While there are a couple of things to fix, this model was very well made. All the animations fit nicely to the model's bones. It also seeded like the arm claws were not properly attached. When I swung my saber, it seemed to expose all types of little holes and gaps. It also seemed like there was a bunch of holes in the playermodel's body. I know cloth is difficult but it really detracted from the flow of the model.
The clothe parts of the model didn't really look real and jutted out in strange edges. However there are a few things I feel could be improved. All the weaponry attached to the model made the model so much better. The little knives attached to the belt where placed well and made the model look much better. I loved the little details: the little knives, the sword attached to his back, and the model looked very similar to the original Assassin's Creed character. This model was pretty well made, the attention to detail was astounding, but the overall feel of the model was missing something.įirst of all, lets go with what I liked. While I have never personally played any of the Assassin Creed games, I know that they are quite popular. ELEMENTS™ & © LUCASARTS ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY, LLC AND/OR ITS LICENSORS. THIS FILE IS NOT MADE, DISTRIBUTED, OR SUPPORTED BY ACTIVISION, RAVEN SOFTWARE, OR LUCASARTS ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY LLC. Completing his mission to kill the nine targets, and cleansing the Order of its treacherous leader Al Mualim, Altaïr rose to the rank of Mentor, taking the Assassins into a new, more secretive direction. During his quest however, Altaïr learned of a plot far more sinister than originally believed. Tasked with the deaths of nine individuals, who, unbeknown to him, made up the ranks of the Templar Order in the Holy Land, Altaïr began a quest to change his ways and liberate the Kingdom from the corruption of the nine. However, following his failure to obtain the Apple from Robert de Sable in early 1191, and subsequently allowing the Templars to attack the city of Masyaf, headquarters to the Order of Assassins, he was demoted to the rank of novice and sent on a quest for redemption. Raised to be an Assassin from birth, Altaïr obtained the rank of Master Assassin by his twenty-fourth year. Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad (1165–1257) was a Syrian Assassin during the Middle Ages and, from 1191 until his death, the Mentor of the Levantine Assassins.
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