After that we ask how, gameplay-wise, is this city going to feel? The portion of the city that we portrayed is a little bit longer in real life, so we had to condense it a bit. "We were lucky enough to have photography for our time period. "We did a lot of research, reviewing maps and photos," added Dumont. "We had to compress and stretch a little to adapt the city for our purposes." A real photo of Westminster Palace and the final area in Syndicate. "We were looking at maps and the sheer distance that a player would have to cross seemed to be too long in one direction and too short in the other," said Roy. That "highly credible impression" means that while parts of London are 100 percent accurate, there have been changes to the overall size of city. The key concept came from Marc-Alexis Cote, the creative director, who said, 'We're after a highly credible impression of London. "Then you have historical accuracy, which is important for us. Immersion, gameplay, fluidity, all these things," said historian Jean-Vincent Roy. "On the one hand, we're creating a video game, so the overriding factor is fun. Things like movement and flow through the city are paramount. The studios are still trying to make an enjoyable game. It's important to note that while Ubisoft strives for historical accuracy in each Assassin's Creed game, that's not the primary focus. I spoke with Assassin's Creed Syndicate world designer Jonathan Dumont and historian Jean-Vincent Roy about what it takes to rebuild 1860s London and make a historical playground for gamers. Paul's Cathedral, Trafalgar Square, and the Tower of London. That journey will also take the twins on top of and inside some of London's best landmarks, including Westminster Abbey and Palace, Buckingham Palace, St. You'll travel across seven major areas in London: the city of London proper, the Thames, Whitechapel, The Strand, Westminster, Lambeth, and Southwark. Together with London's alone assassin, Henry Green, the Frye Twins hope to take down Templar Crawford Starrick, who rules London with an iron fist. Into this cauldron of progress and poverty comes neophyte assassins Evie and Jacob Frye.
It was also a place of great poverty, with an underclass of citizens toiling and dying in factories and slums. It was a place of great affluence, with the best and brightest from around the world coming to make their home there. With the rise in technologies like steam power, textile manufacturing, gas lighting, and iron working, the city of London became the seat for the world's progress. This era of the city comes at the end of the Industrial Revolution.
Assassin's Creed Syndicate is set in London, England in 1868.
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