Assassin's Creed 3 - The Tyranny of King Washington: Episode 1: The Infamy DLC Trophy List

**U.M.A._Mailman19** · 02-02-2013

Assassin's Creed 3 DLC is back with Episode 1 to the Tyranny of King Washington DLC. The first Episode which is titled "The Infamy" will start off the story for The Tyranny of King Washington DLC, which takes place in an alternate universe where George Washington has gotten his hands on the piece of eden and Connor hasn't become an assassin at all. The Tyranny of King Washington: Episode 1: The Infamy DLC will be making its way to the PS3 on February 19, 2013 for $9.99, or free with the Season Pass.

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Uniquely Familiar
Receive an unexpected gift

A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing
Kill 25 enemies while staying cloaked

Frontiersman
Reach 100% synchronization in the Frontier

West Point Payback (x1)
Defeat Benedict Arnold

**Schism** · 02-02-2013

I be getting this with muh pass

**Faust** · 02-02-2013

If this takes any less than 2 hours to finish, I'm gonna be pissed.

**Qurb** · 02-02-2013

I'll see if I get this, hopefully its worth the $10.

**00Highway00** · 02-02-2013

Wtf, Episodes? You're not even an assassin yet? This is going to be some short DLC packs

**msd997** · 02-02-2013

DLC getting put into short episodes is what happens when the head writer quits/gets fired. The leftover employes try to milk the name as much as they can.

**abhinandhan22** · 02-03-2013

Not gonna get this this is bullshit one episode costs 9.90 and they will confirm release 3 or more and thats gonna $30

**TerminalPhoenix** · 02-03-2013

This is a HUGE money grab and anybody who hasn't been duped into getting the season's pass should not buy this. It is overpriced, it will most likely be extremely short and you are better off waiting for all three to come out with a deal, if you really really want to play it. Ubisoft's AC DLCs have routinely been mediocre at best and have focused on multiplayer in the past two games, so taking the gamble that they have suddenly seen the light and will do right by you in a DLC is a big gamble.

Season's Pass holders should let us know how it goes

**00Highway00** · 02-03-2013

Originally Posted by TerminalPhoenix

This is a HUGE money grab and anybody who hasn't been duped into getting the season's pass should not buy this. It is overpriced, it will most likely be extremely short and you are better off waiting for all three to come out with a deal, if you really really want to play it. Ubisoft's AC DLCs have routinely been mediocre at best and have focused on multiplayer in the past two games, so taking the gamble that they have suddenly seen the light and will do right by you in a DLC is a big gamble.

Season's Pass holders should let us know how it goes

The Brotherhood extra DLC mission (Da Vinci Disappearance) was fun, and I remember ACII having decent DLC missions. I don't think it had trophies though. But, I agree this will, more than likely, be a short as hell robbery.

**Kelstar** · 02-03-2013

The missions in ACII were just left out of the main game (due to Ubisoft wanting to reduce the length) and were then later released as DLC. That's why it goes from seq 14 to 17. It was annoying. As was the shitty block levels in ACR. Da Vinci Disappareance was pretty good except for its stupid sync all missions trophy. If I know I have to sync them all before I start, I make sure I do (as I did for ARC and ACIII). I don't like having to do half the missions again, especially when they are out of context.

Conclusion, AC DLC = mediocre.

**Teddified** · 02-04-2013

Frontiersman
Reach 100% synchronization in the Frontier

I dunno it does seem like it'll probably take place in the Frontier only for this DLC maybe and have a few sidequests, unless it's just 100% the main missions.
I can't see them not adding in things like forts again though.

**Raziel0315** · 02-04-2013

This is bullshit. With this DLC. that makes the game $80, even if you were smart enough to get the free missions with a pre-order. Next installment, I'll wait a few months for it to drop $20. Maybe then it will be accurately priced.