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[Johnfalcon99977]

It was a second Ezio Auditore da Firenze game, called Assassin's Creed Brotherhood.

Sorry. I couldn't stand it.

[Shambling Zombie]

It was a second Ezio Auditore da Firenze game, called Assassin's Creed Brotherhood.

Sorry. I couldn't stand it.

Thanks.

[Leafsnail]

1800s London would be awesome. Factories, smog, Enlightenment architecture. Awesomeness.

Yeah, Victorian London would be great (heck, it was a pretty good place for real killers >.>).  Plus there could be plenty of random historical figures to meet.

[lordcooper]

I heard AC is also going for time periods that aren't usally visited by other games.

I have dougts about the industrial era, seeing as the game doesn't seem to be gunning for just a 3 game series. Female assassin has not been comfirmed of denied, so its worth considering.

And as for AC being more Desmon-based, considering the ending of AC Brotherhood, it seems Desmon is knocked up out. (Sorry, I just couldn't resist )

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And being forced to stab Lucy was a bitch. But if you payed some attention to certain things while in Modern Monteriggioni, some sgins says shes really a templar double agent.

Woah woah woah, ok what? I lack Brotherhood, so can someone fill me in? I thought it was like that other  AC game, the other with altair for the second time that had a few story things but where easily picked up on in AC2, what the hell happened in Brotherhood?

I was working off this post which seems to state there is a second game featuring Altair.

I have Brotherhood

[nenjin]

Also, who says it can't take place BEFORE the other games?  It doesn't neccessarily have to move forwards.

Because of the meta-plot. The reason, stated in AC2, for the second game is "Desmond needs the skills of his ancestors to become an Assassin in the modern age." What's discovered at the end of AC2, like AC1, is more than that and really shows the reason for AC2 as a game is so....

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Ezio, who is actually Desmond, can learn the truth. The aliens aren't speaking to Ezio at the end of AC2, they're talking to Desmond.

So unless there's something they need to know that is revealed in a time before the renaissance or medieval times....the story has to move forward, both in the current timeline and in what they're dealing with. Especially since:

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AC2's ending points to "stuff" that needs to be "found" or "else." The next part of the story will address that part. It's not out of the realm of possibility that the ancient alien things, which set up Ezio/Desmond finding out the "truth" from across space and time in AC2, allow for some asynchronous revealing of more "truth." It would just be overly complicated.

[Moogie]

The second game featuring Altair was on the PSP. I played it, purely because I'm also a massive AC addict and NEED to know all of the story. It wasn't a great game at all, and it didn't really tell us anything new, but it did fill in some blanks about Altair's life after he got hold of the Artifact and started decyphering it.

[KaguroDraven]

The second game featuring Altair was on the PSP. I played it, purely because I'm also a massive AC addict and NEED to know all of the story. It wasn't a great game at all, and it didn't really tell us anything new, but it did fill in some blanks about Altair's life after he got hold of the Artifact and started decyphering it.

Si, and the Codex of AC2 gave us the basics of what happened in it, I had assumed Brotherhood was like that, but for Ezio instead of Altair, now I learn some serious stuff when down and am utterly confused.

[lordcooper]

The second game featuring Altair was on the PSP. I played it, purely because I'm also a massive AC addict and NEED to know all of the story. It wasn't a great game at all, and it didn't really tell us anything new, but it did fill in some blanks about Altair's life after he got hold of the Artifact and started decyphering it.

Si, and the Codex of AC2 gave us the basics of what happened in it, I had assumed Brotherhood was like that, but for Ezio instead of Altair, now I learn some serious stuff when down and am utterly confused.

I may pick up a PSP to give that game a bash.  And yeah, Brotherhood is AC3 for all intents and purposes.

[Rakonas]

My personal hypothesis is that it will be some nice revolution style.
American Revolution will basically be the start, perhaps with the freemasons/templars of the new republic being the antagonist. Later, something will happen and there'll be some awesome french revolution main plotline. Then it'll probably end with some cleaning up of the big bad in early industrial London for good measure.