I saw this comment on Gamespot:
"Most mysteriously, every time you kill one of your targets, the game will segue to a cinematic sequence the developers call the "white room," which is a glyph-filled ethereal plane where Altaïr's victim speaks about his role in the Crusades. We've got our own theories as to what all this means, based on what we've seen of the game, but we'll leave the truth's discovery to the player ..."
Anyone know what this is about?
I want to buy and play the game (when available for PC) but I'm very cautious of any political or religious messages Ubisoft's developers may want to bring across. Comments from anyone who played the game (on any platform)?
"Most mysteriously, every time you kill one of your targets, the game will segue to a cinematic sequence the developers call the "white room," which is a glyph-filled ethereal plane where Altaïr's victim speaks about his role in the Crusades. We've got our own theories as to what all this means, based on what we've seen of the game, but we'll leave the truth's discovery to the player ..."
Anyone know what this is about?
I want to buy and play the game (when available for PC) but I'm very cautious of any political or religious messages Ubisoft's developers may want to bring across. Comments from anyone who played the game (on any platform)?
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