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<div class="quote">Sol Pacificus wrote:<br | <div class="quote">Sol Pacificus wrote:<br>I personally think that a higher entity to the Isu would make for an unstable lore because then we would endlessly speculate if there are even entities higher and higher. I also think that if there were any truly divine figure, it would derail ''Assassin's Creed'' since a lot of it is built on the premise of supernatural phenomenon, magic, myths, and divinity being rationalized or "scientized" (whatever the proper word for it is), but this is just my opinion. It could be interesting.</div> | ||
I think you're referring to Clarke's Third Law: | I think you're referring to Clarke's Third Law: ''Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic''. | ||
In general, we have not seen any signs of any "real" magic in the AC-verse. | In general, we have not seen any signs of any "real" magic in the AC-verse. | ||
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Sol Pacificus wrote:
I personally think that a higher entity to the Isu would make for an unstable lore because then we would endlessly speculate if there are even entities higher and higher. I also think that if there were any truly divine figure, it would derail Assassin's Creed since a lot of it is built on the premise of supernatural phenomenon, magic, myths, and divinity being rationalized or "scientized" (whatever the proper word for it is), but this is just my opinion. It could be interesting.
I personally think that a higher entity to the Isu would make for an unstable lore because then we would endlessly speculate if there are even entities higher and higher. I also think that if there were any truly divine figure, it would derail Assassin's Creed since a lot of it is built on the premise of supernatural phenomenon, magic, myths, and divinity being rationalized or "scientized" (whatever the proper word for it is), but this is just my opinion. It could be interesting.
I think you're referring to Clarke's Third Law: Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
In general, we have not seen any signs of any "real" magic in the AC-verse.