The gang of lads armed to the tip of their helmet, encumbered with heavy loads of equipment - the "real" motive for their jump refusal - made its entrance in the series' episode of choice. And not commonly mannered, but with an entire host of borrowed elements resting on its shoulders, arousing personal opinions to announce their dominance upon broadcasting space. Because many are the things bestowed upon this new iteration, outlining the eternal hope that the new and the old shall coexist in harmony. A genuine possibility or just the apparent naivety of a "clumsy" marketing maneuver? All of the important aspects will be analyzed at the given time.
The main reason for reckoning the present episode to be the series' first real moment of choice - I don't imagine the "bees" from Ubisoft letting the concept on deposit too much - it's the current tradition to offer a structural set easily assimilated by the new generations of players raised in the spirit of accessibility. But as the evil bears a seed of good, the story fills up much easily the simple negative, modeled with the strictness imposed by the new "settlement", and from that particular reason, the experience proves to be much more united.
