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== General Notes == | == General Notes == | ||
- | - Yes this character suddenly knows things he shouldn't, and has a thing that came out of nowhere. Expect a lot of "big moments" with zero build-up. Narrative be damned, that's how Ubisoft rolls-a bunch of cutscenes and scripting that explain motivation, provide context, and give any sort of nuance to the plot were cut at the last minute. You can find some of them on youtube if you want. | ||
- Things you want to get asap: maps, saddlebags, high-tier weapons (look for things with "replica" on them), quiver and dart upgrades. | - Things you want to get asap: maps, saddlebags, high-tier weapons (look for things with "replica" on them), quiver and dart upgrades. | ||
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- The Peg Leg/Captain Kidd missions have some of the best rewards and gameplay in the game. These are best completed as early as possible. Get a map to show you where the trinkets are. | - The Peg Leg/Captain Kidd missions have some of the best rewards and gameplay in the game. These are best completed as early as possible. Get a map to show you where the trinkets are. | ||
- Poison daggers remain one of the best tools in the game. They'll kill pretty much everything discreetly in one hit. | - Poison daggers remain one of the best tools in the game. They'll kill pretty much everything discreetly in one hit. Note it takes a while to kill off larger animals, and they can still attack/run at full speed until death. They make hunting trivial. | ||
- Outfits you buy at stores are considered "dyes", and not actual outfits that unlock at your base. You can reapply them at any time for free by returning to any store once you've purchased them. | - Outfits you buy at stores are considered "dyes", and not actual outfits that unlock at your base. You can reapply them at any time for free by returning to any store once you've purchased them. | ||