Revealed ahead of RuneScape Gold

the first image and details concerning the game's pre-order bonus DLC have similarly been revealed ahead of RuneScape Gold schedule.With Unity forgoing previous consoles to make the most of the Xbox One and PS4 both visually and technically, it seems fitting that the French publisher would save such an upgrade for a historical event as significant as the French Revolution (1989-1799). The developers remain tight-lipped in the lead up to what we can assume will be an extensive reveal at E3 2014, but a Twitter

user has let yet another cat out of the RS 2007 accounts bag, revealing the first promotional image of retailer-exclusive DLC content.Besides revealing a look at the face of the game's French hero (Arnaud/Arno), it hints at the existence of a Chemical Revolution mission, with one historical figure heavily alluded to as one of the game's historical supporting characters. The addition of chemicals to the protagonist's arsenal is nothing new, with explosives being implemented in previous Assassin's Creed games as well. But

 the Chemical Revolution was a very real shift in scientific thinking leading up to the turn of the 18th century, and while he may not have reached the peak of his career during the French Revolution, it was Antoine Lavoisier's theories which led him to be called 'the father of Cheap RS Gold modern chemistry.'With Ubisoft's love of blending fiction and history, it's possible Lavoisier could make a potent ally for the game's hero, assuming he is present in more than just this DLC mission.Further details will have to wait

since it's unlikely that Ubisoft will be confirming these or any other details until their media briefing at E3. But while the French Revolution setting may have been hinted at all the way back in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, the story the developers wish to tell is still unclear. For instance: the rise of the people against the aristocracy fits easily enough with the AC story formula, but Lavoisier's place in the struggle isn't as straightforward.As a scientist and academic in search of empirical truth in the http://www.rsgole.com/