Zip Loc said:
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Mr.Pandah said:
Ugh. Ancient Greece? Modernize the game some more please. 1700s anyone?
I agree. An Assassin's Creed game taking place in colonial Boston throughout the Revolutionary War? Awesome. Plus, they can screw with history by saying that it was a Piece of Eden that allowed the Americans to win.
I thought that was what they were hinting at in the end cut scene of Brotherhood. When Shaun sees the Masonic Eye and the Phrygian cap, he says "Now those two come together in only one place-" and then gets cut off. That one place is the American dollar bill, so I figured the game would take place in revolutionary America.
The Eye & Cap also appear on the Declaration of The Rights of The Man And Of The Citizen (French version of the Declaration of Independence)
Well there you go. At some point an AC game is going to take place during the American and French Revolutions. Makes sense. They occurred within 20 years of each other (well within the lifespan of a typical 1700s person) and both were about the overthrow of out-of-touch oppressive privileged classes backed by religion. Maybe they'll split it up between two games like they did with Ezio.
Personally, I'd really like to see them do Elizabethan England/Dutch Revolt Netherlands. That era has so many themes present in the other Assassin's Creed games:
Strong female historical figures?: Queen Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots
Brilliant, probably gay best friend?: William Shakespeare
Religious overtones?: These were some of the critical conflicts of the Protestant Reformation
Overarching story of political intrigue and assassination?: The amount of plots and assassination attempts on Queen Elizabeth and William the Silent leave me convinced that they both slept with fingers tightly curled around knives.
Interesting historical figures?: Sir Francis Drake, Sir Walter Raleigh, Christopher Marlowe, Sir Francis Walsingham, Maurice of Orange
Historical Antagonist: King Phillip II of Spain may be no Borgia but he was the most powerful ruler in Europe and a fervent supporter of the Catholic Church who tried to crush the Reformation in both the Netherlands and England and helped give Spain its 'Black Legend'.
Fun Historical Setting: Well I doubt they could top Venice or Rome but I wouldn't mind climbing all over late 1500s London and Antwerp.
Awesome Factor: How cool would it be to jump from ship to ship taking on the entire frickin Spanish Armada?