Everything GREAT About Assassin's Creed 3! ( ft.
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Here's Everything GREAT about Assassin's Creed 3! Hope you enjoy!
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Be sure to check out Aqua's video on AC3!
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You should do a vid with master assassin
Day God knows of asking for AC Odyessy. Im begging ya man. But only if its convienient. Please
What you forgot is that the reveal of Desmond having a Templar ancestor shows that families can change sides and that he could have family members on the opposite side
Where is Charles Lee?
You adding the Smosh song was the perfect moment dude. That song is honestly a f**cking banger and if you play it side by side with the original trailer (the one where Conner runs into a f**cking army), I believe it lines up perfectly. Truely, a unique peak for both AC and Smosh... two things we will never see in their entirety ever again.
"remember all of us trying to find a hoodie like Desmond's as a kid"
WOW way to call me out in under 2 minutes lmao
as a teen i always used to wear my hoodie cap no matter how hot it was thinking i looked cool like desmond while in reality i just looked like a fat egg
@@JustAPokemonCommentingOnVideos Ah, the memories. I used to do dumb shit like this too, sad that as gen z I never got to live that cool but embarrassing moment in specific. I would definitely do some incredibly cringe-worthy stuff, just I didn't have that specific moment in time where it was at its most and I reflect on it in the future. But, in typical "this generation fashion," I'll blame it solely on my caretakers and their mishaps and problems and move on. that's all for this unneeded essay, and much love from a random internet stranger.
@@JustAPokemonCommentingOnVideos My goodness I definitely did this as well. I even went as far as hiding my eyes in my profile pictures on fb, as to emulate the appearance of the assassin's on the front covers. Good times. Cringe, but good times XD.
This was unironically my first game ever as a kid, thanks so much for the nostalgia
Mine too. I was confused because the second game I played was AC 1, and I was annoyed endlessly because I couldn't air assassinate enemies.
@@nswij123 you can air Assassinate in ac1, but your height should be less
My first game was Gears of War 3 when I was 3. Yes, I'm young, born in 2008, but just gotta say that the Lancer was my favorite because it's a freaking chainsaw!
You just make me realized how f*cking old I am you know that?
Me too! It's still my favorite AC game. Not the best, but definitely my favorite!
Another small detail i love is the small child that Haytham shushes at the theatre in the theatre, becomes one of Connor recruits can unlock on in the game
Wait really?
@@gavichealsomething2169 Yeah you can discover this in the game if you talk with your recruits while they're out in the open world. If memory serves me right, it was Duncan Little
@@knotlord never knew that
I mean, granted my Remastered version is kinda glitched where the last recruit (cant remember the name, might have to go back and check) in New York doesn't have any liberation missions
Though I got them all on the 360 version
It's cool but also, what are the odds
@@gavichealsomething2169Missions to unlock the final mission or the final mission?
Call him boring, I call him badass and driven. Connor has been a role-model in my life ever since I played the game when I was 10 years old. He may lack a sense of humour and complain a lot, but I always thought that was down to his traumatic upbringing. For most of his life, he's been responsible for an entire community. He has no time for jokes or fooling around. He expects nothing but high standards from others, but especially from himself, which is why he argues with people when they don’t meet his expectations. Anytime he receives a compliment, he always responds by saying something like, "I was just doing my part". He expects the most from himself, but always puts others first.
Well said bro. Well said
Connor's one of my favorite characters because I see myself in him. No matter how flawed of a person we are, we should always strive to do the right thing, not just for ourselves, but for the people around us... even when that leaves us with nobody behind our backs.
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I couldn't agree more, Connor is my favourite character as well, he truly is a man of integrity that's what I love most about him.
I love the side content of this game. From building up the Homestead, to creating and managing trade routes for said homestead. It just feels so real and the side characters are so believable. From the goofy loggers who are always arguing. To the miner who falls in love with the hunter who saves his life. To the couple who used to be slaves trying desperately to have a child. Just love it so much. Sure it's not always the best but you get to see Conner interact with people who aren't a means to an end or his enemies. Which goes a long way to making him a better character.
This game inadvertently saved my life. I had just gotten it on the 360, back when it released. Weekend finally hit, got out of school, played it the rest of the day. I was running around the homestead, doing some upgrades, ones I could at the early stages. I was going through some trees when I noticed black smoke pouring in through the top of my bedroom door in a trailer. Turns out my grandpa (who wasnt in the best shape at that time) had fell asleep cooking potato fries, and it caught half the kitchen on fire. I'm still convinced that if I wouldn't have been screwing around with the new parkour mechanics, I wouldve burned up in my sleep.
this is so adorable haha!!
Im so happy this story didnt go how i thought, i thought you were gonna say you did parkour to get out of the house.
@@mreverast5974 lol nah it was pretty terrible, it nearly killed him and I lost my home
@tannerewing8185 well I'm sorry about about that, I'm just happy you're fine.
I honestly do understand the hate towards this game, but the amount of nostalgia and love I have for this game is immense. AC4, AC2 and AC3 forever.
I don't really get it 😂. The ability to "parcour" in the forest was next lvl back in the days.
I actually dont like this game like at all exept the combat beeing the best in the series but the nostalgia of me not liking this game is making me love it more than the ezio trilogy
I think the hate stems from the game’s completely insulting portrayal of George Washington tr
I love this game i play it here and there when the urge strikes me its great.
@@thedeepfriar745 I don't think that's it, I barely remember him from the game and I remember skipping every cutscene he was in... not much different than how I remember him from history.
U should totally listen to Connors speech at the end of the game that was cut. Its great and shouldn't have been removed.
It is a great speech and I'm still sad it got cut. It absolutely helps with showing his growth throughout the game.
Exactly and it would made Connor even better and Connor is probably the greatest assassin to me because I am biased and assassin creed 3 to me is the greatest assassin creed game ever
@@thomasmaholtz7475 Conor is like number 5. The greatest is either Altair or Ezio
@@grimmywizard I can see those 2 but who is 3rd and 4th
I love that speech.
I'm glad you guys are doing this game it did not deserve the hate it got plus if you also read the book you'd get more context on Haythem and grow to sympathize more with him as well
Haythem is the best charachter in the game in my opinion
actually it deserve it well, this is something that get me pissed alway when i think abt it is that ac3 had a amazing base history and soo much potential, but the gameplay was really really suck
AC3 is honestly my favorite so far
@@yeeykk1818 the gameplay was great?
The gameplay was fun, but Connor seriously lacked. Definitely got too much hate and now it gets too much praise.
"You're as mad as a March hare, son"
"I expect an apology when I return"
The sheer confidence of this guy. DAMN.
Lee's death scene is FANTASTIC. How can anyone hate it?
One of the few things I liked about this game
@@davidschneider9145 many*
@alyumic4600
May have been the case for you. I think it’s the worst console game I have ever played
@@davidschneider9145 ok buddy 👍
@@davidschneider9145 I wonder why? (Sarcasm)
Connors acting is a great example of how some fans have their complaints because they only look at it to the extent of face value. They then react that it is not what they wanted there for it is bad.
To them it does not matter that those desires are not realistic for the character in question. Ironically many times the complaints would have been resolved if they had simply looked deeper and analyzed why the character is the way that he is or decided to make a particular decision.
I've been looking forward to this.
Honestly I sympathize with Connor the most out of pretty much all of the protagonists for personal reasons.
I like Connor. He got screwed; there's no denying that. But it's what he does despite being screwed... that's what makes him special as hell to me.
Unlike Altaïr and Ezio, Connor is facing the fact his culture, his heritage as a Mohawk, is dying due to overseas cultural invaders. The British coming and the mixing of cultures creating something new. This lends fire to his rage since his motivation to find Charles Lee is that he believes Lee responsible for the fire in his village and the death of his mother, seeing Washington as less of an ally after learning the truth. Connor can stop a sale of native land, but history tells us his battle is one he cannot win, which makes his cause all the more tragic for how right he is in it. Connor has to grow out of the black and white view he has at the start of his story, seeing the world and people in shades of grey which in turn make him more strategic in how he operates. There’s so much more to Connor than not being Ezio.
Connor’s relationship with his father is also the first time the series used a father/son relationship to drive character interactions this much. Altaïr’s father was absent, and Giovanni was fridged to motivate Ezio’s initial bloodlust, but Haytham and his more nuanced view of the conflict are behind a couple of really interesting philosophical points made, and how they influence Connor. This echoed in the Modern Day, where a big part of Desmond’s story is reconciling with his estranged father and working out their rough history in between Animus sessions and power source heists.
Bonus win on Connor's character, imo: Connor is often characterized by only wanting revenge for the burning of his mother and village. When learning that Washington may have been responsible (the years are.. a bit off for that as he waa supposedly retired by then), Connor chooses to act on the immediate threat, but also makes no move against Washington. He already knows the Templars want Washington gone, and he comes across as aware enough that attacking Washington would just play into their plans. Instead he just cuts ties and in the Benedict missions, stil shows some disdain, telling Washington he "reaps what he sows."
He learns that Washington did it from haythem during the game
@alyumic4600 I say "may" due to the details that I added in parentheses, where, if I remember correctly, the year that Connor's village burned fwas during a time when Washington was said to be retired. Which imo adds a neat little shade of grey in "is Haytham actually telling the truth? What *did* happen?"
I know people joke about dating yourself and saying "I was this age when x came out" But I just wanna say: dude, for a guy realistically so early in his life you have a brilliant mind when it comes to stories, communication and i'd say even philisophy/persepctive. Good on ya
AC3 was my first and favorite Assassin's Creed game. I love learning about my nation's history.
From playing the first up to this game, I may be the only one but I really wanted Desmond to be the main character as a modern assassin. Using all he learned, gunplay mixed with some knife/ baton fights. But that clearly didn’t happen lol. But I did enjoy this game. Connor was a good protagonist in a cool awesome setting.
I'm actually somone who likes characters having different combat. If let's say Star Wars; Jedi The Fallen Order had a DLC where you could play as Trilla I'd expect her combat to be different to reflect the dark side more
Connor is actually my favorite assassin. You bring up alot of points that show Connor is a great character.
I am a bit miffed they killed the Isu baddy....(spoilers)
In a comic.
Fr he deserved better than what he got
Exactly
He's also in my opinion one of the saddest character who never got his proper happy ending as his clan left his fight for his land was meant for nothing and he saw the hypocrisy of the Americans of wanting freedom yet enslaving Africans and at the end of it all his wife left him and he died of sadness
One of the game's mistakes was preloading the sandbox with the British Military camps during Connor's prologue. I abused this and was winning the Revolutionary War before it had begun!
Brotherhood had a decent way of blocking off areas to better pace how much of the map you accessed across the game.
Lol
At the time of playing I thought Haytham was trying to save his son from the emotional baggage of killing his father. He just went templar'e and delivered something that nailed the point that he was not absolvable.
Man I remember playing this as a kid being my first AC game and man I loved it
6:16 the Claudia bit had me giggling uncontrollably XD
Dude it got me good, I normally don't audibly laugh when watching videos unless they are really funny but that was so unexpected, especially because of how many times I've played through all of the Ezio games and AC 3.
I'm so glad to see a video of this game because it was always one of my favorite AC games growing up. I've always felt like I've been artificially moving it down my list of AC games because people around me kept saying they didn't like it, but I always liked Connor's character a lot. I always felt Connor's resolute stoicism at such a young age was a good contrast to the fiery bravado of the younger Ezio and it made Connor a character that was easier for me to understand earlier than I understood Ezio, though that may have something to do with the relentless march of time. The Homestead missions are, to this day, some of my favorite side quests in any game, as the stories they tell are satisfying, but the way the Homestead itself fills out as you complete the missions is an even more satisfying version of the Auditore mansion in AC2. The entire area becomes a home to you, and a community to everyone who moves there, and if you complete them as they come become available, even Achilles gets to appreciate some of the beautiful development of his land before his untimely death. I loved this game, and I'm glad to have some of the thoughts I've always had on it put in the forefront of some who so quickly write this game off.
Didn't do the Homestead Missions when I first got the game in 2012/2013 but played them on the recent remaster, and they were excellent. I wished the developers made those missions somewhat mandatory to progress the story, because they were a pleasure to play, and I wished I had a chance to play them earlier in the story before the post-game.
Definitely going to play them on my next play through. Game was still great without them.
This is actually one of my favorite AC games and it's actually what got me into Assassin's creed in the first place and AC 4 solidified it
One of the best assassins creed game ever
I liked the Kenway saga a lot, especially Connor. The parkour in New York, Boston and the Frontier. The conquering of all fortresses in stealth was a great challenge. The Tomahawk, rope-dart and Connor’s aggressive brutal combat! I love AC3 despite the many flaws.
I still don’t know how to unlock the rope dart.
@@SpeedDemon55 sequence 6 - Homestead Davenport - meet Achilles in the cellar where all the gear is
I will never forget as long as I live..
Running thru the woods as young Connor while the Native music and humming plays in the background. Pure nostalgia.
While Brotherhood, Unity and Odyssey are my favorites, 3 will always hold a special place in my heart.
The time frame, the style, the mother fucking SWAG that Connor had, the Jaegers, it just never ends. Style on top of style.
Assassin's Creed will forever be one of the most legendary franchises to ever exist in gaming history. Currently replaying Brotherhood now in 2023, and it's STILL outshining some current titles.
The ending scene with Lee and Connor stuck with me and is probably one of my favorite ending/resolutions in any media ever
I absolutely love this game. Thank you so much for making this video. AC3 doesn’t get half the respect it deserves.
I notice you mentioned Connor's hidden blade. He truly has the most unique hidden blade in the series. And I'm not talking about all of the attachments you get from the other assassins. I mean the blade itself turning into a reverse gripped dagger is so cool. I just once want a reason to bring it back into the series.
When I was younger I absolutely loved that style of Hidden Blade.
The fight between the Assassins and the Templars is, Yin and Yang. Its all about a universal cosmic balance so its never ending. AC3 is the first real time the player actually gets to understand the Templar viewpoint. Rather than just Assassins (good) Templar (bad). It explores the murky gray area as nothing is ever black and white, despite how much we want it to to. The modern day elements of AC3 are also great at expanding upon this as we see Desmond struggle to find his place. In the end we only only do what we believe to be right based off what we believe to be true.
This concept is also expanded in Rouge and I love it.
Freedom but with tolerance
This is my favorite AC game and a few little fun side notes: Connor was conceived somewhat close to when Achilles' son died, the kid when see in the beginning that Haytham shushes actually ends up being one of Connor's assassins (Duncan Little), and lastly it's well shown that Lee was actually decently racist toward non white folk with him showing disdain towards the natives throughout the game making him actually the perfect antagonist for Connor to go against
I first played AC3, it was my first AC game, so the Templar twist was insane to me, even the slight clues wouldn’t have helped me
I remember watching the trailer for this game and was so hype and in my opinion I like playing this game
Connor is Severely underrated.
Ik I’m 3 months late but this game holds a special place in my heart because it actually helped me pass a history test I had to take in school. Literally played the game and knowing so many things while I was supposed to study helped me pass it.
Nah bro, Edward and Arno got the drip. Arno definitely gets the biggest customization but I love Edwards pirate getup. The drip is real.
The second I saw this video I knew we were getting many Hamilton references. Even though the video is an hour long I’m willing to wait for it, wait for it.
The ost (especially the theme) will always give me goosebumps. It floods me with inspiration and determination! It even gives me a sense of freedom, to appreciate what I have no matter how little it may seem. AC3 can be tedious, but I would give up so much to go back to play it when it was new and I was young. I may have to replay it sometime.
This was the first assassins creed game I played so it will always have a special place in my heart. It’s not perfect but it is an excellent game and I’m so glad you covered it. And dude I actually teared up with nostalgia with the Smosh callback, very very well done!
That Claudia bit got me 😂😂😂
First I was like, Charles Lee, hey wasn't he that guy from Hamilton, then he said "Rise UP!" hit the like button immediately after that
One thing I do like is that this game goes back to showing that there's good guys and bad guys on both sides. This isn't at all a war of Good and Evil but rather about Chaos and Order.
So glad they eventually touch on that more with Unity and Rogue too
I gotta tell y'all how much I love your videos.
There's so much overpowering criticism and cynicism on this site that it's nice to see someone making a channel entirely to celebrate the work and thought that goes into games. Even some games with more controversial receptions.
This medium deserves more accolade and respect for how well thought out and artistically valuable some of these games can be.
So thanks for doing what you do. It's appreciated and I hope to see your channel gains the attention it deserves.
"Can we just get one story where our protagonist has a nice happy family alive?" COUGHASSASSINSCREEDODYSSEYCOUGH
Jesus dude, I just became aware of your channel a couple of days ago, but I've already binged most of your content. I have picked up that you have some issues with your family, but my god, the line "this smacks harder than my father" is I think the most overt insight I've noticed. I just wanted to say, bless you man for being such a beacon of positivity. Thank you for this channel, and following in the footsteps of the cinema legends here on TH-cam.
12:36 having the 69th win at their love making cutscene……nice
As a general point of reference, I find people who label characters like connor as 'wooden' or 'boring,' rarely are able to read micro-expressions or general body posture too well.
Connor has probably the most unique hidden blade of all the assassins
Facetious Note: Washington should of had a Colonial British accent, he was after all born in Virginia and fought as a lieutenant in the British army.
I am humbly begging you to do a video on Kingdom Come: Deliverance. Its my favorite all time game even through the bugs and difficulty.
Best part of Connor is that if you just play the story and are desperate to get things done, he's an asshole in all those missions. But if you play side quests like Homestead, in those he's kind and charitable. In other words, whether Connor is a single-minded prick hinges entirely on whether you are. So, those of you who hated Connor really did that to yourself. HAH!
In the tea dumping memory my conner was invisible so a crate was floating before it was dumped and the cook was talking to nothing I found that really funny in my play through
Spent, too, much time just being off, in the woods, hunting and stalking shit. The running through the trees was probably my favorite bit of it. I did the homestead missions alongside the main story but cannot remember the details of every action or when/what I did first. I enjoyed having missions to do but when I realized I was creating a community of people who generally added to everyone elses overall experience Im sure I pushed for that as much as I could. It's a good game. I enjoy watching/listening to you fan boy over it.
THis was the first assassins creed game i played and my god it was annoying "and fun" I remember being stuck with the lock picking puzzle because i was dumb back then
Just realized that Connor’s mom’s voice is Tanis from Letterkenny. Knew her voice was familiar
"and like a light switch Connor goes back to his stoic monotone voice with this stranger"
omg... he just like me! he just like me fr!
can’t wait to see you tackle the rest of the series, especially the newer games. i’m replaying origins and it’s probably one of my favorites in the whole franchise
so for things we might take for granted now. The first time i played a game that has snow act like snow as i moved through it leaving a visable trench as i walked through it was Rise of the tomb raider. It was so mind blowing for me at the time because i always felt that dynamic stuff like that would be super intensive
This game came out when I was entering either grade 8 or 9. I remember being hesitant towards it but being unable to stop following the story; my favourite games In the assassins creed games are the naval ones and this is where it started
I really appreciate these videos, helps me appreciate this game a little more, it ain’t perfect but helps me notice the subtlety
A crossover between 2 legends, my first AC game getting its love, Connor getting respect put on his name, love this video
I was waiting so long for a new ac review keep up the good work
Had to replay this; ended up finding itself in my top 3 AC afterwards. So lowkey good.
Also, i was always so confused by the epilogue missions in the game, but on a replay they illustrated something pretty important to Connor’s journey. It went on to describe the upcoming problems america would face, showing evidence that Haytham’s thinking was true to some extent. This topped off with Connor’s soliloquy that is cut from the game, really just perfectly wrapped the game with a bow for me.
I need to go replay this. It was my first AC game and I always loved it. The Haytham twist wasn't monumental for me because I hadn't grasped the whole assassins and templar thing, but I realized a bit later what actually happened.
i believe this game was the first assassins creed game i played from beginning to end and i have a lot of love for it that solidified my love for the series my dad played ac 2 in front of me but i never played any other story till after ac 3
I know Aqua touches on it in his video but pls do a video about the homestead and the assassin recruits, even if its just wins for every line of dialogue that Dobby has. It feels like a second story and every character you meet deserves so much love for the depth they bring to the game and Conor. Pretty Pls
Thank you SO MUCH for giving this game the praise I feel it deserves. To this day it’s one of my favorite games ever.
I remember my first time really playing this one, as I played it with each new sequence I would go to all the major areas just to check for homestead missions. I always looked forward to doing them and they did so much to build the world of the homestead and Connor's new family at the of the game
The best Assassins creed game I love Connor, Haythem, the story of AC3, the setting and just everything about Assassins creed 3 I love so much
I also loved the parallel between Haytham and Connor, and William and Desmond. It kind of felt like William and Desmond managing to make their peace was the universe making up for what it had done to their bloodline ages ago.
Trouble in Town is still one of the best chase musics I've heard.
This was the first AC game I ever played and I still love it to this day.
Love seeing your channel blowing up, I knew you'd make it. Good video btw, a lot of people hate on AC3 but personally it stood as my favorite AC game until I played Unity
I've been waiting for this one. And thank you for playing the OG AC3 and not the remastered
The problem for me with the Templars are every seemingly good will thing they do tends to come with more strings attached than is worth it they want to help but only in a way that puts them in complete control
I can’t wait to see your videos on AC Brotherhood and Revelation if you do it good job. Also I remember playing this game when It came out like you and thinking nothin about it until I was older.
One of my favorite games in the series.
This has been my favourite game of all time, Connor has been my Rolemodel . I am grateful for you to make this video it makes people understand what this game deserves.
Ac3 was actually my entry into the franchise. My parents surprised me with it for my birthday, and the opening explanation for the previous 4 games had me hooked instantly. I stayed up playing it all night and played through about half the game before I finally fell asleep. I still remember how my jaw dropped when they revealed that haytham was actually a Templar.
if it wasnt for this game, we wouldnt have the parkour and combat system of future games, the sailing system of 4 and the transition from well known assassins to obscure ones, so haters owe the existence of future games that came after this to this game.
Goddamn I look forward to these videos more than anything. Love your work mate and it’s been a pleasure watching you climb in subs and appreciation. I asked a little while ago but could I put in a request for the remaining Telltale titles? The Wolf Among Us, Walking Dead, Batman, etc.
John de Lancie, Adrian Hough.... voice acting amazing... the history psyched my kid for 18th century research. Loved playing Desmond without a UI. The parkour was so smooth. The hours of philosophical discussion I've had with my kid since AC3 have been tremendous.
"No dont do that we dont know what's on the other siiiide!!!1" that basically describes the conversation Connor with Achilles. And Connor's reaction suits him so well. I love those character moments.
this was my favorite AC game thank you for covering it
*Where is Charles Lee intensifies*
Watching these is a great way for me to catch up on the story since to be honest I've never been interested in playing any of the games even back when 2 blew up but.. I just finished my very first ac today (valhalla) that I really enjoyed because I'm Norwegian and wanted a viking game, and most of the complaints I've seen have been about the AC aspects of the game that I don't really care about im looking forward to you talking about the good parts...
But I agree with fans that is WAAAAAY to long and allot of the story repeats to many times.. I did have many laugh out loud moments with the smaller missons and world events.. Anyways can't wait for you to get to it..
This game did have one of my favorite weapons in the series, the Sawtooth Sword. Very satisfying when building up and taking out enemies in waves w/ it.
Honestly, AC 3 is one of my top favorite AC games. It was ahead of its time, the long intro with Haytham was amazing, the unique animations are amazing, the characters are top tier(in my opinion) and the plot is just, *chef's kiss* LOVE ITTTTT
Since you have done the Kenway Trilogy, it is time to end the Ezio Trilogy with Brotherhood and Revelations.
For the longest time I didn't know about the homestead missions and it is one of my favorite parts of assassins creed history. Truly being apart of creating a thriving community
Assassin's Creed 3 is the game that introduced me to the series, i didn't get to play it or any that came before, the only Assassin's Creed i managed to play was Rogue and i was already at the end of my teens, but 3 introduced me to it and ever since then i watched every game on youtube and learned the lore, but the nostalgia 3 gives me and the fact it was one of the first games to show me what games is all about and the story that can come out with it, it is forever one of my favorite games.
Thank you for paying homage to this great game. Connor is and will remain one of the coolest protagonist in any assassin game.
My favorite thing about AC3 is that it had an original theme that wasn’t just ezio’s family remixed such as with other games.
Im not sure if this was pointed out already but there was a time where Achilles said to Connor "in your haste to save the world, don't destroy it" or something between those lines which shows that Achilles learned from his experience with Shay and the precursor site. Where he rushed to a site at all costs and didn't heed Shay's warning.
Boiling water was the actual name given to Charles Lee by the Mohawk specifically
I actually did have two Desmond sweaters. A white and black one. The were SUPER bulky, and massively warm. They were actually what encouraged me to start working out so I could fit them properly.