Almighty Video Game Designer

Yes, it was the ceiling of a modern building.

A golden-haired girl in a white coat came over and asked with concern,""Are you alright?"

Elder song sat up abruptly and took in big gulps of fresh air like a drowning man.

To be more precise, it was not old song, but another person.

The moment the image appeared, old song had the illusion that he had transmigrated, because everything around him was a modern scene, and the scene was very precise.

However, as he sat up, the view of the game changed, and old song finally understood what was going on.

Desmond, who was wearing a white coat, sat up from the Animus machine. It was obvious that he was the one old song had been operating.

However, it was Assassin's Creed, so why did he travel to the modern era? This was a question that elder song was extremely puzzled about.

But very quickly, the plot was explained clearly.

Old song's character in the game was called Desmond, and the two people in white coats in front of him belonged to abstgo. They had kidnapped Desmond and were conducting an experiment.

On the surface, Desmond was just a bartender, but in fact, he had the bloodline of an assassin. These white coats needed to use Desmond's genetic information to travel to the past, back to his ancestors, and find some information.

To be more precise, it was not transmigration, but the reappearance of the memories of the ancestors. The doctor in the white coat also explained the principle of animus to old song, which was to read genetic memory.

However, most of the ancestor's memories were sealed. When Desmond entered without being prepared, he would be kicked out of the memory. Thus, Desmond had to enter the relatively stable memories first. He could only unlock new memories and get the information he wanted by continuously achieving synchronization.

It was obvious that Desmond had been kidnapped. He was just an ordinary person. He couldn't escape even if he wanted to. He could only enter animus obediently.

After that, there was a teaching session, which was the "consciousness control system."

Desmond entered animus and became the White-shirted assassin. He then learned the skills of an assassin, including stealth, assassination, fighting, hiding, and blending into the crowd.

All the teaching was carried out in the interface of animus. Although the teaching seemed very stiff, after the packaging of animus, it unexpectedly fit the plot. After all, Desmond's current state was very similar to old song 's. They were both playing games.

"I see. No wonder there's a modern person in the cinematics. He should be the main character, right?"

"They created a modern story for animus? You're very particular. "

"This explains why the bugs were created because animus's condition was unstable."

"It's like two stories. First, he'll act as Desmond, and then Desmond will act as an ancient assassin? Decent. "

It was because old song had started playing Assassin's Creed: Chen Mo's version didn't have a modern story, so when he read Assassin's Creed: After the modern plot in the book of Revelation, old song's first reaction was still a little confused.

However, after thinking about it carefully, it actually made sense. The most obvious advantage was that it naturally explained some of the basic settings of the game, such as what animus was, how it worked, synchronization rate, conscious operation guidance, and so on.

After completing the synchronization and the teaching of the consciousness control system, Desmond once again entered his ancestor's memory. Old song was experiencing this memory as Desmond.

This was an assassin named Altair, the White-clothed assassin that appeared in the promotional cinematic.

In the earliest operation in the timeline, Altair acted with two other assassins, but his actions were questioned by another assassin because he killed an innocent person and exposed himself in front of the temple Knights.

Altair had been emphasizing the Assassin's Creed: Everything is illusory and everything is permitted, but another assassin also retorted,"Assassins could not kill innocent people, expose themselves, or endanger the Brotherhood, but Altair obviously didn't listen.

In the end, Altair's recklessness caused the operation to fail. Not only that, but the Holy Knights had also caught up to the headquarters of the assassin organization, Masyaf, and the two sides began a chaotic battle. Although the assassins won in the end, the assassin mentor couldn't tolerate Altair's behavior, so he stabbed him with a dagger.

This was the first chapter of the ancient plot, which was equivalent to a teaching chapter.

Apart from allowing the players to familiarize themselves with the controls, the opening scene directly raised a key question.

What is Assassin's Creed?

In fact, the answer had already been given in the promotional CG, and that was "everything is false, and everything is allowed." But if Altair could do anything, why was the teacher so angry when Altair killed the innocent old man?

Obviously, many players had the same misconception as Altair when they first heard the phrase "Nothing is true, everything is permitted." They thought that the rule of an assassin was to do whatever they wanted.

However, in the first act, the plot had directly rejected this idea. It was equivalent to using the actual actions of the characters in the plot to prove that this view was wrong.

After that, the modern and ancient plots intertwined and advanced.

Desmond found himself involved in a conspiracy. He was originally a member of a modern Assassin organization, living in a "farm." However, he was tired of living in isolation, so he escaped. He was found by Abstergo because of his motorcycle license.

Desmond felt that everything was unreasonable. Abstgo was only a pharmaceutical company. How could they find him and kidnap him with a motorcycle license?

Obviously, this Abstergo company was not as simple as it seemed.

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Altair didn't die, and his teacher gave him a chance to live a new life.

"What?" Altair was confused."Isn't the Assassin's Creed to allow everything?"

"You don't understand the true meaning of this sentence, child!" The teacher scolded. It doesn't give you the power to do whatever you want. It's a kind of knowledge, a guide to reason. "

The mentor stripped Altair of his identity and equipment, and made him join the assassin organization as a newcomer. He had to start from scratch.

In Masyaf, Altair was ordered to investigate the betrayer. After the mission was completed, the assassin mentor gave him a list of nine names, all of which belonged to the Templar Knights. Altair had to kill these nine people to complete his mentor's task.

Old song was not in a hurry to advance the plot. Instead, he took a good look at the scenery in Masyaf.

The teacher's room, the high platform for the leap of faith, the surrounding villages ...

Masyaf continued to read Assassin's Creed: In the village at the foot of the mountain, the people were busy with their own things. The assassins also left Masyaf to carry out their missions.

Everything was so real, as if it had really existed in history.

Old song was a little confused. Obviously, the story in the CG should take place in Masyaf, where the middle-aged assassin jumped off the high platform. Obviously, Altair had made the leap of faith.

However, why was Masyaf occupied by a group of Paladins at that time?

Or could it be that this plot really happened in a different timeline as some people had said?