Jesper Kyd

We all wanted to be a Captain of our own ship sailing the Seven Seas, well now you can Me-Hearties!!! My brother was the one who told me about Assassin 's Creed Black Flag, I wasn 't sure about it because when I played the first Assassin 's Creed it wasn 't really my type of game and quite repetitive, also I prefer open world, 3rd person games. After seeing a few YouTube videos I decided to buy and give it a go. I have only just completed the game 100 percent after many years of owning the game. I would have finished it sooner but ran into a few problems in the past. Being a computer tech I like to regularly update my PC as technology advances. As people probably know steam saves a lot of your games on steam cloud so you don 't have to worry about your game progress when you reinstall windows or upgrade a HDD. But unfortunately you can 't rely on the Uplay version of this. I have lost my game save 4 times after reinstalling windows due to faults or just the computer running slower. This put me off playing the game because I got quite far each time and then had to do it all over again, of course after a reinstall I didn 't want to go back to the game after finding out each time I had lost the saves so I carried on playing a newer game. After completing most new releases that I wanted this year I have finally gone back to playing the game from scratch and this time I stuck with it until I finished, YAY AT LAST!!!!! You can pick this game-up for around £5.00 now, I paid…

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