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<div class="quote">Ghost Leader wrote:<br />The story set in motion with Origins is the beginning of the Creed. Any follow-up continuing that story should stay in the same general time period and geographical area. Jumping ahead centuries to when the Creed and the Brotherhood are in full swing as part of an origin story makes no sense, like telling the story of the automobile and jumping from Henry Ford and the Model T to the '68 Mustang.</div>
<div class="quote">Ghost Leader wrote:<br>The story set in motion with Origins is the beginning of the Creed. Any follow-up continuing that story should stay in the same general time period and geographical area. Jumping ahead centuries to when the Creed and the Brotherhood are in full swing as part of an origin story makes no sense, like telling the story of the automobile and jumping from Henry Ford and the Model T to the '68 Mustang.</div>
Yeah, that would make more sense plus I thought I heard something akin to them wanting to do a trilogy set in antiquity thus if they would so Feudal Japan it would not be done anytime soon.
Yeah, that would make more sense plus I thought I heard something akin to them wanting to do a trilogy set in antiquity thus if they would so Feudal Japan it would not be done anytime soon.

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Ghost Leader wrote:
The story set in motion with Origins is the beginning of the Creed. Any follow-up continuing that story should stay in the same general time period and geographical area. Jumping ahead centuries to when the Creed and the Brotherhood are in full swing as part of an origin story makes no sense, like telling the story of the automobile and jumping from Henry Ford and the Model T to the '68 Mustang.

Yeah, that would make more sense plus I thought I heard something akin to them wanting to do a trilogy set in antiquity thus if they would so Feudal Japan it would not be done anytime soon.