definitivno,realno,brat.

Narocito kad izadje SC,i gosin' Diablo 

Postoji li assasin creed za kompjuter???

Ako mislis na drugi deo, jos uvek nije izasao.

Ne svidja mi se assasinova faca ni njegova porodica, bas su svi ruzni.

Game review: Assassins Creed 2 (Electronic Arts, XBox360, £39.99)


I WAS disappointed by the first Assassin's Creed. It took a while, but after the visual candy started to wear thin this game became something that really didn't do the graphics justice.

I was of the opinion that the original had been designed by two people. One was incredibly good at programming and able to engineer the near-impossible task of free running in a large 3D environment – and the other was someone who had all the game-play sense of a drunken fool waving his fist at his own shadow and blaming it for stealing his bottle of cider.

The near two-faced vibe of this game ruined it for me in later days and I felt my confidence in big-budget titles massively shaken from then on.

But Assassin's Creed 2 has done a lot to win back my favour. Now, dispatching evil doers (notably Italians) in dimly lit city streets is back at the top of my wish list.

The story of AC2 starts at the aftermath of the first game. You play Desmond Miles who is on the run from the evil Abstergo Industries. With no way of effecting a permanent solution he must return to the "Animus" to take out his enemies.

Although still caked in Knight's Templar lore, AC2 has chosen the different backdrop of Renaissance Italy rather than that of the Crusades.

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MINIMALNA KONFIGURACIJA:

OS: Windows XP (32-64 bit) / Vista (32-64 bit) / Win 7 (32-64 bit)
Procesor: Intel Core 2 Duo 1.8 GHZ / AMD Athlon X2 64 2.4GHZ
RAM: 1.5 GB Windows XP / 2 GB Windows Vista - Windows 7
Grafička kartica: 256 MB Shader Model 3.0
Hard Drive: 8 GB

PREPORUČENA KONFIGURACIJA:

Procesor: Intel Core 2 Duo E6700 2.6 GHz / AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+
Grafička kartica: GeForce 8800 GT / ATI Radeon HD 4700
RAM: 2 GB

Podržane grafičke kartice:
ATI RADEON X1950, HD 2000/3000/4000/5000 serije
NVIDIA GeForce 7/8/9/100/200 serije

i da izlazi 16. marta !!!!

jedva cekam

je li izasao vise?Ima li ga u prodaji?

jel ima neki demo za pc?!

nema

Assassin's Creed 2 PC DRM Fail - UbiSoft Doing It Wrong

Details are emerging about the new Ubisoft DRM scheme that was announced a while back. Assassin's Creed 2 and Settlers VII will be the first two games to employ this scheme, and according to PC Gamer, the system is simply horrible.

Okay, so we already knew that UbiSoft's new DRM system uses online authentication to verify your license. That is not so bad - Steam does the same thing, authenticating you every time you launch the game. UbiSoft also offers online storage for your saved games, simplifying things in case you play the game on different PCs - a nice value-added feature.

However, PC Gamer reports that in practice the system will maintain an active connection to Ubisoft authentication servers at all times and should you lose the connection, the game will lose all progress since your last checkpoint, offering you only the option to either wait for the game to reconnect and continue from your last checkpoint (however far away that might be) or to save the last checkpoint and exit to Windows.

Excuse me? Are UbiSoft completely bonkers?

I can understand online multiplayer games and MMOs effectively saying "game over" should you get disconnected - the gameplay requires you to talk to a server at all times. However, even then you never lose anything on disconnect. It is the first thing MMO developers pretty much have to tackle in their code - saving of the play state as perfectly as possible in case of disconnect, as disconnects will happen.

Instead, we have a single player game that will lose your game state on disconnect to some DRM server. I don't care if UbiSoft servers have 99.9999999% uptime with multiple ISP connections, disconnects and unplanned downtimes can and will happen and if every internet glitch or server crash means that a few thousand people will lose an unspecified amount of progress in a single player game they were playing... Mind just boggles on how someone can come up with such a system.

I could perhaps understand a system that requires authentication server polling at every checkpoint save as you need that internet connection to save the game to the online storage, with the game pausing until it can do that or, as a last resort, quitting and saving to local disk if connection cannot be restored... but not this.

Can't wait for my review copy of Assassin's Creed 2 - should this "feature" be still present and functioning as reported when the game is launched, expect a few stabs for this idiocy.


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