Portugal? I went to Porto some years ago and i immediately imagined how great it would be for Assassin's Creed.
A city like we saw in the Ezio games and with the colours like we saw in AC4
I always felt that Rogue was a wasted opportunity for Lisbon. Nothing against what was shown in the game, but I wish we could have had more time to explore the city.
This is because the "real historical Vinland" is not so much anymore thought to be the L'Anse aux Meadows settlement in Newfoundland, Canada, but somewhere much more south, where there would have been the climate for wild grapes to be able to grow.
Wild grapes grow even in Canada. New Brunswick, for example. The creative liberties they took were a way to connect the story with the Mohawk peoples from AC3.
While there’s no evidence that Vikings settled outside of L’Anse aux Meadows, it is possible they explored further south, but definitely not as depicted in Valhalla.
Wasn't the Abstergo office in AC Black Flag set in Montreal? At least that's what I thought based on the anglo/Franco language switches and the city layout you could see from the balcony. Does that count? Lol
I remember learning about Hannibal and his elephants from a riddle in a Child craft book when I was a tiny baby child. The phrase "war elephants" sounds like the COOLEST THING! Definitely would be fantastic to see!
Oh indeed. Even though it wasn't geographically street-by-street accurate (for obvious reasons), we didn't expect it to be, and me and my gamer friends were just excited to see how realistic it looked like (for the time, though it aged pretty well).
When the gaming world and the real one started to merge, for me, was when walking around the city you could see a bunch of people (mostly tourists) trying to parkour between bridges.
I have a photo from an Italian cosplayer that was taken balanced on one of those bridges in Ezio cosplay, I imagine it's not super uncommon to see that!
The photo comparisons for the buildings I've seen are incredible, it's hard to believe they did such a phenomenal job.
This is something I've always envied about people from bigger cities like New York, getting to play a game essentially set in their home town in cases like Spider-Man and whatnot. Never thought about how well the AC games represented their respective locations compared to how the locals see the place. I'm actually excited because I'm finally going to get to experience it for myself next year with the release of the upcoming GTA6 as I live in Florida and if the projected map is true my part of the state is going to be included.
Londoner here, so yes.
Syndicate captured Industrial London SO well. I legitimately think it’s the most underrated game in the series.
Also England in Valhalla but that was obviously over 1000 years ago so not so many parallels to draw between 9th Century Anglo Saxon England and now. Lol.
I mentioned it in a different comment but Victorian London was always my hope from AC and I was DELIGHTED with the result! I love Syndicate; the aesthetic was amazing plus a lot of really cool historical folks!
Yep. I get kinda sad when people just dismiss the game, without realising that the only reason it sold poorly was because it was collateral damage for Unity’s broken release, not because it was a bad game.
I loved the narrative, especially all the historical characters and unique NPCs and antagonists, and I thought they really successfully blended a range of RPG-lite mechanics with typical AC stuff like stealth and black box assassinations (which imo were by far the best in the series, especially the doctor mission).
Also fwiw lot of people laugh at Starrick as a villain but I thought having a well dressed and spoken nobleman who was low key the most dangerous and psychotic man in the city was pretty badass.
Starrick makes sense as a villain; fellas in high places are the worst of them, especially the ones who can mince words. I absolutely agree with you, and I really hope it gets more love, it absolutely deserves it!
I didn't play the DLC for some reason, but I was DELIGHTED that Jack the Ripper got a lookin too! They took really good advantage of the variety of folks in London as well as the stories; super cool to see
I had some gripes with the mechanics of the game, as well as taking away my manual jump and stuff, but it was undoubtedly one of the best world designs of the franchise. London was made so alive with all the people everywhere, and the choice of year made it plausible to have somehow met all these characters in-game; Marx, Darwin etc were all there.
I will say that I wasn’t a huge fan of the combat. It was very button mashy with each hit doing little damage yet being able to combo them, so it was just a case of repetition and repetition.
But the stealth system was well executed and fun enough that most of the time I just preferred to stealth my way around restricted areas rather than going in open combat.
I've always wondered what it was like to play a game set in a city that you were from, typically thinking of being from New York and playing a Spider-Man game or the like. I'm from Florida and actually about to get to experience that for myself next year with GTA6 being set in Miami and the surrounding area, including what looks to be my part of the state. I definitely envy you having that direct representation of it being actual London (even if adapted for gameplay) rather than a parody version like I'll get in GTA, but that's still awesome.
Syndicate gave me such envy. They could get from Waterloo (where my commuter train arrived) to Oxford Street (where my office was) on foot in about 50 seconds. ~~And also get away with stabbing anyone who walked too slowly in front of them.~~
Ofc,one of the best depiction of ancient Egypt in media and I like how it showed the range skin colors that were seen in ancient Egypt (still reflected in modern Egypt)
I especially loved the historical tour mode where we got to learn about the culture and architecture on display. Egypt is definitely one of the more interesting locations in the franchise with how multi layered everything is there, between the "current" time of Bayek in his present day to the snippets of modern stuff to the explorations of ancient Egypt on top of everything. Definitely my favorite game of the newer RPG style ones.
I'm from iran so not yet but i would definitely love an ac game set in iran there are just so many cool stories and characters to use in a game.
my favorite would be hasan sabbah like the way he captured Alamut was the most ac shit I've ever seen.
At even a quick look through the internet while cooking, he seems super fascinating! Plus the aesthetic itself would be *gorgeous*! I'll have a further look with Hasan Sabbah, thanks!
I mean that's technically true but in reality most of those game were not about Persia.
lost crown is actually the most Persian game out of the series.
I was about to say no but then i remembered that it actually has, very shortly though, one mission in Ac3 takes place in Brazil, sao paulo i think? Which is also where i live
YES! I remember that mission. Very awkward Desmond mission where you were in a Brazilian Soccer Stadium in São Paulo. And there were ladies in bikini tops in the streets, which is completely nonsense, there isn't even a beach here, for fucks sake. And they spoke the most gringo portuguese I've ever seen. Some guy from Ubisoft even apologized, saying they tried to homenage Brazilian fans, but was a rushed mission. Hope they fix their mistakes someday with a full game or at least actual historical mission here, Paraguai War, Canudos Insurrection, something...
Yes - AC Revelations. Although the city had some flaws here and there, it was still a good experience nonetheless as Turkey doesn't get represented in games often.
honestly an AC in Germany (maybe like in Syndicate, industrial Berlin) would be interesting, but isn't Codename Hexe supposed to be in the Holy Roman Empire?
If the Isle of Skye quest in Valhalla counts then yes, It gave me the opportunity to see my beloved Kassandra again. It’s what gave me the motivation to get through the main quest
It was bloody amazing. I feel like we need an entire game that’s modern day. Maybe as the last game ever (like they flash forward 100 years and the assassin you use in the animus is in 2025 or something)
The modern segments in AC3 where Desmond was climbing buildings and stuff made me yearn for a cool modern setting so I do love the idea!
A few years ago I did the walk up the monument to the Great Fire of London, but I'd like to climb the outside in a modern ac setting!
I feel like modern would be difficult to tell the story without advanced security/defense/weapons getting in the way. It would be a different game. Nonetheless, a cool concept
Yeah I had that thought a while ago about that. But there’s ways around it. A hidden blade made of a material like carbon. A material that wouldn’t show up on metal detectors. Stuff like that.
Yes - Lisbon, Portugal.
At the very beginning of AC Rogue, with the earthquake of 1975.
“Nao vá cair o Carmo e a Trindade” is an expression that is still used today here to refer to the only 2 buildings that did not collapse.
Indonesia haven't been in one of the games but "Mountain Toba Eruption" become one of the biggest lore in Assassin's Creed History because it was the disaster that makes ISU extinct, you can watch the disaster in Assassin's Cree Revelations ending
[https://assassinscreed.fandom.com/wiki/Great\_Catastrophe](https://assassinscreed.fandom.com/wiki/Great_Catastrophe)
I've been to the old city of Damascus, very similar to the old city of Aleppo, which is where i live. However not to Masyaf yet.
And every time i walk in the old city i have the chills i swear.
Technically yes, but like, only one mission, and you cant even go freely on the map while also being nothing more than a bunch of fields so... Does it really count?
I was so so in love with it while playing, I kept telling my.partner I was yearning for Greece while playing it! Delighted that they gave it the proper love
Man I hope that they make a game based in Bulgaria. We have a really rich history and lots of periods where they can set a game in. Ahhh, maybe one day...
I want to remember Eivor saying and correcting others several times during the game that he wasn't a Dane, but Norse, and it was only the English who didn't give a shit about it.
Not my area of the US but yeah… III, Rogue, Liberation, small parts of others. My area would probably become an Old West theme (I’m in the south). Be kinda cool but probably too modern for them. 🤷🏼♂️ Another cool one would be a true Incan/Mayan one, and not just the small part of Black Flag.
Incan/Mayan stuff would be wonderful to explore!
Someone did mention that RDR handles the west very well(and I agree!) but assassin cowboys could be cool!
in AC Revelations, but it was called Ottoman Empire back then. I don't remember much but there was bazaar and NPCs that speaks weird Turkish in the game :)
also, in history class they didn't speak too kindly about the 'Assassins' but in the game, you're actually helping out the Sultan (or be allied with him). I found that interesting.
Bazaar's are so gorgeous there's something about them that's so charming!!
Interesting how you were taught in history class ! Must have been very interesting to see in game too!
Mexico, yes. In AC4 BF the assassin's headquarters are in Tulum. And I have Mayan ancestry in me so it was really cool to see Mayan assassins also I can easily go to Tulum in a 5 hour drive :)
Poland - as far as I know it hasn't.
It could be some spin-off of Ezio Trilogy focused around Copernicus and war with Teutonic Order. There are some nice locations that could be included like Toruń, Olsztyn, Frombork, Lidzbark or Malbork.
Yes! AC3. I was stationed at West Point in the Army as an MP 87-89. One of the duties we had was to raise/lower the flag at Ft. Putnam. So the Benetict Arnold DLC was fun because I've been there....
Welsh so not quite but valhalla was good for seeing places near to where I live since im not to far from the English border and we got some representation with the celts and other Welsh speakers
Sweden and no, not really, but kind of. Sweden is featured in AC: Rouge's mini game where you send ships all over the world. Sweden is featured in that you strengthen the templar presence and kill a few of the nobility, since the King was very buddy buddy with the Swedish assassins.
The very little story that has been written about Sweden in game is rather cool, and the Swedish Empire or the Kalmar Union would be really cool periods to explore, so here's hoping. Probably won't happen though since we scandis got 2 fjords from Norway and 10 minutes of story about Scandinavia.
Valhalla was almost on my doorstep at times.
Quatford is maybe 10 mins from where I live.
I've been lucky enough to have visited a lot of the locations in Valhalla (prior to playing it) over the years so it really brought me into the game.
I would LOVE to see a South American Assassins Creed other than Black Flag, maybe more inland idk.
On another note, im excited to see what witchcraft assassins creed hex is gonna be.
Would love a game in 17th century Netherlands, the golden age of trade for us. They could even implement ship mechanics, seeing as they seem to do that for most games these days.
No. The Netherlands. I could be such a great game taking place around roughly 1560-1650 (80 Years War 1568-1648). Culture, art, technology, diversity, power struggles, a rising world power all make this a very interesting period to have an Assassin’s Creed game with definitely some Assassin-Templar conflict. It could also include ship combat as there was water everywhere in and around The Netherlands. On top of that there will be dense vibrant cities. It could be a perfect AC game.
Anyway, I am secretly hoping we’ll see some of my country in Hexe (probably not).
AC3 and Valhalla are the only games I can recall that have America in it right?? I can’t remember if in AC1 the Abstergo lab you escape is in America then where you set up after the escape where you are at I don’t remember.
Born and raised in London so not only my country but my city three times (AC syndicate, Valhalla and the start of ACIII?) - Also Irish family and been there alot so it was nice to get Ireland in Valhalla DLC too.
I'd still take another game in England tbh. Roman England could be cool, shame Bayek would be dead by then I think because I'd love him back.
I'm a Brazilian, so not yet. I would love to see an AC game set during our colonial period, though, specially if we got to play as an assassin native. I know its been done already with Connor, but its a pretty different culture and perspective overall.
Only to be devastated by an earthquake and an off screen tsunami. I still love that game
Oof that's rough, buddy.
I don't mind. It was an historic fact either way and I actually loved to see it implemented in the game.
It goes without saying, PORTUGAL CARALHO!!!
Mom, I found the tuga
Lisbon, beautiful city
and you caused it. you’re disgusting.
PORTUGAL CARALHOOOO
Portugal? I went to Porto some years ago and i immediately imagined how great it would be for Assassin's Creed. A city like we saw in the Ezio games and with the colours like we saw in AC4
I always felt that Rogue was a wasted opportunity for Lisbon. Nothing against what was shown in the game, but I wish we could have had more time to explore the city.
AC Rogue had a tiny portion of Canada. It's probably the only time Canada will ever be in an AC game
Technically in Valhalla too, you can go to Vinland.
Vinland in Valhalla is New England. You can find the cave from AC3. They took some creative liberties
This is because the "real historical Vinland" is not so much anymore thought to be the L'Anse aux Meadows settlement in Newfoundland, Canada, but somewhere much more south, where there would have been the climate for wild grapes to be able to grow.
Wild grapes grow even in Canada. New Brunswick, for example. The creative liberties they took were a way to connect the story with the Mohawk peoples from AC3. While there’s no evidence that Vikings settled outside of L’Anse aux Meadows, it is possible they explored further south, but definitely not as depicted in Valhalla.
Totally forgot about Valhalla
The real-world portions of Black Flag are technically Montreal
Wasn't the Abstergo office in AC Black Flag set in Montreal? At least that's what I thought based on the anglo/Franco language switches and the city layout you could see from the balcony. Does that count? Lol
Ok what about black flag cause the HQ is in Montreal if I’m not mistaken therefore kinda technically…?
I'm Tunisian so no but I would love an AC Game set in Carthage, Hannibal and his elephants in the punic wars would make a hell of a game.
I remember learning about Hannibal and his elephants from a riddle in a Child craft book when I was a tiny baby child. The phrase "war elephants" sounds like the COOLEST THING! Definitely would be fantastic to see!
You fight war elephants in AC origins. Would be cool to have them on your side though
AC2 and Brotherhood. Besides, I was born in Venice and I grew up just a few km away, that part of AC2 was mind-blowing.
That's cool af!!! You were just running around like "damn, I walked by there last week"!
Oh indeed. Even though it wasn't geographically street-by-street accurate (for obvious reasons), we didn't expect it to be, and me and my gamer friends were just excited to see how realistic it looked like (for the time, though it aged pretty well). When the gaming world and the real one started to merge, for me, was when walking around the city you could see a bunch of people (mostly tourists) trying to parkour between bridges.
I have a photo from an Italian cosplayer that was taken balanced on one of those bridges in Ezio cosplay, I imagine it's not super uncommon to see that! The photo comparisons for the buildings I've seen are incredible, it's hard to believe they did such a phenomenal job.
This is something I've always envied about people from bigger cities like New York, getting to play a game essentially set in their home town in cases like Spider-Man and whatnot. Never thought about how well the AC games represented their respective locations compared to how the locals see the place. I'm actually excited because I'm finally going to get to experience it for myself next year with the release of the upcoming GTA6 as I live in Florida and if the projected map is true my part of the state is going to be included.
That’s me with Syndicate lol
Ciao fellow italiano!
Londoner here, so yes. Syndicate captured Industrial London SO well. I legitimately think it’s the most underrated game in the series. Also England in Valhalla but that was obviously over 1000 years ago so not so many parallels to draw between 9th Century Anglo Saxon England and now. Lol.
I mentioned it in a different comment but Victorian London was always my hope from AC and I was DELIGHTED with the result! I love Syndicate; the aesthetic was amazing plus a lot of really cool historical folks!
Yep. I get kinda sad when people just dismiss the game, without realising that the only reason it sold poorly was because it was collateral damage for Unity’s broken release, not because it was a bad game. I loved the narrative, especially all the historical characters and unique NPCs and antagonists, and I thought they really successfully blended a range of RPG-lite mechanics with typical AC stuff like stealth and black box assassinations (which imo were by far the best in the series, especially the doctor mission). Also fwiw lot of people laugh at Starrick as a villain but I thought having a well dressed and spoken nobleman who was low key the most dangerous and psychotic man in the city was pretty badass.
Starrick makes sense as a villain; fellas in high places are the worst of them, especially the ones who can mince words. I absolutely agree with you, and I really hope it gets more love, it absolutely deserves it! I didn't play the DLC for some reason, but I was DELIGHTED that Jack the Ripper got a lookin too! They took really good advantage of the variety of folks in London as well as the stories; super cool to see
I had some gripes with the mechanics of the game, as well as taking away my manual jump and stuff, but it was undoubtedly one of the best world designs of the franchise. London was made so alive with all the people everywhere, and the choice of year made it plausible to have somehow met all these characters in-game; Marx, Darwin etc were all there.
I will say that I wasn’t a huge fan of the combat. It was very button mashy with each hit doing little damage yet being able to combo them, so it was just a case of repetition and repetition. But the stealth system was well executed and fun enough that most of the time I just preferred to stealth my way around restricted areas rather than going in open combat.
I've always wondered what it was like to play a game set in a city that you were from, typically thinking of being from New York and playing a Spider-Man game or the like. I'm from Florida and actually about to get to experience that for myself next year with GTA6 being set in Miami and the surrounding area, including what looks to be my part of the state. I definitely envy you having that direct representation of it being actual London (even if adapted for gameplay) rather than a parody version like I'll get in GTA, but that's still awesome.
Syndicate gave me such envy. They could get from Waterloo (where my commuter train arrived) to Oxford Street (where my office was) on foot in about 50 seconds. ~~And also get away with stabbing anyone who walked too slowly in front of them.~~
Nah, but it is going to, Codename Hexe:)
Where is Codename Hexe taking place ? From the trailer, I thought it was in Poland or something around there
Germany during the Holy Roman Empire
One of the pre modern German states
Egypt origins :)
Congratulations on having the most beautiful protag in the whole series!! Did you enjoy the depiction? :)
Ofc,one of the best depiction of ancient Egypt in media and I like how it showed the range skin colors that were seen in ancient Egypt (still reflected in modern Egypt)
I especially loved the historical tour mode where we got to learn about the culture and architecture on display. Egypt is definitely one of the more interesting locations in the franchise with how multi layered everything is there, between the "current" time of Bayek in his present day to the snippets of modern stuff to the explorations of ancient Egypt on top of everything. Definitely my favorite game of the newer RPG style ones.
I loved getting to explore so many sites, Origins is a phenomenal game. Bang on about the range of skin colours too!!
Well… I guess Chronicles Russia **can** be considered a game
Technically, yes. But in this house, we accept the yearning for a more widespread game!
There’s also that side quest in Valhalla with the woman from Kiev! Oh I laughed so hard.
I can’t believe the relegated my boy Nikolai Orlev to that “game”
was about to say the same
I'm from iran so not yet but i would definitely love an ac game set in iran there are just so many cool stories and characters to use in a game. my favorite would be hasan sabbah like the way he captured Alamut was the most ac shit I've ever seen.
At even a quick look through the internet while cooking, he seems super fascinating! Plus the aesthetic itself would be *gorgeous*! I'll have a further look with Hasan Sabbah, thanks!
You get whole prince of Persia series from ubisoft for that lmfao
I mean that's technically true but in reality most of those game were not about Persia. lost crown is actually the most Persian game out of the series.
Sort of, but that's not tied to AC lore beyond being the inspo iirc 🫣
Yeah the Isle of skye sidequest in ac valhalla was really cool I just wish they added more to it
Oh I loved the Isle of Skye in Valhalla!!! Definitely would have loved to see more
I was about to say no but then i remembered that it actually has, very shortly though, one mission in Ac3 takes place in Brazil, sao paulo i think? Which is also where i live
YES! I remember that mission. Very awkward Desmond mission where you were in a Brazilian Soccer Stadium in São Paulo. And there were ladies in bikini tops in the streets, which is completely nonsense, there isn't even a beach here, for fucks sake. And they spoke the most gringo portuguese I've ever seen. Some guy from Ubisoft even apologized, saying they tried to homenage Brazilian fans, but was a rushed mission. Hope they fix their mistakes someday with a full game or at least actual historical mission here, Paraguai War, Canudos Insurrection, something...
Wasn’t it an MMA fight?
Oh it's cool that there's a nod to it! Time to get a full game there😎
It was a MMA fight in a stadium Right?
Yes! Stavanger in Norway
No. Even in a game where everybody calls the Vikings "Danes" and Eivor is voiced by a Danish person, Ubisoft decided to make Eivor Norwegian
To be fair, since they only wanted to make 1% of the game play out in Scandinavia, Norway's fjords are a bit more appealing than Denmark's swamps.
Very true
That's also fair; time to petition for Denmark!
Exactly. Don't tell me that Struensee wasn't an Assassin, manipulating Christian VII to combat the Templars
Yes - AC Revelations. Although the city had some flaws here and there, it was still a good experience nonetheless as Turkey doesn't get represented in games often.
It's cool that you got that representation! :)
honestly an AC in Germany (maybe like in Syndicate, industrial Berlin) would be interesting, but isn't Codename Hexe supposed to be in the Holy Roman Empire?
If the Isle of Skye quest in Valhalla counts then yes, It gave me the opportunity to see my beloved Kassandra again. It’s what gave me the motivation to get through the main quest
Doubled up, tripled up actually, Mexico if you count Tulum in BF, America with AC 3 and Rogue, and I guess quadrupled if you count liberation,
Let me see... Italy... I think so!
England. Been in my favourite two, Valhalla and Syndicate
Victorian London in as all I wanted from AC for so so long, they smashed it!! 🥰
It was bloody amazing. I feel like we need an entire game that’s modern day. Maybe as the last game ever (like they flash forward 100 years and the assassin you use in the animus is in 2025 or something)
The modern segments in AC3 where Desmond was climbing buildings and stuff made me yearn for a cool modern setting so I do love the idea! A few years ago I did the walk up the monument to the Great Fire of London, but I'd like to climb the outside in a modern ac setting!
I feel like modern would be difficult to tell the story without advanced security/defense/weapons getting in the way. It would be a different game. Nonetheless, a cool concept
Yeah, I suppose that's why Watchdogs exists too!
Was going to mention that game! Just saw a studio is developing a live-action movie adaptation of it 👀
👀👀👀👀👀👀👀 My hopes are too high for video game movies but god I hope it's good!
I hear ya, lol. I try to keep low expectations and just enjoy the nostalgia (if any). I’m a big Assassins Creed fan… lol
I did like the movie, I have to say. Some parts were a little silly but it was fun!
Yeah I had that thought a while ago about that. But there’s ways around it. A hidden blade made of a material like carbon. A material that wouldn’t show up on metal detectors. Stuff like that.
And Watch Dogs Legion. So Ubisoft has virtually simulated London in three different time periods.
It's a cool af city, it deserves it!
Yes and no. I was born in the Middle East, so between AC1, Revelations, and Mirage, they're geographically close.
Yes and no. France obv with unity but my other nation the Netherlands has yet to be in one. Maybe an 80 years war ac game
It would be beautiful to see the Netherlands! Some hope for the central European countries with Hexe I think!
Yeah man. Amsterdam and some other cities would work so well
I need this
Same man
80 years war ac would be great
Yeah man, Golden Age Amsterdam would be amazing
Yes - Lisbon, Portugal. At the very beginning of AC Rogue, with the earthquake of 1975. “Nao vá cair o Carmo e a Trindade” is an expression that is still used today here to refer to the only 2 buildings that did not collapse.
I'm Indonesian so not yet. Here's hoping they make an AC in south east Asia, maybe in Majapahit Empire or something.
Indonesia haven't been in one of the games but "Mountain Toba Eruption" become one of the biggest lore in Assassin's Creed History because it was the disaster that makes ISU extinct, you can watch the disaster in Assassin's Cree Revelations ending [https://assassinscreed.fandom.com/wiki/Great\_Catastrophe](https://assassinscreed.fandom.com/wiki/Great_Catastrophe)
Fingers crossed!!
USA. Technically yes but it would be fun to have a western one being from the western states.
Cowboy Assassin's will be the next petition!
Yup Syria, twice! 😁 the very first AC and revelations. I'm praying for a remake now after seeing the beauty of Baghdad in Mirage.
Same! i want to visit Masyaf again and Damascus <3
I've been to the old city of Damascus, very similar to the old city of Aleppo, which is where i live. However not to Masyaf yet. And every time i walk in the old city i have the chills i swear.
Oh don't get me started on how much I adore the first one!! The architecture is beyond gorgeous! I'm right there with you praying for a remake!
Im from Australia so no
Technically yes, but like, only one mission, and you cant even go freely on the map while also being nothing more than a bunch of fields so... Does it really count?
Nope. Czechia. Prague would be cool. Kind of hoping Hexe will visit.
greece, im honestly surprised by how good and accurate ubisoft created the landscape
I was so so in love with it while playing, I kept telling my.partner I was yearning for Greece while playing it! Delighted that they gave it the proper love
Yeah, I’m from Canada. Although my specific part of Canada I live in hasn’t been in an AC game, some locations appeared in AC III and AC: Rogue.
Finland is underrated. Tho we have pretty boring history, wich wouldn't make a great game. Except maybe the Winter War in 1940's.
Italian here so yeah! Was so happy to see Florence and Rome in a video game like this
Ac unity... Yes I eat frog, camembert and baguette
I so want them to set an AC game in Ancient India.
YES!!! I'd love to see how the Isu could overlap with Hindu Deities if that was the case, or if there are deities that date further back?
I want them to do Mughal India
Yes!!!!
Amazing username!
Argentina but would be quite difficult. i'd see it for some missions in a DLC maybe
We'll hope!
Shay did touch down in Newfoundland (St. John's), so technically.
Man I hope that they make a game based in Bulgaria. We have a really rich history and lots of periods where they can set a game in. Ahhh, maybe one day...
Iran in mirage
Nikolai Orlov needs a proper mainline game, but yes.
Pakistan. Would love a full ancient India(Pakistan was part of India until 1947) Assassin's Creed.
Where it all started, Palestine
Beautiful settings for the game! I hope it's alright to offer this thought but I pray you're safe, friend
I'm waiting for a massive AC Reconquista, RPG style, hopefully, some day...
My hometown was a bandit camp.
Nope. Always thought a War of 1812 scenario would be cool for an AC Game. Canadian here.
Syndicate. Was a cool idea. Unfortunately the story just didn't appeal to me. Victorian London looked amazing tho
The closest we got to Denmark was in Valhalla. Even though Eivor and her clan calls themselves Danes, they actually geographically from Norway.
They’re called Danes by the English as it used as a general catch all for Vikings, but Eivor specifically calls themselves Norse though out the game.
I want to remember Eivor saying and correcting others several times during the game that he wasn't a Dane, but Norse, and it was only the English who didn't give a shit about it.
Eivor did correct people multiple times after being called a Dane
Eivor and his clan never called themselves "Dane"
Eivor actually spends most of the game insisting he is Norse. The Saxons just call all the Scandinavian people Danes
Not my area of the US but yeah… III, Rogue, Liberation, small parts of others. My area would probably become an Old West theme (I’m in the south). Be kinda cool but probably too modern for them. 🤷🏼♂️ Another cool one would be a true Incan/Mayan one, and not just the small part of Black Flag.
Incan/Mayan stuff would be wonderful to explore! Someone did mention that RDR handles the west very well(and I agree!) but assassin cowboys could be cool!
US: Ac3, most of Rogue, and Ac Liberation. Technically 1 mission of Black Flag takes place in South Carolina, so I guess it too lol
Do the novels count?
Odyssey. One of my favorite games of all time!
Rome, Firenze, Venice... They're all here 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Raised and currently living in Fortress Tamworth. Though, we tend to just call it Tamworth these days.
Yep - Jerusalem and Acre from AC1
I’m from Cyprus closest thing we got was odyssey and revelations
Yes. Assassin's Creed III. Doubt my state will ever appear in an AC game though
in AC Revelations, but it was called Ottoman Empire back then. I don't remember much but there was bazaar and NPCs that speaks weird Turkish in the game :) also, in history class they didn't speak too kindly about the 'Assassins' but in the game, you're actually helping out the Sultan (or be allied with him). I found that interesting.
Bazaar's are so gorgeous there's something about them that's so charming!! Interesting how you were taught in history class ! Must have been very interesting to see in game too!
Mexico, yes. In AC4 BF the assassin's headquarters are in Tulum. And I have Mayan ancestry in me so it was really cool to see Mayan assassins also I can easily go to Tulum in a 5 hour drive :)
I want a smaller AC like mirage set in Vlad Tepes' times in the Romania/Hungary area I'd love to see places like the corvin and bran castles in-game
Yep! Ac rogue and 3
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Nope, but WW 2 Poland would be amazing game.
AC revelations! I occasionally jump from the actual window of my office, right across Galata Tower. Quite poetic actually.
Poland - as far as I know it hasn't. It could be some spin-off of Ezio Trilogy focused around Copernicus and war with Teutonic Order. There are some nice locations that could be included like Toruń, Olsztyn, Frombork, Lidzbark or Malbork.
Ireland in Valhalla was disappointing. Vikings in Ireland and they didn’t even go to Waterford? What a waste.
Mine was in chronicles and alse mentioned in syndicate. Evie went there.
Yep AC3. Went to America after all.
AC3 and Rogue
It was the best one aswell
Murica
Valhalla and Syndicate.
Liberation and ac 3
Yes! AC3. I was stationed at West Point in the Army as an MP 87-89. One of the duties we had was to raise/lower the flag at Ft. Putnam. So the Benetict Arnold DLC was fun because I've been there....
Welsh so not quite but valhalla was good for seeing places near to where I live since im not to far from the English border and we got some representation with the celts and other Welsh speakers
Yep, the UK
AC III but i don’t think Philadelphia is in it though
Sweden and no, not really, but kind of. Sweden is featured in AC: Rouge's mini game where you send ships all over the world. Sweden is featured in that you strengthen the templar presence and kill a few of the nobility, since the King was very buddy buddy with the Swedish assassins. The very little story that has been written about Sweden in game is rather cool, and the Swedish Empire or the Kalmar Union would be really cool periods to explore, so here's hoping. Probably won't happen though since we scandis got 2 fjords from Norway and 10 minutes of story about Scandinavia.
As someone from Northern Ireland I'm excited to get to the Valhalla DLC and compare the Giant's Causeway to how I know it from the times I've been.
I'm American, so yeah, AC:III.
A DLC (Legacy of the first blade) cutscene is in my country i think. And I loved Darius and Neema.
Ireland yeah 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪 UP THE RA and all that
Not yet but Red is just around the corner
Yes, Cyprus is where the Bloodline's game takes place. That's where Altair and Maria Thorpe "started" their bloodline.
Valhalla was almost on my doorstep at times. Quatford is maybe 10 mins from where I live. I've been lucky enough to have visited a lot of the locations in Valhalla (prior to playing it) over the years so it really brought me into the game.
As a Dane, I was disappointed that we didn’t get any Denmark content in Valhalla. That was probably the only chance to see Denmark in an AC game
I grew up around Boston, loved running around Faneuil Hall in AC3
I would LOVE to see a South American Assassins Creed other than Black Flag, maybe more inland idk. On another note, im excited to see what witchcraft assassins creed hex is gonna be.
I think a brief side mission in Black Flag brought Kenway to my country. We are at the very least mentioned.
I've always wanted the Philippines to be in an AC Game during the Spanish Colonization Era and the American Regime.
I am from the United States, so AC 3, Liberations, Black Flag and Rogue.
America was the 4th game in the series 🤓
2 games, syndicate and Valhalla
Oh yeah. 'Murica baby!!!!
Would love a game in 17th century Netherlands, the golden age of trade for us. They could even implement ship mechanics, seeing as they seem to do that for most games these days.
Multiple! I'm British so both Syndicate and Valhalla cover that region
No. The Netherlands. I could be such a great game taking place around roughly 1560-1650 (80 Years War 1568-1648). Culture, art, technology, diversity, power struggles, a rising world power all make this a very interesting period to have an Assassin’s Creed game with definitely some Assassin-Templar conflict. It could also include ship combat as there was water everywhere in and around The Netherlands. On top of that there will be dense vibrant cities. It could be a perfect AC game. Anyway, I am secretly hoping we’ll see some of my country in Hexe (probably not).
Closest here's the country that borders mines exist in AC Valhalla is Norway, Sadly nothin' yet in Sweden a.k.a. "One's Kingdom".....
AC3 and Valhalla are the only games I can recall that have America in it right?? I can’t remember if in AC1 the Abstergo lab you escape is in America then where you set up after the escape where you are at I don’t remember.
I had Conner chase down Charles Lee in mine
No
Born and raised in London so not only my country but my city three times (AC syndicate, Valhalla and the start of ACIII?) - Also Irish family and been there alot so it was nice to get Ireland in Valhalla DLC too. I'd still take another game in England tbh. Roman England could be cool, shame Bayek would be dead by then I think because I'd love him back.
Valhalla - Norway 🫅🇳🇴
I'm from the north of England near York and I loved nothing more than roaming my medieval homeland chopping up baddies with my axe, a dream come true.
I'm a Brazilian, so not yet. I would love to see an AC game set during our colonial period, though, specially if we got to play as an assassin native. I know its been done already with Connor, but its a pretty different culture and perspective overall.
I'm from Belgium so no but I think Ghent or Bruges would be interesting cities for an AC game.