"Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood" releases promotional video plot to increase the leader's experience

Play video (compile/drdarknight) United States time August 11, the Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, the development team released a promotional videos.　　In the video, several of the team's leading developers brought us the first line of information on the latest sequel to The Assassin's Creed, so let's take a look at some of the new content that awaits the players. "The war between the assassin and the Crusaders is raging, one side is fighting for freedom, and the other is the opposite." The precarious fate of mankind is gradually falling apart in the wavering balance, welcoming the world of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood. "The story writer Geoffrey Joham (Jeffryyohalem)" Assassin's Creed tells the Secret War between the assassin and the Crusaders that is not known to the world. Many players who have played the first two pieces of the work have been looking forward to the next plot, so in this storyline we have more flexible and logical arrangement. The story of the Brotherhood is a complete continuation of the storyline of Assassin's Creed 2. You will see many familiar faces again in this work, but it may not be the way you want to return. "Corey-Plum Coreymay" The meaning of the assassins is to preserve our free will, which runs counter to the purpose of the Crusaders. Our protagonist was completely unaware of the existence of assassins and crusaders, but after some things he had to choose between the two, and eventually he chose the assassin side. "Producer Jenfrand-Bauwien (Jean-francoisboivin)" This is a very exquisite world, we set up a lot of depth of the checkpoint, as well as very exploratory map. We want players to experience the feeling of being a fraternity leader, which is also a very reasonable scenario for us. Players will recruit new assassins, teach them and train them to independently the next generation of assassins. "(Editor/Ming) Warm tip: Players can log on through the mobile phone duowan.cn read more news."