swils94

@swils94:

...And that makes it hard to distinguish significant skill gaps between the various Assassins. Kinda the point of this whole debate, in case you forgot.

Use in game memories. Use canon trailers like Revelations. Use footage gathered from Abstergo Entertainment (look below). Its a no brainer.

Takes down 8 men singlehandedly while he's still a kid and before he even gets trained by Achilles. And it's a canon part of the game that you're required to do to progress the story, rather than just being gameplay.

That wasn't so hard, was it? Have a cookie.

Yup.

Nup.

So let me get this straight...

Everybody was thinking of making ridiculous, unnecessary, crude, childish, and inane comments towards me despite their obvious fallacious nature?...

I'm fairly certain that was just you.

Calling you "ignorant" is fitting seeing as its the truth. But lets not go completely off topic here.

And you have absolutely none to support your claims that it's non-canon besides your own personal bias.

So I guess that means it's canon.

Glad we're on the same page.

I'm biased? The burden of proof is on you, silly fool. You have, like, 3 other people saying the trailer is non-canon. You have no context, no proof, no hard evidence that indicates that the trailer is canon. All you have are your petty claims that it was created by the developers for the purpose of showcasing his abilities, when in actuality its nothing but a fancy gig to rake in a large audience for the purpose of sales. Not even the "intelligent" people whipping up wikia pages on Connor can place the event of the battle.

It actually did happen.

There was a trailer, remember?

I'm not sure how you could possibly forget that since that is what we're discussing...

It didn't happen in canon.

So what? There was Chuck Dixon's non canon Richard Dragon series where Richard completely demolished Shiva, doesn't mean he'll actually do it.

My logic was the exact opposite.

Context is what makes or breaks something as canon. If it fits within the story, and isn't inconsistent, then yes, it's canon.

So where's the context you're so easily providing us? It doesn't fit within the story, where else have you read about this battle? I for one am interested in the battle and have actually tried looking for some context. There is none.

Without context, you wouldn't know if it fits within that stipulation.

Exactly. So why are you assuming its canon anyway?

@swils94:

1). There are very, very little instances in ANY Assassin's Creed game where people actually fight in cutscenes.

2). Connor actually plenty of feats where he stomps large groups of people.

3). It's still canon.

1. And?

2. Proof?

3. Nope.

Good, good. Insult me with complete Straw-Man fallacies.

That's how you win debates.

Keep it up, slugger.

I was just saying what everyone was thinking.

Well if it displays Connor's abilities, and you acknowledge that, then I really don't care whether you dub it as "canon" or not.

The fact is, it very clearly was the developers' way of showing us what Connor is capable of. So, it can be used as a skill feat.

I don't care if you don't care what I think. Facts are facts and you lack the proof that the Assassin's Creed 3 trailer is canon. It may showcase his capabilities, but the fact that it isn't canon, means that it didn't happen. So its not useable.

Maybe it is, maybe it isn't. I dunno, I don't play Mortal Kombat.

What does it matter? By your logic, you don't need context for it to be considered canon, right?

If it's inconsistent with the game, then no, it's not canon. Otherwise, sure, it's canon.

smh

The Terminator

Jmarshmallow

Jmarshmallow

The Terminator

That trailer is totally canon. It has no inconsistencies, and it was created by the game's developers. There is no reason why it wouldn't be canon.

In my mind Jmarshmallow is cutting everybody's throats.