The next AC will be set in germany 100 %

or spain there was a fight in the 1500-1700 i forgot when but theres a fight and it will definatly happen there or
you know
Patrice (the master assassin)
will send us to the French resitstance
because he is french

Uhhh... great idea, but you should sell that storyline to Ninja Gaiden, not AC

ryanHH - Please don't double post. Use the 'Edit' function, bottom right icon with the folder and the pencil end with the eraser.

Thank you.

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Originally posted by MrNussbaum:
I'm assuming all of the Japan talk started because of the writing on the wall in AC1, correct? Of course anything is possible, but it was confirmed through the e-mails in AC1 that the Japan stuff was put there by subject 16, not Desmond.

I really don't care where AC3 is set, as long as it is not entirely set in modern times. The history aspect and Ubisoft's attention to detail is what got me hooked on the franchise in the first place. Setting the games in times and locations that aren't usually explored in video games is what makes the AC franchise unique and I hope Ubisoft realizes that.

yeah i agree with you totally!!! the history, the places AND the story.

i hope they don't do the nazi time as setting :S

but japan and china isn't my choice first hand, what i would prefer to play...

Sorry for bringing up an old thread, but what I want to share is related, plus I did a research before creating an new thread.

Kotaku has a very interesting article about ACIII, WWII, woman, etc. I think you talked about that before.

http://kotaku.com/5380649/assa...ii-wwii-sure-why-not

the truth of the matter is that a man is far better suited to be an assassin than a female. The testosterone in a man's body not only makes him physically stronger, but it increases many other characteristics as well. For example, men have more red blood cells per mL of blood than women, which enables them to transport more oxygen allowing for better muscle endurance and shorter refractory periods. There are other examples, but assuming that men and women are intellectual equals, the physically superior one is the better choice.

Well being An Aikido, Kendo, Shoin Ryu Instructor this is a good idea, but for another game? You could start the game from Feudal Japan, Starting with the Ninja Wars.

Playing a Woman as an Assassin is good, cause most of history best Assassin's were Woman. Ma Hari was an incredible Assassin. Back in WWII some of the best SPIES were Woman for both sides, and more recent in the ' Cold War ' Days the best Snipers/ Assassin's were Woman. Just saying

I'm thinking it might be in the U.S.A. during the Revolution War era.( 1776 ) when the 'Templar's started in new territory where some believe that the 'Holy Grill' exists. the History channel is doing an episode of that? but be carful if the makers go into the 'Free Masons'the signs are close to the same.

Well... Nobody said ACIII will have the exact same mechanics. They can adapt the whole thing for a woman character.

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Originally posted by vanbuskirks:
the truth of the matter is that a man is far better suited to be an assassin than a female. The testosterone in a man's body not only makes him physically stronger, but it increases many other characteristics as well. For example, men have more red blood cells per mL of blood than women, which enables them to transport more oxygen allowing for better muscle endurance and shorter refractory periods. There are other examples, but assuming that men and women are intellectual equals, the physically superior one is the better choice.

SEXIST!!!
Never forget the Kunoichi! They were often more successful than their male counter parts. And all the top Jujutsu artists are women as well.
Besides, being well built physically has nothing to do with Assassination the majority of the time.

But I don't like the idea of WW2, I don't like that era and it's been done to death

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Originally posted by UchihaKarasu:

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Originally posted by vanbuskirks:
the truth of the matter is that a man is far better suited to be an assassin than a female. The testosterone in a man's body not only makes him physically stronger, but it increases many other characteristics as well. For example, men have more red blood cells per mL of blood than women, which enables them to transport more oxygen allowing for better muscle endurance and shorter refractory periods. There are other examples, but assuming that men and women are intellectual equals, the physically superior one is the better choice.

SEXIST!!!
Never forget the Kunoichi! They were often more successful than their male counter parts. And all the top Jujutsu artists are women as well.
Besides, being well built physically has nothing to do with Assassination the majority of the time.

Here we go again.

Why can't they set a game some where in the east?? Seriously, almost all games are set in the west or in the Middle East. Why can't they make a game in China or India or something. I can't remember ever playing a good game that was set in India or China or any other eastern country. And that is not because there is no good story that the developers can use. I mean seriously, they are two of the oldest civilisations both who have been in numerous wars, witnessed violent and turbulent times, seen invasions and witnessed thousands and thousands of assassinations.

It's called "globalisation".

@Uchiha Being a Jiu-Jitsu practitioner myself and competing in multiple tournaments I can guarantee you that 95% of the male players would whoop on the female players. Generally females have flexibility over males, but an experience male has flexibility, strength, and endurance advantages over any female player. Throw Jacare or most of the Gracie's in there with a female player and they'll get subbed quick. Personally I've seen it happen, women challenge the men all of the time in just for fun matches post-competition, and generally it's the males that come out on top.

As far as the other stuff goes, I have no idea so I wont comment.

I agree with opisamra and I'd like to see AC3 set in the east somewhere, like China or Japan, but if guns are introduced I think I'll lose interest. I'd also like to see some archery of some kind. It was disappointing for me the first time I saw the intro to AC1 then later found out I couldn't use the crossbow.

As for the matter of male vs. female, It's just a game, and realism shouldn't have such an impact on a game like Assassin's Creed. I'm a male and I would like to see a female character in AC3, not because I'm perverted or anything, but it's not found often within a genre like this (Or it's never done well anyway), and I think it would allow for an interesting personality.

Opisamra, what about the first Assassin's?
Going with Xana, western countries have had more cultural impact over the world so a lot of people (I'm not going to say most, hell knows how many asians would disagree) would rather see that side of the world. Me included, especially because you assassinate people.

If Ezio doesn't set sail for America at the end, then the next game will still be in western Europe. So far they've clearly linked the protagonists.

Ok just for your information, Seb Puel is currently misquote on the Internet and people get crazy about ACIII setting being confirmed during WWII with a female hero.

So here is the entire context and answer:

Talking about the possibility of the protagonist of the next AC game being female, producer Sébastien Puel had this to say:

“Where would that make sense? We don't want to just decide we want to change and have a female hero as the first inspiration is always the time period, but if you're talking about, say, World War II the economies in England and France were run by women because the men were off fighting.

So maybe in this context you were a woman in England during WWII. Why not? Nothing prevents us from doing it”

Which leads me to a conclusion. We are not done with ACII, we want to support our game and nothing is currently set for a sequel. As always the first question we will answer will be, what could be a great setting.

Everything is permitted

good
Thank you for clearing that up

That's what I always thought.