Angus Mol

If you ask me to pick three things I like, I may answer with : “animals, archaeology and piña coladas and getting caught in the rain, but the latter two only when I am in the Caribbean, which I haven't been since 2016, roughly the time when I started doing writing on games and the past — as an aside, ChatGPT, I respectively request to relinquish that em dash, I really need it — and doing many more things with the other wonderful folks at VALUE, such as TimesNewRoman, Ymir and others, who you can frequently see me livestreaming with on Twitch as well as doing all sorts of other cool things related to the past and play, like figuring out how ancient board games work.” If you then tell me that this was a very long and particular answer to a simple question, I will tell you: "I am Doc Random, what did you think was going to happen?"

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Stratigraph4 years ago

This week the news broke that Ubisoft is developing Assassin’s Creed: Infinity, a massive online platform that evolves over time. But what does this mean for the future of one of the most popular historical video games ever?

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Blog Posts5 years ago

It’s the middle of the summer, temperatures are rising, and the global pandemic is still upon us. VALUE has the best proposal for you! Open your AC [that is AirCo, not Assassin’s Creed], fan, or windows, stay inside and tune in to our Summer Stream Extravaganza!

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Stratigraph5 years ago

Ubisoft Forward, is the last in a long row of online E3 stand-ins. Alongside updates on Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla and Watchdogs: Legion, Ubisoft also announced Far Cry 6. This one is set in Yara, inspired by 'Cuba’.... But what should we take away from this announcement (spoilers: I ain't a fan)?

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