Ubisoft: Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood DLC Will Be Better

Many Assassin's Creed fans were upset when they found out AC II would have missions that were taken out of the game as paid downloadable content. Ubisoft's Vincent Pontbriand has said he'd like to do "better" DLC.

In a interview with CVG he said, "We wish to [do better]. I think people felt cheated at the impression that there was stuff that didn't make it into the game. It's frustrating since I can understand that view but it wasn't our intentions at all. We want to give more of the game so we have plans for post-launch DLC."

He continued, "It's harder to expand it story wise in terms of single-player because otherwise you never have closure, you have to re-open doors if you know what I mean. It's a calculated risk."

It's a interesting claim to make especially when people like Totilo are saying that Copernicus Conspiracy is nothing special.

AC Brotherhood DLC: 'We'll do better,' says Ubisoft Via CVG