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The continuing future of the 'Assassin's Creed' franchise


At this time, i cannot even determine if it is a parody or otherwise not. It completely skipped the 5 series of World War 1 and 2 set themes.

Im still waiting on the feudal japan era game.
But I vaguely recall reading through to something on how Feudal Japan lacked as much tall structures, and as a result the gameplay could be pretty distinctive from your usual aim-for-the-haystack-and-live style of parkour. Or something something something historical accuracy. Which probably makes some sense if it were true, but i possibly could totally see Assassins sneaking their way into a castle in Feudal Japan and doing what their namesake suggests. Not like that's been done before or anything.

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