Haven't played the first one? It was a common complaint about Altair. Ezio changed the pattern. And other characters and local flavor NPCs do have the right accents. It is a bit odd. I'd be interested in why Ubisoft did the voice work that way.

I'm running it with a 970 and an Ivy Bridge i5-3570k and the cpu doesn't seem to be causing me any issues. I think RAM would be more of a hindrance honestly.

Game made by French Canadians, set in France, featuring French characters, so why the fuck do all of them have British accents? All the previous Assassin's Creed games have the appropriate era and local accents.

Yeah, I hate it when a site about gaming gives you information that you can use to inform your game buying choices. Garbage!

This article is clickbait how?

Man, you ever wonder if the bad guys will ever figure out to put very sharp objects in those stacks of hay?

Actual Feminists want equality, yes, but there are some that call themselves that, yet just hate men, and men-privileges, but at the same time want to keep several women-privileges in place, and so are against quality. Privileges like for example that you can't commit violence against a women in any media, or state…

This gave me a chuckle

My only guess is because of Uplay, or whatever makes the game constantly check for an internet connection for drop-in multiplayer like in Watch Dogs.

Dude, gathering and sending network data take CPU cycles and that affects framerate, to me it seems like there are also some network IO functions are timing out/failing, taking maybe milli seconds longer since for a time out to happen there needs to be a waste of time waiting for a response, but I'm not sure how that…

You are a crazy person.

Um this is a brilliant actually. Comfortable portable remote play! It's a wii u gamepad for the PS4!

What are you talking about? He's wearing all the proper safety gear.

Some potentially decent writing in there, Mt. Safety definitely gave me a chuckle.

This uberliberal mentality that making money is bad has to stop. Everyone needs to learn that making money, within a sound market anyway, grows the "pie" for everybody; for every dollar a job-creator makes, another two are created for others to make.