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Bad Writing About Games, pt. III

“The first half of Assassin’s Creed is a truly clairvoyant experience. You’ve never played anything like it. The sagacious story, incalculable crowd interaction, and unprecedented freedom to traverse the environment how you choose are landmark moments.”

GameTrailers.com.


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> incalculable crowd interaction

From some of the videos of the AI that are doing the rounds, it does look like they don't bother calculating anything :)

This is one of my favorite pieces of bad writing about games. You can just see thesaurus.reference.com open in a tab as it was being typed out.

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