Assasins Creed - Where will the sequel be?

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Well, just so you know they *Are* working on a sequel, and there is a lot of speculation of what timezone and what area it will be set. Some say it will be set in feudal Japan, due to the inscriptions and hints in game. Some even go to say its the french revolution. Personally im not sure, but one thing id like to say is, anything but guns, gun play would spoil Assasins Creed, i like the knives and swords.
 
Never beat the first one because it was so repetitive. I would like a Japan theme, as long as they fix it up. Another Ninja Gaiden would highly disappoint me
 
I'm currently playing Assassin's Creed, and I love it. As for the sequel, I don't know where it might be, take place long before guns were invented.
 
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I'm currently playing Assassin's Creed, and I love it. As for the sequel, I don't know where it might be, take place long before guns were invented.
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It better do ;) Guns wont suit it... i hope its in Ancient Egypt
 
these rumors might be a bit dated now, but I had heard that originally they were going to do a trilogy with the game the first one being the past, the second present, and finally the third will take place in the future. As to the actual locations I have no idea. A Japanese setting would be cool though.

Personally I loved the game, but it needs a bit of work to break up the repetitiveness of it.
 
I read that the next one is an asian themed, most likely either China or Japan setting, but with another character under the same experiment.

Dunno, kinda weird. This guy pieced it together based on the scribbles on the walls.
 
We don't have any info other than it's "Being worked hard on." However, I haven't heard any rumours about Asia. The rumour I've heard was that it would take place during the French Revolution. Could be an interesting setting, in fact I'd rather not have it in Asia right now because we've got plenty of games set during the fuedal eras and all that stuff. What drew me towards Assassins Creed was the fact that it was set during the Crusades- a place that few games have dared tread. I haven't seen many that take place in the French Revolution either. Maybe visiting Japan wouldn't be a bad idea some time later in the series, but it wouldn't be my first choice. I'm not to keen on Chinese history, though it might work for Japan simply because it would be cool to incorporate the many varieties of territorial leaders they had, which could make for a deeper layered set of targets.

http://www.gamespot.com/news/blogs/...ins-creed-2-set-during-french-revolution.html It's just a rumour, but that's the rumour I was fed. I'd accept it.
 
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I have nothing against it being it Japan, but i dont want it to turn into a bloody Ninja game. Too many of those.
And i wouldnt like it in the French Revolution, because guns were invented then? It just wouldnt do to introduce guns to the game.
And like i have said in previous posts, Ancient Egypt would be an awesome setting.
 
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Assassin's Creed was originally going to be amazing, because it was a PS3 exclusive, so they had the extra 30GB (or something) extra on the blu-ray disc vs. HD DVD for teh 360, then they realized they could not make enough of a profit having a PS3 exclusive so they cut back half the features repeated the story line and made a really stupid ending, just so it could be on the 360. Once again Microsoft buys there way in and uses there money for selfish purposes and ruins a possibly amazing game.

SHAME!!!
 
story aside I thought this was a fun game. The ending of the story is what ruined it for me. You spend all the game being an assassin, slipping through the shadows and stuff like that.

Then you fight your way through 100 people to beat the game. Not at all in sync with everything else you did.

I also heard the rumors about the things that were scribbled on the wall and how they revealed secret symbols of two other "test subjects." The rumors speculated an Asian setting and possibly an Aztec setting.

I've also heard the French revolution one, and I see the merits of the ideas suggested here, like Egypt.

We won't really know until the company tells us unfortunately.
 
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