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One thing that stands out in AC2 which is kinda amusing is the italian dialogue which is translated in the subtitles...as if they decided to swear in Italian just to seem "bad a**".

Does anyone else think it's really slow to start? Especially if you've played the first one...The changes in gameplay are interesting though...such as being able to blend into any crowd rather than just scholars. It makes more since rather than just lowering your head to your hands and walking..which seems an odd thing to do and draws more attention to Altair rather than blending him lol.
But what's with those puzzles they make you do when you find a glyph? I love puzzles but I can't help but feel it doesn't really fit into a game like Assassin's Creed??

I think it's going to be more than a trilogy.
I really love the Italian location. I absolutely adore historical Venetian costumes and culture. It's a very beautiful looking game. I'm glad they chose to set it there.

Overall I love the game...they made so many improvements to the previous one. You can spend ages as Ezio and often forget about Desmond altogether..which is great because in the previous game it kept bringing you back to Desmond all the time, which got a bit tedious. Plus I love how there is SO MUCH to do in the game...so many extra side missions and things to find and collect and puzzles to solve. It's brilliant. And Ezio is some nice eye candy wink