What do you get for collecting the Borgia flags? I found all ten feathers and all that happened was, "You found 10/10 feathers". I thought that you would get something in the game or at least a "Trophy Collection" (ex-360 user, moved to the much better PS3). If all I get is, "You found 101/101 Borgia Flags" I won’t get them. Thanks.
my bf adores the first two AC games. He beat them pretty quick and still played them over for the flags/feathers. I even bought him a perfect replica of Altair’s sword for christmas. I was thinking of getting him brotherhood, but I hate spending sixty bucks on a game. I heard it was great, but some more opinions will help me decide if I want to buy it for him for christmas or not. is it long? similar to the other two story lines? ect.
thank you so much for answers.
easy 10 points.
Yes, I am in the US.
We haven’t had a price drop in my area yet, its still like 55 dollars for it.
I got him the sword because he collects blades and the design of the sword is really nice. We always joked about how cool it would be to own the sword in the game so I planned this out.
Alright, so I’ve done all missions 100 percent, collected all feathers, all templar agents, all Leonardo missions, All Lair of romuls with 100 percent, All viewpoints/Borgia Towers, All Guild challenges, and Rebuilt Rome 100 percent and my Full sync is only 69.3 percent, can you guys tell me exactly what it is I need to do, other then Borgia flags and treasures?
So I know that you get the borgia cape for collecting all the flags, and that you get NOTHING for collecting feathers, but do you get anything for collecting all the treasures?
There is some flags and feathers that seem impossible to get to normally, do you need the parachute or flying machine to get to certain flags and feathers?
I’m a 12 year old girl, strawberry blonde hair, green eyes, pale-ish skin, I’m 5’2" and I need help deciding on my costume. The costumes are:
Batgirl: I have a batman cape from 6 Flags, a batman hat, and a mask. I’d just have to wear black clothes.
Masquerade Chick: a purple masquerade mask with feathers, and a matching purple dress.
A Dummy: A raggedy ann costume, white face, lines where my mouth is, wa-la, dummy.
So now just choose… Suggestions accepted.
The Gerewol festival
Wodaabe men, with elaborate make-up, feathers and other adornments, perform the Yaake: dances and songs to impress marriageable women
Languages that are spoken in Nigeria include, hausa, djerma, tama, jad, and French.
Nigeria is located Nigeria is in West Africa, beside Nigeria and Benin
Niger population is about 15,000,000
Niger capital city is Niamey
Niger became a country on august 3 1960 when it got it’s independence from France.
Traditional clothing in Niger is for men a hat made out of Fila, pants make out of sokoto, and Agbada as a gown. Women wear a gele cap, a buba gown, iro pants.
Traditional games in Nigeria include racing on horses or camels
The flag of Niger uses the national colors of orange, white and green, with an orange circle in the center.
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Why are the answers for dinosaur questions so terrible? I see so many responses which are very ill-informed and the answers chosen as the best are usually the worst! There’s no way to go back and re-open these Q&A to add better information leaving closed Q&A sessions with terrible misinformation. What’s the appropriate way to handle these situations? Should they be flagged for abuse? I don’t think it’s good to encourage people to think extinct marine reptiles had gills or that there were no feathered dinosaurs when we consider there is no evidence for the former (examining modern aquatic vertebrates = no gills in any of these; no evidence of adaptations towards gill-breathing in fossil aquatic reptiles) and plenty of evidence for the latter (countless feathered specimens described in peer-reviewed publications clearly show the presence of feathers in many theropod dinosaurs). These are just two cases which I saw which especially jumped to mind, but there are plenty of other awful answers which I’ve seen. What’s the best way to handle this?
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Bird’s Nest
by C.S. Scotkin
Another porch…
potted impatiens
from brass hooks
cascade pastel
hues of dawn.
Shh, hear them
in the middle,
that purple one.
Gray dove still,
belies her fear,
three down chicks
now motionless,
she does not leave.
Shh…meet her
mother eyes.
She will not leave.
This cradle chosen
so close to my door
wakens new
awareness, Shh!
Close quietly,
whisper respect.
She knows me now,
I am no threat.
Her babes grow
quickly, her care
flags not once.
She sits, eyes meet
once more, shh…
our trust complete.
I reach out
warm feathers
beating heart…
mother’s heart…
like mine.
