My official 📄 _Assassin's Creed 2 Playlist:_ bit.ly/cjakeassassins2 (134 videos). 📄 _Assassin's Creed 1:_ bit.ly/cjakeassassins1 (8 videos). Have fun. PS. Last time Altair tried to kill Robert de Sable: th-cam.com/video/NsUc0PusSRA/w-d-xo.html, he actually decided to bang his target instead: th-cam.com/video/NsUc0PusSRA/w-d-xo.html. Literally.
no the "fucking" took place years later after the events in assassins creed bloodlines, that is why it takes place in a completely different location fucking idiot.
+urunashua "faggot" brilliant terminology, I am now 100% sure your about 7 and weren't even born when this game came out hence why you have no prior and valid knowledge of any part of this series.
Both of you, James Love and Urunashua called the other names. Something bothering you? Or are both of you simply abusing the anonymity of the internet? This started out as just a simple game discussion, how about we keep it like that.
I like the characters in this game, even the psychos who you kill. Gives me vibes of Indiana Jones and how some things are not meant to be disturbed. I also like how even though King Richard is your enemy technically as a Crusader, he does have enough honor to let you go after you have your fight. I actually don't envy him either, to know what Altair came to know, pretty much destroys people.
bruh I thought the knights where French, English and the German soldiers combined. That didn't make sense because I thought they were cunts to each other until I stumbled upon this, thanks!
Well if the mediator is more inclined to believe a person's claim, he can give that person a better advantage. Also, gameplay wise, it would be too damn easy of a boss fight if it was just Altair against one guy xD
The first Assassins Creed had this eerie feeling to it. Idon't know how to describe it... It's not like the other ones with hollywood type stories and cheesy jokes. The looks,the accents, I felt like this was really happening...
Indeed, a whole different feeling from hollywood-inspired last installations of AC. The feeling of... documentary movie, mixed with arthouse. Of course, this is no documentary (although, NOTHING is true and everything is possible), it's a mockumentary, but undoubtedly also an art piece. Deeply philosophical in nature as well.
We sadly have done what we have been doing ever since 90s. We devalued uniqueness in favor of trends. Spider Man gets adapted into a movie with its own unique spin; some runs decided to implement movie spins on the comics. FPS were on the rise and each one had their own qualities, soon they were all copying whatever attribute the other had and turn it into a gimick. AC while profitable and unique fell prey to Ubisoft's lazyness. They saw a product to be released yearly and eventually grew stale. Instead of taking their time and innovate they saw how games like the Witcher 3 were doing and decided to copy it rather than creating something. So yeah, this is a problem we have had FOR YEARS. We turn everything into a trend, grow accostume to it and subconciously reject new things because they are out of our confort zone.
@@stealthynaxo Yep, you got it right! This was the word or the sentence l had in my mind but didn't found it yet. It is those moments you know something but don't remember but when you see the answer, you suddenly remember everything. How the 90s and the PS2 era was full of unique games, it is impeccable. l remember a personal favorite of mine called "Lifeline" on the PS2; talk about a game that is only voice-controlled and had interactions with the main cast more successful done than recent modern games. Or how about Rome 1 Total War? The game full of details, unparalleled voice acting, growing your generals like children and not just RPG like trees. Thief; the king of stealth games with its immersive sound design and lot more. Deus Ex 1? Of course, my pleasure was augmented playing that. l could go on and on, thing is; we moved to the copy and paste era of mediocrity. There is always exceptions, l have to say this because everyone will come like crows to add this. The worst thing you could do to a game is to make it boring; it is fine it made you angry(bad games) or happy(good), some really bad games were so bad but had unique elements to them(though it is rare to see it). All l see is; humans were designed to be simple but we chase or, to say it better, we need to chase complications in our lives. How games were made with love before and were not after cow milkers to make money like today and insane graphics; that only increase the work needed to create a game where the time could be used to make cool details or developer's foresight like in Deus Ex 1. . l am not at all fascinated by games after 2010s(expections still apply, though really few). All the 'wow' emotions l had, were before said date. All this is surely subjective but some part of it, l am sure it applies to everyone.
Did you remember the second game after this one, where you fight the Pope underneath the Vatican with a "magic" staff who wants to meet God and take over the world. And did you remember the fact that Perseus, the Hero of Mycenae, who killed Medusa, was confirmed to be real and had a Sword of Eden in AC II as well?
@@travisoliver6741 In Ezio’s words, “I am only a conduit of a message that eludes my understanding”. Ezio was not only an assassin, but he was also human, just as much as any of us are. What made the AC series so good was how grounded yet ambiguous it was to each historical settings of each game and the philosophies and influences these installments had to offer. Ezio’s human nature allowed us to connect to him with how each historical and supernatural phenomenons essentially created impacts that we wish to fully understand. Like Ezio, we did not know what the apple of eden was. Our nature and knowledge is so limited to such powerful divinity that mysterious relics like the apple had to offer to us humans. Like Ezio, we are simply just humans who do not fully understand the wonders our world has to offer, and that tampering with such power like that can create severe consequences to the people affected by your actions. That is what Assassin’s Creed was all about.
“My concern is for the people of the Holy Land. If I must sacrifice myself for there to be peace, so be it.” Altair’s character growth in this game was nothing short of spectacular, it’s sucks we only got one game with him
There was actually another game but it was for the PSP which was Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines which was set after this game with both Altair and Maria (his wife).
Four games AC: Altair chronicles (before the events of AC) Assassins Creed Assassins Creed Bloodlines (after the events of AC) Assassins Creed Revelations (some memories lived by Altair).
Fun fact: the health bar in ac1 was a synchronization bar and when you got hit it had the desynchronization effect, which means Altair never got touched during this game other then Al mualim. Which means Altair was and is probably the most skilled and smart assassin to have lived.
@@fatcrylover4612 It was also never confirmed nor denied, so it's up to the interpretation of the fans. "Altair was never hit once" theory adds more to his legend, explaining why he was worshipped so much by the Creed.
I liked it when you would fight a bunch of guards and a Templar Knight would show up and it would instantly become a 1 on 1 because the other guards would back off
When Templar’s were actually Templars. It’s also because Templars were seen as the best, so people would be like “We’re saved!” But then an Assassin is better than a Templar.
@@Mahsei not always. Altair was skilled enough to take on numerous Templars, but some random schmuck assassin would probably have a survival rate based on skills. If assassins were vastly superior why were the Templars such a threat to them?
@@Crashbmaster0 Yes Altair was literally the best in the creed and he knows it, part of why he's arrogant. A normal assassin probably would have a 50/50 percent chance against a templar depending on their skill. Much better if they rely more on stealth instead of 1 on 1 since a templar is primarily focused on sword skills rather than stealth.
@@Crashbmaster0 Not even sure if Altair could take multiple templars at once.You can see on the video that Robert De Sable took half of his life bar.Perhaps after acquiring the knowledge of the piece of eden,Altair might have been able to take multiple Templars.But here? Not at all.As for the Templar order,they were as extreme as the Assassins in terms of training.There were severe physical punishments for desobedience.
Richard: "This is what you fight for? Peace? Do you see the contradictions?" Altair: "Some men cannot be reasoned with." Richard: "Like that mad man Saladin." Altair: "I think he'd like to see an end to this war as much as you do." Richard: "So I have heard, but never seen." Richard: "The people do not know what they want, it's why they turn to men like us." Altair: "Then it falls to men like you to do what's right." Richard: "Nonsense! We come into this world kicking and screaming, violent and unstable. It is what we are. We cannot help ourselves." Altair: "No, we are what we choose to be." Richard: "Ha! Your kind, always playing with words." Altair: "I speak the truth, there's no trick to be found here." Altair: "Then I will take my leave. My Master and I have much to discuss. It seems like even he is not without fault." Richard: "He's only human; as are we all - you as well." Altair: "Safety and Peace be upon you." Holly Shemolley. It had been 10 years since this video, and this conversation still rings in my head more than any song. Why don't we have better scripting in games these days? If we can't stop kids from getting addicted to video games and youtube, the least we can do is to stuff some life lessons inside them to teach them about life!
i think they are finally getting back to it, at least a little bit. But I'm not complaining, I love to see all these different places, better than being stuck in around 200 years of time in the same area
Martin Pastorek Sadly its end od historicaly correct assassin's Creed. Just imagine crushades with full armored woman warrior. Its would be a laughable game. Woman as assassin's is great idea, but female crushaders are just trash idea, but we all know what ubi will do. And i know about Maria from AC 1 but it was stupid too.
AC1 has the best story...no argument there. The depth, the suspense, the mystery, the redemption, the revelation, the maturation, the cool setting...what happened to ACs?...That's why AC1 is still my favourite AC game, and Altair my favourite assassin.
@@blkwng I don't understand how you can come to this statement. No matter which story is your favorite, AC2 is all over the place in comparison, AC1 keeps things pretty simple and straight forward
You know, before the very last counter on Robert, if you use the hidden blade, it will give you a very satisfying kill animation as you thrust your blade through his skull.
"Let this be decided in combat. To arms!" Everyone attacks Altair. I went in there assuming it'd be a duel but noooo... everyone gang up on you cuz dramatic fight scene is needed.
In my opinion, the AC franchise would benefit immensely from going back in time instead of going forward all the time. AC1 has such a cool setting and time period. Imagine the Roman Empire during the time of Julius Caesar. Imagine Egypt during some powerful god-king's reign. Killing a pharaoh. Imagine the pharaoh actually posessing supernatural abilities due to him being a First Civ/Human hybrid who can wield First Civ artifacts with greater efficacy and power. Let's hope Empire goes down that road.
Technically he is french together with the rest of the English nobility. Only the peasants and some remnants of the Anglo-Saxon elite who bended the knee were "English".
Altaïr is not just my favorite Assassin. He's my favorite character of all game characters ☆ Since my childhood! People are not admired by wise men they like charismatic people like Ezio...
@@SkarletBloodthirsty they liked Ezio because he was very much a player. Altair was wise and that's why i like him, he did not get distracted by chicks 😂😂
graphics were better than AC2, i dunno why but that game AC2's visual aged terribly. while AC brotherhood to this day looks pretty af and even AC1 looks downright atmospheric and has an unique aesthetic that is pleasant tonthe eyes
@@pooroldman5089 I guess you’re right. Salahuddin was described to have the highest of character and honor. While Genghis Khan was a bloodthirsty warlord who single-handedly reduced the world’s human population by killing many innocents. One left respect where he went and the other left mountains of corpses.
so incase people ask wheater ezio or conor or arno or altair is the best remember this, Altair alone went to the heart of the templar army fighting them all then taking out their main general and then went to his own army fighting them with some back up and took over the whole creed! He literally was a one man army!!!!
ilovepizz Erm, maybe the reason why Ezio became a master assassin at age 40+ is because he only became an assassin at age 17? Altair was born into the Brotherhood and has been trained since he was young. And being an assassin isn't how you can kill a lot of people, is how you can kill a lot of people without getting attention. Ezio being discreet was just following the rules of an assassin. "We work in the dark to serve the light."
Technically, Ezio didn't take down the Pope. He let him live in AC2, which went on to have enormous consequences (as shown in the opening sequence of AC:B). Altair actually killed his target.
Man this game was so ahead of its time. The graphics are still phenomenal, and the little details such as a soldier writhing in pain, dying after you stabbed him is amazing. No other AC game has that.
I honestly think AC1 was one of the best in terms of atmosphere, you know shit is serious around Altair, he's not playing the assassin compared to syndicate for example where you just see 2 kids fooling around taking everything lightly
Ah. AC1 - AC Revelations, the power of an Op yet balanced a bit Counter system which then turn unbalanced and even more OP is AC3 to Rogue which gets removed almost entirely in Unity onward. Miss those days
I love Ezio like any of you but Altair was the best Assassin ever! The combat system of the first game was more enjoyable for me and looked way cooler so is Altair!
@@m3rl1on yeah in ac2 it was too easy and smooth. But ac1 was tough you don't automatically go to another NPC like a killing spree was unlocked you take on one by one
Sławoj Ch It had an interesting mystery story that kept me interested, that’s for sure. The quality of Assassin’s Creed IMO has dropped after AC2. This one had a combat system I liked because it involved actually timing the pushing of buttons to block or counter enemy attacks and was more difficult than the sequels.
@@KaosNova2 I agree. The combat still wasn’t necessarily “difficult”, but even as OP as countering still was you still had to time it correctly or you were going to get hit. Where as AC2 on you could have the worst timing ever on a counter and it would still register as an instakill
Years later, I still love the combat. It even rewards you for being overtly aggressive with the consecutive attacks and grabs. It's crafted in a way to reward both those who play it safe, and those who can handle even a circle of men.
The first game felt incredibly weighty. The sound effects and the brutal animations were way ahead of their time. With AC3 and 4 especially the combat lost any sense of weight as you can just spam the attack button with swings flying all over the place. In AC1 especially strikes were slow and lethal and they felt like it. I know some people complain about waiting around to counter but I love it. Nothing feels better than slowly taking down a huge group one by one until the last few run away out of fear.
@@EldritchAugurI don’t like Waiting around for each to come, it is unrealistic, enemies should be more aggressive and 2-3 enemies should attack you at once, and ofc you counter all 3 with a cool animation and sword play.
Crazy how strong and will powered King Richard the Lionheart was he was seemingly killed by a crossbow bolt when traveling to a castle to settle a couple of his lords that were fighting
the death scenes in this game were just so much better than in the other ones, "Ironic, isn't it? That I, your greatest enemy kept you safe from harm. But now you've taken my life...and in the process, ended your own!" Sums up the difference between this game and the others.
King Richard; "Let them settle this under god gaze." Robert; "Can I have my minions fight him alongside with me?" King Richard; "Eh, sure. We not." Altair; "What the hell, man?!"
The little conversation between Altair and Richard in the end is deeper than most of the bullshit the series tried hard to make "epic" in any of the latter games.
Very true. This was just one of dozens of dialogues in the game, but every single one was better than whatever the fuck this nonsense in Origins or Odyssey is.
08:22 “Do you see the contradiction?” I’ve just come back to an old assassin’s creed 2 save file and read some codex pages.We learn that Richard words stroke Altair hard,he does begin to see the contradiction and question the order’s motives.I miss when AC actually had a developed story,not just an excuse to make money.
"God had nothing to do with it, I was the better fighter", that part always made me laugh. Altair may be a badass, but he's arrogant af. "You may not believe in him, but it certainly believes in you", epic response
paradisecityX0 That's not exactly arrogant...he's had a lot more training than those other guards, so that was his justification because he REALLY was a better fighter xD
Did anyone ever notice that when Altair is speaking to King Richard at the beginning of the scene that they are standing in the shape of the Assassin symbol? With Altair representing the pinnacle of it. Neat little detail I only just noticed despite being a hardcore AC1 fan
Frögemann Pepe Von Schuürburgenzen the Third H the crusaders failed to retake the Holy lands because it was never theirs to retake the assassin's stopped an invasion
+Mazhar Imam I like how you mention how backwards and corrupt Christianity and Judaism is but you fail to also mention how backwards and corrupt Islam is.
Altair definitely had the biggest balls of any assassin: “i cant trust assassins, theyve killed my most valuable men” “Dude im the one that killed all of them, anyway hear me out”
It was intentional by Ubisoft. The first Animus had to save some memory in order to work properly ( something like that, it has been years since I played it). In the present day Desmond gets this explanation from Lucy when you interact with her.
Fun fact, if you attack guys on the ground after you counter, you can kill them before the next guy attacks. It makes this fight mind numbingly easy as you can rack up some nice kill sequences. Just played the game again the other day and only lost 4 bars of health doing this and didn't die once.
I can't link the appearance of Robert with his voice! This French rrrr killed my Russian ears at first XD But then I loved it UPD November 2017: I watched it again and I fucking love the way Robert speaks.
***** no apologizes please, I love it! But I didn't think that Robert talks like that. In Russian versions of games actors usually speak without accents so I was shocked when I saw this video
First AC still one of the most underrated games out there, so intelligent and groundbreaking at the time but under-appreciated and tbf a little underdeveloped
7:17 "Ironic, isn't it? That I, your greatest enemy, kept you safe from harm. But now, you've taken my life. And in the process, ended your own." - Robert De Sable.
It did take some skill for combat in this game. Later games dumbed down combat to require less skill. Blocking and counterattack is much easier in AC2 onward than in this one.
I played all the other games (except Odyssey) before this one and even I can recognise how good it was. This proves that this game isn't just good on nostalgia alone. The story did feel smaller but much more real. I still very much love the world.
Here are the reason for the dialects: Templars were French. Teutonic Knights were German. Knights Hospittaler were Italian. King Richard also speaks with a french accent, because he spoke french and couldn't speak English (He lived in northern France).
Funny thing. There is no health bar in this game. It is a "synchronization bar" that shows how much in sync you are with "the real story". If you lose all points, you do not die but instead you "get desynced". This implies that the real Altair never got hit in a fight.
This is the biggest challenge I've had in this game the guards can be a pain to deal with and I died at them 3-4 times and then Robert comes when you are low on hp...I thought I was gonna die but after a lot of struggling I managed to kill him...by far my favourite boss in this game
"You are no more secure than him. Do not forget that." Probably the most badass quote in the game not just because it is true but Altair proved that statement before saying it to Richard
This is still my favorite game out of the entire franchise, even after all these years. The combat, story and the parkour was the most realistic and down to earth out of any of them.
I used to play this level so much just to hear Robert de Sable say "To arms, Assassin!" and then everyone takes out there sword. So badass. But not even in the same league as Altair, though.
This game is so old, yet so impressive. The way the characters move while they have dialogue, the dialogue. the vibe. Everything is so perfect. The only thing I hated about the first AC, is how repetitive it got. AC2 though, perfection!
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First time I got to this part of the game, I somehow got pushed past the blue barrier, which gave me an instant desyncronization. However Altair didn't die, in fact the Templar NPCs kept pushing him back towards King Richard.
Even though AC2 is still the pinnacle of assassins creed, it also doomed the series. Because before AC2, you actually had to plan out your assassinations. Doing the side missions, gave you more windows of opportunities and unique kills, or you can say eff all that and go in like a madman. But in AC2 all assassinations were story based. AC Unity kind of brought that back with the black box assassinations but no AC has really done this since. The idea of “this is your target, now figure out how to kill him” has lost itself in a game with “assassin” in the title :/
Remember, you got a sync bar in this game, not a health bar. Altair actually never got hit ones during this game. I miss ACs with story, Origins was good, but not this eagle bearer spartan sandbox BS.
I like it's atmosphere better but it could definitely do with the facial software of the recent ones. I was mesmerized by the emotion in Cesere's face in Brotherhood, It does so much to absorb you into the game.
+Charlotte Kelso yeah, i would kill all the guys which was a challenge in its self then when i get to the boss i die because my health... but i've beaten that mission now.
The Gamer Rat i see, in my first playthrough i had the same problem. if you ever do the mission again, just grab the boss and throw him on the ground, or counter him so he falls, then quickly equip your hidden blade and stab him before he starts to get up. you can do this with most enemies in the game. if you have issues with that, always stay on the defensive and dodge heavy attacks that you can't block or counter until you weaken him enough
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PS. Last time Altair tried to kill Robert de Sable: th-cam.com/video/NsUc0PusSRA/w-d-xo.html, he actually decided to bang his target instead: th-cam.com/video/NsUc0PusSRA/w-d-xo.html. Literally.
So Altair had a soft spot for the ladies too :P
no the "fucking" took place years later after the events in assassins creed bloodlines, that is why it takes place in a completely different location fucking idiot.
+urunashua "faggot" brilliant terminology, I am now 100% sure your about 7 and weren't even born when this game came out hence why you have no prior and valid knowledge of any part of this series.
meh altair is awesome! he deserves some women ; )
Both of you, James Love and Urunashua called the other names. Something bothering you? Or are both of you simply abusing the anonymity of the internet? This started out as just a simple game discussion, how about we keep it like that.
"I must leave it in the hands of someone wiser"
"Thank you"
"No Robert, not you" hahahahaha
Robert's pride finally got a kick to the balls, and I smirked at Richard's answer.
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I like the characters in this game, even the psychos who you kill. Gives me vibes of Indiana Jones and how some things are not meant to be disturbed. I also like how even though King Richard is your enemy technically as a Crusader, he does have enough honor to let you go after you have your fight. I actually don't envy him either, to know what Altair came to know, pretty much destroys people.
Jakimobob that meme with the school boy
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Altair could kill em all though 😂
King Richard probably knows it
I love how accurate Richard's accent is. Medieval English kings were French-speaking till Henry V failed his French exams.
Actually it's Henry IV
Edward III*
bruh I thought the knights where French, English and the German soldiers combined. That didn't make sense because I thought they were cunts to each other until I stumbled upon this, thanks!
Trial by Combat??? He turns like 8 men at you, that is hardly fair...
Considering that it's Altair, 8 men wasn't nearly enough to make it a fair fight.
His bitchslap or kick was strong enough to send guards flying!
Yeah, it wasn't a fair fight. For THEM.
Well if the mediator is more inclined to believe a person's claim, he can give that person a better advantage. Also, gameplay wise, it would be too damn easy of a boss fight if it was just Altair against one guy xD
maaz322 Well it's fair enough to altair aka ninja Arab guy
The first Assassins Creed had this eerie feeling to it. Idon't know how to describe it...
It's not like the other ones with hollywood type stories and cheesy jokes. The looks,the accents, I felt like this was really happening...
Skelz0r yep
Yeah, the accents. Like Altair's American accent, that one really made the whole thing feel real.
TheShadowOfMadness
explained by the Animus, also the voice actor was Arabian already lol. git fuqed
Soundtrack and the environment did a major role in its dark ambient feel.
Indeed, a whole different feeling from hollywood-inspired last installations of AC. The feeling of... documentary movie, mixed with arthouse. Of course, this is no documentary (although, NOTHING is true and everything is possible), it's a mockumentary, but undoubtedly also an art piece. Deeply philosophical in nature as well.
How did we get from this medieval badassery to fighting actual minotaurs?
We sadly have done what we have been doing ever since 90s. We devalued uniqueness in favor of trends.
Spider Man gets adapted into a movie with its own unique spin; some runs decided to implement movie spins on the comics.
FPS were on the rise and each one had their own qualities, soon they were all copying whatever attribute the other had and turn it into a gimick.
AC while profitable and unique fell prey to Ubisoft's lazyness. They saw a product to be released yearly and eventually grew stale. Instead of taking their time and innovate they saw how games like the Witcher 3 were doing and decided to copy it rather than creating something.
So yeah, this is a problem we have had FOR YEARS. We turn everything into a trend, grow accostume to it and subconciously reject new things because they are out of our confort zone.
@@stealthynaxo Yep, you got it right! This was the word or the sentence l had in my mind but didn't found it yet. It is those moments you know something but don't remember but when you see the answer, you suddenly remember everything.
How the 90s and the PS2 era was full of unique games, it is impeccable. l remember a personal favorite of mine called "Lifeline" on the PS2; talk about a game that is only voice-controlled and had interactions with the main cast more successful done than recent modern games.
Or how about Rome 1 Total War? The game full of details, unparalleled voice acting, growing your generals like children and not just RPG like trees.
Thief; the king of stealth games with its immersive sound design and lot more.
Deus Ex 1? Of course, my pleasure was augmented playing that.
l could go on and on, thing is; we moved to the copy and paste era of mediocrity. There is always exceptions, l have to say this because everyone will come like crows to add this.
The worst thing you could do to a game is to make it boring; it is fine it made you angry(bad games) or happy(good), some really bad games were so bad but had unique elements to them(though it is rare to see it).
All l see is; humans were designed to be simple but we chase or, to say it better, we need to chase complications in our lives. How games were made with love before and were not after cow milkers to make money like today and insane graphics; that only increase the work needed to create a game where the time could be used to make cool details or developer's foresight like in Deus Ex 1. . l am not at all fascinated by games after 2010s(expections still apply, though really few). All the 'wow' emotions l had, were before said date.
All this is surely subjective but some part of it, l am sure it applies to everyone.
Did you remember the second game after this one, where you fight the Pope underneath the Vatican with a "magic" staff who wants to meet God and take over the world.
And did you remember the fact that Perseus, the Hero of Mycenae, who killed Medusa, was confirmed to be real and had a Sword of Eden in AC II as well?
@@travisoliver6741 In Ezio’s words, “I am only a conduit of a message that eludes my understanding”. Ezio was not only an assassin, but he was also human, just as much as any of us are. What made the AC series so good was how grounded yet ambiguous it was to each historical settings of each game and the philosophies and influences these installments had to offer. Ezio’s human nature allowed us to connect to him with how each historical and supernatural phenomenons essentially created impacts that we wish to fully understand. Like Ezio, we did not know what the apple of eden was. Our nature and knowledge is so limited to such powerful divinity that mysterious relics like the apple had to offer to us humans. Like Ezio, we are simply just humans who do not fully understand the wonders our world has to offer, and that tampering with such power like that can create severe consequences to the people affected by your actions. That is what Assassin’s Creed was all about.
The games are still.badass to me. Every ac video has got a variant of this same comment.
“My concern is for the people of the Holy Land. If I must sacrifice myself for there to be peace, so be it.”
Altair’s character growth in this game was nothing short of spectacular, it’s sucks we only got one game with him
Two actually, AC Revelations allows you to play as Altair, for only 5 missions but still.
There was actually another game but it was for the PSP which was Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines which was set after this game with both Altair and Maria (his wife).
Four games
AC: Altair chronicles (before the events of AC)
Assassins Creed
Assassins Creed Bloodlines (after the events of AC)
Assassins Creed Revelations (some memories lived by Altair).
@@pedropelegrinialves9365 he got a good amount of games just like Ezio, i just hoped we could have a last one with him honestly
@@folo7595 Altair has some lore in AC2(used the apple to gain knowledge and to make some weapons), a book too(based on the first game).
Fun fact: the health bar in ac1 was a synchronization bar and when you got hit it had the desynchronization effect, which means Altair never got touched during this game other then Al mualim. Which means Altair was and is probably the most skilled and smart assassin to have lived.
Well no f*cking sh+t he wasn't hit. If he did, he would've been killed.
It mostly likey wasn't intentional because there wasn't really healing in ac1
@@fatcrylover4612 It was also never confirmed nor denied, so it's up to the interpretation of the fans. "Altair was never hit once" theory adds more to his legend, explaining why he was worshipped so much by the Creed.
Obviously
@@fatcrylover4612 it definitely was intentional. They could’ve given him a health bar as they did with everyone else.
I liked it when you would fight a bunch of guards and a Templar Knight would show up and it would instantly become a 1 on 1 because the other guards would back off
savageproduction186 They were badass af.
When Templar’s were actually Templars. It’s also because Templars were seen as the best, so people would be like “We’re saved!” But then an Assassin is better than a Templar.
@@Mahsei not always. Altair was skilled enough to take on numerous Templars, but some random schmuck assassin would probably have a survival rate based on skills. If assassins were vastly superior why were the Templars such a threat to them?
@@Crashbmaster0 Yes Altair was literally the best in the creed and he knows it, part of why he's arrogant. A normal assassin probably would have a 50/50 percent chance against a templar depending on their skill. Much better if they rely more on stealth instead of 1 on 1 since a templar is primarily focused on sword skills rather than stealth.
@@Crashbmaster0 Not even sure if Altair could take multiple templars at once.You can see on the video that Robert De Sable took half of his life bar.Perhaps after acquiring the knowledge of the piece of eden,Altair might have been able to take multiple Templars.But here? Not at all.As for the Templar order,they were as extreme as the Assassins in terms of training.There were severe physical punishments for desobedience.
Richard: "This is what you fight for? Peace? Do you see the contradictions?"
Altair: "Some men cannot be reasoned with."
Richard: "Like that mad man Saladin."
Altair: "I think he'd like to see an end to this war as much as you do."
Richard: "So I have heard, but never seen."
Richard: "The people do not know what they want, it's why they turn to men like us."
Altair: "Then it falls to men like you to do what's right."
Richard: "Nonsense! We come into this world kicking and screaming, violent and unstable. It is what we are. We cannot help ourselves."
Altair: "No, we are what we choose to be."
Richard: "Ha! Your kind, always playing with words."
Altair: "I speak the truth, there's no trick to be found here."
Altair: "Then I will take my leave. My Master and I have much to discuss. It seems like even he is not without fault."
Richard: "He's only human; as are we all - you as well."
Altair: "Safety and Peace be upon you."
Holly Shemolley. It had been 10 years since this video, and this conversation still rings in my head more than any song. Why don't we have better scripting in games these days? If we can't stop kids from getting addicted to video games and youtube, the least we can do is to stuff some life lessons inside them to teach them about life!
Ironically Altair's conception of free will and how he denies basic human nature is debated by Haytham Kenway in Ac3.
Ironically Altair's conception of free will and how he denies basic human nature is debated by Haytham Kenway in Ac3.
@@ace9924What does Haytham says instead ?
@skaynne54 basically that Human beings don't want power or independence and they only have an illusion of it.
@@ace9924 Probably didn't need to repeat yourself.
Remember when AC was about being an assassin? Yeah, almost 10 years ago.
i think they are finally getting back to it, at least a little bit. But I'm not complaining, I love to see all these different places, better than being stuck in around 200 years of time in the same area
Ariok they already did that though.
Now we need to kill a fucking Minotaur
@@lemmingtonofficial i miss crusades too
Martin Pastorek
Sadly its end od historicaly correct assassin's Creed. Just imagine crushades with full armored woman warrior. Its would be a laughable game. Woman as assassin's is great idea, but female crushaders are just trash idea, but we all know what ubi will do.
And i know about Maria from AC 1 but it was stupid too.
I remember when I had like 2 hp left when i fought Robert de Sable i just ran around him in circles until i regenerated hp.
д р у г lmao
Me too.
I did the same
Hackerman
Atharva Naik oh yeah
AC1 has the best story...no argument there. The depth, the suspense, the mystery, the redemption, the revelation, the maturation, the cool setting...what happened to ACs?...That's why AC1 is still my favourite AC game, and Altair my favourite assassin.
Másturbation ?
Yeah the story is great, the gameplay is pretty repetitive but it was made in 2007 so can’t really complain
altäir
I disagree. Ac2 had the best story. Ac1 was a bit all over the place
@@blkwng I don't understand how you can come to this statement. No matter which story is your favorite, AC2 is all over the place in comparison, AC1 keeps things pretty simple and straight forward
You know, before the very last counter on Robert, if you use the hidden blade, it will give you a very satisfying kill animation as you thrust your blade through his skull.
I trained to use the hidden blade for counters and killed everyone of them without losing a bar
you never experience assassin's creed until you play the first one
ARB6769 I played all of them except the first xD
IBHA THN you need to play it
"Let this be decided in combat. To arms!"
Everyone attacks Altair. I went in there assuming it'd be a duel but noooo... everyone gang up on you cuz dramatic fight scene is needed.
To be fair it was just the Templar knights and not Richard's who joined the fight, but yeah it should have been a one on one fight.
Against altair? Are u serious
hellowhat890
It would’ve been that’s what Richard wanted but Robert got his Templar’s on you
I remember that day well.
+Richard The Lionheart your grace i heard of a crusade who protect the a musilim family from beig hangded should i kill him
I am ready to pledge my sword to you my leash.
...my leash?
Did you really just call King Richard something you put on dogs?
I think you mean "My liege".
=|
Imperial Guardsmen 😂😂 your the best
As do I
In my opinion, the AC franchise would benefit immensely from going back in time instead of going forward all the time. AC1 has such a cool setting and time period. Imagine the Roman Empire during the time of Julius Caesar. Imagine Egypt during some powerful god-king's reign. Killing a pharaoh. Imagine the pharaoh actually posessing supernatural abilities due to him being a First Civ/Human hybrid who can wield First Civ artifacts with greater efficacy and power. Let's hope Empire goes down that road.
iWillWakeYouUp
Ikr tell these idiots
Indeed friend, or even Roman Empire with Octavian Augustus, or Japan at Edo Period?
Batz u basically want AC to move MORE forward lol
I want Roman Empire, WW2, or even the Scottish Wars of Independence. I can see them doing a game of the War on Terror though
If the writing is as awful as the latest games, it won't change much
They don't seem impressed that he just took on 10 guys lol
Hesusfkr and they were de sable's best knights
I like how Richard has a French accent, he spent very little time in England
I like how Altair has an American accent 500 years before it even appeared
Well thats the animus for you
Technically he is french together with the rest of the English nobility. Only the peasants and some remnants of the Anglo-Saxon elite who bended the knee were "English".
Yeah I thought that was really cool! But what were they thinking for Altair lol at least they retconned it in Revelations
Lucy explained that they set up the voices in the animus that way so that Desmond would understand it better.
anyone else thinks this is one of the best assassin's? at least the plot. and the graphics were the most impressive (for its time).
Evaquiel the graphics are shit. For its time, it was ok
The graphics was better than ACII
Altaïr is not just my favorite Assassin. He's my favorite character of all game characters ☆ Since my childhood!
People are not admired by wise men they like charismatic people like Ezio...
@@SkarletBloodthirsty they liked Ezio because he was very much a player. Altair was wise and that's why i like him, he did not get distracted by chicks 😂😂
graphics were better than AC2, i dunno why but that game AC2's visual aged terribly.
while AC brotherhood to this day looks pretty af and even AC1 looks downright atmospheric and has an unique aesthetic that is pleasant tonthe eyes
His courage, cunning, energy, and patience made him the most remarkable man of his time.
- Ali Ibn al-Athir on Richard the lionheart
I'd say that both Salahuddin and Genghis Khan were more remarkable, in different ways however.
Salahaddin>
@@jay-z2716 richard beat saladin every time they fought
@@mohamedalahmadani5174 dont put genghis and saladin in the same sentence
@@pooroldman5089 I guess you’re right. Salahuddin was described to have the highest of character and honor. While Genghis Khan was a bloodthirsty warlord who single-handedly reduced the world’s human population by killing many innocents. One left respect where he went and the other left mountains of corpses.
so incase people ask wheater ezio or conor or arno or altair is the best remember this, Altair alone went to the heart of the templar army fighting them all then taking out their main general and then went to his own army fighting them with some back up and took over the whole creed! He literally was a one man army!!!!
BboyZoinks Ezio took down the Pope.
ilovepizz Erm, maybe the reason why Ezio became a master assassin at age 40+ is because he only became an assassin at age 17? Altair was born into the Brotherhood and has been trained since he was young. And being an assassin isn't how you can kill a lot of people, is how you can kill a lot of people without getting attention. Ezio being discreet was just following the rules of an assassin. "We work in the dark to serve the light."
BboyZoinks Well his bodycount isnt as much as Haytham so Templar wins
Technically, Ezio didn't take down the Pope. He let him live in AC2, which went on to have enormous consequences (as shown in the opening sequence of AC:B). Altair actually killed his target.
AND became a master assassin at the age of 18, he was demoted by Al Mualim and started again
Man this game was so ahead of its time. The graphics are still phenomenal, and the little details such as a soldier writhing in pain, dying after you stabbed him is amazing. No other AC game has that.
back when assasin creed was epic
I honestly think AC1 was one of the best in terms of atmosphere, you know shit is serious around Altair, he's not playing the assassin compared to syndicate for example where you just see 2 kids fooling around taking everything lightly
You feel the arab man and his difference in view.
Tired of playing the fragile Eu dude
I am also getting AC1 vibes.
Why do you say it was total bullshit. I would like to know your opinion.
+Patricé Prass As a gaming experience it a
had many flaws, but it was epic.
R1 and Square Creed.
Nothing is R1, Square is permitted.
C O U N T E R
I L O V E D T H A T C O M B A T S Y S T E M
Bayek Of Siwa S A M E
Ah. AC1 - AC Revelations, the power of an Op yet balanced a bit Counter system which then turn unbalanced and even more OP is AC3 to Rogue which gets removed almost entirely in Unity onward. Miss those days
Am I the only one that wants this games graphics to be updated?
no
MasterChiefCOOL MCC thousands of gamers who are familiar with this franchise perhaps including me
MasterChiefCOOL MCC perfect the way they are
MasterChiefCOOL MCC a remaster? YEEEEESSSS, YEEEEEESSSS.
Last time Altair's appearance got updated he stopped being Altair.
"No. We are what we choose to be." - Altair
"You are who you choose to be." - Hogarth Hughes
The Iron Giant? :v
Duh
NewVegasNerd "Our choices make us who we are"- Andrew Ryan
They repeat after Altaïr
Green goblin?
I love Ezio like any of you but Altair was the best Assassin ever! The combat system of the first game was more enjoyable for me and looked way cooler so is Altair!
ac2 had the same combat. brotherhood is where they went all batman on us
@@Blackhawk211 but AC1 is waaay harder to counter than ac2.
Did you know it has a synchronization bar and not a health bar which means all the times you play as altair he was never actually hit.
@@m3rl1on yeah in ac2 it was too easy and smooth. But ac1 was tough you don't automatically go to another NPC like a killing spree was unlocked you take on one by one
AC1 was still the best of the whole series for me.
Sławoj Ch It had an interesting mystery story that kept me interested, that’s for sure. The quality of Assassin’s Creed IMO has dropped after AC2. This one had a combat system I liked because it involved actually timing the pushing of buttons to block or counter enemy attacks and was more difficult than the sequels.
@@KaosNova2 I agree. The combat still wasn’t necessarily “difficult”, but even as OP as countering still was you still had to time it correctly or you were going to get hit. Where as AC2 on you could have the worst timing ever on a counter and it would still register as an instakill
Years later, I still love the combat. It even rewards you for being overtly aggressive with the consecutive attacks and grabs. It's crafted in a way to reward both those who play it safe, and those who can handle even a circle of men.
I like it more than ac2 where you just spam counters with hidden blades since every other weapon is definitely inferior.
The first game felt incredibly weighty. The sound effects and the brutal animations were way ahead of their time. With AC3 and 4 especially the combat lost any sense of weight as you can just spam the attack button with swings flying all over the place. In AC1 especially strikes were slow and lethal and they felt like it.
I know some people complain about waiting around to counter but I love it. Nothing feels better than slowly taking down a huge group one by one until the last few run away out of fear.
@@EldritchAugurI don’t like Waiting around for each to come, it is unrealistic, enemies should be more aggressive and 2-3 enemies should attack you at once, and ofc you counter all 3 with a cool animation and sword play.
Rich: "No, not you, Robert."
Robert: "Then who?"
Rich: [Points fingers to the sky] "The Lord!"
Me: [lmao]
+عبدالله رويشد (Xenos)
...?
what's so funny about that?
+عبدالله رويشد (Xenos) I love Roberts face when he said then
"Like seriously"
It's funny, because god doesn't really exist haha see?
Ravus Nox Fleuret smartass.
When Robert de Sablé says "Oui, Master of Lies". Damn.
The first AC and the best AC.
Practiti0ner yes!!!
Practiti0ner I love the combat system of the abstergo animus I wish they brought it back somehow
the physics too , omg the ragdoll in ac 1 is top quality
It feels like smoother controls in this game. At least on the PC.
Personally I prefer 2 for the setting, characters, story, and the gameplay additions, but to each his own.
Crazy how strong and will powered King Richard the Lionheart was he was seemingly killed by a crossbow bolt when traveling to a castle to settle a couple of his lords that were fighting
the death scenes in this game were just so much better than in the other ones, "Ironic, isn't it? That I, your greatest enemy kept you safe from harm. But now you've taken my life...and in the process, ended your own!" Sums up the difference between this game and the others.
King Richard; "Let them settle this under god gaze."
Robert; "Can I have my minions fight him alongside with me?"
King Richard; "Eh, sure. We not."
Altair; "What the hell, man?!"
AC 1 is so underrated....this plot twist...the final bosses are sooooo epic
The little conversation between Altair and Richard in the end is deeper than most of the bullshit the series tried hard to make "epic" in any of the latter games.
Very true. This was just one of dozens of dialogues in the game, but every single one was better than whatever the fuck this nonsense in Origins or Odyssey is.
This reminds me of how awesome Altair's voice actor was, he was so cool when I was younger
Randy completely agreed
But this one made no sense, it was an american accent in the middle east
They actually explained that in the first one. Accents were altered in
Desmond's recollection to modern accents in order to represent
familiarity.
Bos
That’s because the animus altered accents to make more sense to Desmond ....
He sounded like a calmer version of Connor lol
Such a badass Templar.
Bryan Wheelock assasin?
Both sides of this wad had their cowards and their badasses. :)
Back when one could still feel respect for an enemy...
Yeah Robert was easily my favorite Templar in any of the games. Even liked him more than Haytham Kenway
Why I maintain Altair to be the strongest, wisest and the best among all Assassins
08:22 “Do you see the contradiction?” I’ve just come back to an old assassin’s creed 2 save file and read some codex pages.We learn that Richard words stroke Altair hard,he does begin to see the contradiction and question the order’s motives.I miss when AC actually had a developed story,not just an excuse to make money.
Bro you can literally hear their groans as they bleed to death. So realistic. And not to mention the sword fighting is on point.
"God had nothing to do with it, I was the better fighter", that part always made me laugh. Altair may be a badass, but he's arrogant af. "You may not believe in him, but it certainly believes in you", epic response
paradisecityX0 That's not exactly arrogant...he's had a lot more training than those other guards, so that was his justification because he REALLY was a better fighter xD
Mr_Limonka So is yours, and who tf cares?? I'm not here to argue anyways, just thought I'd share my opinion, bye hypocrite 👋
Meg Griffin meg who let you back into the house XD
Vladislav
He definitely is.
MF Doom Metal Face Doom
Did anyone ever notice that when Altair is speaking to King Richard at the beginning of the scene that they are standing in the shape of the Assassin symbol? With Altair representing the pinnacle of it. Neat little detail I only just noticed despite being a hardcore AC1 fan
Man i mess those moments when you had to fight like 30 enemies in the same time
These were the art of ac and ubisoft just ruined it
But the Brotherhood levels of BS were still priceless in their own twisted way. Chain kills, anyone?
Literally all you had to do was keep countering. That's not an Art that's lazy
What the heck, there’s more French accent in this one scene than the entirety of Assassins Creed: Unity
I love how brutal the combat in AC1 is, still my favourite combat system out of all the AC games.
Assassins Creed game : "random historical figure appears in the story"
Me, a history nerd: "OH MY GOD BEST GAME EVER"
5:07 - he punched the fighting music right outta him.
when the King said he gone give both of us a combat trial, the last thing anyone expecting is that he allow a 10vs1 fight
I just realized. Assassins were the ones who caused the Crusades to fail to retake the holy lands.
Frögemann Pepe Von Schuürburgenzen the Third H the crusaders failed to retake the Holy lands because it was never theirs to retake the assassin's stopped an invasion
We can't be sure that Jesus really exists
+Mazhar Imam I like how you mention how backwards and corrupt Christianity and Judaism is but you fail to also mention how backwards and corrupt Islam is.
You can be whatever you want, christian, muslim etc but it may become a mental problem,as The Assassins Creed said.
The Assassins Creed said that and I just reply his comment
This is actually a really good depiction of Richard - his red hair and beard, and French accent too. These early AC games were really well researched
Richard *_Cœur de Lion_* >>> Richard Lionheart
Altair definitely had the biggest balls of any assassin:
“i cant trust assassins, theyve killed my most valuable men”
“Dude im the one that killed all of them, anyway hear me out”
5:09 it was a ery good time to sstart the music.
+Xpert Gamer hahahaha he gets beaten up
Fun fact: if you play this game again, and are in a fight, your hidden blade acts as an instant kill when countering(if you are good enough at it)
why does the audio sound like it was done over the phone?
Copyrighted music issues.
It was intentional by Ubisoft. The first Animus had to save some memory in order to work properly ( something like that, it has been years since I played it). In the present day Desmond gets this explanation from Lucy when you interact with her.
lol no it's just an old game. Tbh the audio recording here is kinda bad.
It’s sooo annoyingggg
This game was over 10 years old, give it some credit
"We are what we choose to be." So simple and yet still so hard to realize.
Fun fact, if you attack guys on the ground after you counter, you can kill them before the next guy attacks. It makes this fight mind numbingly easy as you can rack up some nice kill sequences. Just played the game again the other day and only lost 4 bars of health doing this and didn't die once.
I can't link the appearance of Robert with his voice! This French rrrr killed my Russian ears at first XD But then I loved it
UPD November 2017: I watched it again and I fucking love the way Robert speaks.
*****
terrible*
***** no apologizes please, I love it! But I didn't think that Robert talks like that. In Russian versions of games actors usually speak without accents so I was shocked when I saw this video
Julia Voronenkova Вот поэтому я и играю в английские версии. :)
*****
yep that's what you are. terrible in writing English
it's exgerated french accent xD
Bruh you gotta work on your counter skills
and your switching skills m8
you could have easily taken him down by countering and then switching to hidden blade to knife him in the face
Outlaw Jaw your right bout the countering but I think he tried to make the vid badass
"Skills"
First AC still one of the most underrated games out there, so intelligent and groundbreaking at the time but under-appreciated and tbf a little underdeveloped
7:17 "Ironic, isn't it? That I, your greatest enemy, kept you safe from harm. But now, you've taken my life. And in the process, ended your own." - Robert De Sable.
In the book it's a 1v1
Fun fact Richard would later respect Saladin. Due to his kind treatment of enemies soldiers and civilians.
trial by combat 1v10 :D :D
THE BEST ASSASSIN"S CREED GAME.
Legendarydrago123 not even
Now that's just bullshit nostalgia
No,its the best imo
It did take some skill for combat in this game. Later games dumbed down combat to require less skill. Blocking and counterattack is much easier in AC2 onward than in this one.
suemorphplus2009 yeah but they scrapped that from Unity onward so you couldn't just counter kill 10 guys in a row
I played all the other games (except Odyssey) before this one and even I can recognise how good it was. This proves that this game isn't just good on nostalgia alone. The story did feel smaller but much more real. I still very much love the world.
Here are the reason for the dialects: Templars were French. Teutonic Knights were German. Knights Hospittaler were Italian. King Richard also speaks with a french accent, because he spoke french and couldn't speak English (He lived in northern France).
I love this small interaction with Richard. In that short time, they both imparted a certain wisdom on eachother and I love it
Funny thing. There is no health bar in this game. It is a "synchronization bar" that shows how much in sync you are with "the real story". If you lose all points, you do not die but instead you "get desynced". This implies that the real Altair never got hit in a fight.
Richard : It looks like god is with you
Altair : I am just a good fighter
Drop at phonk
This is the biggest challenge I've had in this game the guards can be a pain to deal with and I died at them 3-4 times and then Robert comes when you are low on hp...I thought I was gonna die but after a lot of struggling I managed to kill him...by far my favourite boss in this game
"You are no more secure than him. Do not forget that."
Probably the most badass quote in the game not just because it is true but Altair proved that statement before saying it to Richard
Richard was a great leader, won many battles during the crusades.But both Richard and Saladin were both great leaders.
This is still my favorite game out of the entire franchise, even after all these years. The combat, story and the parkour was the most realistic and down to earth out of any of them.
I used to play this level so much just to hear Robert de Sable say "To arms, Assassin!" and then everyone takes out there sword. So badass. But not even in the same league as Altair, though.
"you knew these men, better than I, are you truly surprised to learn of their ill intentions?" real
love the soundtrack when fighting the target
Robert: To Arms Assassin!
2:59 *all draws swords*
3:01 Altair: *This is what I do*
This game is so old, yet so impressive. The way the characters move while they have dialogue, the dialogue. the vibe. Everything is so perfect. The only thing I hated about the first AC, is how repetitive it got. AC2 though, perfection!
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Can we all pretend that only Altair, Ezio, and Edward were the only ones that happened?
First time I got to this part of the game, I somehow got pushed past the blue barrier, which gave me an instant desyncronization. However Altair didn't die, in fact the Templar NPCs kept pushing him back towards King Richard.
Wow I played AC1 in 2007 but I don't remember this at all... Might need to watch more of it, awesome memories ^_^
Agreed
the combat in this game was so satisfying
not really, but it was better than what was to come later
to be fair, back in the day where templars and assassins were enemys , but respected each other
Robert De Sable was a really good guy... 😭
Even though AC2 is still the pinnacle of assassins creed, it also doomed the series. Because before AC2, you actually had to plan out your assassinations. Doing the side missions, gave you more windows of opportunities and unique kills, or you can say eff all that and go in like a madman. But in AC2 all assassinations were story based. AC Unity kind of brought that back with the black box assassinations but no AC has really done this since. The idea of “this is your target, now figure out how to kill him” has lost itself in a game with “assassin” in the title :/
Remember, you got a sync bar in this game, not a health bar. Altair actually never got hit ones during this game.
I miss ACs with story, Origins was good, but not this eagle bearer spartan sandbox BS.
The king’s way of god deciding the truth is 10 men versus one
when this game was good AF, a little mix of history and fiction with good characters and unique minds.
Robert's speech is the biggest revelation out of all the games...
I bet the *Dodge* function was feeling pretty lonely while you were getting your ass kicked.
And now this franchise involves fighting snake gods, Medusa, and Odin.
This shows how most players dont know how to use the fight techniques in the game...
@@itsover6668 La ilaha illa allah
@@itsover6668 Yea lol
I like it's atmosphere better but it could definitely do with the facial software of the recent ones. I was mesmerized by the emotion in Cesere's face in Brotherhood, It does so much to absorb you into the game.
i broke my earbuds raging on this mission. i hated it so much.
+The Gamer Rat it's not a hard mission, was it the combat you were having issues with?
+Charlotte Kelso yeah, i would kill all the guys which was a challenge in its self then when i get to the boss i die because my health... but i've beaten that mission now.
The Gamer Rat i see, in my first playthrough i had the same problem. if you ever do the mission again, just grab the boss and throw him on the ground, or counter him so he falls, then quickly equip your hidden blade and stab him before he starts to get up. you can do this with most enemies in the game. if you have issues with that, always stay on the defensive and dodge heavy attacks that you can't block or counter until you weaken him enough
Charlotte Kelso oh, I beat him already I just ran around the area to gather up health every time I needed to.
The Gamer Rat that's a good strategy too lol, i know combat can be hard in this game.
Imagine if Altair has met up with King Baldwin the IV. The dynamics between their factions would beautifully play out.