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French physician Dr Guillotin advocated the guillotine as a more humane way to kill someone than the standard way of offing people in Revolutionary Paris, which, if Assassin's Creed: Unity is to be believed, was shooting them in the trachea with a wrist-mounted crossbow. For further legit history facts see Show of the Week, which ponders the ways Unity took liberties with historical accuracy to optimise old timey Paris for modern players of Assassin's Creed. Bonjour, anachronistic doorknobs.
Also this week on Outside Xbox, we inspected Dragon Age: Inquisition's multiplayer offering: a four-player co-op mode with optional microtransactions. What does spending real money get you in Dragon Age's new multiplayer? We bought and opened chests of randomised loot so you don't have to in this Xbox One gameplay.
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