Société française de jeux vidéo, Ubisoft: "D'accord, nous devons trouver un doubleur pour l'une des personnes les plus importantes de notre propre histoire française. cet homme est si puissant que nos empereurs ont commencé à voler ce nom uniquement pour la légitimité. L'homme a amené l'ensemble de l'Europe à s'unir 7 fois pour le battre ..... Donnons-lui l'accent des gens qu'il détestait le plus, l'anglais." Ubisoft, interne:"Mais quel type d'accent britannique?" Ubisoft: "Le genre que son ennemi juré Arthur Wellesley, 1er duc de Wellington, aurait eu." For if you drink more tea/cola than wine: French game company, Ubisoft: "Alright we got to get a voice actor for one of the most important people in our own French history. this man's is so powerful that our emperors started stealing this name purely for legitimacy. The man caused the entirety of Europe to unite 7 times to beat him..... Lets give him accent from the people he hated the most, English" Ubisoft, intern: "But what type of British accent?" Ubisoft: "The kind his nemesis Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington, would have had."
It's because Napoleon wasn't that huge of an influence at this time. I will admit, for what his role was during this period, I personally think Napoleon was done really well, and they could have done a sequel to Unity that takes place in the Napoleonic Wars.
I see a pattern with works set in the French Revolution that feature Napoleon. He's under utilised, yes, but his presence alone provides a sense of dread and foreboding for what he eventually becomes.
I’m getting annoyed with people getting mad when games aren’t in their historical or native language. Like the highest consumer is English speaking Americans and I don’t wanna have to read subtitles while I’m slaying fools.
Actually he didn't hate the English until after having to put up with their nonsense for several years, and generally sought some kind of accord with them early on-seeing them as equals to his own country in some ways. He got along ok with some of the English People on St. Helena when he was exiled there(though they also annoyed him too-especially when they tried to restrict his movements). He at one point hated the French, but later got to a point where he was ok with them...Germany he respected until they revolted then was very angry with them. In short depended on his mood.
He didn't hate the english as much as they hated him, in fact the wanted to finish his days in Britain until the anglos trapped him and sent him on a sterile rock in the middle of the atlantic ocean
Andres Pablos As a matter of fact he didn't hate the British all that much, on the other hand he had deep contempt for the Spanish who he saw as degenerates...
they can afford a actor with a French accent for AC rogue but not for the most iconic Napoleon Bonaparte, future emperor of france? (edit: I don't know why people got to be lecturing me about his accent being Corsican and refusing to elaborate further. if that accent is Corsican, then I'm from Romania.)
JumboCod91 do you not understand what an accent is? Being raised on a language doesn't make you immune from having one. Napoleon was raised speaking French but was still under the Italian influence in Corsican society; he spoke French with an Italian accent. English is not the only damn language with accents, and even if it was, we still have native accents even after being born into a fourth, fifth and so on generation family. Please go talk to a Brit, Pennsylvanian, Canadian, Aussie and a Californian, then try telling us they don't have their own damn accents. In fact, French has native f#%&ing accents too. For example, Occitan in southeastern France.
JumboCod91 okay, well you are illiterate then instead. Because no one at any point said it's impossible to lose an accent. I said that being born into a language doesn't make someone immune from having one.
JumboCod91 my family is from Occitania, in the Rhone-Alps region of Southern France, which in general has been screwed by the Parisian regime since medieval times. They, like Corsica are unjustly forced under a foreign culture, so I sort of take offense to someone claiming Napoleon was or acted "French" in any way. He put the French in their place and taught them about true equality regardless of culture, religion, or birthright; not the empty egalitarianism that the French obsess over to this day..
This autistic accent obsession is really typical of Anglos I'm French, and when I watch a movie/serie..etc that takes place outside of France, I dont give a shit about the characters not having accents. The thing is that their conversation is supposed to occur in their native language (in the case of this video, French) These people are not supposed to have any accent while speaking their native language, so putting it in basic English without foreign accent makes perfect sense. A native English speaker will hear the conversation in his native language without foreign accent, just like it's supposed to be the case for the characters.
+LeHappiste Though I'd prefer if the characters had French accents (Or Italian in Napoleon's case because he never lost his accent after moving to France) because it's more immersive. It doesn't really bother me that they don't have the correct accents. There's plenty of films I've seen that are set in France with all the actors having British accents so I'm used to it enough that it didn't surprise me and you make a very good point, accents probably wouldn't matter much when a language is translated like it is in the animus. So whether they have accents like they did in ac2 or don't like in Unity, either of those is realistic for the game. I just find that ignoring it and enjoying the game stops me from losing any immersion. That said, I'm an 'Anglo' and autism isn't something you should go round using as an insult.
I disagree. I enjoy the accents. Maybe no some first year American theater student trying to fake the accents but perhaps some genuine French accents. It's one step closer to getting the full experience. Sure, I prefer to hear my native language being spoken instead of reading subtitles, but why not go with the accents? It's like replacing all of the food and cultural aspects with their Anglo equivalent. I.e., instead of a croissant we have a doughnut from Dunkin Donuts. It's also not autistic obsession. It's simply personal preference.
If there were one person I could meet from history, it would be Napoleon. I wish he had a bigger part in this game, especially since this was around the time when he truly started advancing through his military career by ending the royalist revolts
Actually at this point Napoleon was still a little known artillery officer, it would be his entry into the Italian theatre of war a year or so from now (game wise) that he would begin to gain the attention of the Revolutionary government.
+Anthony Piechowski This game did him a lot of justice and props to the (French company) Ubisoft for that.I really want an AC game centered around Napoleon. Perhaps it's due to me being a big fan of the Emperor, but the character still has tons of potential and was the highlight of an otherwise useless game. AC are going downhill since Unity and looking at Syndicate makes me feel so. The idea of having Evie Fry is totally flawed. I just hope that Rogue wasn't the last great game the franchise would ever make. I want better games from these guys :(
Am I the only one who wants an Assassin's Creed game during the Napoleonic wars ? We could visit France, Egypt, Italy and even the Russian countryside, that would be so dope !
Expecially when you'd reach Moscow to see it burning in flames and then retreat from freezing cold with what's left of the Napoleon's army and run straight to Paris
+ThePlayersPlay There are many Apples, each one with a different power. The Apples came from the First Civilization. Go check out the article about in AC wikia.
I love Phoenix AS the Napoleon as he's VERY well casted for the role and perfectly has the right look for a conqueror character to have FOR the character of Napoleon, the main issue that other people have is with the script of the movie FOR how Napoleon, Phoenix did as best as he could but the movie was made to purposefully make Napoleon look like a manchild outside of the trailers and certain other scenes. But I can kinda see where you're coming from but I still like the movie entirely so as it's still masterfully and beautifully directed in a big budget way!
The stupidity wasn't the invasion, but the manner - if he had made winter quarters in the summer of the invasion much of his army would have survived (despite more than a fifth of the 650 thousand dying from sickness and the like - many from typhus).
This game really got Napoleon right (except for the English accent). Especially the part where he's trying to convince Arno to join him as one of his generals. Napoleon famously elevated all his top generals (many of whom were from non-aristocratic backgrounds) to royalty in less than 15 years. In return, he only asked for loyalty, excellence, and results. I love this game!
What i find disturbing is that he wears a greatcoat with embroidery as a second lieutenant in these scenes. I'm very certain only French generals had the chance to wear those.
T Marsh-Connors In AC 2 i think, there's some kind of mini game where you find the hidden artifacts in famous paintings. One of those painting is Napoleon where he had his hand in his coat.
He's yet to have one. The Egypt campaign was actually his quest to claim that artifact (Originally one of these was hidden beneath St. Denis Royal Mausoleum. A chest hidden beneath that hidden cabinet by the chimney actually contains an information regarding to that apple (and where it was)... Arno. however sought letters written by Mirabeau to King Louis XVI ... Sometimes after the ending of main story (the part that Arno killed a final boss. not his re-visit with Emperor Napoleon I in 1808 where he found a decayed remains of a man he slain 16 years ago, and interred in the Paris Catacombs as an unidentified skeleton) Arno went to St. Denis (Then called Franciade) city, prepared to leave France after so much tragedy in his life. then he met with de Sade bon chance and was assigned to explore St. Denis Royal Mausoleum for 'a letter of some sort'... but the real search began when he got a quest to find a thief boy and save him... only to discover that the inner sanctun was a hitech vault built by Surger (with knowledges housed within the Apple of Eden). and later the Apple itself. (And Napoleon Bonaparte went after the Apple.) By then Arno had not yet rejoined the Assassins (how did he return to the Brotherhood, or the prerequisite conditions the Council required him to do before the reinstations, is not what I known. but it involved the Apple and the Pro-Napoleon policy (I think) of the French Assassins Brotherhood). he did eavesdrop his conversations with the Raiders and felt very uneasy, became concerned of what will happen if Napoleon got the Apple, so Arno fetched the Apple of Eden (hidden inside St. Denis Lantern) and reconsidered his intentions to leave France, instead he sent the Apple to Egypt via a stagecoach he hired previously to leave the country. and wrote to Egyptian Assassin Mentor, instructed him to hide the Apple of Eden there... But how did Napoleon knew that Arno did hide the Apple in Egypt?. I guess that Arno was later invited by the Assassins Brotherhood to discuss his re-entry ... (and the Apple he stole earlier was one of such discussions, those mentors want him to divulge the truth... by then The Assassins still supporting Napoleon Bonaparte, and not believing that hiding the Apple in Egypt is a good idea, possibly they feared Templar treasure hunters might found it over Arno's concerns, or believed that only with the Apple in his posessions will the Templars be removed easily) and informed Napoleon that he can find the Apple of Eden in Egypt. (and later arranged the Invasion of Egypt through the government 'approvals/orders'). in this game, it is said that Napoleon Bonaparte did use that Apple of Eden in the 18th Brumaire Coup d'Etat, but ignored a mastermind behind this coup--Emmanuel Joseph Sieyes.. ignored completely throughout the course of the game itself!!!. so when during the Coup did he use that thing? (And whom did he used the Apple on, is a mystery).. he might try to use it in his first entry into St. Cloud Orangerie (Where the Council of the Five Hundreads convened) but instead of controlling the 500 deputies (to vote for the Dissolution of the Directory), it drove many deputies mad and tried to stab Napoleon himself.. with this however he (or his younger brother... Lucien Bonaparte, the President of the Five Hundreads) found a reason to justify a march towards the conventions and finished the Coup (With Joaquim Murat spearheaded the assault)... don't forget that Sieyes played a big role in the Coup itself.
jh44574 Technically he had a Corsican Accent. One of the reasons he was bullied in school was because he barely sounded French at all. Corsicans are technically French Controlled Italians.
I was waiting to see Napoleon in this game. And he didn't disappoint. Only problem was he didn't have enough appearances. They should have found a way to show him more, especially from the Napoleonic Wars until his death. Might be a large focus on a single character, but it is Napoleon after all.
I don’t know why, but after seeing the Napoleon movie, I can’t imagine Joaquin Phoenix delivering these lines without stuttering or sounding awkward. This Napoleon is how Ridley Scott should’ve approached the character, as it is more true to the real life Napoleon(minus the English accent)
Napoleon's first language was Corsican,second was Italian.He learnt french at a later stage around 10 or more years It caused him to have a distinct accent and be bullied because of his "Italian" accent
Minor nerdy correction: The revolution disbanded the rank of marshall, as it was seen as closely intertwined with the monarchy. It was only later after Napoleon was crowned emperor he reinstated the title
As I said to 2 other people now, I love Phoenix AS the Napoleon as he's VERY well casted for the role and perfectly has the right look for a conqueror character to have FOR the character of Napoleon, the main issue that other people have is with the script of the movie FOR how Napoleon, Phoenix did as best as he could but the movie was made to purposefully make Napoleon look like a manchild outside of the trailers and certain other scenes. But I can kinda see where you're coming from but I still like the movie entirely so as it's still masterfully and beautifully directed in a big budget way!
@@HelloThere-pb3cp lol just no, absolutely NOTHING I’ve said here is “sAtIrE” at all as I was being fair and responsible to the film! Just stop with your nonsense here, seriously!
@@BlackHawk2b I don’t blame you for entirely saying that but I don’t know the full history of Napoleon so I can’t argue against what I see in a film that portrays Napoleon as a manchild because I don’t fully know for certain if he didn’t actually act like that behind closed doors. I wouldn’t say it’s “giGa cRinGe” at all nor would I say it’s a “personal hell” at all but just a interesting take on the real life figure. Napoleon HAS lied before for the sake of propaganda like his famous painting on himself on a horse isn’t an accurate portrayal of how he actually looked at all. So I can’t entirely argue against him acting like that in the film because the script IS intentionally written in a way to make Napoleon look bad, that’s a given ESPECIALLY given the contrast from how he’s portrayed in the trailers as a legendary badass conquering figure whose passionate in love making with his wife from how he is in the actual film to a man child whose bratty in some scenes while also making pig noises to announce that he wants have sex with his wife and gets into this awkwardly unromantic sex scene where he tired himself out leaving his wife unsatisfied and making what he does to her look like a chore. You can see this as the movie’s scenes are deliberately different from how he’s portrayed in the film as from the actually trailers. But seeing how I’m NOT a Napoleon expert, I can’t really argue against that kind of portrayal as I’m not entirely sure if he was actually like that, but napoleon is usually seen as this legendary badass in film and media that DOESN’T just portray him as short, it’s going to upset some people who expected him to be just how they imagined to be from the trailers and even in the AC Unity game who portrays him as a calm, confident, and brutally efficient person.
"The ideas that underpin our modern world-meritocracy, equality before the law, property rights, religious toleration, modern secular education, sound finances, and so on-were championed, consolidated, codified and geographically extended by Napoleon. To them he added a rational and efficient local administration, an end to rural banditry, the encouragement of science and the arts, the abolition of feudalism and the greatest codification of laws since the fall of the Roman Empire. " -Andrew Roberts, British historian.
It feel so weird to hear these dialogues in English with a brittish accent when the game is supposed to take place in France. Thankfully , I didn't have anything like this because I played the game with french dub.
It's so weird, considering Ubisoft if based in France and French parts of Canada. And they have history in this game series alone of having diverse voice actors cast. But then again it's fitting with this game, as it is a rushed mess.
Well, most people wouldn't be able to understand french, so I think it's legit. French accent would mean they would be french guys speaking english but that wouldn't be very authentic, would it? They didn't speak english back then. Think about it as a translation.
évidemment parce que tu es sur une vidéo parlant d'une scène de jeu se passant en France, c'est le même principe que tout les autres "connards" disant leur nationalité dans une vidéo sur le foot ...
@@user-uv9zr8qs2c Was he supposed to tell him to panic and die off like helpless little chickens? He wasn’t emperor at the time so he couldn’t back out of the Egyptian campaign right away. It wasn’t untill French parliament was very unstable with a kingless monarchy that he was able to return to France and re-establish order form chaos, and become a leader. Can’t blame him on the Egyptian debacle, you must blame the generals and nobility that made him do it after the Italian campaign.
@@ashtonmilkyway”made him do it” bruh Napoleon wanted to do it. It was a waste of time, and turned into a bit of a shitshow. Conveniently, he was able to slip back to France and never have to deal with the consequences. Egypt was definitely one of the lowlights of his career/command. He was absolutely not a hapless victim forced to undertake that expedition.
I got goosebumps whenever napoleon praises me during the holdout fight. and he never hesitated to ask arno to join the military because of it. he knew talent when he sees one.
I think he knew what it was to begin with, why else would he be there? Plus, he became emporer of france, i'd like to to think the piece of Eden helped him in some way
JumboCod91 Napoleon was born only a short period after the revolution, in the very recently acquired Italian region of Corsica. Still very much under Catholic influence. France in general at the time wasn't really dechristianized outside of Paris and the surrounding area. Let alone a region just barely in the French sphere of influence; and only recently acquired from one of the most religious and pious people on the continent at that. Catholic. Very Catholic.
@Antonin Mercier Actually Napoleon's views of God changed throughout his life. He believed in the "unmoved mover" and believed in some sense of Destiny(Closest definition is divine purpose). At one intellectualizing point, he advocated a solar diety as it was the most natural as the sun warms and gives life-he also admired Islam. By the end of his life he seems to have come to some kind of acceptance of God. His Political ideology was center-Communitarian overall-sometimes sounding libertarian when not in a position of power. His views were certainly not hardline traditionalist, but he wasn't a radical anti-theist communist either. Overall he was a reasoning theist of some sort.
He said if one was to have a god or worship it should be of the Sun. Also, he constantly moved his religion to fit wherever he went, even reading the Coran when he was in Egypt.
Yeah, geographically speaking you'd be right: it's on the Italian Peninsula, but belongs to France (or at least it did at the time of Napoleon's birth)
If I may, I just had a dumb idea. Given how Napoleon spoke French with an Italian accent due to his Corsican upbringing and the game gives everyone British accents, here’s something they could’ve done…. Give Napoleon an Irish accent. It would’ve made him sound a bit different and acknowledged his different upbringing while going along with the whole “French are British” thing the game did. I mean, it’s just a thought
What does Napoleon Bonaparte look like? -He's French! Go on, -He has Long hair Does he Look like a Bitch? -What? P.S Napoleon, Give Mr. Wallace's Case...
It would’ve been awesome if you had to fight Napoleon at the end because of some sort of disagreement. Even after the game makes you believe he’s a friend.
Notice that Napoleon grabbed his gun when he asked Arno to name the thing he was searching for. When Arno told him "some letters" he lowered his hand from the pistol. If Arno said he was looking for an artifact, Napoleon would have shot him.
Napoleon being compared to Hitler and Stalin is an inaccurate misconception devised by British historians. Napoleon was bright, cynical, ruthless, possessed immence confidence (whose genesis lie with Letizia (his mother)) that only grew after each victory in his life and the subtle attributes needed to persuade men (not only those from a harsh and brutal background) to lay down their life for him but unusual for a man of his position and age he was not vindictive, possessed empathy and incredible pragmatic mercy to those who humiliated and betrayed him time and again (Charles Maurice de Tallyrand Perigord being a prime example). Hitler and in particular Stalin were to their core, psychopaths. Such is the difference. But the one thing all three do have in common is that events do shape the man. Without the French or Russian revolutions or the Weimar Republic misnomer would the world now know them? This depressing lesson unfortunately is as good now as it was then; no matter how talented or intelligent, if the opportunity never arises, the dunghill awaits.
@@aleksandartrifunov5754 Nope. Napoleon only launched offensive wars twice, once because his ally is incompetent, and once because Russia broke the treaties.
@@Aaron-pe7xk Well yeah because Napoleon is a real life historical figure who we know how he looks. So of course all depictions of him are going to attempt to look like him.
To be fair English is the global language, and that the French dub exists. Jokes aside, AC really is historical, Ubisoft even manages a way to twist the events a little while keeping the games historically accurate One good example is Elise shooting Maximilien Robespierre in the jaw, the thing is; it actually happened. Except it wasn't Elise that shot him, it was himself, it was a failed suicide attempt (how do you fail to kill yourself anyway?), they found Robespierre with a giant hole on this jaw when they arrested him.
Idk why but it bothered me how they changed the normal soldier model and replaced it with the officers model. Kinda weird. “Good job corporal” he says to a man fully decked in a fancy high ranking officers uniform
It would be so cool to have Napoleonic Era AC game. Maybe Napoleon joins the Templars or works with the Assassins to secure the Eden pieces and that's he fights the European monarchies over control of the continent and the pieces. It would be such a great setting, I hope they make it a reality someday.
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Seeing me with an english accent really hurts every part of my body
Don't worry Napo, I changed mine to French localization right from the beginning of the game ;)
Société française de jeux vidéo, Ubisoft: "D'accord, nous devons trouver un doubleur pour l'une des personnes les plus importantes de notre propre histoire française.
cet homme est si puissant que nos empereurs ont commencé à voler ce nom uniquement pour la légitimité.
L'homme a amené l'ensemble de l'Europe à s'unir 7 fois pour le battre .....
Donnons-lui l'accent des gens qu'il détestait le plus, l'anglais."
Ubisoft, interne:"Mais quel type d'accent britannique?"
Ubisoft: "Le genre que son ennemi juré Arthur Wellesley, 1er duc de Wellington, aurait eu."
For if you drink more tea/cola than wine:
French game company, Ubisoft: "Alright we got to get a voice actor for one of the most important people in our own French history.
this man's is so powerful that our emperors started stealing this name purely for legitimacy.
The man caused the entirety of Europe to unite 7 times to beat him.....
Lets give him accent from the people he hated the most, English"
Ubisoft, intern: "But what type of British accent?"
Ubisoft: "The kind his nemesis Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington, would have had."
This is what you get for reestablishing slavery.
@@constipatedparker5879 Napoleon Bonaparte was Italian, not French
@@deathbykonami5487 Corsican to be exact. Calling him Italian would be too subjective.
For how big a personality Napoleon was, he was probably the most under-utilized character in this game...
It's because Napoleon wasn't that huge of an influence at this time. I will admit, for what his role was during this period, I personally think Napoleon was done really well, and they could have done a sequel to Unity that takes place in the Napoleonic Wars.
VYNLT bro even though we have a French Assassins Creed game I still want a Napoleonic Era one because Napoleon would be such a good character.
I see a pattern with works set in the French Revolution that feature Napoleon. He's under utilised, yes, but his presence alone provides a sense of dread and foreboding for what he eventually becomes.
@Killer Dude He wasn't always a scumbag
They gave more scream to FUCKING MARX
"My name is Bonaparte - Napoleon Bonaparte, second lieutenant of artillery....for now." Well, he was an ambitious fellow!
Rightfully so
Bah! Upstarts like him will get nowhere. You'll see!
.... My name is bond
That was how he became Emperor, lost a war, got banished to an island, *retook France,* and got banished again.
@@russianbear7832 ....."(but they banished him to an island) *BUT HE CAME BACK !* (but luckily they banished him to another island)"
Napoleon: Speak English
History: _Wait, that's illegal_
He learned English fighting in Spain, before Austria mobilized for a war. Not much but enough to understand the enemy on the battlefield.
Guys this version is dubbed
The animus translated
Napoleon: speaks English with a British accent
History: Are you f@#%ing kidding me?!
Duke of Wellington: lol
I’m getting annoyed with people getting mad when games aren’t in their historical or native language. Like the highest consumer is English speaking Americans and I don’t wanna have to read subtitles while I’m slaying fools.
Considering his life long hatred towards the English, I bet Napoleon would curse and spit on this game for portraying him with an English accent.
Actually he didn't hate the English until after having to put up with their nonsense for several years, and generally sought some kind of accord with them early on-seeing them as equals to his own country in some ways. He got along ok with some of the English People on St. Helena when he was exiled there(though they also annoyed him too-especially when they tried to restrict his movements). He at one point hated the French, but later got to a point where he was ok with them...Germany he respected until they revolted then was very angry with them. In short depended on his mood.
Andres Pablos Yep...
He didn't hate the english as much as they hated him, in fact the wanted to finish his days in Britain until the anglos trapped him and sent him on a sterile rock in the middle of the atlantic ocean
Andres Pablos As a matter of fact he didn't hate the British all that much, on the other hand he had deep contempt for the Spanish who he saw as degenerates...
to be fair he isnt depicted as short
they can afford a actor with a French accent for AC rogue but not for the most iconic Napoleon Bonaparte, future emperor of france?
(edit: I don't know why people got to be lecturing me about his accent being Corsican and refusing to elaborate further. if that accent is Corsican, then I'm from Romania.)
+Entitled Spite *Italian accent.
either way. Corsican, Italian or even a French accent would have been fine! they didn't do either of those!
JumboCod91 do you not understand what an accent is? Being raised on a language doesn't make you immune from having one. Napoleon was raised speaking French but was still under the Italian influence in Corsican society; he spoke French with an Italian accent. English is not the only damn language with accents, and even if it was, we still have native accents even after being born into a fourth, fifth and so on generation family. Please go talk to a Brit, Pennsylvanian, Canadian, Aussie and a Californian, then try telling us they don't have their own damn accents.
In fact, French has native f#%&ing accents too. For example, Occitan in southeastern France.
JumboCod91 okay, well you are illiterate then instead. Because no one at any point said it's impossible to lose an accent. I said that being born into a language doesn't make someone immune from having one.
JumboCod91 my family is from Occitania, in the Rhone-Alps region of Southern France, which in general has been screwed by the Parisian regime since medieval times. They, like Corsica are unjustly forced under a foreign culture, so I sort of take offense to someone claiming Napoleon was or acted "French" in any way. He put the French in their place and taught them about true equality regardless of culture, religion, or birthright; not the empty egalitarianism that the French obsess over to this day..
“Bonaparte is my name. Napoleon Bonaparte. Second Lieutenant of Artillery.
_For now.”_
Napoleone di Buonaparte was his real name. Later it was changed into Napoleon Bonaparte.
@@grazianolaudisio3644 Napoleone di Buonaparte*
@@chevalierduchrist1754 Thank you Thiago.
@@grazianolaudisio3644 after 1797
@@grazianolaudisio3644Shouldn't have sold Corsica lol
How to fix this game: Change language to French.
You can do that by playing the game with the French dub
I thought you died in Norway.
I thought your name was Charles Xll
Well in English it's Charles XII but in Swedish it's Karl XII
But then napoleon has a French accent which is inaccurate :/
Them having British accents really kills the whole feeling that everyone is French especially since ac2 had everyone with an Italian accent
This autistic accent obsession is really typical of Anglos
I'm French, and when I watch a movie/serie..etc that takes place outside of France, I dont give a shit about the characters not having accents.
The thing is that their conversation is supposed to occur in their native language (in the case of this video, French)
These people are not supposed to have any accent while speaking their native language, so putting it in basic English without foreign accent makes perfect sense.
A native English speaker will hear the conversation in his native language without foreign accent, just like it's supposed to be the case for the characters.
+LeHappiste Though I'd prefer if the characters had French accents (Or Italian in Napoleon's case because he never lost his accent after moving to France) because it's more immersive. It doesn't really bother me that they don't have the correct accents. There's plenty of films I've seen that are set in France with all the actors having British accents so I'm used to it enough that it didn't surprise me and you make a very good point, accents probably wouldn't matter much when a language is translated like it is in the animus. So whether they have accents like they did in ac2 or don't like in Unity, either of those is realistic for the game. I just find that ignoring it and enjoying the game stops me from losing any immersion. That said, I'm an 'Anglo' and autism isn't something you should go round using as an insult.
+LeHappiste
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+2 WHOLE SUBSCRIBERS 0 VIDEOS Not to mention that Britain was the historical rival of France at this time. It just seems off putting.
I disagree. I enjoy the accents. Maybe no some first year American theater student trying to fake the accents but perhaps some genuine French accents. It's one step closer to getting the full experience. Sure, I prefer to hear my native language being spoken instead of reading subtitles, but why not go with the accents?
It's like replacing all of the food and cultural aspects with their Anglo equivalent. I.e., instead of a croissant we have a doughnut from Dunkin Donuts.
It's also not autistic obsession. It's simply personal preference.
If there were one person I could meet from history, it would be Napoleon. I wish he had a bigger part in this game, especially since this was around the time when he truly started advancing through his military career by ending the royalist revolts
Actually at this point Napoleon was still a little known artillery officer, it would be his entry into the Italian theatre of war a year or so from now (game wise) that he would begin to gain the attention of the Revolutionary government.
+Anthony Piechowski
This game did him a lot of justice and props to the (French company) Ubisoft for that.I really want an AC game centered around Napoleon. Perhaps it's due to me being a big fan of the Emperor, but the character still has tons of potential and was the highlight of an otherwise useless game.
AC are going downhill since Unity and looking at Syndicate makes me feel so. The idea of having Evie Fry is totally flawed. I just hope that Rogue wasn't the last great game the franchise would ever make. I want better games from these guys :(
Ulysses LaFur Bonjour
Nicholas Rowley And what about the Siege of Toulon?
Well same goes With George Washington though
Am I the only one who wants an Assassin's Creed game during the Napoleonic wars ? We could visit France, Egypt, Italy and even the Russian countryside, that would be so dope !
zoubida90 they should have included a whole scenario set during the Napoleonic wars in Unity, they missed the opportunity
In fact you can visit the world
I would want an Assassin's Creed game during the Hundred Years War, wouldn't that be a nice thing to play
This would be sick 🎉
Expecially when you'd reach Moscow to see it burning in flames and then retreat from freezing cold with what's left of the Napoleon's army and run straight to Paris
Love how Napoleon reaches for his pistol when he asks what Arno is looking for. Gosh I love those small little details.
This whole sequence of clips is great! It makes Unity look really good in spite of the backlash.
And the "Cornucopia" He found. It was glowing, lamps have not been invented yet, it looks like an Apple of Eden to me
@@arromarchesit is one. Matter of fact, he almost conquered half the world because of it, in game
00:45 Napoleon was ready to shoot Arno in case he was looking for the Apple as well.
+sup3232 He was clenching his stomach because in reality Napoleon suffered from gastric cancer
+ThePlayersPlay No way because of this, man. He was holding his gun, not his chest.
sup3232 Oh I see , anyways what can he do with the Apple Of Eden , can he conquer the world or do magic?
+ThePlayersPlay There are many Apples, each one with a different power. The Apples came from the First Civilization. Go check out the article about in AC wikia.
sup3232 Ok
Still better than the Ridley Scott film.
DISAGREE😠😠😠
I love Phoenix AS the Napoleon as he's VERY well casted for the role and perfectly has the right look for a conqueror character to have FOR the character of Napoleon, the main issue that other people have is with the script of the movie FOR how Napoleon, Phoenix did as best as he could but the movie was made to purposefully make Napoleon look like a manchild outside of the trailers and certain other scenes.
But I can kinda see where you're coming from but I still like the movie entirely so as it's still masterfully and beautifully directed in a big budget way!
Napoleon's voice is like a cup of hot chocolate foe a cold winter evening
Napoleon Bonaparte emperor of France one of the greatest military Minds in history brought Europe to its knees
napoleon would of not conqured europe if he didnt have the apple of eden
***** not joking but in real life yes im joking
*****
facepalms i mean in assassins creed unity napoleon steals the apple while arnos not looking in real life im joking -_-
but he was stupid enough to invade Russia
The stupidity wasn't the invasion, but the manner - if he had made winter quarters in the summer of the invasion much of his army would have survived (despite more than a fifth of the 650 thousand dying from sickness and the like - many from typhus).
This game really got Napoleon right (except for the English accent). Especially the part where he's trying to convince Arno to join him as one of his generals. Napoleon famously elevated all his top generals (many of whom were from non-aristocratic backgrounds) to royalty in less than 15 years. In return, he only asked for loyalty, excellence, and results. I love this game!
They screwed up with his height supposedly he was quite the short ass
@@capnjackgallows3204 No. He was average height for the time. Napoleon being short was just British propaganda.
What i find disturbing is that he wears a greatcoat with embroidery as a second lieutenant in these scenes. I'm very certain only French generals had the chance to wear those.
1:40 napoleon has the apple of eden
noobdistroyer123 Don't worry m8, the apple is not real.
GOT TOSA So apparently, according to the Dead Kings writer, what Napoleon found was that First Civ key.
DaddyGbaby e
T Marsh-Connors In AC 2 i think, there's some kind of mini game where you find the hidden artifacts in famous paintings. One of those painting is Napoleon where he had his hand in his coat.
He's yet to have one. The Egypt campaign was actually his quest to claim that artifact (Originally one of these was hidden beneath St. Denis Royal Mausoleum. A chest hidden beneath that hidden cabinet by the chimney actually contains an information regarding to that apple (and where it was)... Arno. however sought letters written by Mirabeau to King Louis XVI ...
Sometimes after the ending of main story (the part that Arno killed a final boss. not his re-visit with Emperor Napoleon I in 1808 where he found a decayed remains of a man he slain 16 years ago, and interred in the Paris Catacombs as an unidentified skeleton) Arno went to St. Denis (Then called Franciade) city, prepared to leave France after so much tragedy in his life. then he met with de Sade bon chance and was assigned to explore St. Denis Royal Mausoleum for 'a letter of some sort'... but the real search began when he got a quest to find a thief boy and save him... only to discover that the inner sanctun was a hitech vault built by Surger (with knowledges housed within the Apple of Eden). and later the Apple itself. (And Napoleon Bonaparte went after the Apple.) By then Arno had not yet rejoined the Assassins (how did he return to the Brotherhood, or the prerequisite conditions the Council required him to do before the reinstations, is not what I known. but it involved the Apple and the Pro-Napoleon policy (I think) of the French Assassins Brotherhood). he did eavesdrop his conversations with the Raiders and felt very uneasy, became concerned of what will happen if Napoleon got the Apple, so Arno fetched the Apple of Eden (hidden inside St. Denis Lantern) and reconsidered his intentions to leave France, instead he sent the Apple to Egypt via a stagecoach he hired previously to leave the country. and wrote to Egyptian Assassin Mentor, instructed him to hide the Apple of Eden there...
But how did Napoleon knew that Arno did hide the Apple in Egypt?. I guess that Arno was later invited by the Assassins Brotherhood to discuss his re-entry ... (and the Apple he stole earlier was one of such discussions, those mentors want him to divulge the truth... by then The Assassins still supporting Napoleon Bonaparte, and not believing that hiding the Apple in Egypt is a good idea, possibly they feared Templar treasure hunters might found it over Arno's concerns, or believed that only with the Apple in his posessions will the Templars be removed easily) and informed Napoleon that he can find the Apple of Eden in Egypt. (and later arranged the Invasion of Egypt through the government 'approvals/orders'). in this game, it is said that Napoleon Bonaparte did use that Apple of Eden in the 18th Brumaire Coup d'Etat, but ignored a mastermind behind this coup--Emmanuel Joseph Sieyes.. ignored completely throughout the course of the game itself!!!. so when during the Coup did he use that thing? (And whom did he used the Apple on, is a mystery).. he might try to use it in his first entry into St. Cloud Orangerie (Where the Council of the Five Hundreads convened) but instead of controlling the 500 deputies (to vote for the Dissolution of the Directory), it drove many deputies mad and tried to stab Napoleon himself.. with this however he (or his younger brother... Lucien Bonaparte, the President of the Five Hundreads) found a reason to justify a march towards the conventions and finished the Coup (With Joaquim Murat spearheaded the assault)... don't forget that Sieyes played a big role in the Coup itself.
Napoleon sounds like a character from Game of Thrones.
But wouldn't that be awesome though?
NR Rowley it would actually, but still I can't imagine Napoleon without a French accent :/
jh44574 Agreed.
jh44574 Technically he had a Corsican Accent. One of the reasons he was bullied in school was because he barely sounded French at all. Corsicans are technically French Controlled Italians.
apoctriforce true, but they still had to give him an English accent.
I absolutely love how they've made him really look like a young Napoleon, and also how they've written him. Sly dude!
Man he was 17 years old when the revolution begun
Napoléon isn't short may life was lie
@@badreedinedjellali1328 he was 5'6
@@WhatTheFuckAreYouSaying That was average height at the time.
Heard that there's a side mission where Napoleon goes on a date with Josephine (his first wife) lol. I'd like to see that.
diamondxbullets Not much happens but I can upload it for you
diamondxbullets Assassin's Creed: Unity - Napoleon & Josephine Date
paula94saf th-cam.com/video/NfOIcJ447fY/w-d-xo.html
paula94saf These are the Desiree missions
There is also the coop mission where you have to protect him from the royalists.
I was waiting to see Napoleon in this game. And he didn't disappoint. Only problem was he didn't have enough appearances. They should have found a way to show him more, especially from the Napoleonic Wars until his death. Might be a large focus on a single character, but it is Napoleon after all.
TheBombayMasterTony I hope the next AC game will take place during the Napoleonic Wars. :D
TheBombayMasterTony Arno probably would've finished off his old friend Napoleon in St. Helena.
No Napoleon love interest side quest smh
Lesser the better
Better Napoléon than Ridley Scott's film, even if they both share an english accent
Didn’t Joaquin Phoenix use an American accent in the film?
@@anthonylopez899yes, I think he meant they both speak English.
Get his ass!
"There's nothing we can do"
i love the subtle move napoleon makes when arno says "i hope we're not eyeing the same prize...", moving his hand to his gun holster.. :)
I don’t know why, but after seeing the Napoleon movie, I can’t imagine Joaquin Phoenix delivering these lines without stuttering or sounding awkward. This Napoleon is how Ridley Scott should’ve approached the character, as it is more true to the real life Napoleon(minus the English accent)
1:40
-Arno: Napoleon, we happy?
-Napoleon: Yeah, we happy
Napoleon born to party
0:04 don't know why but that "ah ah" always melt my heart when i heard it :0
same
Whos here after being disappointed by Ridley Scott's Napoleon?
Arno is so focused on a stack of letters that Napoleon managed to snag the Apple of Eden right in front of him.
Napoleon's first language was Corsican,second was Italian.He learnt french at a later stage around 10 or more years It caused him to have a distinct accent and be bullied because of his "Italian" accent
And he invaded italia
The Corsican accent isn't even close to the Italian accent. It's actually closer to Sardinian or Spanish.
@@Extys Mate it’s is Italian
you have no idea@@ethanramos4441
Minor nerdy correction: The revolution disbanded the rank of marshall, as it was seen as closely intertwined with the monarchy. It was only later after Napoleon was crowned emperor he reinstated the title
More life and personality in Assassin's Creed Unity's Napoleon than in the entire movie of Ridley Scott's
As I said to 2 other people now, I love Phoenix AS the Napoleon as he's VERY well casted for the role and perfectly has the right look for a conqueror character to have FOR the character of Napoleon, the main issue that other people have is with the script of the movie FOR how Napoleon, Phoenix did as best as he could but the movie was made to purposefully make Napoleon look like a manchild outside of the trailers and certain other scenes.
But I can kinda see where you're coming from but I still like the movie entirely so as it's still masterfully and beautifully directed in a big budget way!
@@Gadget-Walkmen please tell me this is satire
@@HelloThere-pb3cp lol just no, absolutely NOTHING I’ve said here is “sAtIrE” at all as I was being fair and responsible to the film! Just stop with your nonsense here, seriously!
@@Gadget-Walkmen Man-child Napoléon is giga cringe. It's literally my personal hell
@@BlackHawk2b I don’t blame you for entirely saying that but I don’t know the full history of Napoleon so I can’t argue against what I see in a film that portrays Napoleon as a manchild because I don’t fully know for certain if he didn’t actually act like that behind closed doors.
I wouldn’t say it’s “giGa cRinGe” at all nor would I say it’s a “personal hell” at all but just a interesting take on the real life figure. Napoleon HAS lied before for the sake of propaganda like his famous painting on himself on a horse isn’t an accurate portrayal of how he actually looked at all. So I can’t entirely argue against him acting like that in the film because the script IS intentionally written in a way to make Napoleon look bad, that’s a given ESPECIALLY given the contrast from how he’s portrayed in the trailers as a legendary badass conquering figure whose passionate in love making with his wife from how he is in the actual film to a man child whose bratty in some scenes while also making pig noises to announce that he wants have sex with his wife and gets into this awkwardly unromantic sex scene where he tired himself out leaving his wife unsatisfied and making what he does to her look like a chore. You can see this as the movie’s scenes are deliberately different from how he’s portrayed in the film as from the actually trailers. But seeing how I’m NOT a Napoleon expert, I can’t really argue against that kind of portrayal as I’m not entirely sure if he was actually like that, but napoleon is usually seen as this legendary badass in film and media that DOESN’T just portray him as short, it’s going to upset some people who expected him to be just how they imagined to be from the trailers and even in the AC Unity game who portrays him as a calm, confident, and brutally efficient person.
Fun fact, napoleon always spoke with italian(corsican) accent, even when he became emperor of the french😀
Hard to believe Napoleon is only 23 years old on this game during the year. He looks way older.
Aging back in these days was different
I am 23, I some people think I am over 30.
And now he's gonna be portrayed by Joaquin Phoenix at that age. ^^
@@magnuskno I know, I'm so excited for the movie! Ridley Scott is gonna make a PHENOMENAL Masterpiece of a movie! The trailer looked so fantastic!
my half brother is 18 and looks older than that (he looks a lot like napoleon)
"There is nothing we can do about it" - Napoleon
There is nothing we can do.
They gave Napoleon a british accent, there's nothing we can do
1:44 Bro snatched a piece of eden right under Arno's unwatchful eyes
There is nothing we can do
i actually forgot that napoleon didnt care about the revoltion, he just cared about the power
Did anyone else realize that Napoleon was stealing a piece of eden in the first scene?
They should have recruited this guy for the movie
I really liked the voice actor they got for Napolean and I wish that they had him appear more. They made him an interesting character
Sir Napoleon has a British accent
Well…
There’s nothing we can do
Napoleon with an English accent? Thats just so wrong ;o
Even with French accent in fact napoleon was born in corsica with a strong accent and talked very bad the French
Se conviertio en aquello que juro Destruir
@@Maurice203 hein? tu rigole toi?
@Marissa Lopes teenager he wrote in honorable French
@Marissa Lopes Et les corses parle français avec quasiment aucun accent :)
I got this in my recommended right next to a "there is nothing we can do" video
Am I the only one who is genuinely satisfied with ubisoft's portrait of Napoleon?
No, he’s really cool. If I’d have known how dope this game series was, I’d have bought it, bugs aside.
I am in more ways than one.
Yeah he lookes normal hight not short like how the potryed him
"The ideas that underpin our modern world-meritocracy, equality before the law, property rights, religious toleration, modern secular education, sound finances, and so on-were championed, consolidated, codified and geographically extended by Napoleon. To them he added a rational and efficient local administration, an end to rural banditry, the encouragement of science and the arts, the abolition of feudalism and the greatest codification of laws since the fall of the Roman Empire.
" -Andrew Roberts, British historian.
To bad he didn't want women to be able to control their own lives.
In fact, he despised women who fought for equality...
@@henryJBonaparte Very wise too!
@@davidcabreonmunoz6258 *Bruh!*
Shame they didn't go further with Arno into the Napoleonic era. Could have played a similar role the the Borgias in Ezio's first two games.
Ubisoft did a good job with Napoleon's design and credits to the voice actor able to voice Napoleon like a boss
It feel so weird to hear these dialogues in English with a brittish accent when the game is supposed to take place in France. Thankfully , I didn't have anything like this because I played the game with french dub.
I played AC 2 in italian too, idk, is a lot more immersive.
It's so weird, considering Ubisoft if based in France and French parts of Canada.
And they have history in this game series alone of having diverse voice actors cast.
But then again it's fitting with this game, as it is a rushed mess.
You can change their spoken language into French with English subtitles...
Well, most people wouldn't be able to understand french, so I think it's legit.
French accent would mean they would be french guys speaking english but that wouldn't be very authentic, would it? They didn't speak english back then.
Think about it as a translation.
évidemment parce que tu es sur une vidéo parlant d'une scène de jeu se passant en France, c'est le même principe que tout les autres "connards" disant leur nationalité dans une vidéo sur le foot ...
“Life is more valuable than dignity.”- Napoleon Bonaparte
Meanwhile telling a lost group of soldiers in Egypt who were in despair and out of food and water to learn to " die with honour"
@@user-uv9zr8qs2c Was he supposed to tell him to panic and die off like helpless little chickens? He wasn’t emperor at the time so he couldn’t back out of the Egyptian campaign right away. It wasn’t untill French parliament was very unstable with a kingless monarchy that he was able to return to France and re-establish order form chaos, and become a leader. Can’t blame him on the Egyptian debacle, you must blame the generals and nobility that made him do it after the Italian campaign.
@@ashtonmilkyway”made him do it” bruh Napoleon wanted to do it. It was a waste of time, and turned into a bit of a shitshow. Conveniently, he was able to slip back to France and never have to deal with the consequences.
Egypt was definitely one of the lowlights of his career/command. He was absolutely not a hapless victim forced to undertake that expedition.
Meanwhile losing 650k PPL in Russia
Lmao
@@lategamerAnd he lost more men in the summer than the winter of Russia!
I got goosebumps whenever napoleon praises me during the holdout fight. and he never hesitated to ask arno to join the military because of it. he knew talent when he sees one.
Love how Napoleon finds the apple and he doesnt even notice it.
I think he knew what it was to begin with, why else would he be there? Plus, he became emporer of france, i'd like to to think the piece of Eden helped him in some way
@@doubleog6149 Doubt he would have lost had he known what it was
@@zaerdna good argument, another way would be he lost the piece of eden or it was stolen from him
God Save The Emperor!
+Antonin He was Catholic.
JumboCod91 Napoleon was born only a short period after the revolution, in the very recently acquired Italian region of Corsica. Still very much under Catholic influence. France in general at the time wasn't really dechristianized outside of Paris and the surrounding area. Let alone a region just barely in the French sphere of influence; and only recently acquired from one of the most religious and pious people on the continent at that.
Catholic. Very Catholic.
@Antonin Mercier Actually Napoleon's views of God changed throughout his life. He believed in the "unmoved mover" and believed in some sense of Destiny(Closest definition is divine purpose). At one intellectualizing point, he advocated a solar diety as it was the most natural as the sun warms and gives life-he also admired Islam. By the end of his life he seems to have come to some kind of acceptance of God. His Political ideology was center-Communitarian overall-sometimes sounding libertarian when not in a position of power. His views were certainly not hardline traditionalist, but he wasn't a radical anti-theist communist either. Overall he was a reasoning theist of some sort.
Stella Maris Oui
He said if one was to have a god or worship it should be of the Sun. Also, he constantly moved his religion to fit wherever he went, even reading the Coran when he was in Egypt.
There is nothing we can do...
theres nothing we cna do
Really wish arno could actually serve in napoleon's army after the game, would have made for a good dlc.
There's nothing we can do
Life is more important than dignity....
I felt that
There's nothing we can do 😔
Aren't these people supposed to be French? And isn't Napoleon Italian? Why do they all have British accents?
Domovoi07 Napoleon was born in the French island of Corsica. He did, however, descend from Italians.
Luis Acosta Casanova Whoops. I knew he was born in Corsica, but I assumed it was part of Italy for some reason.
Yeah, geographically speaking you'd be right: it's on the Italian Peninsula, but belongs to France (or at least it did at the time of Napoleon's birth)
Luis Acosta Casanova Eh…how can it be on the Italian Peninsula if it's an island?
Georg1492 Islands near peninsulas are generally grouped along with it.
5:13 Superb shot indeed Corporal.
I liked how he immediately began to reach for his gun as he asked Arno to name what he was looking for.
I love the detail of Napoleon placing his hand on his pistol after Arno says "I hope we aren't here after the same prize "
Where is the part where he says: ‘Don’t think you’re better because you have boats!’
JOSEPHINEEEEEEEEE
I think my favorite little detail was how quickly and excitedly Napoleon went for the chest, a true Italian.
If I may, I just had a dumb idea. Given how Napoleon spoke French with an Italian accent due to his Corsican upbringing and the game gives everyone British accents, here’s something they could’ve done….
Give Napoleon an Irish accent.
It would’ve made him sound a bit different and acknowledged his different upbringing while going along with the whole “French are British” thing the game did.
I mean, it’s just a thought
Napoleon: *speaks english*
Me: meh no big deal
*with british accent*
Me: hol up
Napoleon holding an apple of eden whilst we get dirty paper is just truly disrespectful
Theres nothing we can do 😔
By the way, he was definitely average height for the time.
I love the graphics style of AC Unity. Wished they had kept that for Origins.
I just realised Napoleon got an Apple of Eden from the king's hidden vault
For this game I find his voice suitable for some reason. At least the voice fits this face.
What does Napoleon Bonaparte look like?
-He's French!
Go on,
-He has Long hair
Does he Look like a Bitch?
-What?
P.S
Napoleon, Give Mr. Wallace's Case...
KaioHD Oh shut up...
Too bad he was from a small italian island, not french, just became french after they invaded his home.
Truth Seeker too bad Corsica was captured by France 3 month before he was born so, he was french not Italian
Napoleon should granted the assasin to be his second in command that way he will win the Battle of Waterloo
Arno dosent want to join the military and napoleon can’t see the future lol
It would’ve been awesome if you had to fight Napoleon at the end because of some sort of disagreement. Even after the game makes you believe he’s a friend.
Napoleon had one of the apples 😂 that picture didn't lie
Deep down Arno was still a kid, he could never read people’s intentions like the previous assassins
Napoleons SPINNING in his grave they really gave him a British accent 😂
Notice that Napoleon grabbed his gun when he asked Arno to name the thing he was searching for. When Arno told him "some letters" he lowered his hand from the pistol. If Arno said he was looking for an artifact, Napoleon would have shot him.
Napoleon Bonaparte a great tactician, mastermind for his small stature. He is the greatest man in AC Unity
To be completely fair, Emperor Napoleon was of average height of his day. lol
Napoleon was 5'7
Napoleon being compared to Hitler and Stalin is an inaccurate misconception devised by British historians. Napoleon was bright, cynical, ruthless, possessed immence confidence (whose genesis lie with Letizia (his mother)) that only grew after each victory in his life and the subtle attributes needed to persuade men (not only those from a harsh and brutal background) to lay down their life for him but unusual for a man of his position and age he was not vindictive, possessed empathy and incredible pragmatic mercy to those who humiliated and betrayed him time and again (Charles Maurice de Tallyrand Perigord being a prime example). Hitler and in particular Stalin were to their core, psychopaths. Such is the difference. But the one thing all three do have in common is that events do shape the man. Without the French or Russian revolutions or the Weimar Republic misnomer would the world now know them? This depressing lesson unfortunately is as good now as it was then; no matter how talented or intelligent, if the opportunity never arises, the dunghill awaits.
Rumpelstyltskin Napoleon was 19. century Hitler. Stalin beaten up Germany and for that reason deserves glory.
@@aleksandartrifunov5754
Didn't commit genocide .
@@aleksandartrifunov5754 Nope. Napoleon only launched offensive wars twice, once because his ally is incompetent, and once because Russia broke the treaties.
Napoleon was the good guy the coalition was a bunch of countries who's dominance in Europe was threatened by a fully mobilized France.
Man, it’s crazy that transition from cutscene to gameplay, it’s hard to believe those cutscenes were rendered in-engine.
I think this was the inspiration for choosing Joaquin Phoenix...
Doubt it
@@RestitutorEuropa I wasn't being sincere, just thought they looked similar in my opinion
@@Aaron-pe7xk
Well yeah because Napoleon is a real life historical figure who we know how he looks. So of course all depictions of him are going to attempt to look like him.
Didn't know that French people had English accents. Fascinating how historical AC is.
To be fair English is the global language, and that the French dub exists.
Jokes aside, AC really is historical, Ubisoft even manages a way to twist the events a little while keeping the games historically accurate
One good example is Elise shooting Maximilien Robespierre in the jaw, the thing is; it actually happened. Except it wasn't Elise that shot him, it was himself, it was a failed suicide attempt (how do you fail to kill yourself anyway?), they found Robespierre with a giant hole on this jaw when they arrested him.
People hate o Bonaparte's accent, but am I the only one that hears a touch of French accent in his dialogs?
if arno would stay by napoleon, he´d could´ve done something, but the famous "there is nothing we can do" sentence wouldn´t exist
Fun fact, the treasure Napoleon finds with Arno is a piece of eden, which you can see he does indeed have in the Ezio trilogy
Yeah in a portrait where hes hiding it within his inner jacket pocket.
Idk why but it bothered me how they changed the normal soldier model and replaced it with the officers model. Kinda weird.
“Good job corporal” he says to a man fully decked in a fancy high ranking officers uniform
Ubisoft is really missing out on a lot of money not making a AC game during the Napoleonic Wars, Napoleon was such a cool guy.
It would be so cool to have Napoleonic Era AC game. Maybe Napoleon joins the Templars or works with the Assassins to secure the Eden pieces and that's he fights the European monarchies over control of the continent and the pieces. It would be such a great setting, I hope they make it a reality someday.
*Superb shot*
CANNON IS RIGHT NEXT TO THE WALL I WOULD BE SURPRISED IF HE MISSED
Brent Skagford did a very good job voicing Napoleon, yall just mean. Perfect pitch and swagger in my opinion.
also Ubi made him kinda cute OwO
I wish Napoleon was the Grand Master Templar in this game
I love how Napoleon reaches for his gun when Arno says, "I hope we're both not eyeing the same prize" ❤😂
They really thought they could give Napoleon, fucking French legend, an English accent and that no one would mind? Jesus
4 seconds n 46 seconds goddammit Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte got the jump on Arno twice n saved his life with that last pistol kill Revolutionary Boss