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Datamined Black Flag Resynced scene may hint at Edward Kenway story
A datamined, apparently unused scene from Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced reportedly shows protagonist Edward Kenway talking with Miko, a leader of the British Assassin Brotherhood.
The video showing the scene was removed from YouTube after a copyright request attributed to Ubisoft, so its contents cannot currently be checked there.
The conversation may refer to the death of King George I in 1727, though that interpretation is speculation.
Miko is later killed by Haytham Kenway, Edward’s son, early in Assassin’s Creed 3.
The scene could point to a gap in Edward’s story between Black Flag and his death in 1735, but it may simply have been an extra scene or a reference for fans.
There is no confirmation of a new game or expansion, and Ubisoft has been asked to comment.
A datamined, unfinished scene from Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced reportedly shows Edward Kenway speaking with Miko, a British Assassin Brotherhood leader.
The scene may hint at an untold chapter in Edward’s life, but it could also be discarded bonus content.
The reported conversation refers to a king’s death and seeking help from Assassins around the world.
Ubisoft reportedly submitted a copyright removal request for a video showing the scene.
The scene’s authenticity and significance could not be independently verified by Rock Paper Shotgun.
- Who
- Edward Kenway and Miko, according to reports about the scene.
- What
- A datamined, unfinished epilogue scene may suggest an untold Edward Kenway story.
- When
- The scene is reportedly set after Black Flag and before Edward’s death in 1735; its discovery date is not stated.
- Where
- The scene reportedly takes place in a tavern.
- Why
- Not stated. Some viewers interpret the conversation as a hint at further Assassin’s Creed adventures.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Modder Sliderv2 reportedly discovered the unused scene in a datamine.
YouTube indicated that the video was removed following a copyright request by Ubisoft.
- Characters
- Edward Kenway and Miko
- Setting
- A tavern
- Reported year reference
- 1727, the year some viewers believe the scene’s reference to a king’s death concerns
- Edward Kenway’s death
- 1735
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