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I could see an AC game being set in Ancient Greece or Imperial Rome; but as a prequel. I agree with Nanomat that the parkour in Rome would be amazing to experience (and see, too!), but I also think that Ubisoft can have a lot of fun with picking the right emperor to build Imperial Rome around, especially if they set their sights on Caligula or Nero. However, I'm also curious as to who our next protagonist could be as Ubisoft is known for finding them in the most unusual places. 
I could see an AC game being set in Ancient Greece or Imperial Rome; but as a prequel. I agree with Nanomat that the parkour in Rome would be amazing to experience (and see, too!), but I also think that Ubisoft can have a lot of fun with picking the right emperor to build Imperial Rome around, especially if they set their sights on Caligula or Nero. However, I'm also curious as to who our next protagonist could be as Ubisoft is known for finding them in the most unusual places.

Latest revision as of 01:36, 10 July 2026

I could see an AC game being set in Ancient Greece or Imperial Rome; but as a prequel. I agree with Nanomat that the parkour in Rome would be amazing to experience (and see, too!), but I also think that Ubisoft can have a lot of fun with picking the right emperor to build Imperial Rome around, especially if they set their sights on Caligula or Nero. However, I'm also curious as to who our next protagonist could be as Ubisoft is known for finding them in the most unusual places.