Really? I think it will be revolutionary...







*cue the rotten fruit throwing*

oh god my eyes

Go eat a banana.

Or throw it at me.

If this is real maybe the guy is from America and helps with the revolution by traveling to Britain and offing some important leaders and sends King George a message.

King George holidays at 'Here be Dragons'.

IMO they should do the French revolution instead of the American revolution.

I was hoping we would go to South America to find the Crystal Skull (a Piece of Eden). But, it is already in the lore that an Assassin has been there and found the Skull. So, that's not very likely.

Probably won't be an english name.

Awahili and Wehali are both Cherokee for eagle.

The Powhatan tribes flag actually has a ghost eagle on it.

I've only played AC 1 and 2, and didn't Desmond's story end in Revelations? If so, I hope they skip the whole science fiction thing with the Animus and just stay in the Assassin's time period.

Yeah that whole modern period with desmond and the futuristic advanced culture before through me off and felt like it was totally disconnected story.

Just stick to the time periods and assassinating, don't care much for the sci-fi features in it.

Yeah... I really hate that part. The whole Desmond story is a boring and highly annoying interruption to the action, you could pull all of that [censored] right out of the games and it wouldn't have any negative effect.

I found Brotherhood and Revelations pretty boring and while the setting was cool, AC1 kinda svcked gameplay wise. AC2 was really good though.

Um... Desmond's story is the main plot. I can't see them circumventing this...

Yet, ironically, how many people really give much of a care about Desmond?

http://www.joystiq.com/screenshots/assassins-creed-3-pack-shots/4860901/#/0
Lol, this is going to be great.

They stay with it from beginning to ending(but hardly anywhere in the main chunk of the game), and it feels a world a way.

Like the fellows above, we can cut those parts out and it would probably have no negatives effects.

Not looking forward to any more Assassins Creed games.

The first two were grand; had me in a nice little trans, good story line and everything.

The last two (Brotherhood and its very lesser cousin, Revelations) were basically reskins of eachother, and very annoying and it got to the point where i just wanted to get over with it.

The games always end horribly except for the first and second ones, where they started getting sloppy soon after.

The series really should have ended with AC:R, but you know, they just keep shooting out a new game.

AC was originally going to be a trilogy, so AC:3 would've come anyway. AC:B and AC:R were probably only made in response to the overwhelming positive support of Ezio. Technically, even though they continue Desmond's story, they're still not real "Sequals."

True, I liked Ezio, don't get me wrong. The games themself didn't do it for me though, I like their ideas, but it's just too tedius. And yes, I know it was meant for a trilogy, but the fact stands that Revelations and Brotherhood are arguably not as good as the first two, but most people will say things like "EZIO R COOL" or "U GET MONEY IN REVULATIONS AND BRUTHURHUUD!"

I prefer Altair to Ezio, but they are both cool tbh. I really don't want to play as Desmond though... So I wont be obtaining a copy for myself.

Soccer moms and Native Americans alike are going to up in arms about this. The world is going to go up in flames. I better buy marshmallows.

How the hell could Desmond's ancestor be a Native American? It would be impossible prior to Europeans arriving. Maybe in the revolutionary war period? His ancestors interbred or something? How would the Assassins end up there? Seems like any reasoning would be pretty weak and unconvincing to me. Not to mention the grand old cities with lots of old history in them would be gone from the game. That would svck. We would have a industrially modern city like New York at the best. I would rather operate in London if we are going to do something related to the revolutionary war. Maybe attempting to split the Templars holds on America or something, obviously we would fail though. Still that to me would be boring. I would much rather experience Alexandria in the Hellenic days. I would want to go further back in time. Babylon, Assyria, whatever but do not toss me into the goddamned American Revolutionary War. That is well documented and they would probably stomp on history somewhere, again, and just blow the whole thing for me.

Those were made just to continue Ezio's story, they weren't meant to have any major changes.

This is in the Revolutionary War time period, so a Assassin from the Auditore line could have very well married or had fling with a Native American.

This is what I get for responding to something from the 1st page....so it is confirmed? [censored]... still have not even touched Revelations. idk if I want to now. 13 Colonial America just does not have that same feel for me. It iwll be industrial age buildings and wood everywhere. No ancient monuments to gaze at in wonder and have fun climbing on. Nothing epically huge like that either. Dammit...I too think I have lost most of my interest for this game. I will try to be open minded about it but I know they are going to so much [censored] I do not agree with as a history buff...

Again big cities in America weren't one story wooden shacks everywhere. There were many three story stone buildings, so about the height of most buildings in previous games. And there are tall buildings like churches or town halls. These cities have had 100+ years to grow.

But they still aren't like London or Paris or anything, but still not just log cabins.

I know. Where did you get that information from my post? All I was saying is that most of the buildings of that age ARE made of wood and the ones that are not, are typically industrial age buildings which to me are fairly bland in architecture. We will also have almost no extremely interesting monuments to look at which was a lot of the fun for me. Those cities may have had 100+ years to grow but they did not have enough of a drive to construct massive monuments or really get a true sense of history to them. 100 years is not a whole lot for a colonial city to grow and start making monuments.

For the most part, the most exciting buildings we will see, will be variations of this. http://alluringamericas.com/images/fi1526.jpg , and for the most part will look like this http://www.engr.psu.edu/mtah/images/NewburghNY1880col.jpg . If it is historically accurate. There will be SOME churches and Townhalls but those will not be the rule they will be the exception. There was no white house yet. No Washington monument. These were at this time just colonial cities with their main functions being to generate revenue. Monuments and great buildings would not be on the priority list. Not even close.