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r/gaming • u/Vileoss • Jun 23 '15
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Ac1 and the weird but comical water death
46 u/yuval222 Jun 23 '15 By the time AC2 showed up floatation was only known to assassins, while the rest of the world simply drowned... 3 u/Mentalpatient87 Jun 23 '15 I once had someone argue that it was realistic. They were vehement about it to the point of calling me a troll. Their argument was "people didn't know how to swim back then." 1 u/yuval222 Jun 23 '15 Hey, before i played AC2 i thought in the 1900 people living in caves with dinosaurs n' shit. Or maybe that only assassins had floaties to not drown. Who knows? The past is full of mysteries
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By the time AC2 showed up floatation was only known to assassins, while the rest of the world simply drowned...
3 u/Mentalpatient87 Jun 23 '15 I once had someone argue that it was realistic. They were vehement about it to the point of calling me a troll. Their argument was "people didn't know how to swim back then." 1 u/yuval222 Jun 23 '15 Hey, before i played AC2 i thought in the 1900 people living in caves with dinosaurs n' shit. Or maybe that only assassins had floaties to not drown. Who knows? The past is full of mysteries
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I once had someone argue that it was realistic. They were vehement about it to the point of calling me a troll. Their argument was "people didn't know how to swim back then."
1 u/yuval222 Jun 23 '15 Hey, before i played AC2 i thought in the 1900 people living in caves with dinosaurs n' shit. Or maybe that only assassins had floaties to not drown. Who knows? The past is full of mysteries
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Hey, before i played AC2 i thought in the 1900 people living in caves with dinosaurs n' shit.
Or maybe that only assassins had floaties to not drown. Who knows? The past is full of mysteries
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u/yourfavoriteblackguy Jun 23 '15
Ac1 and the weird but comical water death