I remember walking out of Target with Assassin’s Creed II in my hands. Non-stop talking to my mom about how much fun I’m going to have playing it. I was 10 years old when I first started playing this amazing trilogy. I’ll be 21 soon, and I just finished Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood for the 9th time. These games will always have a special place in my heart.
Dustin Hill Those games we love as kids hold a special place in our hearts, and impact who we grow to be whether we realize it or not. For me it was Halo, Fable, and Assassins Creed. From Halo I learned the importance of strength and sacrifice, Fable taught me the value of freedom and choices, and Assassins Creed taught me culture and appreciation. These games are more than just digital time wasters, they are pieces of art that live in our hearts and minds for life!
Nah, the parkour from the first 4 games were the best and most realistic. They go to extreme lengths to make the parkour in the future games look good and smooth to the point the assassin's can literally grasp tiny cracks, which makes no sense. And I know the franchise isn't precisely accurate but there was a level of realism and accuracy in the first 4 games that made it special.
Gage Taylor I just had a marathon of the games and dude the parkour annoys me I just keep over jumping to my death randomly kicking walls and going nowhere it’s ridiculous
@This Is What Awesome Looks Like admirired? Lol so a fictional character admit that another character was better . 😂😂😂 is clearly the ézio is the most iconic assassin. . Of the franchise . Altair was the pioneer but ezio came to make the game what it is. Only character w 3 games .
@This Is What Awesome Looks Like bruhh lmao imagine saying all of that it’s just an opinion I think ezio is a better character doesn’t mean I hate Altair lol he’s my second but whatever you say my guy
I hope we come back to Italy in future games-this time to Ancient Rome. It would be cool to see the difference between Renaissance Rome from Brotherhood and Classical Rome.
Frozen_Flame Yeah I heard. I think Viking Europe is a cool (no pun intended) setting but they should have did Ancient Rome first to conclude the ancient trilogy.
Loved AC2 and the series since I was like 5 watching my dad play it. Later I would play brotherhood for myself like 10 times and then finally get to play AC2 for the first time when I was around 10. This game remains one of my favorites to this day and I feel it shaped me as a person in a way and also serves as a nostalgic reminder of my early child hood. I’m 15 now and in the last 2 years out of the 10 of being a fan I have started to understand the greater narrative of these games(AC2, ACB, ACR). I have spent many hours reflecting on these games and my own life. I can personally relate with this story of a character going from an immature boy full of rage toward the tragedies in his life to a mature man motivated by his personal tragedies. Due to my parents going through a nasty divorce when I was around 5 or 6 I had to mature fairly quickly due to the constant conflict between my parents and to look after my younger sister. I haven’t played AC2 in a long time now but this has still continued to influence me. Like I have said this game has played a huge part in my life and has shaped me into the person that I’am today and even if their may be games that I think may be better than AC2, it still remains my favorite over those due to the emotional significance it has to me. Sorry for the essay, just needed to express my love for this game thanks for reading
Sometimes games are more than just entertainment, They help us get through the tough spots of life. Always keep your head up Flashrunner 89. Even in the darkest times.
When I was young, I loved AC2 and the Ezio depicted therein, and eventually sees Brotherhood a better instalment with upgraded game mechanics and continuation of its excellent story writing, but felt dissatisfied with the Revelations story that falls short quite a bit (partly also because they killed Lucy and eventually Desmond, but this is off topic). As I grow older however, I began to see the weight and gravity of ACR and it being a tale of the maturity of Ezio's life as an assassin where he eventually link up with Altair and Desmond and retires with the revelation of what the Assassin's Creed truly means. While ACB remains my favourite, ACR always have the place of providing the greatest endings in all of ACs, particularly for Altair and Ezio.
stormmeansnowork Loved AC2 and the series since I was like 5 watching my dad play it. Later I would play brotherhood for myself like 10 times and then finally get to play AC2 for the first time when I was around 10. This game remains one of my favorites to this day and I feel it shaped me as a person in a way and also serves as a nostalgic reminder of my early child hood. I’m 15 now and in the last 2 years out of the 10 of being a fan I have started to understand the greater narrative of these games(AC2, ACB, ACR). I have spent many hours reflecting on these games and my own life. I can personally relate with this story of a character going from an immature boy to a mature man motivated by his personal tragedies. Due to my parents going through a nasty divorce when I was around 5 or 6 I had to mature fairly quickly due to the constant conflict between my parents and to look after my younger sister. I haven’t played AC2 in a long time now but this has still continued to influence me. Like I have said this game has played a huge part in my life and has shaped me into the person that I’am today and even if their may be games that I think may be better than AC2, it still remains my favorite over those due to the emotional significance it has to me. Sorry for the essay, just needed to express my love for this game thanks for reading.
@@user-yo5rc9ol8n I'm sorry to learn of your family story. Wait till you grow even older to appreciate what it is to be an old ACR Ezio, who grew to be a person who is able to love others amid the distressful situations he was in throughout his whole life, instead of remaining in his younger self who had his actions driven by mostly revenge, instincts and arguably self-righteousness. He would not have been such a good character if he remained the same while his body aged. Hope you learn from your parents and have a good family of your own too.
stormmeansnowork Thank you for taking time to reply and for your words of wisdom. I’ll make sure to learn from my parents mistakes if I decide to have a family. I look forward to see what the future holds.
@@user-yo5rc9ol8n Honestly, even the worst kind of person can love others when he's in a smooth environment, but not everyone can love one another in distress and anxiety. If there's any wisdom from someone in the 30s for a young person who desires to have a good family, besides spending time on good education at your current age, learn to accept that we can be wrong and learn to forgive others. These attributes are not things you can learn at universities and are very hard to learn after you turn 30 and you will need that for LIVING with someone you love. Choose wisely.
Assassins Creed 2 will always have a special place in my heart. I have a lot of fun not just the main epic missions but even the carnival game missions in Venice were fun and memorable. I remember renting it from a blockbuster before they completely closed down and it was the best decision ever. Got it for my birthday the same year from my older brother. The amount of memories this game holds for me is beyond beautiful. I always get a little sentimental playing it
Noticed there's a bit of a gap between Sequence 12 & Sequence 13, so he was doing stuff with Chris Columbus good to know. Don't have access to that game 😥 I'm so glad the missing audio was restored for the remaster, most notably when Ezio questions that Irish Monk
Whoa wait a second. I just played through 2 and after watching the recap here, I see things that never happened in my game, such as Ezio taking his father's body to bury or seeing his old love interest die. Also whatever that scene with her was in the beginning where Ezio protects her from that one guy. Now I have to wonder what other little things did I miss.
AC2 was the time jump for Ubisoft as in AC1, you couldn't even swim, but in AC2 there were tons of improvements including the story. It was too futuristic according to it's time. So according to me, AC started deteriorating after AC Revelations (which was the last of greatest ones).
Although I don't hate using guns and stuff, assassin's creed has always been about having nothing but buildings and the hidden blade as your main if not only weapon. The assassin's creed franchise went down a weird path. Sometimes in modern assassin's creed games I just pretend I don't have access to a gun and pretend its based way back in the past. I hope they can one day make a remastered version of the first and second game.
Ac blackflag is also a really good game and rogue is also such a nice installment. I believe origins was the downfall of the series after they decided to add rpg elements to the game.
@@bharatsadhnani4370 my guy origins was the last best ac game for many people smh, the charecters, story, world building and everything was great in origins, and also origins shows how the brotherhood began and it was the last ac game that has something to do with the assassins, templars and what not, I would say it started to go down hill on odyssey, odyssey and valhalla have nothing to do with assassins or even templars, odyssey was a good rpg and a good game but not a good ac game, they should stop calling it assassins creed cos then people would appreciate the games way more if it wasnt called assassins creed but instead it was just called something else entirely,
Can't believe you skipped over an entire conspiracy... "passed away on a bench". He basically met a young Templar version of himself and died very suspeciously after they made physical contact.
@@ncooper4195 no, what happens was ezio was about to kill the Templar with his hidden blade, but that’s why the Templar stopped him, he could tell ezio was going to die anyway, so he left him to die of natural causes
2 and the trilogy, i never cared for the first one but i fell in love with how Ezio moved around it kindof gave me a concert foot hole into learning physical parkour(was named Freerunning, but close enough)
Just 100 percent AC2 a few hours ago. Worth it to see his story in its entirety. In a few days I'll start work on Brotherhood, then Revelations. Wish me luck
"I have lived my life as best I could, not knowing its purpose, but drawn forward like a moth to a distant moon; and here at last, I discover a strange truth. That I am only a conduit, for a message that eludes my understanding".
Ah, the OG Assassin's Creed vibe. Before all that 'RPG and side quests' bullshit shoved down our throats. Ezio Auditore will always be the greatest assassin ever for me (Altair was the KEY though. My respects!). I always felt like, I was growing as a person beside him. I learned a lot from going through his journey. ACR Ezio despite being a little weary of his adventures is an absolute definition of badassery. This reminds me of one of his greatest quotes.. "you can't spell assassin without sin and twice the ass." Well, without any further drag, I'll just leave this here. "When I was a young man, I had liberty, but I did not see it. I had time, but I did not know it. And I had love, but I did not feel it. Many decades would pass before I understood the meaning of all three. And now, the twilight of my life, this understanding has passed into contentment." "My life is one of many thousands, and the world will not suffer if it ends too soon." We miss you, Mentor!
I was very young when my brother talked about assassin's creed and heard 3 name's: Altaïr, Ezio and Conner and i found it so interesting. Im 13 now and i bought the ezio collection, assassin's creed III remastered, black flag and rogue on my Nintendo. Im forever a fan and ezio is my favorite assassin all though i watched my brother always play AC3 and it still has a special place in heart and childhood...
Notice Ezio’s box art image changes as he ages? His youth slowly declines as he ages according to his face. In AC2 he is smiling, ACBrotherhood, he is neutral, and in ACRevelations he looks depressed. Like he regrets spending most of his years as an assassin.
I still think my one of my favorite missions is when you infiltrate that party with the gold mask and you get to hand duel in the ring until you beat them so badly they cheat lol
This is where Ubisoft at the highest point of their game franchises and well-known in the industries. AC1 was my first game, and then i read a gaming magazine about the sequel that about to release. Yes, it was AC2 the first time i got hyped for a game that about to release and the rest is history. Requiescat in Pace Ezio, you were the person that taught me to be wiser.
I feel sorry for the kids out there that couldn't experience this while the gameplay was still fresh compared to today's advances (don't get me wrong it still holds up fairly well) but yall know what I mean. Ubi please... please re do ac 1 and ezio trilogy with current graphics and unity parkour.
I love all of them since we need Assassin’s Creed game that started before Assassin’s Creed 2 Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood and Assassin’s Creed Revelations when I have other Assassin’s Creed games that are Assassin’s Creed Chronicles that are just spinoffs not related our the main story
I started with Ac 3. Then went ac 2, Ac brotherhood, Ac revelations, Ac 1, black flag and rouge. I think i just downloaded unity. I am excited to play it. But i have loved the Altair, Ezio, Kenway series
I was about 9 years old. It was a summer night when I came across this game in the free Xbox live game section on my 360. I heard of the franchise but never took an interest to it. I started the game. It was probably around 9pm and the sun was down. I played for what seemed an hour or two. I took a quick glance behind me at the only window in my room. The sun was up and it was then 5am.
I like when the first game underwhelmed after all the hype it got, Ubisoft immediately saved it by focusing on a much more interesting character (Ezio). So much so, that the next few games pretty much just focused on him instead of Altair. They sprinkled some of Altair’s backstory when the story needed it but that’s about it. I wasn’t able to finish the first game because of how boring and uninteresting Altair was, as well as the overall story but had no problem playing through the trilogy and Assassin’s Creed 3 (to finish the story out). If it weren’t for the sudden focus change (not sure if that was planned in advance, maybe) I wouldn’t have even gotten into the series in the first place. Ezio is one of my favorite video game characters, so when they released The Ezio Trilogy on PS4 I immediately bought it and played through all the games again.
@@dauwoderic1095 i don't get why people even hate connor, maybe his personality? Or maybe because he kills red coats? I don't know, but he was one of the best assassins
I remember walking out of Target with Assassin’s Creed II in my hands. Non-stop talking to my mom about how much fun I’m going to have playing it. I was 10 years old when I first started playing this amazing trilogy. I’ll be 21 soon, and I just finished Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood for the 9th time. These games will always have a special place in my heart.
Dustin Hill Those games we love as kids hold a special place in our hearts, and impact who we grow to be whether we realize it or not. For me it was Halo, Fable, and Assassins Creed. From Halo I learned the importance of strength and sacrifice, Fable taught me the value of freedom and choices, and Assassins Creed taught me culture and appreciation. These games are more than just digital time wasters, they are pieces of art that live in our hearts and minds for life!
I played it too when i was 10 in 2013
i am 14 and playing it now
SAMEEE
Have you tried Witcher 3
This was prime Assassin's Creed
The Ezio Trilogy
Prime gaming. Nothing will ever compare .
@@Pulse_89 try rdr2
@@lowballinn player the whole thing on console & PC
Imagine the same ezio trilogy but with odyssey graphics and unity parkour
Nah, the parkour from the first 4 games were the best and most realistic. They go to extreme lengths to make the parkour in the future games look good and smooth to the point the assassin's can literally grasp tiny cracks, which makes no sense. And I know the franchise isn't precisely accurate but there was a level of realism and accuracy in the first 4 games that made it special.
Unity actually has better graphics than Odyssey even though it came out in 2014. Certainly has the best parkour system too.
Gage Taylor I just had a marathon of the games and dude the parkour annoys me I just keep over jumping to my death randomly kicking walls and going nowhere it’s ridiculous
@@logangreaves581 That's your fault because you're used to the parkour being dumbed down and easy for you.
Oolala
Kids today will ask who's Ezio and I'll say only the most interesting assassin you'll ever hear in your life
Most interesting man in whole universe
And the best assasin too
Bayek and edward and ezio are the only characters with personality
Best and interesting
@Dodinanja123 im sorry i never played ac1 but i hear he an awesome character
When I started playing Assassin's Creed 2, it made me realize that it was the most memorable.
assassins creed 2 was the game that made me game
Best assassins creed game is black flag for me. Ac brotherhood is a close 2nd
I feel sorry for the ppl who don’t know about Ac 2, BH ,REV
I probably am one of those
The only Assassin's creed game I played was Bloodline while I only watched Unity
@@Lyron18th he meant know:)
I'm a 9 yr old kid I like the assasins creed is that allowed
@@buubuubuubuubuubuubuu no it isn't
@@bababooey8882:((((((
Assassin's creed revelations has by far the best and the saddest history. In my opinion it's the best game EVER
you have clearly not played lego starwars
Dugan Sear you're joking right
@@kazekagejichujisoo7838 you are joking
@@kazekagejichujisoo7838 I think he is
@@whaevy5293 There's always a person who doesn't know the meaning of "Opinion"
Ezio was the best don’t even lie
Altier ezio Conner Edward the greatests
ezio is the one and only badass
@This Is What Awesome Looks Like shut off
Ezio Auditore is always been the greatest, the best and the one and only true Assassin
@@A_Random_Prussian to be fair altaïr was the one of the greatest assassin because he started off the series
2:23 “It’s me MARIO!”
Best AC story to exist no cap
He's obviously the Greatest Assassin by far. He's the only one who had a whole trilogy based on one character
@This Is What Awesome Looks Like admirired? Lol so a fictional character admit that another character was better . 😂😂😂 is clearly the ézio is the most iconic assassin. . Of the franchise . Altair was the pioneer but ezio came to make the game what it is. Only character w 3 games .
@This Is What Awesome Looks Like how old are you????? Go to sleep kid .
@This Is What Awesome Looks Like people have different opinions
@This Is What Awesome Looks Like it actually is
@This Is What Awesome Looks Like bruhh lmao imagine saying all of that it’s just an opinion I think ezio is a better character doesn’t mean I hate Altair lol he’s my second but whatever you say my guy
the Ezio timeline in Assassin's Creed series gave me so many memories on the ps3
LOBY same 😔
My xbox360
Same 😔😔😔😔
Me when I used to play it on the Xbox360 so many years ago.
Ezio Auditore da Firenze. Greatest Assassin of all time. Requiescat in Pace.
Ezio Auditore is always The Greatest Assassin...Also Altaïr but not close to Ezio
I hope we come back to Italy in future games-this time to Ancient Rome. It would be cool to see the difference between Renaissance Rome from Brotherhood and Classical Rome.
Nah, Tokyo
Mike's at the Helm assassins creed odyssey bro
ITS VIKINGS
Frozen_Flame Yeah I heard. I think Viking Europe is a cool (no pun intended) setting but they should have did Ancient Rome first to conclude the ancient trilogy.
@@mikesatthehelm5115 mhm
Loved AC2 and the series since I was like 5 watching my dad play it. Later I would play brotherhood for myself like 10 times and then finally get to play AC2 for the first time when I was around 10. This game remains one of my favorites to this day and I feel it shaped me as a person in a way and also serves as a nostalgic reminder of my early child hood. I’m 15 now and in the last 2 years out of the 10 of being a fan I have started to understand the greater narrative of these games(AC2, ACB, ACR). I have spent many hours reflecting on these games and my own life. I can personally relate with this story of a character going from an immature boy full of rage toward the tragedies in his life to a mature man motivated by his personal tragedies. Due to my parents going through a nasty divorce when I was around 5 or 6 I had to mature fairly quickly due to the constant conflict between my parents and to look after my younger sister. I haven’t played AC2 in a long time now but this has still continued to influence me. Like I have said this game has played a huge part in my life and has shaped me into the person that I’am today and even if their may be games that I think may be better than AC2, it still remains my favorite over those due to the emotional significance it has to me. Sorry for the essay, just needed to express my love for this game thanks for reading
Sometimes games are more than just entertainment, They help us get through the tough spots of life. Always keep your head up Flashrunner 89. Even in the darkest times.
Anyone else get hit in the feels so hard they wanna cry. No just me OK.
not just you
The fact that he was just some normal street kid to a master assassin who also found Altair body 🔥🔥
He protec
He attac
But most importantly
Requiescat in pace
When I was young, I loved AC2 and the Ezio depicted therein, and eventually sees Brotherhood a better instalment with upgraded game mechanics and continuation of its excellent story writing, but felt dissatisfied with the Revelations story that falls short quite a bit (partly also because they killed Lucy and eventually Desmond, but this is off topic). As I grow older however, I began to see the weight and gravity of ACR and it being a tale of the maturity of Ezio's life as an assassin where he eventually link up with Altair and Desmond and retires with the revelation of what the Assassin's Creed truly means. While ACB remains my favourite, ACR always have the place of providing the greatest endings in all of ACs, particularly for Altair and Ezio.
stormmeansnowork Loved AC2 and the series since I was like 5 watching my dad play it. Later I would play brotherhood for myself like 10 times and then finally get to play AC2 for the first time when I was around 10. This game remains one of my favorites to this day and I feel it shaped me as a person in a way and also serves as a nostalgic reminder of my early child hood. I’m 15 now and in the last 2 years out of the 10 of being a fan I have started to understand the greater narrative of these games(AC2, ACB, ACR). I have spent many hours reflecting on these games and my own life. I can personally relate with this story of a character going from an immature boy to a mature man motivated by his personal tragedies. Due to my parents going through a nasty divorce when I was around 5 or 6 I had to mature fairly quickly due to the constant conflict between my parents and to look after my younger sister. I haven’t played AC2 in a long time now but this has still continued to influence me. Like I have said this game has played a huge part in my life and has shaped me into the person that I’am today and even if their may be games that I think may be better than AC2, it still remains my favorite over those due to the emotional significance it has to me. Sorry for the essay, just needed to express my love for this game thanks for reading.
@@user-yo5rc9ol8n I'm sorry to learn of your family story. Wait till you grow even older to appreciate what it is to be an old ACR Ezio, who grew to be a person who is able to love others amid the distressful situations he was in throughout his whole life, instead of remaining in his younger self who had his actions driven by mostly revenge, instincts and arguably self-righteousness. He would not have been such a good character if he remained the same while his body aged. Hope you learn from your parents and have a good family of your own too.
stormmeansnowork Thank you for taking time to reply and for your words of wisdom. I’ll make sure to learn from my parents mistakes if I decide to have a family. I look forward to see what the future holds.
@@user-yo5rc9ol8n Honestly, even the worst kind of person can love others when he's in a smooth environment, but not everyone can love one another in distress and anxiety. If there's any wisdom from someone in the 30s for a young person who desires to have a good family, besides spending time on good education at your current age, learn to accept that we can be wrong and learn to forgive others. These attributes are not things you can learn at universities and are very hard to learn after you turn 30 and you will need that for LIVING with someone you love. Choose wisely.
Assassins Creed 2 will always have a special place in my heart. I have a lot of fun not just the main epic missions but even the carnival game missions in Venice were fun and memorable. I remember renting it from a blockbuster before they completely closed down and it was the best decision ever. Got it for my birthday the same year from my older brother. The amount of memories this game holds for me is beyond beautiful. I always get a little sentimental playing it
Raquiescat de pace, Ezio.
You have fully done your part.
Goodbye.
Noticed there's a bit of a gap between Sequence 12 & Sequence 13, so he was doing stuff with Chris Columbus good to know. Don't have access to that game 😥
I'm so glad the missing audio was restored for the remaster, most notably when Ezio questions that Irish Monk
Whoa wait a second. I just played through 2 and after watching the recap here, I see things that never happened in my game, such as Ezio taking his father's body to bury or seeing his old love interest die. Also whatever that scene with her was in the beginning where Ezio protects her from that one guy. Now I have to wonder what other little things did I miss.
This is really late but it’s in brotherhood in the chistina heartbreak missions
Why didn't this cover the disappearance of Leonardo??!!!
Dragon Slayer
I don’t think it was cannon
In real life he died right after the events of brotherhood which I would assume happens in the series’ canon also.
AcidCat
He died in 1519, dlc was 1506...
AC2 was the time jump for Ubisoft as in AC1, you couldn't even swim, but in AC2 there were tons of improvements including the story.
It was too futuristic according to it's time. So according to me, AC started deteriorating after AC Revelations (which was the last of greatest ones).
Although I don't hate using guns and stuff, assassin's creed has always been about having nothing but buildings and the hidden blade as your main if not only weapon. The assassin's creed franchise went down a weird path. Sometimes in modern assassin's creed games I just pretend I don't have access to a gun and pretend its based way back in the past. I hope they can one day make a remastered version of the first and second game.
Ac blackflag is also a really good game and rogue is also such a nice installment. I believe origins was the downfall of the series after they decided to add rpg elements to the game.
@@bharatsadhnani4370 my guy origins was the last best ac game for many people smh, the charecters, story, world building and everything was great in origins, and also origins shows how the brotherhood began and it was the last ac game that has something to do with the assassins, templars and what not, I would say it started to go down hill on odyssey, odyssey and valhalla have nothing to do with assassins or even templars, odyssey was a good rpg and a good game but not a good ac game, they should stop calling it assassins creed cos then people would appreciate the games way more if it wasnt called assassins creed but instead it was just called something else entirely,
Thank you and your team for the hard work to put this together I really enjoy watching these videos
Can't believe you skipped over an entire conspiracy... "passed away on a bench". He basically met a young Templar version of himself and died very suspeciously after they made physical contact.
He was never assinated
@@ssssSTopmotion this was not confirmed nor denied. Ezio randomly dying after making physical contact with the templar is sus.
@@ncooper4195 no, what happens was ezio was about to kill the Templar with his hidden blade, but that’s why the Templar stopped him, he could tell ezio was going to die anyway, so he left him to die of natural causes
Assassin's Creed revelation is the best...🔥🔥😎
I love the clip they use when she says he loves alcohol but he's drinking coffee in the scene. Lol
2 and the trilogy, i never cared for the first one but i fell in love with how Ezio moved around it kindof gave me a concert foot hole into learning physical parkour(was named Freerunning, but close enough)
Just 100 percent AC2 a few hours ago. Worth it to see his story in its entirety. In a few days I'll start work on Brotherhood, then Revelations. Wish me luck
"I have lived my life as best I could, not knowing its purpose, but drawn forward like a moth to a distant moon; and here at last, I discover a strange truth. That I am only a conduit, for a message that eludes my understanding".
Damn the realization that all your life work all the fighting and perseverence was for one think only thay you are a time skipping curier :D
Can you please do the timeline of Altaïr? His story is also interesting.
Mary Jackson yes! 😃
0:22 Goddamn, imagine being born for 19 years.
Ezio Story+ Ac3 Combat+odyssey's graphics+ unity parkour+ set in japan or in the philippines= perfect
Assassin's creed II is just best of Ezio's collection.
Assassins Creed II defines my early 20’s. It was like, all I played for 21, 22, and 23 🤩
Same here brother ! 😂 that’s the reason that now almost at mid 30. Is the only series of video games I own .
FINALLY after all these years! I finally know who the guy from Minecraft mob rap 3 was
Darw¡n 42 what
Ezio
hell of a game I can't believe I played all this it's one of legendary game thank you ezio 😍😍
Hey can you make a vid about "The Complete Bible Timeline"
Assassin's Creed II 1459-1499(0-40)
Assassin's Creed Brotherhood 1499-1507(40-48)
Assassin's Creed Revelations 1507-1513 (48-53)
Omg I literally have the same birthday as ezio
Man does this bring back memories
Oh I miss the old assassin's creed so much
Brotherhood was my favorite of the three ezio games and my 2nd overall favorite assassins creed after black flag
I've been wanting this! Thanks Leaderboard
Real History + Magical Fiction = Assassins Creed an Amazing Game
being an italian and hearing "ponte veccheio" it's.. just magic guys.
👁️👄👁️
AC2=One of the best AC games EVER
Ah, the OG Assassin's Creed vibe. Before all that 'RPG and side quests' bullshit shoved down our throats.
Ezio Auditore will always be the greatest assassin ever for me (Altair was the KEY though. My respects!). I always felt like, I was growing as a person beside him. I learned a lot from going through his journey. ACR Ezio despite being a little weary of his adventures is an absolute definition of badassery. This reminds me of one of his greatest quotes.. "you can't spell assassin without sin and twice the ass."
Well, without any further drag, I'll just leave this here.
"When I was a young man, I had liberty, but I did not see it. I had time, but I did not know it. And I had love, but I did not feel it. Many decades would pass before I understood the meaning of all three. And now, the twilight of my life, this understanding has passed into contentment."
"My life is one of many thousands, and the world will not suffer if it ends too soon." We miss you, Mentor!
Ezio: *arrives*
solider: "why do I hear boss music"
I was very young when my brother talked about assassin's creed and heard 3 name's: Altaïr, Ezio and Conner and i found it so interesting. Im 13 now and i bought the ezio collection, assassin's creed III remastered, black flag and rogue on my Nintendo. Im forever a fan and ezio is my favorite assassin all though i watched my brother always play AC3 and it still has a special place in heart and childhood...
Notice Ezio’s box art image changes as he ages? His youth slowly declines as he ages according to his face. In AC2 he is smiling, ACBrotherhood, he is neutral, and in ACRevelations he looks depressed. Like he regrets spending most of his years as an assassin.
Revelations was my favourite, I just loved Constanpinople
Ezio is sooo important in his trilogy, and he's the only that has 4 parts:2, brotherhood, revelations, and embers.
Man I would never forget how much fun I had with Ezio games :)
Bayek deserves a trilogy like Ezio
yea but he'll neva surpass ezio
tbh ac origins wasn't that great.
i only liked curse of the Pharaohs dlc
Dehumanized Tormentor ok casual
I still think my one of my favorite missions is when you infiltrate that party with the gold mask and you get to hand duel in the ring until you beat them so badly they cheat lol
ezio's story is all i need..ty
This is where Ubisoft at the highest point of their game franchises and well-known in the industries. AC1 was my first game, and then i read a gaming magazine about the sequel that about to release. Yes, it was AC2 the first time i got hyped for a game that about to release and the rest is history. Requiescat in Pace Ezio, you were the person that taught me to be wiser.
Ezio's trilogy is still best. The best stories and characters.
Idk, they were all good, but that ponytail man, that pony tail
Altair, Ezio and Desmond are the three stars of the Ac series.
Sadly it now became an action fantasy RPG game
Haytam and Connor is there in the original story too
True.
Odyssey is good, but trilogy ezio in different levels in my heart
Salute, Ezio. Mentor!
He is not the best he is a legend. I miss playing these games.
Revelations is my favourite because of the maturity Ezio shows through the game and how far he's come from being that noble teenage prick he was.
Ezio Auditore da Firenze will always be the one we call Assassin's Creed
I feel sorry for the kids out there that couldn't experience this while the gameplay was still fresh compared to today's advances (don't get me wrong it still holds up fairly well) but yall know what I mean. Ubi please... please re do ac 1 and ezio trilogy with current graphics and unity parkour.
Requiescat in Pace, Ezio Auditore.
Altair - the greatest and the most badass Assasin
Ezio - The greatest protagonist with the greatest storyline
Assassin creed2 is a classic
Ac:2 is a masterpiece.
You tell the best history then anyone else
I love all of them since we need Assassin’s Creed game that started before Assassin’s Creed 2 Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood and Assassin’s Creed Revelations when I have other Assassin’s Creed games that are Assassin’s Creed Chronicles that are just spinoffs not related our the main story
I started with Ac 3. Then went ac 2, Ac brotherhood, Ac revelations, Ac 1, black flag and rouge. I think i just downloaded unity. I am excited to play it. But i have loved the Altair, Ezio, Kenway series
I hope they bring assassins creed 1 remastered
Ah assassin's creed before odyssey 👍
Roadhouse
Man Ezio the G.O.A.T
I was about 9 years old. It was a summer night when I came across this game in the free Xbox live game section on my 360. I heard of the franchise but never took an interest to it. I started the game. It was probably around 9pm and the sun was down. I played for what seemed an hour or two. I took a quick glance behind me at the only window in my room. The sun was up and it was then 5am.
This awesome can you do a bioshock timeline next
I love ezio so much I did not even skip ahead 10 seconds that rare for me haha
You forgot the part where he got in AFK arena XD
This video is out at the same time I’m playing the ezio collection I’m done with 2 and brotherhood and I’m about to play revelations
I finished the trilogy 2 weeks ago
My favorite of all the assasins
You now playing as Ezio and wearing all his outfits from the game kind of makes you feel like Zorro.
Ngl the ezio trilogy burns me out so quick
It's pretty interesting. Its feels very real.
I like when the first game underwhelmed after all the hype it got, Ubisoft immediately saved it by focusing on a much more interesting character (Ezio). So much so, that the next few games pretty much just focused on him instead of Altair. They sprinkled some of Altair’s backstory when the story needed it but that’s about it. I wasn’t able to finish the first game because of how boring and uninteresting Altair was, as well as the overall story but had no problem playing through the trilogy and Assassin’s Creed 3 (to finish the story out). If it weren’t for the sudden focus change (not sure if that was planned in advance, maybe) I wouldn’t have even gotten into the series in the first place.
Ezio is one of my favorite video game characters, so when they released The Ezio Trilogy on PS4 I immediately bought it and played through all the games again.
Can you rank worst to best assisin? In Assisin creed
14:24 what do u mean one of the greatest assassins??? definitely the greatest assassin...
Ezio shows us why he is the best and most revered of the AC protagonists
I have all three and I'm gonna keep it for my kids to play
I like that they were all real assassins.
I still think the others deserve more attention. Ezio has had enough.
Robert Simon I agree.
I think Connor kenway doesn't get enough credit
JAP MEME Especially Connor.
@@dauwoderic1095 i don't get why people even hate connor, maybe his personality? Or maybe because he kills red coats? I don't know, but he was one of the best assassins
I feel like ezio gets a bit more appreciation, but all ac characters are loved, at least most of them *cough cough odyssey cough cough*
Ezio hands down the real king of the assassins!
I like Altair as well. Since I've started playing from AC1.
They made this whole series to make the “its-a-me Mario!” joke
If ac 2 came out today with Unity's graphics and A mix between Syndicate and Unity's parkour, it would be some real competition for cyberpunk.
Nice one.