Although the culmination of the franchise The Witcher was achieved with Wild Hunt, the truth is that the second installment, Assassins of Kings, was not far behind either. Released in 2009, the title put us back under the command of the mythical witch Geralt of Rivia to live true fantasy adventures, but added a very realistic joke.
During the prologue of the CD Projekt RED work, in the Castle Assault mission, we can find a corpse very close to the enormous iron doors that allow us to enter the area. On a hay cart, we will see that the body is covered by a white cape with a hood tied with red and brown garments and everything points to a death from falling from a great height. Here you can see the sequence.
“Hmm… I guess they’ll never learn,” says Geralt upon encountering such a scenario, at the same time receiving a point in the Position talent. In case it’s not clear, it’s all about a joke to make fun of Altairthe protagonist of the first installment of Assassin’s Creed.
One of the most recognizable moments of the franchise Ubisoft They are called leaps of faith, which consist of falling from a great height so that a pile of straw stops the fall without problem. However, a few years ago, some students from the University of Leicester They demonstrated what is evident: a large amount of hay is needed to survive jumps.
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