I wonder if they'd revisit the time before humans came. The time where the entities were just about to find out about the prophecy. Or like that tiny clip they showed Adam and Eves timeline part in one of Ezio's Triology
Ubisoft!....(he's talking to me???)...I considered assassin's creed a great franchise, but now the past games linger in my mind like an image from an old dream...I do not know what you are doing to the franchise and by what means you can hear me...but I know you are listening..I have played these games the best I could not knowing their purpose but drawn forward like a moth to distant moon....But here at last I discover a strange truth...We are only cash cows for your company...Who are we who have been so cursed to play games of a deteriorating franchise unable to share our frustrations....??...Maybe you will answer all the questions I have asked...Maybe you will be the one who makes all these suffering worth something in the end...For now... Listen to our complaints
Back when assassins creed was philosophical, mysterious and interesting...this game is truly special, Altair and Ezio will always be my favorite characters
3 kinda dropped the ball, but Black Flag is amazing. Edward's journey as a man maturing into a full Assassin... So good. A story of redemption, faith, tragedy, and god dammit one of the single most loyal friends in the history of Gaming. (I might like Mary just a tad.)
The philosophical assassin's being Altair and Ezio, The tragic yet to come find a better understanding and better morality which is the Kenways, greatest example being Edward the most cruel and greedy man came to humble throughout his life "For years I've been rushing around, taking whatever I fancied, not giving a tinker's curse for those I hurt. Yet here I am... with riches and reputation, feeling no wiser than when I left home."
The whole “ i’ve seen enough for one life” shook me to the core and still does to this day. A man just knowing he has seen enough and is humble enough to admit it.
Fear the man who knows when the time to stop is, and learn from the man who has the wisdom to follow that advice, even when he will have everything at his finger if he continues.
A line Altair says he wished he had the humility to say all those years ago...but he didn't, and by the time he admitted it he was in too deep. And so Ezio decides to put down his blades, be with his family, and live well, as Altair wished his son to do. Honestly I think Ezio found wisdom at the end of this journey after all.
The last human words Altaïr ever heard. Always brings a tear to my eye 😥 (that isnt to say u must immediately kill ur dad after you've said it to him for it to have the same effect...dont do that. If anything was to ruin someone's Fathers Day itll probably be that 🤷♂️) He will be very happy to hear you say that to him 😁 Bloodyhell, imagine when you say that to him he turns round and becomes the coolest dad in the world and says "hey son, isnt that from Assassins Creed? Chills 😂
@@ndl0857 as someone who recently 100% the game I can say there were more highs than lows of the game overall. In regards to the story I believe it is meant to be in some way Ezio's fall. He made a lot of mistakes, took an innocent life, burned down a town to take down one target, and at the end when Ezio walks with Sophia you can see how much he has grown from the wayward youth in AC 2 as well as the mentor of AC brotherhood. You see him at the end of his journey reflecting on what he has learned over the years and he finally gets some closure on the mystery of Desmond first mentioned by Juno. The story is phenomenal as it is meant to be both a closure to Ezio's character and in someways, as I mentioned before, his fall. The parts I don't like is the tower defense crap and the dlc was in my opinion one of the worst dlcs I have ever played. I love subject 16, Clay Kasmerik, and I like how we get some lore about him but locking the conclusion to his dlc behind finding all the collectables makes it a pain. Tl;dr: AC Revelations may have some faults but in my opinion its story is one of the best of the series with the fact that it covers elements of Ezio on 2 fronts.
Even in that moment, ezio’s wisdom shows, he knows not how Desmond is viewing his memories, nor does he care, he is just glad to have his legacy and story pass on.
@@andyknightwarden9746 Honestly, I thought that the series would end with the game after Revelations or even 3(If they didn't fuck it up). After all that Desmond learned from his ancestors, we spend the last game as him, fighting Templars in the present day.
@@thevijaykumar story wise same, but gameplay. Rogue was the last one that was worth playing to me. The new rpg mechanics should have never been introduced. Kinda comes off as a witcher 3 copy cat with the last three games
5:41 a wonderful detail as someone ese said. If you look at the puddle when Altaïr is hugging his son, you can see young Altaïr hugging Al Mualim in the reflection.
@AstroAce Yes indeed let's do just that. Connor was the last to join the party and his story was merely an addition to a story that was reaching its conclusion. Altair was the one who started this entire quest, Ezio was the one who followed in his footsteps, revived the brotherhood and reached the revelations. Connor was just, well, Connor. An Indian dude on a revenge quest who just so happened to hold a clue on how to unfuck the world. I mean, the game was good no doubt, but as far as the founding pillars of AC go, Connor isn't one of them.
Yes but Connor was still important to the story, he had contact with the Apple of Eden as well, all of that doesn't matter anymore now that Desmond is dead.
i want my last words to either be "Delete internet history!!!" While clutching a family members arm, or holding on a nurse and gasping "Their....bodies...are buried ....at...." before dying.
Altair was too old to take that advice when he thought of it, but Ezio ends up taking it. It's not the kind of wisdom he made this trip to seek, but it was definitely the reassurance he needed to hear. He's a tired man who has long done his part, he isn't obligated to keep going. Not after he had just found love again.
Altair knew everything by asking the apple: 1. He knew about people who came before and the upcoming danger. He felt it was his duty to learn and protect. 2. He knew the time of his own death. He dies shortly after sitting on the chair in the same position. 3. He knew Ezio, the conduit, will come. He made those memory discs for him. 4. He knew apple must stay hidden until it passes its secrets to Desmond. He knew Desmond. 5. He knew what he knew eludes the understanding of even next generations. 6. He learnt how to build a hand-canon to kill Abbas while hand-canons were introduced by Da Vinci in AC2 through codex pages made by Altair. In AC Brotherhood, at the beginning, the mechanic talks about a new design from France that shoots canon from hand. 7. He told Abbas that he looked into apple and learnt about the past and the future. 8. He made such a bold decision that even Ezio refrained from going further and he said: "I have seen enough for one life." All of this but why? because "In much wisdom, is much grief. And he that increaseth that knowlege, increaseth sorrow."
Altair is such an important character in the series, I feel like people don't give him enough credit because you know. "AC1 repetitive and clunky blah blah blah" Without Altair the events of AC2 all the way to the modern day would have never happened, and I don't understand why Ubisoft decided to make these prequels to AC1 since absoloutely nothing important happens before AC1 anyway. This new canon that ubisoft has created isn't real to me. - The Assassins came from Al Mualim and were based on the real life 'hashashins' - Kassandra doesn't exist. - Bayek and Aya didn't create the creed. - The Templars came from the crusaders. - The Animus could only review genetic memories meaning no bullshit animus like in Origns-Valhalla - Alfred didn't create the Templars - The Hidden One's don't exist. - The Order of Ancients don't exist. Fuck this new canon Ubisoft has created.
@@fredster594 well to be fair, in AC2, the vault that holds Altaïr’s armour has other status of Assassin members long before him, including Amunet(Aya), so sorry to say, but it has always been canon, but I’d imagine they had a more realistic approach to their stories back then rather than mythological battle galore, but we may never know for sure.......
@@faisalsukhtian1932Good points! But I always imagined back in 2009 that Al Mualim created the Creed from these "Assassin" members and used their abilities and tools to create the Assassins. Not that these were actual Assassins, that had a creed and has fought Templars before the events of the Crusades.
Joe Treyes It almost brings tears to my eyes. Not because of grief or anything. This is the most satisfying ending of any story I've heard. It makes playing every game thus far a lot more worth it. 3 of them, Ezio Altair and Desmond, together, almost interacting with each other, through time, couldn't have asked for anything better.
This is a reason ezio is the best he realized that when we were controlling him in the game he realized that him finding altair as desmond was sieng through ezio,ezio realized that what us the player and desmond were sieng through him soooo he realized that what he was sieng wasnt real.
"If anyone ever asks about my browser history, tell them I deleted it, that I were incognito, or that I used another PC. Tell them anything to keep them away from this place."
He was telling him to not dedicate his entire life to the brotherhood. That was one of the biggest failings of the brotherhood Altair was brought up in, that there life was to the creed and nothing more.
Tanveer Sakib As others have said dedicating yourself solely to an ideal isn’t worth it, and makes the ideal you fight for contradictory. How can you fight for freedom and liberty while simultaneously living your life as a pawn?
"And here, at last, I discover a strange truth. That I am only a conduit for a message that eludes my understanding." "Who are we, who have been so blessed to share our stories like this? To speak across centuries?" This is what AC should be.
It’s almost meta. Like the game or character speaking to the player. So much cool shit could be done with this series. I still remember when I almost shit my pants when it hit me Minerva wasn’t looking at Ezio, but me. Talking to me. Really it was Desmond through the animus but it still felt like me. This series could get freaky and innovative man, but instead tries too hard to be the Witcher 3. I like Odyssey but it’s wasted potential with a franchise I love.
When Altair told Darim to be with his family, I finally understood what it meant. He told his son to go live his life for himself, not for the brotherhood. Altair couldn’t, his life was the Assassins. It was the only life he has ever known, like he said himself. And seeing Ezio, Desmond, and Altair in the same room even if they are centuries apart, made me feel sad at the fact that we just watched Altair reach his last moments, Ezio reach his final moments as an Assassin, and see Desmond finish the work that his Assassin ancestors believed of. This, is what a true story is, where everything is built up, year after year, to a moment that cannot be redone. This was.... *Assassin's Creed*
Totally agree. Five games and five years worth of build-up only to kill him off for some half-assed apocalypse that made no sense? Totally ruined the entire franchise for me.
MickMaan How does it not make sense? The world was going to end, but it could be stopped because of Desmond and it was. It does make sense, you just can't understand it.
"All that is good in me, began with you, father." Still touches me. It's such an honour, and an amazing achievement to raise a child to a point where they honour you and are good, genuine people.
Tobias poulsen I think he was being symbolic or something like that, Altairs story and knowledge is known to Ezio and i can see how Ezio would learn from that.
@@jbr8278 complicated ones does not mean you’re smart, because you don’t know how to deliver it in a simple way that still holds all the meanings you want to express.
Although many will disagree, but this is the best AC game. Everything was perfect, the story, Ezio and Altaïr and the other characters, the missions and weapons(if only there were more assassination missions), the location, the time, the music, the beginning, the ending...A MASTERPIECE.
It's not my favorite, but it's definitely a masterpiece, and an excellent conclusion for Ezio's story. "I have seen enough for one life" is such a simple line, but it says everything, especially if you've played both of the previous games and lived that with him.
When the camera transitioned from altair dying to Ezio....One of the moments i will never forget . Absolutely fantastic game ,no other game has hit me in the feels more than the ezio trilogy Edit : 2 years later and I found this again,glad to see so many fellow Assassins shared in the fantastic experience I had in these games , Raqueiscat in Pace Ezio.
@@officialflikz he was poisoned by a templar, watch again. It's been hinted that he was poisoned by the templars and a young brat at that but yes, he died the same way I guess
@@SoleNero21 Wrong, he died by a heart attack, yes the guy sitting next to him might have been a templar but when he saw that Ezio was on his last breathes he just decided to let him die peacefully, showing respect for him.
also altair is a name of many names of eagle...الطير، الصقر، العقاب..and so on, may not be accurate but it may also mean the eagle son one none (as in the relation between assassins and eagles -eagle vision-)
I also like the ending of bonfire of the vanities where he gives his speech about having freedom but not seeing it, having love but not knowing it etc.
I didn't even know about this until now. I played AC 1, 2, and Botherhood but was pretty burnt out by the time this one came out and got bored playing 3 (not that it was a bad game. Just wasn't in the mood for it) and haven't played and AC game since. Is Black Flag the best PS4 era one to get back into the series with?
I'm replaying the game and there's a funny scene where Ahmet says to Suleiman "that's not legal" when Suleiman uses a move he learned in europe,when they're playing a board game.
that was probably desmond's subconscious messing his memories up, his imagination of 'what if ezio has been aware of me the whole journey', thus modifying the animus's output
And pretty much every single protagonist after Ezio. Like literally Ubisoft just makes a new character for every new game. I wish they brought back Altair for one more game.
@@Rollbrand370 yes.I really want a full Altaïr life story ac game.I really want to know what he discover,what knowledge he gain from apple of eden,what secret he found I really want ubisoft to make a ac games all about Altaïr
It's funny, during the series time, everyone loved Ezio or newer Assassins and no one liked Altair but a few. Oh the arguments we got into about which was better.
08:10 just imagine when u r old, u lock urself in a dark room, and try finding a chair which u'll just sit on and wait to ...die, how strong ur heart must be. Requiescat in pace altair
Apparently the apple was what kept him alive for longer & gave him strength The moment he locked it away all that strength left his body and his old age finally caught up to him Altair died moments after sitting in the chair because death was finally able to get a hold of him
@Edward Jaquez yep I can tell you deffinetly started off playing odyssey and have never truly experienced the ac games sadly they won't make it the same as it use to be
@@70mato70, its actually due to him no longer possessing the apple, which had been mitigating the ravages of time on his body. If I remember, moments after parting ways with the apple and time started catching up with him he went blind.
Once altair was the mentor of whole brotherhood...Now he can't even grab a chair properly to sit.perhaps this is the most aweful sight..When he kept the apple in the seal he realised that h has grown old and cant stay alive anymore. The apple was providing him strength..And then the revolving around the chair it shows how time passed by and the second mentor ezio has come..damn good !!!!
Dude, a young person in his mid 20s or early 30s would struggle to find a chair and sit on it in a room that is so dark. What's left to say about a man way over the age of 90 ?
This scene was amazing. Altair, Aesop, and Desmond, all in the same room, even if Altair is a skeleton and Desmond isn't physically present. 5 years and only now I realized auto correct somehow corrected Ezio to Aesop. Far be it for me to correct it now.
Well basim has just been revealed.. he looks like a legit assassin like ezio & altair.. in fact a mixture of both of em.. ima give Valhalla a try mainly cuz of he
I remember how I cried when I experienced this scene for the first time. No other game has ever made me cry, this is the only one. Goes to show how much....magic this game had back then. Oh how nice it would've been if that magic was still carried through now
Altair's death brings tears to my eyes. Not everyone understands how important he is in AC series. People just like Ezio and say he is the best... But they're missing the big picture. And the big picture is Altair. AC1 was the only game where you could feel like a true Assassin. He is the mentor of "his mentor" and all assassins in the series. Altair is and always will be the real, best, greatest Assassin of all time!
Watching this in 2024. Tears running down my face with all the memories pouring in of playing all the old AC games. Not knowing time would pass us by this fast. What an amazing franchise it was. The connection of past and present with the Desmond timeline MADE the game. After Desmond was killed off, after Black Flag, to me personally it has been on a steep decline. I’ll still call it one of my all time favorites franchises. Thank you for the video and the memories 🤝🏼💙
The scene where Altair and his son talk for the final time together the music itself is just so perfect for this scene. Always makes me shed a little tear especially when Altair's son says to him, " All that is good in me, came from you Father." Makes me even more grateful for my father in my life.
The first time I played this, it made me see my father diferently, more like a normal human being, with his weaknesses and strenghts, and how hard he fought to give to me and my siblings the things that a child needs and deserves. It made me not look to him like a perfect hero anymore, but like a regular person, a loving father who kept fighting for us, despite his failures, weaknesses and losses. That ending is something else. Even though it is contained in a game, it somehow is above itself. It is the materialized concept of art.
@@hamzarafi5387I think that’s a stretch lol probably just from it being an older game, it’s too hard to tell though I do like the idea of it being that way.
"it is a good life we lead, brother. The best May it never change And May it never change us" To "I have seen enough for one life" -Ezio Auditore A Great Journey..
"Ezio, remember. Evil is evil. Lesser, greater, middling; it's all the same. These templars, as honorable their intentions are, still desire the greatest perversion of all: absolute control. Sure, the prospect may seem fascinating. A world governed by peace and order where humanity itself is united under one banner? Marvelous. But at what cost? Our minds? Our dignities? Our freedom? No, my son. Freedom is the greatest blessing upon us all, one that is worth protecting and dying for. That is why we exist. That is why our Brotherhood must thrive. That is why we work in the dark in order to serve the light; to give humanity the chance to forge its own tomorrow and to protect it from the monsters that threaten its existence." -- Giovanni Auditore, of Monsters and Assassins, Chapter IV, Page 96
I thought the god of war transition was impactful Hmmm maybe not as impactful as this since that’s Altair and ezio... I’m a huge fan of GoW though but it didn’t seem as impactful for me because Kratos’ trilogy was literally one game ago, but still dope to see Athena just pop up like that
This is why Desmond was so special. Both bloodlines meeting for the very first time relating to a piece of Eden. The chances of this moment was 1 on a billion. That’s why
@*_*MoJean*_* It never said she was an assassin in the first place. Especially since Odyssey takes place years before the Assassins were created in Origins.
The thing about the library of Alexandria is that when people entered the city, their books were confiscated and copies were made, the originals were sent to the library and the copies were given back to the people. This gives a lot of historians a lot of hope that one day, in some godforsaken archeological site, a copy of their favourite book may be discovered.
8:12 I think this is a very interesting scene. When he passed on his mission to his son and said goodbye, He still having a strong and lively appearance despite his advanced age. But after he's done his job, His legs are shaking and he sits in a chair with no strength... As if he had made up his mind that he could prepare to die now that his mission was over....very impressive
when ezio found his corpse i felt his anger, yusuf was a genuine, true loyal man from the very beginning of the game who ended up becoming a close friend and didn't expect to find him death by watching over sophia, a real warrior and man of word, F
@Starscream_xxx he ment hold up as in not falling apart as it should because there is literally nothing holding the bones in place so technically it should all fall down into the chair
The cinematography of this scene is truly outstanding, and the scene as a whole. Scenes like this, Edward’s hallucination and Bayek’s son killing Flavius is what reminds me how much I love Assassin’s Creed.
Back when Assassin's creed had so much meaningful story like this, it teaches us about wisdom, friendship, love, history and most of all the true art of gaming not just some rage, mythological creatures, war and meaningless shit that we have rn... As I grow older, I become less and less playing video games and also less interested. But the thrill when the first time I played this game will remain forever in my memory.
Altair, he was born into the creed, lived for the creed, fought for the creed, and died for the creed. His last words for his son were "go be with your family and live well"
Ya Dingus *Hidden blades come out mid bling steal* "Shit! Oh fuck! I am so sorry man! It's a habit I see body my mind just says stab stab stab and bam there's a corpse! But you...were already a corpse so...uh...Bye!"
Person: wait so you’re gonna wear the hood when you die? Altair: yes Person: do you really need to? Altair: no but when my body decomposes it’s gonna look hella cool
Darim : father, why you build a library? Altair : when the mongols return, masyaf must be empty Darim : ah, I see, you want to hide the apple and yourself in the library Altair : no, son. I want to look cool when I died.
@@ra_alf9467 well my dude. If we cant choose how we are born, why the hell we can choose how we die. It was a statement of the life resulting from our choice. Myself chose to go with a bang. 😂
Happy 10 year anniversary, Revelations. Even though I consider Brotherhood to be the definitive Assassin’s Creed experience, Revelations will always be my personal favorite. What an incredible story
Assassin's Creed ended here for me sadly. The Ezio story was so good and special to me that I couldn't enjoy the others as much..
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Me too i can feel you man. The Ezio trilogy and the first AC with Altair was bests ever. Cuz these AC-s are about Assassins. The other are about nothing. Just some fucking RPG-s.
I liked ac3 it could have been better but it gave the desmond a well deserved end, now a days they keep making plot holes like they have never played any of their games.
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@@Zen-rw2fz I don't know my man. Everything in AC's should really has to ended with the Revelation and no more AC's like after ACR... :/ I couldn't really make myself to play the other AC's :/ :/ They're horribly bad
@ AC3 and Black Flag were good as a game on their own imo but to me the game itself went downhill after Black Flag. For me it was all about the story, the elegance of an Assassin, Stealth kills, great combat with realistic swordplay etc. But with Unity they completely lost me. That story was so full of shit and everything was incomprehensive. I was killing dudes without really knowing why. I just wish they would have stayed true to themselves instead of being another cashcow. Because I truly believe they would still have made shitload of money if they kept it that way. I recently bought Origins out of boredom and I quit and deleted it again after playing for 30 minutes. The story: shit. The hack and slash rpg shit: terrible. Ubisoft really fell of
@Beyonder Gaming You hit it right on the nose bro. As RPG games on their own they are not bad. But it has nothing to do with being an Assassin or a creed anymore unfortunately
zomkiller200o the only thing that makes me grind my gears is that he dies at age 65 of a heart attack.... The dude had the physic to climb huge ass buildings without rest and he dies of a heart attack.... You could say people back then didn't live very long but Altiar lived to like 90+ years..
4:19 *no books no wisdom just you fratello mio* 8:03 *Sit a moment and Rest* 8:30 *Past-Present Synchronisation* 9:13 *I have seen enough for one life* 9:51 *Retirement* 10:51 *Listen* *Moments when All men Cried*
Another reason I love Ezio is because with him you can see he was actually a student of the creed. He studied it, understood it, and even accepted its flaws. The way he explained what the creed meant is just proof of that. He was the greatest Assassin we were blessed with from this series.
To me , Revelations is the most underrated of the AC franchise .. Sure . 2 and Brotherhood were better and Black Flag was fancier .. But this game ... Has some of the best moments of the series .. Ezio meets Altair and Desmond in this game . And to me while Black Flag was a fantastic game it was a little out of place in this franchise ... After the Ezio Trilogy Assassin's Creed really stopped being what it once was ...
Really dont know what was going through their mind whe they killed desmond the story now is so stupid but it kind of picked up with origins. We might finally have another main character in layla or whatever her name was
Troubled Courier Yeah these were terrible . But once you reached 7 master assassins it stop bothering you .. I had my way of dealing with it though .. I would just let them win and then take the den back .I thought it was less annoying
Keep in mind though, farther back in history the assassin lineage had MORE assassin genes. The more they procreated and spread throughout the world the weaker the concentration each generation had. So Altair was probably more assassin his whole life than Ezio could possibly accomplish.
ArthaxtaDaVince777 This was mentioned in the game. Most people in modern time that have some Assassin genes have few if all. Desmond was special because he had a surplus. Basically the humans to have these genes had massive concentrations of them, and these became the people naturally talented to be assassins. As time moved on it was dispersed through mating.
Definitely was. It's truly the heaviest scene because Altaïr took core part in establishing the Order in the beginning and was considered the greatest assassin whereas Ezio's journey ended right when he met his predecessor or rather a mentor, with his iconic signature words "Requiescat in pace" which he used throughout his entire life. Two of the most remarkable assassins ever.
For three decades i have served the memory of my father and brother and fought for those who have suffered the pain of injustice i donot regret those days but it is time to live for myself. Ezio knows when to let go
"it is merely an observation of the nature of reality. To say that nothing is true, is to realize that the foundations of society are fragile, and that we must be the shepherds of are own civilization. To say that everything is permitted, is to understand that we are the architects of our actions, and that we must live with their consequences, whether glorious, or tragic." -Ezio Auditore
@@ernestoramos4741 A man doesn't choose his path. It's chosen for him. How he walks on the path is his, what actions he take during the walk, that's his choice.
Ezio Auditore meets Desmond Milles
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Sit a moment and rest... Last seen online, 300 years ago.
@Asios then it would be one embrassing finding of stale memes, porn, and poggers subscriptiona
@@weyjosh5213 Depends on which account it is, be it TH-cam, Reddit, etc.
*3 centuries ago*
My man I'd give money to die as cool as altair and be found and given respect by some badass from the future.
@@revolverocelot1380 I'll probably die in my gaming chair with a controller in my hand lol
When you realized how proud you were to play as Altair.
I miss old ac games..😔
I first met altair at the psp ac☹️
the thing is the old games were focused both on POE and Assassins vs Templars but now there is nothing like that
I wonder if they'd revisit the time before humans came. The time where the entities were just about to find out about the prophecy. Or like that tiny clip they showed Adam and Eves timeline part in one of Ezio's Triology
@@zee3184 Play AC Odyssey faith of Atlantic
Me after ezio trilogy ended:
Another assassins creed game?
No. You will stay here.
I have seen enough for one life.
Yeahhhhhh lmao
Had enough.
Ubisoft!....(he's talking to me???)...I considered assassin's creed a great franchise, but now the past games linger in my mind like an image from an old dream...I do not know what you are doing to the franchise and by what means you can hear me...but I know you are listening..I have played these games the best I could not knowing their purpose but drawn forward like a moth to distant moon....But here at last I discover a strange truth...We are only cash cows for your company...Who are we who have been so cursed to play games of a deteriorating franchise unable to share our frustrations....??...Maybe you will answer all the questions I have asked...Maybe you will be the one who makes all these suffering worth something in the end...For now... Listen to our complaints
I said that after black flag.
Souvik Bose well said assasin (grazi)
"No books, no wisdom. Just you, fratello mio."
This line wrecked me the first time I played this game, almost 11 years ago. It still does.
I know right I love the amount of respect he gave Altier even if he was dead
I feel literal goosebumps everytime I watch this line. Amazing writing
its too good!
And then Connor came and took a big sh*t on it 😂
and the music perfectly fits the moment
Back when assassins creed was philosophical, mysterious and interesting...this game is truly special, Altair and Ezio will always be my favorite characters
La shay'a waqe'un mutlaq, bal kulun mumken
@@lakshya3355 Well said, brother.
3 kinda dropped the ball, but Black Flag is amazing. Edward's journey as a man maturing into a full Assassin... So good. A story of redemption, faith, tragedy, and god dammit one of the single most loyal friends in the history of Gaming. (I might like Mary just a tad.)
The philosophical assassin's being Altair and Ezio, The tragic yet to come find a better understanding and better morality which is the Kenways, greatest example being Edward the most cruel and greedy man came to humble throughout his life "For years I've been rushing around, taking whatever I fancied, not giving a tinker's curse for those I hurt. Yet here I am... with riches and reputation, feeling no wiser than when I left home."
Dont forget connor and Edward. Both were great protagonists and much better than the viking and spartan we've been forced to play as.
When Assassin's Creed was ACTUALLY about Assassin's Creed
sad but true
Stealth LIEOS Agreed, everything after 3 is garbage, don't get me started on syndicate, utter trash
zomkiller200o I kinda liked account 4. not as an AC game, but as a pirate game it's great.
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Black flag was awesome.
Caleb Mashburn I've head good things about it was it really that good
This game was too deep for my middle school mind
same
Still too deep for me (19)
From brash young womanizer to a man of such wisdom, Ezio's development was truly great.
Big facts😂it's probably the reason why i love philosophy
same
The whole “ i’ve seen enough for one life” shook me to the core and still does to this day. A man just knowing he has seen enough and is humble enough to admit it.
Fear the man who knows when the time to stop is, and learn from the man who has the wisdom to follow that advice, even when he will have everything at his finger if he continues.
A line Altair says he wished he had the humility to say all those years ago...but he didn't, and by the time he admitted it he was in too deep.
And so Ezio decides to put down his blades, be with his family, and live well, as Altair wished his son to do. Honestly I think Ezio found wisdom at the end of this journey after all.
@@director1336 Wow.
@@director1336 Adding to my collection of quotes.
@@l.p.8298 thanks, I came up with it off the top of my head as I was writing it
"No books... No wisdom... Just you fratello mio"
Powerful words...
I cry everytime when I watch these scene
@@pvtrvs same..
@@pvtrvs same me
@@pvtrvs same
I have seen enough for one life, that words touch my soul.
And sorry about my English
I just realized this is the first time we see Altair without his hood on. The man was the literal embodiment of an Assassin.
He died with his hood on
@Blade Count it literally shows the skeleton with the hood on
Nothing is true, everything is permitted..
@@thechanglongwang hes talking about the flashback
@@Hueso0 so? do you think he moves after he dies?
"All that is good in me, began with you, father"
Definitely using that next Father's Day
The last human words Altaïr ever heard. Always brings a tear to my eye 😥
(that isnt to say u must immediately kill ur dad after you've said it to him for it to have the same effect...dont do that. If anything was to ruin someone's Fathers Day itll probably be that 🤷♂️)
He will be very happy to hear you say that to him 😁
Bloodyhell, imagine when you say that to him he turns round and becomes the coolest dad in the world and says "hey son, isnt that from Assassins Creed?
Chills 😂
Wish i could tell this to my father
@@emissaryfromhell951 same lol
Bro I never cry but that... that broke me...
Yeah
That phrase hit me hard
I'll changed it dedicated to my daughter and son.
This game is 10 years old today, and the ending is still the best ending in the series. The story was a masterpiece.
The ending was phenomenal, the rest of the story? Absolutely not.
Facts absolutely gold game
@@ndl0857 But Altaïr memories were good missions. The game was great, but could be better in some areas, including story.
@@ndl0857 as someone who recently 100% the game I can say there were more highs than lows of the game overall. In regards to the story I believe it is meant to be in some way Ezio's fall. He made a lot of mistakes, took an innocent life, burned down a town to take down one target, and at the end when Ezio walks with Sophia you can see how much he has grown from the wayward youth in AC 2 as well as the mentor of AC brotherhood. You see him at the end of his journey reflecting on what he has learned over the years and he finally gets some closure on the mystery of Desmond first mentioned by Juno. The story is phenomenal as it is meant to be both a closure to Ezio's character and in someways, as I mentioned before, his fall. The parts I don't like is the tower defense crap and the dlc was in my opinion one of the worst dlcs I have ever played. I love subject 16, Clay Kasmerik, and I like how we get some lore about him but locking the conclusion to his dlc behind finding all the collectables makes it a pain.
Tl;dr: AC Revelations may have some faults but in my opinion its story is one of the best of the series with the fact that it covers elements of Ezio on 2 fronts.
Did you watch the Ezio's death video?
Ezio speaking to Desmond absolutely blew my mind man. It was just so shocking and satisfying to see Ezio finally realize his purpose
desmond uploads the internet to ezio, now ezio regrets everything hes done for humanity.
@@Obtite lol
@@Obtite I mean...you ain't wrong 😂😂
Ezio: I regret my desicion
Haha Desmond
Wait
*Realizes*
😳Thats my name!
Even in that moment, ezio’s wisdom shows, he knows not how Desmond is viewing his memories, nor does he care, he is just glad to have his legacy and story pass on.
Ezio talking to Desmond will always be the coolest thing ever.
Yp
Imagine talking with someone who is reliving your memories in the distant future. Some would become mad just from the thought.
@@ArthurD well it's ezio we're talking about
@@gserendipity hello there frattello
@@4shredder39 oh shit
This was the perfect way to end both Ezio and Altair’s storyline.
Shame they fucked up Desmond's.
Agreed. Both Altair and Ezio are at peace in the conclusion.
@@andyknightwarden9746 Honestly, I thought that the series would end with the game after Revelations or even 3(If they didn't fuck it up). After all that Desmond learned from his ancestors, we spend the last game as him, fighting Templars in the present day.
For me the Assassin's Creed story ended right here.
@@thevijaykumar story wise same, but gameplay. Rogue was the last one that was worth playing to me. The new rpg mechanics should have never been introduced. Kinda comes off as a witcher 3 copy cat with the last three games
5:41 a wonderful detail as someone ese said. If you look at the puddle when Altaïr is hugging his son, you can see young Altaïr hugging Al Mualim in the reflection.
Jesus fucking christ!
NO FUCKING WAY THAT SHIT'S COOL AS FUCK.
bro that a cool detail. Good eye
@@hamzarafi5387 i gotta say it wasnt me Who saw it but it really is subtle
Can't believe I never noticed that
This scene had the 3 founding pillars of the Game, Altaír, Ezio & Desmond in one *single* frame
**yes lets just forget connor**
@AstroAce Yes indeed let's do just that. Connor was the last to join the party and his story was merely an addition to a story that was reaching its conclusion. Altair was the one who started this entire quest, Ezio was the one who followed in his footsteps, revived the brotherhood and reached the revelations. Connor was just, well, Connor. An Indian dude on a revenge quest who just so happened to hold a clue on how to unfuck the world.
I mean, the game was good no doubt, but as far as the founding pillars of AC go, Connor isn't one of them.
Yes but Connor was still important to the story, he had contact with the Apple of Eden as well, all of that doesn't matter anymore now that Desmond is dead.
Connor who?
Connor, the guy who's better than Ezio
No books, no wisdom. Just you, fratello mio.
Manifico.
Bayek would be proud of altair
Si fratello mio. Tu sei il mentore.
Requiescat in pace, Altair!!!
The most greatest, legendary and splendid moment in the franchise.
"Sit a moment and rest..."
Forever...
very peaceful way to die for one who has killed so many to save many more.
+AcolyteOF Fire true
TheAngeluco imagine staying in a chair , just sitting all day , starving , thirsty , but couldnt do anything
Slurpy Durpy Altair was dying already at this point he was in his 90's and was weak and ill so I assume he died of natural causes.
I actually think he was only walking and seeing thanks to the Apple. The moment he drops it from his hands, he can't even see properly.
4:45 That shift from Altair's theme into Ezio's Family sends chills down my spine everytime I watch this scene...
I've seen this scene more times than I can count. How the hell have I never noticed this, this was amazing
I never noticed this detail, and now that I hear it, I can't stop listening to it.
and 8:53 too
Even dutch can't resist ezio badassness lol
Never noticed that
Altaïr’s last words were:
“Go, son. Go be with your family. And live well.”
A joy Altair hardly experienced. His entire life was basically the Creed
He probably did get that privilege. Abbas and his men were responsible for the death of his son and wife
i want my last words to either be "Delete internet history!!!" While clutching a family members arm, or holding on a nurse and gasping "Their....bodies...are buried ....at...." before dying.
@@AzguardMike al this talk about life and death war and peace but all you think about is sex i guess templars won at the end
Altair was too old to take that advice when he thought of it, but Ezio ends up taking it. It's not the kind of wisdom he made this trip to seek, but it was definitely the reassurance he needed to hear.
He's a tired man who has long done his part, he isn't obligated to keep going. Not after he had just found love again.
Altair knew everything by asking the apple:
1. He knew about people who came before and the upcoming danger. He felt it was his duty to learn and protect.
2. He knew the time of his own death. He dies shortly after sitting on the chair in the same position.
3. He knew Ezio, the conduit, will come. He made those memory discs for him.
4. He knew apple must stay hidden until it passes its secrets to Desmond. He knew Desmond.
5. He knew what he knew eludes the understanding of even next generations.
6. He learnt how to build a hand-canon to kill Abbas while hand-canons were introduced by Da Vinci in AC2 through codex pages made by Altair. In AC Brotherhood, at the beginning, the mechanic talks about a new design from France that shoots canon from hand.
7. He told Abbas that he looked into apple and learnt about the past and the future.
8. He made such a bold decision that even Ezio refrained from going further and he said: "I have seen enough for one life."
All of this but why? because "In much wisdom, is much grief. And he that increaseth that knowlege, increaseth sorrow."
Hold on is that.... Al Mualim's quote during Desmond's stress session in AC1?! WHAT! 🤯🤯🤯
@@fatetaker4507 Yeah that quote is what Al Mualim told to Altair in AC1
Altair is such an important character in the series, I feel like people don't give him enough credit because you know. "AC1 repetitive and clunky blah blah blah"
Without Altair the events of AC2 all the way to the modern day would have never happened, and I don't understand why Ubisoft decided to make these prequels to AC1 since absoloutely nothing important happens before AC1 anyway.
This new canon that ubisoft has created isn't real to me.
- The Assassins came from Al Mualim and were based on the real life 'hashashins'
- Kassandra doesn't exist.
- Bayek and Aya didn't create the creed.
- The Templars came from the crusaders.
- The Animus could only review genetic memories meaning no bullshit animus like in Origns-Valhalla
- Alfred didn't create the Templars
- The Hidden One's don't exist.
- The Order of Ancients don't exist.
Fuck this new canon Ubisoft has created.
@@fredster594 well to be fair, in AC2, the vault that holds Altaïr’s armour has other status of Assassin members long before him, including Amunet(Aya), so sorry to say, but it has always been canon, but I’d imagine they had a more realistic approach to their stories back then rather than mythological battle galore, but we may never know for sure.......
@@faisalsukhtian1932Good points! But I always imagined back in 2009 that Al Mualim created the Creed from these "Assassin" members and used their abilities and tools to create the Assassins. Not that these were actual Assassins, that had a creed and has fought Templars before the events of the Crusades.
Man this scene gave me chills specially when he called out for Desmond
me too 😂
Such a powerful moment in the AC series
Joe Treyes It almost brings tears to my eyes. Not because of grief or anything. This is the most satisfying ending of any story I've heard. It makes playing every game thus far a lot more worth it. 3 of them, Ezio Altair and Desmond, together, almost interacting with each other, through time, couldn't have asked for anything better.
dats true man...
try not to cry... but...
This is a reason ezio is the best he realized that when we were controlling him in the game he realized that him finding altair as desmond was sieng through ezio,ezio realized that what us the player and desmond were sieng through him soooo he realized that what he was sieng wasnt real.
I cried when Altair and Ezio were done. We were with them from life until death. Rest in peace, Mentors. Nothing is true, everything is permitted
Requeste cas em pace
Same. I'm crying right now lol
i am not crying
@@CyberArts2077ohhhh careful guys this one is edgy
@@the_libyan_dude6500haha 😂
This is how I want to look when someone finds me in my computer chair 200 years after the quarantine ends.
No porn. No games. Just you, fratello mio.
"If anyone ever asks about my browser history, tell them I deleted it, that I were incognito, or that I used another PC. Tell them anything to keep them away from this place."
Just you and us Fratello Mio
@@snehalchow5311 and one more thing "I have seen enough for one life"
Gamers unite
"Go son, go be with your family.. and live well.."
Damn man
he's basically telling him not to get caught up in this shit.
He was telling him to not dedicate his entire life to the brotherhood. That was one of the biggest failings of the brotherhood Altair was brought up in, that there life was to the creed and nothing more.
Tanveer Sakib
As others have said dedicating yourself solely to an ideal isn’t worth it, and makes the ideal you fight for contradictory. How can you fight for freedom and liberty while simultaneously living your life as a pawn?
Go son, go be with AC 3, Black Flag, and the other....and play well
Altair just swiped a page from Guile's book....
"Who are we, who've been so blessed, to share our stories like this? To speak across centuries."
"And here, at last, I discover a strange truth. That I am only a conduit for a message that eludes my understanding."
"Who are we, who have been so blessed to share our stories like this? To speak across centuries?"
This is what AC should be.
I still call on what Ezio said...I even use it when making presentations at work.
The deepness of Ezio's thoughts is what we've been lacking throughout the later stages of the franchise.
And now we’re gettingn some medusa shit... AC is dead after origins
@@DarkLordz20 AC died when Desmond died bro
It’s almost meta. Like the game or character speaking to the player. So much cool shit could be done with this series. I still remember when I almost shit my pants when it hit me Minerva wasn’t looking at Ezio, but me. Talking to me. Really it was Desmond through the animus but it still felt like me. This series could get freaky and innovative man, but instead tries too hard to be the Witcher 3. I like Odyssey but it’s wasted potential with a franchise I love.
When Altair told Darim to be with his family, I finally understood what it meant. He told his son to go live his life for himself, not for the brotherhood. Altair couldn’t, his life was the Assassins. It was the only life he has ever known, like he said himself. And seeing Ezio, Desmond, and Altair in the same room even if they are centuries apart, made me feel sad at the fact that we just watched Altair reach his last moments, Ezio reach his final moments as an Assassin, and see Desmond finish the work that his Assassin ancestors believed of. This, is what a true story is, where everything is built up, year after year, to a moment that cannot be redone. This was....
*Assassin's Creed*
Couldn't have said it better my self..
Desmond died and now we have Layla hassan
and then they just decided to kill Desmond off... never understood WTH was with that.
The rest of the games are more like spin offs the sequels haha
Feels bruh feels.
back when they knew what to do with the story
kingraj333
they fucked up when they killed off desmond assasins creed has nowhere to go now
Totally agree. Five games and five years worth of build-up only to kill him off for some half-assed apocalypse that made no sense? Totally ruined the entire franchise for me.
Well his 10 year old son is about to be introduced. Should be interesting
MickMaan How does it not make sense? The world was going to end, but it could be stopped because of Desmond and it was. It does make sense, you just can't understand it.
"All that is good in me, began with you, father."
Still touches me. It's such an honour, and an amazing achievement to raise a child to a point where they honour you and are good, genuine people.
The Legendary Assassins Meet
truly Ezio was Altiairs greatest student.
Awesome
Tobias poulsen I think he was being symbolic or something like that, Altairs story and knowledge is known to Ezio and i can see how Ezio would learn from that.
Altair was shitty character in comparsion to Ezio.
just stfu
Vojtěch Navrátil lol he is the original assesin and the legend and the mentor of alls so go fuck off
No RPG gimmicks, no level-up and skills points. Just you, fratello mio.
Still ezio needed some grind, Altair instead was just getting stronger in the game by progressing the game
u havent even played this. idiot
I like the idea of progression tho, without it game gets stale
Bruh i was disappointed when i found all that rpg bullshit the first time in Origins (?)...good game, but not AC anymore
@Evrett Sobaski Geez that must be horrible, the grinds so fucking fun
"I have lived my life as best as I could, not knowing its purpose, but drawn forward like a moth to a distant moon."
That's poetry.
kind of easy but it works for teenagers
@@jbr8278 doesn't need to be complicated to be beautiful.
@@morganglass5734 yeah but when you get used to simple ideas, the complicated ones become much more powerful
@@jbr8278 complicated ones does not mean you’re smart, because you don’t know how to deliver it in a simple way that still holds all the meanings you want to express.
@@SpliffyHusk you need a wank
Although many will disagree, but this is the best AC game. Everything was perfect, the story, Ezio and Altaïr and the other characters, the missions and weapons(if only there were more assassination missions), the location, the time, the music, the beginning, the ending...A MASTERPIECE.
Exactly
It's not my favorite, but it's definitely a masterpiece, and an excellent conclusion for Ezio's story.
"I have seen enough for one life" is such a simple line, but it says everything, especially if you've played both of the previous games and lived that with him.
Revelations is my favourite AC game.
The music is the only one somewhat lacking as it wasn't completely done by Kyd like it's predecessors.
When the camera transitioned from altair dying to Ezio....One of the moments i will never forget . Absolutely fantastic game ,no other game has hit me in the feels more than the ezio trilogy
Edit : 2 years later and I found this again,glad to see so many fellow Assassins shared in the fantastic experience I had in these games , Raqueiscat in Pace Ezio.
عنه ؟
The Witcher 3?
@@MrDosonhai that's on another mile.
That single cello as he sat... alone to his last breath.
Mass effect trilogy
"Sit a moment and rest"
*dies*
Its funny because ezio died excactly in the same way
@@officialflikz he was poisoned by a templar, watch again. It's been hinted that he was poisoned by the templars and a young brat at that but yes, he died the same way I guess
@@SoleNero21 yeah i can tell the guy was a templar, it's cool the guy even fell sorry for good old Ezio
@@SoleNero21 wrong, he died by a heart attack.
@@SoleNero21 Wrong, he died by a heart attack, yes the guy sitting next to him might have been a templar but when he saw that Ezio was on his last breathes he just decided to let him die peacefully, showing respect for him.
I cried like a bitch looking at Altaïr's last moment.
Me too, dont worry
Same
same
Same
;-;
8:45 the best transition in video game history
By the way, Altair Ibn La Ahad, means 'The bird, son of no one' if translated to english from arabic. nice to know lmao
also altair is a name of many names of eagle...الطير، الصقر، العقاب..and so on, may not be accurate but it may also mean the eagle son one none (as in the relation between assassins and eagles -eagle vision-)
Thank you
That makes Altair
A focused, brilliant and
Fearless assassin
All assassin's names mean eagle on a way
@@alphagamer9505 really? can you explain the rest? it will be a really nice fact
“When I was a young man, I had liberty...but I did not see it...
" I had time but i did not know it, I had love but i did not feel it ... "
"Many decades would pass before I understood the meaning of all three."
Lukas S “It is a good life we lead, brother. The best. May it never change. And may it never change us.”
"Love, liberty, and time: once so disposable, are the fuels that drive me forward."
Mom’s spaghetti
this is easily the best scene in all of the AC franchise
hatchhyjack Its one of the best scenes in gaming history..
I also like the ending of bonfire of the vanities where he gives his speech about having freedom but not seeing it, having love but not knowing it etc.
+ArthaxtaDaVince777 it is
'It is a good life we lead, brother."
-"The best. May it never change."
"And may it never change us."
I didn't even know about this until now. I played AC 1, 2, and Botherhood but was pretty burnt out by the time this one came out and got bored playing 3 (not that it was a bad game. Just wasn't in the mood for it) and haven't played and AC game since. Is Black Flag the best PS4 era one to get back into the series with?
Desmond: The Savior
Ezio: The Messenger
Altair: The Mentor
Bayek: The Father
Conner : The Avenger
@@kaybevang536 🤣
@@akhiltheerthala9600 Conner : Where’s Charles Lee !!!!
@@kaybevang536 Edward: SHUT YO FUCKING GOB. OR ELSE I WILL FILL IT UP WITH SHOT YOU HEAR ME
Arno: ELISEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Ezio: *Starts talking to Desmond*
Desmond: Wait, that's illegal.
Also Ezio: "Nothing is true, All is permitted". Remember?
@@johnrommelramirez7534 everything is permitted not all
I'm replaying the game and there's a funny scene where Ahmet says to Suleiman "that's not legal" when Suleiman uses a move he learned in europe,when they're playing a board game.
Hmm...
Desmond, what a coincidence
that was probably desmond's subconscious messing his memories up, his imagination of 'what if ezio has been aware of me the whole journey', thus modifying the animus's output
Altair: “I have seen enough for one life...”
Ezio: “I have seen enough for one life.”
jaredwoozy Some people move on.
But not us.
Not us.
And pretty much every single protagonist after Ezio. Like literally Ubisoft just makes a new character for every new game. I wish they brought back Altair for one more game.
@@Rollbrand370 yes.I really want a full Altaïr life story ac game.I really want to know what he discover,what knowledge he gain from apple of eden,what secret he found I really want ubisoft to make a ac games all about Altaïr
Dbz Madboy even if it’s not a game, the AC books are really good for expanding on Ezio and Altair’s story.
Desmond -am i a joke to you? Sees both their lives.
That is why Altair is the best Assassin of all time, he is the reason why the Assassins Brotherhood expanded and became so powerful.
zoubida90 damn straight
zoubida90 Legends never die Altair 4ever!
can't wait for the movie
princeofdarknessxyz1 the movie is going to be shit m8
It's funny, during the series time, everyone loved Ezio or newer Assassins and no one liked Altair but a few. Oh the arguments we got into about which was better.
8:49 this moment give me chills
08:10 just imagine when u r old, u lock urself in a dark room, and try finding a chair which u'll just sit on and wait to ...die, how strong ur heart must be. Requiescat in pace altair
But what did he do when he had to poo?
@@mohitverma3970 good question lmao
Apparently the apple was what kept him alive for longer & gave him strength
The moment he locked it away all that strength left his body and his old age finally caught up to him
Altair died moments after sitting in the chair because death was finally able to get a hold of him
@@knivez786 yes sounds logical...glad he died with pain, peacefully in that chair
@@aranellonsora5038 "glad he died with pain" You're so nice 😂
No RPG Element, No level-up system, No micro-transaction, No skills points... Just an amazing story and gameplay.
@Edward Jaquez yep I can tell you deffinetly started off playing odyssey and have never truly experienced the ac games sadly they won't make it the same as it use to be
@@lachlanwilliams1931 true
Origins had a good story in a way
@@ryanrivero8936 it was the last good story of the franchise.
@Edward Jaquez Sorry to hear about you only playing the newer ones bro. Hope you go back and check the older AC games out.
8:03 the way he struggles to sit on the chair breaks my heart
well, consider that he's in a sealed vault, there is probably no light whatsoever in there
@@70mato70, its actually due to him no longer possessing the apple, which had been mitigating the ravages of time on his body. If I remember, moments after parting ways with the apple and time started catching up with him he went blind.
@@bddb9239 or both lol
Once altair was the mentor of whole brotherhood...Now he can't even grab a chair properly to sit.perhaps this is the most aweful sight..When he kept the apple in the seal he realised that h has grown old and cant stay alive anymore. The apple was providing him strength..And then the revolving around the chair it shows how time passed by and the second mentor ezio has come..damn good !!!!
Dude, a young person in his mid 20s or early 30s would struggle to find a chair and sit on it in a room that is so dark.
What's left to say about a man way over the age of 90 ?
"All that is good in me, began with you, Father"
The Goosebumps is real
This scene was amazing. Altair, Aesop, and Desmond, all in the same room, even if Altair is a skeleton and Desmond isn't physically present.
5 years and only now I realized auto correct somehow corrected Ezio to Aesop. Far be it for me to correct it now.
Jorrel Doe Who the fuck is Aesop?
Jorrel Doe Aesop 😂😂😂
Leo Richards the fable writer bro. he was there
tromolon motions that shit he wrote made me die omg Aesop
wow i finally know ezio's real name
AC in 2011: Let’s tell a compelling story.
AC in 2020: lol we’re vikings now
I miss the old days.
@Existance Untold Regarding to AC games, they were much better than the ones we have today.
Such trash
I mean both of these games are written by the same person.
Well basim has just been revealed.. he looks like a legit assassin like ezio & altair.. in fact a mixture of both of em.. ima give Valhalla a try mainly cuz of he
All that was good in Assassin's Creed, began with Altair and ended with Ezio
FYN Fynia Agreed but Edward Kenway was good
FYN Fynia it ended with Edward
Connor was my favorite by far
FYN Fynia Assasinscreed 3 was a lot of fun.
GrahfMetal His grandfather was the best in new gen...He was such a badass
I remember how I cried when I experienced this scene for the first time. No other game has ever made me cry, this is the only one. Goes to show how much....magic this game had back then. Oh how nice it would've been if that magic was still carried through now
Altaïr took social distancing to a whole new level.
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@@MohammedAAAs now two comments
My name's ironic. I swear!
@@mr2incher583 lmfao
He took quarantine to a VERY HIGH level
Altair's death brings tears to my eyes. Not everyone understands how important he is in AC series. People just like Ezio and say he is the best... But they're missing the big picture. And the big picture is Altair. AC1 was the only game where you could feel like a true Assassin. He is the mentor of "his mentor" and all assassins in the series. Altair is and always will be the real, best, greatest Assassin of all time!
I'm trying to hold my tears back😖😖
Christina Daquis I feel ya
Ezio man,He knows Desmond like how could Ezio know Desmond.when I was playing this I think 2012 and then he said Desmond I got chills man
deko mancher
in ac2 minerva speaks desmonds name and ezio is confused and it seems at this point he has a better understanding of desmond
Bad Wolf thanks
4:24
"No books... no wisdom...
Just you, fratello mio"
I love this scene... so much.
Edit: holy shit! I've never gotten this many likes before!
"fratello mio" what language is that?
rafi suvo Italian
rafi suvo it means my brother in italian
rafi suvo Italian. It means "brother of mine".
Christian Cristof it's the same thing, smarty pants
Watching this in 2024. Tears running down my face with all the memories pouring in of playing all the old AC games. Not knowing time would pass us by this fast. What an amazing franchise it was. The connection of past and present with the Desmond timeline MADE the game. After Desmond was killed off, after Black Flag, to me personally it has been on a steep decline. I’ll still call it one of my all time favorites franchises. Thank you for the video and the memories 🤝🏼💙
The scene where Altair and his son talk for the final time together the music itself is just so perfect for this scene. Always makes me shed a little tear especially when Altair's son says to him, " All that is good in me, came from you Father." Makes me even more grateful for my father in my life.
The first time I played this, it made me see my father diferently, more like a normal human being, with his weaknesses and strenghts, and how hard he fought to give to me and my siblings the things that a child needs and deserves. It made me not look to him like a perfect hero anymore, but like a regular person, a loving father who kept fighting for us, despite his failures, weaknesses and losses.
That ending is something else. Even though it is contained in a game, it somehow is above itself. It is the materialized concept of art.
True guys true 🍻
see the reflection on the water you'll see young altair and malum hugging......
MFN TRUTH
@@hamzarafi5387I think that’s a stretch lol probably just from it being an older game, it’s too hard to tell though I do like the idea of it being that way.
5:42 "All that is good in me, began with you, father."
That's the best thing you can say as your last words to your father.
"it is a good life we lead, brother.
The best
May it never change
And May it never change us"
To
"I have seen enough for one life"
-Ezio Auditore
A Great Journey..
what an awesome transition
Talk about character development
That's what I want on my tombstone
Altair said that
He was getting old and exhausted. Well considering what he had to go through.
Can we just take a moment to appreciate the Incredible music! This has to be one of the greates videogame scores ever.
Truly
It's beautiful 🥲🤌
"Ezio, remember. Evil is evil. Lesser, greater, middling; it's all the same. These templars, as honorable their intentions are, still desire the greatest perversion of all: absolute control. Sure, the prospect may seem fascinating. A world governed by peace and order where humanity itself is united under one banner? Marvelous. But at what cost? Our minds? Our dignities? Our freedom? No, my son. Freedom is the greatest blessing upon us all, one that is worth protecting and dying for. That is why we exist. That is why our Brotherhood must thrive. That is why we work in the dark in order to serve the light; to give humanity the chance to forge its own tomorrow and to protect it from the monsters that threaten its existence."
-- Giovanni Auditore,
of Monsters and Assassins, Chapter IV, Page 96
Wait... what ?
Okay so the first part sounds like its ripped off from the witcher. But where the fuck was this?
@Suni Victor Or its just ripped off from the witcher books lol.
"Evil is evil. Lesser, greater or middling it's all the same."
This part is from the Witcher
Now I don't know if I still prefer the "liberty"... have you taken a look to how are thinga nowadays?
The transition with the camera rotating around the chair is still one of the greatest things I've ever seen in any video game.
this has happened similarly in god of war 2018
Kratos' boat trip back to his shack to dig up an old past he swore would stay forgotten
Yeah but it doesnt have the same impact.
I was just about to say that.
Such a simple use of transition but it's so impactful.
I thought the god of war transition was impactful
Hmmm maybe not as impactful as this since that’s Altair and ezio... I’m a huge fan of GoW though but it didn’t seem as impactful for me because Kratos’ trilogy was literally one game ago, but still dope to see Athena just pop up like that
4:24 Always tears in my eyes!
“No books.... no wisdom... just you, fratello mio....
Requiescat in pace, Altaïr”
The embodiment of wisdom.
This is why Desmond was so special. Both bloodlines meeting for the very first time relating to a piece of Eden. The chances of this moment was 1 on a billion. That’s why
Whenever Ezio says *No books, No wisdom. Just you fratello mio* and after that background music hits, always gives me goosebumps ❤
Agreed ❤️
"Sit a moment, and rest..." Only in Assassin's Creed can you make objectives pull at the player's heartstrings.
only in the Assassin's creed of old, the new Assassin's creed characters are soo boring and dull.
I still remember Halo Reach's "Current Objective: SURVIVE". That was some sad shit as well as this
@*_*MoJean*_* It never said she was an assassin in the first place. Especially since Odyssey takes place years before the Assassins were created in Origins.
@z0-Gewn-0z But she wasn't an assassin anyway dude...
Hamza Shinwary nah bayek was awesome
"The Rest will go with me to Alexandria"
Something died inside of me when he said that
The thing about the library of Alexandria is that when people entered the city, their books were confiscated and copies were made, the originals were sent to the library and the copies were given back to the people.
This gives a lot of historians a lot of hope that one day, in some godforsaken archeological site, a copy of their favourite book may be discovered.
Fortunately, Darim went to Alexandria after the burning, so in the AC universe a lot would still be retrievable even without the animus
Yep. Me too.
What about Alexandria?
@@kristianjacobsen352 the library was burned
8:12 I think this is a very interesting scene.
When he passed on his mission to his son and said goodbye, He still having a strong and lively appearance despite his advanced age.
But after he's done his job, His legs are shaking and he sits in a chair with no strength... As if he had made up his mind that he could prepare to die now that his mission was over....very impressive
Why does no one talk about our boy Yusuf who literally died protecting his mentor's girl.
Yusuf? More like Brosuf, amirite?
RIP
he was a good assassin and wanted genually help people
when ezio found his corpse i felt his anger, yusuf was a genuine, true loyal man from the very beginning of the game who ended up becoming a close friend and didn't expect to find him death by watching over sophia, a real warrior and man of word, F
@@dannyshawn2352 Chadbrosuf BIATCH!!!!
Altaïr's skeleton still holds up after 300 years.
He is the Great Altaïr
@Starscream_xxx he ment hold up as in not falling apart as it should because there is literally nothing holding the bones in place so technically it should all fall down into the chair
its not like hes going anywhere
That's real man material right there.
VenomCold Gravity was to scared to touch Altaïr
"All that's good in me, began with you, father."
I wish I could have said that to my father before he passed away 💔
RIP bro
😔🥺😔
Requiesce in pace
You are your fathers legacy. Your actions reflect who your father was
He is watching you from the heavens. Stay strong
The cinematography of this scene is truly outstanding, and the scene as a whole. Scenes like this, Edward’s hallucination and Bayek’s son killing Flavius is what reminds me how much I love Assassin’s Creed.
Back when Assassin's creed had so much meaningful story like this, it teaches us about wisdom, friendship, love, history and most of all the true art of gaming not just some rage, mythological creatures, war and meaningless shit that we have rn... As I grow older, I become less and less playing video games and also less interested. But the thrill when the first time I played this game will remain forever in my memory.
True i stopped playing after origins. AC is dying since black flag. I miss when AC was about Conspiracy and uncovering the first civilazation
Good for you. You dislike something a bunch of other's dislike you want a cookie?
Kelvin it would’ve been cool if they kept Desmond alive and you play as him rebuilding the creed in modern times that would’ve been fun ass game
@@Redd-Monarch u sound mad lol
Damn bro I felt thet
"All that was good in me began with you, father"
One of the best quotes ever.
What a line, spoken with heart and humility, you can tell he really loved and respected his father. I'd like to see AC Valhalla top this.
Great sentence !
That's my boiii.
@@hagoromootsutski9058 no game Can top this, Fratello mio. This is legendary.
Requiescat in Pace Altair and The king Ezio
back then when they tried to make a Story , behind the Animus. Poor Desmond you deserved better.
@Speed Gaming what were they best on?
Drinker_Of_Milk Ehhhhh that's debatable Oddyssey is more of grind the whole time filled with fetch quest missions
@@Lipidwave the grind is a selling point, it keeps people invested collecting gears and progressing
Drinker_Of_Milk i completely agree, missions are actually thought out and each one has their own story.
@@eternalmetro their own bad written shitty story
Powerful moment in gaming that cannot be replicated in a movie. Especially if you played the lives of both of these assassins.
That old Altair scene looking for the chair.. bruh I cried, the glorious warrior, the most skilled assassin.. :c
"But time...waits on noone"- forgot the source...ancient asian saying
but altair can't swim
Pulung Andre Widiatmoko we don’t talk about that
@@dimasandre1209 omdss so many ppl say dat iss gettin annoying Unisoft already said the animus couldn't program swimming at that time
In his time but no arno and jacob are way more skilled dangerous and versatile
Altair, he was born into the creed, lived for the creed, fought for the creed, and died for the creed. His last words for his son were "go be with your family and live well"
"Rest in peace altair"
proceeds to steal his bling
Onbekendje Confirmed and shoes
Altair: Put my shit back, nigga. Fuck you think you is?"
Ezio: How you even- never mind.
He left it there to pass it on -.-
Succ Mcgee well teoreticaly ezio is altair great-great-great-great-greatnephew
Ya Dingus *Hidden blades come out mid bling steal* "Shit! Oh fuck! I am so sorry man! It's a habit I see body my mind just says stab stab stab and bam there's a corpse! But you...were already a corpse so...uh...Bye!"
Person: wait so you’re gonna wear the hood when you die?
Altair: yes
Person: do you really need to?
Altair: no but when my body decomposes it’s gonna look hella cool
Darim : father, why you build a library?
Altair : when the mongols return, masyaf must be empty
Darim : ah, I see, you want to hide the apple and yourself in the library
Altair : no, son. I want to look cool when I died.
@@ra_alf9467 well my dude. If we cant choose how we are born, why the hell we can choose how we die. It was a statement of the life resulting from our choice. Myself chose to go with a bang. 😂
lol Coolness was the mans gift after all
Hahahaha
This is not actually weird. All soldiers suicide in their uniforms.
Happy 10 year anniversary, Revelations. Even though I consider Brotherhood to be the definitive Assassin’s Creed experience, Revelations will always be my personal favorite. What an incredible story
Assassin's Creed ended here for me sadly. The Ezio story was so good and special to me that I couldn't enjoy the others as much..
Me too i can feel you man. The Ezio trilogy and the first AC with Altair was bests ever. Cuz these AC-s are about Assassins. The other are about nothing. Just some fucking RPG-s.
I liked ac3 it could have been better but it gave the desmond a well deserved end, now a days they keep making plot holes like they have never played any of their games.
@@Zen-rw2fz I don't know my man. Everything in AC's should really has to ended with the Revelation and no more AC's like after ACR... :/ I couldn't really make myself to play the other AC's :/ :/ They're horribly bad
@ AC3 and Black Flag were good as a game on their own imo but to me the game itself went downhill after Black Flag. For me it was all about the story, the elegance of an Assassin, Stealth kills, great combat with realistic swordplay etc. But with Unity they completely lost me. That story was so full of shit and everything was incomprehensive. I was killing dudes without really knowing why. I just wish they would have stayed true to themselves instead of being another cashcow. Because I truly believe they would still have made shitload of money if they kept it that way. I recently bought Origins out of boredom and I quit and deleted it again after playing for 30 minutes. The story: shit. The hack and slash rpg shit: terrible. Ubisoft really fell of
@Beyonder Gaming You hit it right on the nose bro. As RPG games on their own they are not bad. But it has nothing to do with being an Assassin or a creed anymore unfortunately
Ezio had the best background story, development, and ending imo.
KublaiGenghis Yeah you can tell the Devs didn't want to get rid of Ezio.
Rico C kenways' wasnt that bad either
zomkiller200o the only thing that makes me grind my gears is that he dies at age 65 of a heart attack.... The dude had the physic to climb huge ass buildings without rest and he dies of a heart attack.... You could say people back then didn't live very long but Altiar lived to like 90+ years..
Altair got the Apple of Eden.
+ there some People thinking about an Templar actually poisioned Ezio.
Hierkönnteeinnamestehen idk it would've been better if he'd die like Altiar of old age not die at 65 or being murdered..
"all that is good in me, began with you father" is one of the greatest line in gaming
If the game released today, they would call it sexist.
Nosferatu Zodd actually no
When Altair's *skeleton* has more presence and character than Connor, Arno, Kassandra and Eivor put together.
Slightly harsh on Connor but I agree with the others.
Needless Connor slander
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I literally cried when Altair sat at the chair and died
So emotional.....
Is that So
To the guys who wrote that...Please make a movie
"animusis animii" i enjoyed most of the dialog in these games
they made a movie but it’s shit
Wasn't even a bad movie, they followed the original games pretty well just with a different twist.
Gage Taylor and a little rush to fit in a movie length
They made two mistakes. It was as fuck and pg-13
4:19 *no books no wisdom just you fratello mio*
8:03 *Sit a moment and Rest*
8:30 *Past-Present Synchronisation*
9:13 *I have seen enough for one life*
9:51 *Retirement*
10:51 *Listen*
*Moments when All men Cried*
Dude I fucking bawled my eyes out while watching this!!
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Another reason I love Ezio is because with him you can see he was actually a student of the creed. He studied it, understood it, and even accepted its flaws. The way he explained what the creed meant is just proof of that.
He was the greatest Assassin we were blessed with from this series.
To me , Revelations is the most underrated of the AC franchise .. Sure . 2 and Brotherhood were better and Black Flag was fancier .. But this game ... Has some of the best moments of the series .. Ezio meets Altair and Desmond in this game . And to me while Black Flag was a fantastic game it was a little out of place in this franchise ... After the Ezio Trilogy Assassin's Creed really stopped being what it once was ...
Really dont know what was going through their mind whe they killed desmond the story now is so stupid but it kind of picked up with origins. We might finally have another main character in layla or whatever her name was
Nobody will be like Desmond . Ever . It's something I say a lot when asked about AC series... "AC died with Desmond"
The only problem I had with revelations was two words, den wars
Troubled Courier Yeah these were terrible . But once you reached 7 master assassins it stop bothering you .. I had my way of dealing with it though .. I would just let them win and then take the den back .I thought it was less annoying
Or you could just keep your Notoriety down by bribing the Heralds every now and then.
Altair was such a badass.
Bradley Whoric yeah beat off master assassins as an old cripple
+ArthaxtaDaVince777
altair beated master or 4 rank lvl assassins at the age of 82 not many people can do that :)
altaïr = badass assassin
Keep in mind though, farther back in history the assassin lineage had MORE assassin genes. The more they procreated and spread throughout the world the weaker the concentration each generation had.
So Altair was probably more assassin his whole life than Ezio could possibly accomplish.
ArthaxtaDaVince777 This was mentioned in the game. Most people in modern time that have some Assassin genes have few if all. Desmond was special because he had a surplus.
Basically the humans to have these genes had massive concentrations of them, and these became the people naturally talented to be assassins.
As time moved on it was dispersed through mating.
GeorgeHale1984 So you can only become an Assassin with the proper, "genes."
Requiescat in pace Altair... That line give me chills everytime. This is probably the most epic scene in the saga.
Definitely was. It's truly the heaviest scene because Altaïr took core part in establishing the Order in the beginning and was considered the greatest assassin whereas Ezio's journey ended right when he met his predecessor or rather a mentor, with his iconic signature words "Requiescat in pace" which he used throughout his entire life. Two of the most remarkable assassins ever.
Ezio respects Altair
there's the scene of Ezio blowing up the entire ship blockade
For three decades i have served the memory of my father and brother and fought for those who have suffered the pain of injustice i donot regret those days but it is time to live for myself. Ezio knows when to let go
Good Quote
"All that is good in me began with you father"
1:15 "I didn't chose thug life, thug life chose me" is basically what Ezio is saying
Devon Truong l
yeah that the more correct version for the brothers in da hOOd
Same words as Altair once said to al mualim
@Matthew Caughey Dude, that's some "The Last Samurai" shit right there. Man of culture i see
XD
"it is merely an observation of the nature of reality. To say that nothing is true, is to realize that the foundations of society are fragile, and that we must be the
shepherds of are own civilization. To say that everything is permitted, is to understand that we are the architects of our actions, and that we must live with
their consequences, whether glorious, or tragic." -Ezio Auditore
"We are the architects of our actions." Immediately after saying that: "I didn't choose this life. This life chose me." Hmmm
@@ernestoramos4741 A man doesn't choose his path. It's chosen for him.
How he walks on the path is his, what actions he take during the walk, that's his choice.
Such beautiful writing, now we have the same narrative director for Valhalla so let's hope 🤞
@@emon2689 heh. spoiler alert
when you say that in front of the class and the teacher asks who says that and all the boys smile