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Many games from UbiSoft do this. At first each game tried to justify the existence of such an ability, these days they don't even try. In Far Cry 4, if you see

by talmand 10y ago

Many games from UbiSoft do this. At first each game tried to justify the existence of such an ability, these days they don't even try. In Far Cry 4, if you see them mark them with the camera; if you don't see them, inject a magical leaf drug that marks them. In other games just make your eyeballs glow and you see more than you could possibly know.

minimaxir 10y ago
Assassin's Creed was the first and atleast attempted to justify it in universe. As essentially hereditary magic.
- talmand 10y ago
  That one actually sort of made sense, considering if you go along with the technology described.