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Post brotherhood was when they turned the dial up to 11 on climbing, from then on it was pretty breezy in a general sense, however there were specific areas with climbing "puzzles" that were a bit tricky but I remember them being separated from everything else and easily avoided. Not that they were especially puzzly to begin with.

Nothing quite as freeing as that grapple in the other games though.

15 Bucks for this on the Epic store is a steal.

Getting far from Gearbox is a good idea i think.

Pc gamer suggested a battle engi build with longsword and hammer, and the siege/basher perks.

Very great way to push into and lock down a point! Been having fun.

I just bought it on android for the 3rd time sooooo yes.

Not everything needs a live action remake?

i'm definitely looking into one of those security keys, seems like a smart idea.

Alot of us are going to have to get hurt to start a movement to make tech companies secure our shit.

His suggestions are all good, but I didn't even know hacking an SMS was a thing someone could do. The bad guys are going to always be one step ahead, at least closing major loopholes at the hardware level would severely limit their options. There is only so much we can do as individuals, with that intel hack you can read encrypted data right off a CPU, what is a consumer supposed to do about something like that? ? Toss the computer? Intel sure as hell isn't going to pay anyone back for leaving the door open on the purchased product.

Also I still don't get bitcoin. Sean points out that this is a bad idea, but if you aren't actively investing money why leave it in a bitcoin account? In a bank it's at least ensured, right?

He reminds me of a David Jaffe, or a Cliffy B. He's the kind of guy who never really grew up, which on some level would be helpful for making fun games but mostly just empowers the "videogames are for children" stereotype.

Going to Rome for the first time after playing AC2 and Brotherhood was incredible, i felt a little dejavu at some of the sights I saw.

The AC games really capture something about these locations and it's a great way to explore them before you have a chance to see them yourself, or when they are not going to be viewable in their original glory anytime soon a la notre dame. Really cool that they're doing this.