Assassins Creed Statue/Figures

[The rare list 101]

Originally Posted by MattTweeks

Aaah, that's news I never knew! About the time they killed off Desmond then. Big shame that.

I noticed the game has become a lot more abstergo based, in that they seem to be controlling the modern worlds media.

I've not actually finished Unity due to all the glitches, it put me off a little and I haven't got back into it yet, so I've no idea what the outside story of the game is.

What I do like to see, is that victorian London has cars...
I'm not excited because of something silly like driving, but just that it shows how modern were getting with the games. I can't wait for a modern day one, and even a future one!

There's still a lot of potential for the franchise. Hopefully the movie next year is amazing and Ubisoft get the drive to push the franchise where it deserves to go.

UNITY actually has no modern day story. YOU are the modern day story. You are an initiate. You get in a sort of skype conversation with one of the assassin's. She gives you the order to search true history (this time paris) for whatever. That's it basicly. The ending is everything but groundbreaking. It's like a useless episode in a tv series were the story actually doesn't go on.

About syndicate...The cars... alright, nice. But it felt like this was there great invention!!! The next thing in AC gaming!!!.... wait wut? After playing a couple gta games and others I'm not impressed because they made cars.

The franchise has potential, but when money is the passion you strive as a company... bad things happen. That's gaming history, it's Murphy's law.

[MattTweeks]

Originally Posted by The rare list 101

UNITY actually has no modern day story. YOU are the modern day story. You are an initiate. You get in a sort of skype conversation with one of the assassin's. She gives you the order to search true history (this time paris) for whatever. That's it basicly. The ending is everything but groundbreaking. It's like a useless episode in a tv series were the story actually doesn't go on.

About syndicate...The cars... alright, nice. But it felt like this was there great invention!!! The next thing in AC gaming!!!.... wait wut? After playing a couple gta games and others I'm not impressed because they made cars.

The franchise has potential, but when money is the passion you strive as a company... bad things happen. That's gaming history, it's Murphy's law.

I just think the cars/carriages symbolise how close they're getting to a modern day setting. 1868 is 147 years ago compared to unity based in 1789 which is 226 years ago.

They've skipped 79 years of history in one game, which means the next game could see us in 1947 when WW2 peace treaties were signed and jeeps were made, then we could easily find ourselves having a 2020 game come 2017!

I'm excited about the future prospects of assassins creed.

[LowlyAssassin]

Originally Posted by MattTweeks

I just think the cars/carriages symbolise how close they're getting to a modern day setting. 1868 is 147 years ago compared to unity based in 1789 which is 226 years ago.

They've skipped 79 years of history in one game, which means the next game could see us in 1947 when WW2 peace treaties were signed and jeeps were made, then we could easily find ourselves having a 2020 game come 2017!

I'm excited about the future prospects of assassins creed.

They dont always have to move forward in time, ac4bf was before ac3
You think in 2018 we will see a game set in 2100? When the games used to pride themselves on being somewhere towards the historical representations or a small time slice of the period that they were delicting