it should be the cold war, and part of the challenge is determining who your targets even are.
China or Japan.
No cross-gen, with The Division quality visuals would be incredible!
https://twitter.com/assassinscreed/status/413035196326244352
https://twitter.com/assassinscreed/status/413036253806751744
Is Ubisoft really giving some hints about the new location or just messing around?
Canada. From 1812 to confederacy.
https://twitter.com/assassinscreed/status/413035196326244352
https://twitter.com/assassinscreed/status/413036253806751744
Is Ubisoft really giving some hints about the new location or just messing around?
Yeah sounds like fun, I can imagine all the follow and eavesdrop missions - everyone loves those right?
Seems like Feudal Japan is a no brainer even though I have similar feelings about that as I do with the great AC4.
I just wanted a pirate game and in the case of Japan I just want a Ninja/Samurai game.
The animus, the templars/assassins, magic apples, blah blah..sorry I stopped caring. Too convoluted for its own good and it got boring after brotherhood.
I'd love to see Victorian London. It's ripe for a game like this. Spiritualism, secret cults, foggy and rainy weather, a huge antiquated city, etc. The era oozes atmosphere. It's perfect for Assassin's Creed.
I too was growing weary of the yearly entries, and I thought I was done with the series for good after the terrible AC3, but then I played AC4 and it rekindled my love for the series in a way few games can.Would it kill em to just not release a new ASSCREED in 2014? Wouldn't it build hype and anticipation for the series if they took a year off? I understand it's basically Ubisoft's CoD at this point, but c'mon now.
official image of ubi's indian assassin creed graphic novel.
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i hope they go to india with AC 5
The Templar/Assassin story has infinite potential, it's just that Ubisoft themselves stopped caring at this point. They haven't done anything relevant with the Templar vs Assassin plot since the original game. It's the only one that really showed the shadow war, the different aspects of both factions and the hundreds of years this battle has been going on. Altair was just a small cog in a much larger machine, the world didn't revolve around him [unlike the Ezio saga where Ezio is the center of the universe in multiple aspects]. AC's story was fascinating stuff, especially how the Templars are portraided as evil dictators trying to rule the world and piece by piece you learn the true philosophy and how they don't seem any worse than the Assassins themselves.
I loved it, and I HATE how Ubi just threw all the subtlety, all the nuance of the backstory out the window in favor of a more blockbuster-ish, accessible "good guy Assassin vs bad guy Templar" story. Assassins are nothing more but a bunch of lunatics who kill people because they feel like it's the right thing. It's a fragmented mess and as a result nobody cares and nobody should. Because why care about something the dev themselves obviously don't really care for.
[I've been rooting for the Templars ever since the original Assassin's Creed, if Ubi had guts they'd actually make a game from the Templar's perspective]
The Templar/Assassin story has infinite potential, it's just that Ubisoft themselves stopped caring at this point. They haven't done anything relevant with the Templar vs Assassin plot since the original game. It's the only one that really showed the shadow war, the different aspects of both factions and the hundreds of years this battle has been going on. Altair was just a small cog in a much larger machine, the world didn't revolve around him [unlike the Ezio saga where Ezio is the center of the universe in multiple aspects]. AC's story was fascinating stuff, especially how the Templars are portraided as evil dictators trying to rule the world and piece by piece you learn the true philosophy and how they don't seem any worse than the Assassins themselves.
I loved it, and I HATE how Ubi just threw all the subtlety, all the nuance of the backstory out the window in favor of a more blockbuster-ish, accessible "good guy Assassin vs bad guy Templar" story. Assassins are nothing more but a bunch of lunatics who kill people because they feel like it's the right thing. It's a fragmented mess and as a result nobody cares and nobody should. Because why care about something the dev themselves obviously don't really care for.
[I've been rooting for the Templars ever since the original Assassin's Creed, if Ubi had guts they'd actually make a game from the Templar's perspective]
Like, one of these. With a hidden blade. The game writes itself![]()
The role of woman in sengoku Japan was... very VERY poor... A woman ninja/geisha ? hum... ugh...
You probably don't see it this way but there is a big difference between games set in Japan and games thst are set in fanasy japan with magic and demons. Also, I am curious how many recent games are actually set in japan or china. Sleeping dogs is the only one I can think of from the top of my head. Also I guess you can say Yakuza but it has a really small fan base and not many people play it. I'm wondering where this Asia fatigue is coming from.No Japan, no China.
There are too many god damned games in Japan, I do not care if "but there is not an Assassin's Creed game in Asia".
I am sick and tired of asia in video games.
Plenty of other companies put Japan and asia in games in some form or another.