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Uh, no. The series isn´t about moving forward in time. They can pick ''any'' setting, not something that is set between the 1700s and 2000s. Click [http://www.egmnow.com/articles/news/ubisoft-assassins-creed-4-could-take-place-before-assassins-creed-3/ here]. Just because you interpret something in a particular way doesn't make it fact.
Uh, no. The series isn´t about moving forward in time. They can pick ''any'' setting, not something that is set between the 1700s and 2000s. Click [http://www.egmnow.com/articles/news/ubisoft-assassins-creed-4-could-take-place-before-assassins-creed-3/ here]. Just because you interpret something in a particular way doesn't make it fact.
Not that World War I wouldn't be interesting, anything would in my opinion. ''AC4'' simply doesn't ''have'' to be set in that period.

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Uh, no. The series isn´t about moving forward in time. They can pick any setting, not something that is set between the 1700s and 2000s. Click here. Just because you interpret something in a particular way doesn't make it fact.

Not that World War I wouldn't be interesting, anything would in my opinion. AC4 simply doesn't have to be set in that period.