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OXCGN looks at more possible places and time periods for Assassin's Creed 3, including modern and ancient time options, in great detail, giving historical background for each period. Which do you like?
When and where will Assassin’s Creed 3 take place? In Part 1 I outlined four possible options and now with Part 2 we will look at several more.
With so many clues revealed through codex, ’subject 16′ revelations, symbols on walls, Pieced of Eden locations, and 6 statues in the Tuscan villa, Ubisoft could be directing us to the next instalment, or just throwing around a lot of food for conjecture.
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Do you really want to play a game that takes place in modern North America? When you have all of history and the world to play with? Lack of imagination or what.
And seriously I thought National Treasure and Dan Brown's Lost Symbol book were dull compared with other 'conspiracy' stories overseas in locations with longer history.
and perhaps, you would have to jump back and forth from the real world and the animus in order to triangulate the location of an object.
The first AC had the player find out details of what was actually going on. The second AC had the player turn Desmond into an assassin comparable to Ezio which was the whole point of it and at the same time the player found out some freakin crazy stuff.
Now at this point the goal is to actually stop the Templars and this... other threat. I think there may be a few points where the Animus may be required in the 3rd game, but I think it'll be a minor portion of the game compared to doing things in the modern world. Whatever happens though, we know Ubisoft is going to make it awesome at least.
I wanna see my country in a worldwide release!
..please?
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