it to come up.
- Expy: The developers have already Jossed the popular theory that Benjamin Franklin will fill the role of inventor Leonardo Da Vinci played in previous games.
If it's not an example, then it's not an example, Jossed or not.
- X Meets Y: Being able to explore a large wilderness, hunt animals, and sell their pelts to merchants has drawn comparisons to Red Dead Redemption.
- The game being mostly set in the wilderness also sounds a lot like Metal Gear Solid 3, another game in a stealth-based series with a mostly forested setting and just so happens to the the third installment in the series.
X Meets Y needs a lot more than this. Every story is a synthesis of elements of other stories. The game certainly isn't being advertised as "Assassins Creed" meets "Metal Gear Solid 3", so the comparison does not qualify for the trope.
Edited by Fighteer "It's Occam's Shuriken! If the answer is elusive, never rule out ninjas!"Can someone create a WMG page for this game so that tropers can post their own theories and speculations?
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I'm looking for a trope that is in play here, that I'm not sure if it exists or not, and if it does, I don't know what it would be called.
Basically, the Benedict Arnold DLC, becomes accessible to the player once you unlock the New York District, in the opening cutscene, where Connor meets with Washington, there is clear hostility from Connor, spoiling the fact that Connor and Washington have a falling out, for anyone who plays through the DLC missions as soon as they get them, as at the time that they are unlocked, Connor and Washington are on good terms.
Is this a Late-Arrival Spoiler, Spoiled by the Format, Out of Order some other trope or does it not fit a particular trope, and if so, should a trope be created for examples like this?
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