would be kind of weird for the French to try to glorify the French revolution too much, considering exactly what occurred during that barbarous moment in history. It's actually a bit of an embarrassment for the French people
The bad thing about it being set in America is they can't arbitrarily shove in foreign languages into the dialogue. That's not bene at all!
Native American? (no idea what tribe the main character is from)
Do any of the covers feature Altair/Ezio standing behind a national flag?
Speaking of such games, can anyone think of a few examples. I'm quite tired and drawing a blank.
What was the last French film you watched that was as blatantly propagandistic as The Patriot? Or are we pretending that the US doesn't have a penchant for jingoistic cheerleading now.
That is the difference between seeing the US flag in concept art and seeing other symbols.
And if you think a non-American is not qualified to pass comment, here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7mUaKUp8Ho
Perhaps now you have something like a better idea of why people worry.
Now can we put this the fuck to rest now, the GI article makes it pretty clear that they're not going for this angle.
MEGA disappoint-athon!
Boston and New York in the 1700s.
So The series went from mega cities & structures to traverse to underdeveloped shacks scattered around.
I'm more interested in navigating the frontier. If they can nail a sort of Assassin's Creed/Red Dead Redemption hybrid of exploration and movement...HNNGHHGH
What was the last French film you watched that was as blatantly propagandistic as The Patriot?
Or are we pretending that the US doesn't have a penchant for jingoistic cheerleading now.
So The series went from mega cities & structures to traverse to underdeveloped shacks scattered around.
Certainly a not-insignificant proportion of our population in our country are jingoistic, for sure. But patriotism is not jingoism. Just because on a whole Americans love our country and our flag does not mean that the majority of people in our country are jingoistic extremists with an "America! Fuck Yeah!" attitude.
And quite frankly, I'm offended that Americans are constantly painted with this sort of broad brush. That somehow we're all condescending assholes intent on proving how much better we are than everybody else. This line of thinking is as offensive to me as if I was to call the French people "cheese-eating surrender monkeys".
Factually incorrect, as already covered in this thread many times over. Educate yourself before posting nonsense.
Oh man, I love Lewis BlackAnd if you think a non-American is not qualified to pass comment, here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7mUaKUp8Ho
We must not visit the same threads in OT then.Brainpower is hard to come by on GAF sometimes. I'm finding Off-Topic more and more appealing these days.
We must not visit the same threads in OT then.
The bad thing about it being set in America is they can't arbitrarily shove in foreign languages into the dialogue. That's not bene at all!
Along with the Native language speakers, you'll also have plenty of French speakers as well. If they want to be truly historically accurate, you'd have a lot of German speakers, too. That's not to mention the panoply of African languages that would have been heard during the colonial period, often in hushed surroundings.
Now can we put this the fuck to rest now, the GI article makes it pretty clear that they're not going for this angle.
What was the last French film you watched that was as blatantly propagandistic as The Patriot?
Is there something morally/legally/socially wrong with The Patriot being...oh...patriotic about the U.S.?
Certainly a not-insignificant proportion of our population in our country are jingoistic, for sure. But patriotism is not jingoism. Just because on a whole Americans love our country and our flag does not mean that the majority of people in our country are jingoistic extremists with an "America! Fuck Yeah!" attitude.
And quite frankly, I'm offended that Americans are constantly painted with this sort of broad brush. That somehow we're all condescending assholes intent on proving how much better we are than everybody else. This line of thinking is as offensive to me as if I was to call the French people "cheese-eating surrender monkeys".
would be kind of weird for the French to try to glorify the French revolution too much, considering exactly what occurred during that barbarous moment in history. It's actually a bit of an embarrassment for the French people
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Can someone make a pre-OT for Assassin's Creed III were all the pre-released information can go? That way we won't have multiple threads for similar information as they are released.
Can someone make a pre-OT for Assassin's Creed III were all the pre-released information can go? That way we won't have multiple threads for similar information as they are released.
Only 11 hours till the announcement, whatever it is. I hope it is a trailer, even if it is short.Anyway, wasn't there a countdown? I can't find it :\
Only 11 hours till the announcement, whatever it is. I hope it is a trailer, even if it is short.
Thanks (i was looking on the game informer site).
I love AC's CG trailers, but i hope they keep that for E3 or something, because right now i want to see this new engine in motion.
Hmm.. kind of would've preferred for this to take place in Japan, so maybe we could've finally gotten a big budget Tenchu (but with the fluidity of Assassin's Creed). But after reading all the info about this, this still seems like it will be an interesting take on the AC franchise.
Man, Assassin's Creed trailers are always the best. If it's up to the quality of the Revelations CQ trailer from E3.... o.0
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by the way remember that George Washington gets a piece of Eden if the Subject 16 puzzles are right. In the photo above, the piece of Eden is hidden in Washington's hand.
True, but American Revolution and other somewhat similar historical events are much more prominent in movies & such, whereas I haven't really seen too many (at least somewhat serious/"realistic"/historical) takes on Ninjas. It's usually some anime-ish stuff or over the top action.Meh. There are tons of places that take place in feudal japan, or fantasy settings heavily inspired by feudal Japan. If I want that, there are places to get it.
Name the number of great games that take place during the American revolution. It's a much smaller group.
Hmm.. kind of would've preferred for this to take place in Japan, so maybe we could've finally gotten a big budget Tenchu (but with the fluidity of Assassin's Creed). But after reading all the info about this, this still seems like it will be an interesting take on the AC franchise.
Why does the sight of the US Betsy Ross flag immediately make you think of The Patriot? Are you so unfamiliar with US History that the bulk of your knowledge from this era comes from a dumb movie?
Certainly a not-insignificant proportion of our population in our country are jingoistic, for sure. But patriotism is not jingoism. Just because on a whole Americans love our country and our flag does not mean that the majority of people in our country are jingoistic extremists with an "America! Fuck Yeah!" attitude.
And quite frankly, I'm offended that Americans are constantly painted with this sort of broad brush. That somehow we're all condescending assholes intent on proving how much better we are than everybody else. This line of thinking is as offensive to me as if I was to call the French people "cheese-eating surrender monkeys".
If this game keep going to the most famous period of a country, it may still visit French when Napoleon Bonaparte show up. And then we have British industry revolution.
Can you name any famous Japanese period? This series is too popular in the west to be based on any Eastern countries. Maybe a portable game.
Have we lost troops to these European bears? =PThe problem is, and speaking as an European who has to deal with U.S military personal every day (live on an island with a u.s air force base), the image american´s pass to the locals here is of a bunch of drunken frat boys who can´t handle European bear and come on to every single local girl in sight.
I´m not saying that the U.S should be reduced to such crass stereotypes, but playing nicely with others would go a long way to improving points of view.
Back on topic, i would love an AC game based in the wilderness for once, and from what i can see... this one stands ready to deliver that. \o/