3:33 dude that was 10 years ago. today ubisoft has just a boring modern day story. i loved desmond and they destroyed the series with his death because they had not enough ideas. the only good thing about valhalla was the ending with desmond and im exited to see what they do next with it bit when the game is sooooo long and boring again i will not buy it either. But hell yeah we got mirage rayman and valient hearts back.
Assassins creed was always about the story. Everything they talked about in this documentary was about what they loved about the old ones. The good written characters,the assassin templar conflict,the creed,the question of the sense of life, trust,love,revenge,anger sadness and happyness this are the feelings i have when i play ac 1- unity when i play the new ones i just feel bored of doing the same over and over again. i could look over that but just if it has a good story which is also not the case. Ezio was the father i never had and his journey teached me many things about my life,that my real father didnt. every character teached me something with their journey but with syndicate the golden age of ac was over. the story became pointless and everything was just there to play in an historical setting but with just a very boring reason. Templars evil take back city. thats it. Were is the passion. where is my beloved story. This is what ac is about. And thats why we hate the new ones. Also because of the stretched and pointless world but no we hate them because of the bad written story. Im so happy that darby is back because he is the only writer that understood what ac is about (only valhalla was bad)and i thank him from the deep of my heart for creating revelations and embers. gameplaywise i dont care the only things i need are social stealth and good pacour but both were also not in the new games.
the mentors talking about the stuff they missed in the latest games such as cool parkour and the assassin stuff , and ubisoft including that part in this video makes me so hopeful for the future.
I was expecting a bit more than 11 minutes after 15 years of games, I’ll be honest with you. They made a great two hour documentary on making one God of War game.
Yes, it's nice that they put this celebration of such a beautiful franchise together, even though it's not the same anymore, but seems like Mirage might go back to that AC flavor. However, I myself did expect a little more too.
I'm just about to finish AC:Revelations for second time and I think myself, whoever created Ezio's story is pure genius. I like all AC games, some more, some less but Ezio's story is work of art, pure masterpiece.
That would be Corey May - main writer for the Ezio series , but also alongside Joshua Rubin + Jeff Yohalem. Corey is a Harvard grad + Yohalem is from Yale + wrote Farcry 3. So yeah these guys are pretty high performers from the jump.
I’ll never forget Christmas Day, 2013. I was just starting high school and my parents got me a PS4 and Black Flag as a kind of celebration for good grades. I had never played AC before, but from the moment I booted it up, I was hooked. I’ve gone back through and played every game in the series since, and I love them so much.
My sister was doing a sociology project about the politics of revolutionary War Era America around the time I was playing Assassin's Creed 3. So after every time I unlocked a new historical entry in the codex she'd read it. She scored a 99 out of 100 in it. These games will always have a special place in my heart.
I can still remember 2007, when a glimpse of the first Assassins Creed game came out. And then I got the game for Christmas on my xbox360. I played mostly every game since, and it warms my heart to see how passionate everyone is with every single game. And now we are going back to the basics with Mirage, this is amazing Ubisoft.
Ive been apart of this series from the very beginning. I still remember the E3 where the first game was shown off. See how a beggar woman blocked your path and wouldn't let you go until you moved her, that blew me away back in like 06-06. Played every single mainline entry in the series. Learned so much history and had so much endless hours of fun. I thank this series for that
Dude, what a concept Ubisoft built, to experience the history in a way no one has ever thought of! Combined with the different elements, Assassins'-Templar Conflict, The Sceptre, etc. The first three games in the Series, The Trilogy, laid a very strong foundation by which th current whole AC Series is running properly! Loved the Documentary!
As a Japanese player, I really love this game! I really appreciate the fact that all the pieces are dubbed into Japanese for me to enjoy. I congratulate you on your 15th anniversary!
This was cool but with such a vast legacy with this series, I was expecting this documentary to go a lot more in depth about story development over the years, gameplay choices, protagonists development, there was so much more that this documentary could've offered fans & you guys missed the mark.
I remember vividly, my sister had bought me the first game knowing that I had a love for historical settings and video games. At the ending of the first game, I remember just sitting there, not saying a word. Blown away by the story and how sucked in I had been. I called my sister right on my couch and told her how much I had hated her for getting me HOOKED on a video game. I remember rereading magazines that she bought me that had articles about AC2 how excited I was to play these games. Since that single day, sitting in my recliner with my xbox controller in hand, I would be a fan of this series until the end. This showcase has me so excited for all of the new things to come. I'm not one to attend the big events and get into cosplay, but I just think that goes to show the reach that this game has, touching all types of players and fans. Sitting on my phone playing AC Rebellion while watching the Ubisoft event last week made me realize how big a part of my life this game has become. I cant wait for the future.
People saying that they miss the PARKOUR in the last 3 games in an official ubisoft documentary shows that ubisoft knows what we want. I do hope they listen.
The first game(s) were more compelling to me, because of the science fiction angle of the Animus, and the precursor race who's secrets was being discovered. Sure, that was wrapped up, but AC where you just go back in time to get a new backdrop for a game is not remotely as deep. For me, the whole aspect of discovering the future by discovering the past resonated. Just going back to the past is more shallow.
This game franchise has been in my life for the last 10 years. Never have I been so in love with a franchise. Learning about history but feeling like ur the one pulling the strings. Unmatched games
Gave me chills throughout the whole video. what a franchise. has its weaknesses for sure, but goddammit how many amazing memories have I made with these games. nothing but love for Assassin's Creed❤️
This game is not just a game, it's much more, it brought me closer to my brothers and it also made my high school years unforgettable, I will always play this game!
Wow!! It is simply and notorious the feeling of love, dedication and affection, that these key people of the franchise convey in their comments. I bet you guys would like to say a lot more, but the franchise is so huge that it wouldn't fit in a single video. Even so, I am very happy that you keep this passion firm and rescue the roots of this historical jewel that you have built in these 15 years and i just have to thank you for the incredible moments i had playing and getting to know extraordinary places and periods of world history 🙏🤩❤️
My favorite assassin's creed memory is going on a horse across the whole map of ancient Egypt. And back down the nile. I'll never forget getting to see Egypt like that.
I honestly believe Assassins creed as a series can enlighten humanity as a whole for a better future through their way of interactive story telling, I love you Ubi, keep it up 👍
assassins creed was always a different type of escape growing up. unending violence and exploration. They havent been the best games but they have never been bad games. they have always game you could log onto and have atleast a little fun every time. thank you ubisoft for all of the memories you have fed me through almost my whole life.
If anyone wants to watch a longer and detailed documentary on the history of the franchise, similar to this, I would highly recommend a video by a channel named GVMERS, promptly titled "The History of Assassin's Creed"
Cant wait for the next upcoming games after mirage Speaking of, project hexe is interesting. I hope to see an unusual protagonist there, like a templar-turned-assassin maybe? Since the historical events that happened there is just fascinating and will give you a lot of interesting storylines. Hope to see it become another amazing game
ho cominciato a giocarlo così tanto per passare il tempo, ma poi ho scoperto la sua bellezza e la grandezza, e un bellissimo viaggio nel passato , vivi in prima persona i luoghi, i viaggi nel mondo, le ansie , e le strategie sono io come decido come agire ,è per me un modo di uscire dal mondo reale ti senti libero, li ho giocati tutti e continuerò a farlo. Grazie
I wish this documentary was the length of a film but it’s not a big deal because this video was a really amazing one! happy 15 years to Assassin’s Creed!!!😃👍☮️❤️
What this documentary should really be called is “the downfall of assassin’s creed” because goddamn this really showcases how far the series has fallen and shifted away from its roots for the worse. Congratulations ubisoft.
@@astronotics531 Ubisoft shill. Imagine supporting shitty soulless copy and paste games with zero direction. Acting as if the series isn’t a shell of its former self lol when we all know it is. No point to it anymore. You should be embarrassed with yourself.
thanks in al that you put your effort to make this video but this is hardly a documentary. I really wish to see what's really happened for the 15 years. This is a splendid brand and deserves a full spectrum documentary. A sincere one, how it all started, how and where have you struggled, how the designers and employeers got motivated and how to come up with new ideas ans such. I mean it's 15 years! wow, imagine how much there to talk about!
AC Multiplayer needs to work like GTA Online, you do your own business and missions but you can fight others or team up. edit.. Would be amazing if you could do reallife mode to i.e Desmond Miles etc in current times outside annibus do mission and build business also he could be like hitman do assainations against absurgo. Crash stock market, blow up there buildings, build wealth etc.. so much potential.. Ubisoft should sell rights to rockstar as they cant see potentional.
I started my journey to Assassin's creed games from AC brotherhood and after that , there was some gap and again started playing from unity , syndicate, origins, Odyssey and i gotta say it was an unique experience ,man !!
Ubisoft give us what everyone wants. A documentary on the first 3 (numerical) titles. Learning the early history especially the jump from 1 to 2, would just be nice to see. Idk how I got so old ti be nostalgic on AC 1/2/3 but we are here. Mirages proves that, it’s be nice to see how the games in the beginning came to fruition at that time
This is not a documentary but its more of a summary but if its a documentary you’re gotten beat by someone else Happy anniversario 15 for Assassin Creed
It speaks highly of the company including criticism and acknowledging the criticism that the games haven't included parkour and missed the brother hood and assassin's creed atmosphere and feeling. It means they listen, they wanted to try something different and now it seems like they are going back to their root. There are not many companies like Ubisoft. They also mentioned the importance of the gaming community around the game discussing details of the game etc. which many other companies seem to forget the importance of. I actually stopped playing assassin's creed after origins, and never played odyssey and valhalla because I felt like the game missed the core part of the game franchise and it wasn't for me. I am hopeful for the new game Mirage and I will actually try it out and give them another chance because of this mini documentary. You've earned my respect. Impossible to imagine that actually caring about your fanbase actually makes them stay and support you. Disney is a company that could learn from this.
People thinking that "2 hours" is the norm for documentaries is hilarious. - It's not a movie. Often documentaries are about 60-90 hours. Sometimes even around 45 minutes. Rarely do they run 2 hours or more. - They could, but I feel like for this franchise it would have to become an episodic kind of deal to cover everything in a digestible fashion.
assassins creed documentary deserves more than 11 minutes. i did enjoy this though but this video is not a documentary its a video telling you about the game. so please ubisoft do a propper documantary.
I can’t believe they included a spoiler about Basim and Valhalla. Very inconsiderate to players that haven’t played it that far yet. It doesn’t matter that the game was released two years ago. Bad form Ubisoft.
11 minutes for 15 years of games?! Seriously, you should talk to Santa Monica Studios on how documentaries are made. It's a cool little video, but extremely disappointing.
my first ac game was unity and ever since i fell in love with the franchise but my all time favorite ac game is origins cuz i like the Egyptian setting
AC games don’t have to be 100% accurate to be fun. But recently we have so much artistic freedom, it can’t be called AC anymore. Bring back the DNA of the franchise - historic accuracy, high stakes in real life, modern sections of gameplay in real world and parkour.
I'd like people to think about that "historical accuracy" bit more, because they mention that many times here. Just personally as a fan, of anything, I get really disappointed when people don't learn the lessons from these massive, albeit fantastical, worlds/creations/stories. It's mentioned a lot, and I'm not talking about whether a building is still standing or not, but especially when you here a lot more nowadays, that history is written by the victor, I don't think the "how this event played out exactly" bit is so important because the overall concept that Assassin's Creed and the Animus teach is that history is very subjective, not an objective observation when it's really a continuous recounting of events. Even, as much as he irks me, Vidic brings up the "oh it doesn't match what you read in a book or what your history teacher told you", and he makes a very good point. How do you really know what happened hundreds or thousands of years ago when you've got a lot of broiling personalities and world views conflicting and crashing upon each other and the world? But all in all, I do love how this documentary and everyone in it captured my feelings and love for Assassin's Creed.
For me this is one of, if not the best franchise that existes. Yes the game lost a bit of focus in some games to the main lore, but overall the global ideia of the lore is there. The one thing that I can say is to the lore of present day, where we had some of it with Enzio, and now that connection is a bit lost, and I think is important too. But the essence of it throw out the history is amazing. Man and the theme music is one of the best there are, goosebumps.
Hey I'm just 16but Assassin's creed has always been an emotion for me from the starting i mean I'm into Assassin's creed since the starting and Altair and Ezio have been my favourite Now don't even talk about the theme Ezio''s family ,like i have been hearing it every morning for 4years now it is really am emotion for me i swear and i wish that the y bring a remastered for the first 3games and brotherhood
🥲 has it been 15 years??? 15 years and (I) have never been disappointed. ILL keep playing the games until they stop making them or until I Die !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I first played AC 2 and I have loved it ever sense my favorite ever is AC 3 I wish it was for ps5 though the beauty and mechanics of the early games was amazing
I'm so HYPED for Mirage but as they've lied to us before about a "return to form/its roots" with Valhalla I'm not holding my breath, from the CG trailer it gave me heavy AC2 and Origins Vibes so I'm excited but taking a wait and see approach this time. I don't care for a Japanese Creed too little too late should have came out ages ago Ghost of Tsushima gave me the feudal fix and I'm going there for that type of content and with the plethora of Eastern games I'd rather see an Aztec, Indiana (as chronicles was a good start deserves an AAA budget) and an African Creed. I'd say I'm a purest as I started at AC3 my personal favourite and ended with Unity the original release really took a toll on my interest in the franchise the fantastic parkour, great stealth and interesting revamp of the co-op element still wasn't enough to win me over it's broken and buggy state plus the story to me was very lackluster and predictable Origins came around and I was all over it, Egypt is a gorgeous setting and the world is immense in detail and stuff too do I love Origins however don't enjoy the later RPG entries as they become Grindfests I hope Infinity has a balance if they are RPG based. If they did a "Return of Retonhnaké:ton" I'd be there in a heartbeat whatever the cost reasonably £45-60.
My first AC Game was part 2... Then after a few years Later I played part 1 and Love it.... Also my very first UBS Game was R6 1 8t was my favorite now is R6 2020 and 2021.I.. UBS Games are the BEST Thank You UBS for the Wonderful years and Games can't wait to see what Games are coming in the future....
How often does someone have to say "especially in the early games" to underline that it is important to go back to what made the first games great - story and characters, not necessarily open worlds.
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3:33 dude that was 10 years ago. today ubisoft has just a boring modern day story. i loved desmond and they destroyed the series with his death because they had not enough ideas. the only good thing about valhalla was the ending with desmond and im exited to see what they do next with it bit when the game is sooooo long and boring again i will not buy it either. But hell yeah we got mirage rayman and valient hearts back.
Assassins creed was always about the story. Everything they talked about in this documentary was about what they loved about the old ones.
The good written characters,the assassin templar conflict,the creed,the question of the sense of life, trust,love,revenge,anger sadness and happyness this are the feelings i have when i play ac 1- unity
when i play the new ones i just feel bored of doing the same over and over again. i could look over that but just if it has a good story which is also not the case.
Ezio was the father i never had and his journey teached me many things about my life,that my real father didnt. every character teached me something with their journey but with syndicate the golden age of ac was over. the story became pointless and everything was just there to play in an historical setting but with just a very boring reason.
Templars evil take back city. thats it. Were is the passion. where is my beloved story.
This is what ac is about. And thats why we hate the new ones. Also because of the stretched and pointless world but no we hate them because of the bad written story.
Im so happy that darby is back because he is the only writer that understood what ac is about (only valhalla was bad)and i thank him from the deep of my heart for creating revelations and embers.
gameplaywise i dont care the only things i need are social stealth and good pacour but both were also not in the new games.
Except the Persian language, which is the root of the Assassin's Creed game.
Please add it
the mentors talking about the stuff they missed in the latest games such as cool parkour and the assassin stuff , and ubisoft including that part in this video makes me so hopeful for the future.
That was a youtuber I think, not a ubisoft employee
literally had that same thought. Let's hope they act on that.
I was expecting a bit more than 11 minutes after 15 years of games, I’ll be honest with you. They made a great two hour documentary on making one God of War game.
Even the For Honor one was pretty great
1 hour and half of the doc is just about the actors and history, shortly is talking about the development of gow
This is just the trailer
Yes, it's nice that they put this celebration of such a beautiful franchise together, even though it's not the same anymore, but seems like Mirage might go back to that AC flavor. However, I myself did expect a little more too.
I hope they do more assassin's Creed documentaries but in one hour long cuz I was expecting at least an hour or two I'm kind of disappointed with this
When y'all said "Documentary" I was thinking of an actual Documentary of like an hour or 2 going in depth on the progress of the games over the years
Same 😂🤣
agreed i was looking forward to this then i saw 11 mins not good
Yeah I agree
No developers included. This is more of a commercial.
@@Magabes_ that's fine but don't call it something it's not its more of an insite.
Can't wait for the 15 minute documentary for their 30th anniversary
true💀
just 11 minutes for 15 games?!!
I'm just about to finish AC:Revelations for second time and I think myself, whoever created Ezio's story is pure genius. I like all AC games, some more, some less but Ezio's story is work of art, pure masterpiece.
Revelation's ending cinematic and how it all ties up with AC1 is to this day one of my favourite gaming moments.
Hoping basim will have that same story like ezio's, a work of art and pure masterpiece
That would be Corey May - main writer for the Ezio series , but also alongside Joshua Rubin + Jeff Yohalem. Corey is a Harvard grad + Yohalem is from Yale + wrote Farcry 3. So yeah these guys are pretty high performers from the jump.
@@thecodebrief Darby wrote revelations
It's weird that Corey May who wrote AC1, AC2, AC3 and was a narrative consultant for the later games, didn't even appear in this.
Bit sad to see too many so called "influencers" talking about the games and not the actual developers...
I’ll never forget Christmas Day, 2013. I was just starting high school and my parents got me a PS4 and Black Flag as a kind of celebration for good grades. I had never played AC before, but from the moment I booted it up, I was hooked. I’ve gone back through and played every game in the series since, and I love them so much.
My sister was doing a sociology project about the politics of revolutionary War Era America around the time I was playing Assassin's Creed 3. So after every time I unlocked a new historical entry in the codex she'd read it. She scored a 99 out of 100 in it. These games will always have a special place in my heart.
I can still remember 2007, when a glimpse of the first Assassins Creed game came out. And then I got the game for Christmas on my xbox360.
I played mostly every game since, and it warms my heart to see how passionate everyone is with every single game.
And now we are going back to the basics with Mirage, this is amazing Ubisoft.
Ive been apart of this series from the very beginning. I still remember the E3 where the first game was shown off. See how a beggar woman blocked your path and wouldn't let you go until you moved her, that blew me away back in like 06-06. Played every single mainline entry in the series. Learned so much history and had so much endless hours of fun. I thank this series for that
Dude, what a concept Ubisoft built, to experience the history in a way no one has ever thought of! Combined with the different elements, Assassins'-Templar Conflict, The Sceptre, etc. The first three games in the Series, The Trilogy, laid a very strong foundation by which th current whole AC Series is running properly! Loved the Documentary!
As a Japanese player, I really love this game!
I really appreciate the fact that all the pieces are dubbed into Japanese for me to enjoy.
I congratulate you on your 15th anniversary!
congrats to you guys too!! we are finally getting AC in Japan!
Please, remake Assassin's Creed 1 🙏
Mirage ❤️
And Ac 4 black flag.
@@robocopter9752 they did for the rebel collection on the switch
Remaster would be enough.
I'm still more of a fan of the earlier AC games than the recent ones.
If you play them in reverse order you can clearly see how the story quality has been consistently going downhill for a while now.
This was cool but with such a vast legacy with this series, I was expecting this documentary to go a lot more in depth about story development over the years, gameplay choices, protagonists development, there was so much more that this documentary could've offered fans & you guys missed the mark.
I love the Assasins Creed series. Can't wait for the new games, it's going to be so good!
I remember vividly, my sister had bought me the first game knowing that I had a love for historical settings and video games. At the ending of the first game, I remember just sitting there, not saying a word. Blown away by the story and how sucked in I had been. I called my sister right on my couch and told her how much I had hated her for getting me HOOKED on a video game. I remember rereading magazines that she bought me that had articles about AC2 how excited I was to play these games. Since that single day, sitting in my recliner with my xbox controller in hand, I would be a fan of this series until the end. This showcase has me so excited for all of the new things to come. I'm not one to attend the big events and get into cosplay, but I just think that goes to show the reach that this game has, touching all types of players and fans. Sitting on my phone playing AC Rebellion while watching the Ubisoft event last week made me realize how big a part of my life this game has become. I cant wait for the future.
People saying that they miss the PARKOUR in the last 3 games in an official ubisoft documentary shows that ubisoft knows what we want. I do hope they listen.
Unity had the most versatile and best parkour in the series
Finally a documentary I want to watch
Hearing the AC mentors talk about missing parkour in the last 3 games gives me hope for the future ones.
The first game(s) were more compelling to me, because of the science fiction angle of the Animus, and the precursor race who's secrets was being discovered. Sure, that was wrapped up, but AC where you just go back in time to get a new backdrop for a game is not remotely as deep. For me, the whole aspect of discovering the future by discovering the past resonated. Just going back to the past is more shallow.
When I saw this during Ubisoft Forward I was expecting this to be at least an hour
This game franchise has been in my life for the last 10 years. Never have I been so in love with a franchise. Learning about history but feeling like ur the one pulling the strings. Unmatched games
Well, let's hope they made you want to study some real history, not the one they play with in the games. 👌
@@Alexthelion93 It's easy to figure out the real history and fiction in the game itself.
Thank you!! You just gave me a spoiler from AC Valhalla and Basim Storyline 🫠
Pure love. Still miss Ezio.
Gave me chills throughout the whole video. what a franchise. has its weaknesses for sure, but goddammit how many amazing memories have I made with these games. nothing but love for Assassin's Creed❤️
This game is not just a game, it's much more, it brought me closer to my brothers and it also made my high school years unforgettable, I will always play this game!
Never ever have I loved a game like assassin's creed
Beautifull to see the emotion on the faces of those fans when they get their Mentor boxes...💚
Assassin's Creed Mirage Will Be The Best Selling Assassin's Creed Game
It has the potential to be the very best in the series
it will be oldschool ac but it will not be big game.
I like the colors of their clothes and how regal the city looks. As long as its not an rpg like origins, then i am IN.
Reasons?
Wow!! It is simply and notorious the feeling of love, dedication and affection, that these key people of the franchise convey in their comments. I bet you guys would like to say a lot more, but the franchise is so huge that it wouldn't fit in a single video. Even so, I am very happy that you keep this passion firm and rescue the roots of this historical jewel that you have built in these 15 years and i just have to thank you for the incredible moments i had playing and getting to know extraordinary places and periods of world history 🙏🤩❤️
Such a great watch! Loved the different takes.
Here I was thinking it would be a solid hour-long documentary
Favourite moment in the whole series, sliding down the pyramids and seeing the views. One of my goals with traveling is to visit many of these places
My favorite assassin's creed memory is going on a horse across the whole map of ancient Egypt. And back down the nile. I'll never forget getting to see Egypt like that.
I honestly believe Assassins creed as a series can enlighten humanity as a whole for a better future through their way of interactive story telling, I love you Ubi, keep it up 👍
assassins creed was always a different type of escape growing up. unending violence and exploration. They havent been the best games but they have never been bad games. they have always game you could log onto and have atleast a little fun every time. thank you ubisoft for all of the memories you have fed me through almost my whole life.
If anyone wants to watch a longer and detailed documentary on the history of the franchise, similar to this, I would highly recommend a video by a channel named GVMERS, promptly titled "The History of Assassin's Creed"
Cant wait for the next upcoming games after mirage
Speaking of, project hexe is interesting. I hope to see an unusual protagonist there, like a templar-turned-assassin maybe? Since the historical events that happened there is just fascinating and will give you a lot of interesting storylines. Hope to see it become another amazing game
It's very cool to see the people who create the game I love...have such deep connections to Assassins Creed. I connect with that.
ho cominciato a giocarlo così tanto per passare il tempo, ma poi ho scoperto la sua bellezza e la grandezza, e un bellissimo viaggio nel passato , vivi in prima persona i luoghi, i viaggi nel mondo, le ansie , e le strategie sono io come decido come agire ,è per me un modo di uscire dal mondo reale ti senti libero, li ho giocati tutti e continuerò a farlo. Grazie
I wish this documentary was the length of a film but it’s not a big deal because this video was a really amazing one! happy 15 years to Assassin’s Creed!!!😃👍☮️❤️
Origins and Odyssey are still the BEST open world RPG games EVER!! Loved it. It finally made me want to play AC Assassins
Forever an Assassin’s Creed fan
Common JorRaptor W
everyone deserve a chance to have a special package from ubisoft and become part of the guild, not only some dudes chosen because they run a website
My favorite assassins creed game is assassins creed 3. The American revolution and native Americans I am am native Americans
What this documentary should really be called is “the downfall of assassin’s creed” because goddamn this really showcases how far the series has fallen and shifted away from its roots for the worse. Congratulations ubisoft.
Horrible opinion.
@@Lithenius Lol he’s not wrong, series has definitely gone downhill. Narratively especially
@@II-hh8gj L take
The gameplay shifted from assassin to warrior, but the narrative went from knowing why to wondering what the point of it was.
@@astronotics531 Ubisoft shill. Imagine supporting shitty soulless copy and paste games with zero direction. Acting as if the series isn’t a shell of its former self lol when we all know it is. No point to it anymore. You should be embarrassed with yourself.
I past my history SOLs because of assassin creed I’m so serious thank you for this amazing creation
thanks in al that you put your effort to make this video but this is hardly a documentary. I really wish to see what's really happened for the 15 years. This is a splendid brand and deserves a full spectrum documentary. A sincere one, how it all started, how and where have you struggled, how the designers and employeers got motivated and how to come up with new ideas ans such. I mean it's 15 years! wow, imagine how much there to talk about!
All hope that mirage and the other games like Codename red (Japan) … even jade is something people fall in love again with the classics.
AC Multiplayer needs to work like GTA Online, you do your own business and missions but you can fight others or team up. edit.. Would be amazing if you could do reallife mode to i.e Desmond Miles etc in current times outside annibus do mission and build business also he could be like hitman do assainations against absurgo. Crash stock market, blow up there buildings, build wealth etc.. so much potential.. Ubisoft should sell rights to rockstar as they cant see potentional.
IN DARBY WE TRUST! UPVOTE IF YOU AGREE! SHOW THEM WHAT HIS WRITING MEANS TO THE AC COMUNNITY!
I started my journey to Assassin's creed games from AC brotherhood and after that , there was some gap and again started playing from unity , syndicate, origins, Odyssey and i gotta say it was an unique experience ,man !!
What I enjoy more than game and fall in love with is song!
Ubisoft give us what everyone wants. A documentary on the first 3 (numerical) titles. Learning the early history especially the jump from 1 to 2, would just be nice to see. Idk how I got so old ti be nostalgic on AC 1/2/3 but we are here. Mirages proves that, it’s be nice to see how the games in the beginning came to fruition at that time
This is not a documentary but its more of a summary but if its a documentary you’re gotten beat by someone else
Happy anniversario 15 for Assassin Creed
I hope the franchise doesn’t end
It speaks highly of the company including criticism and acknowledging the criticism that the games haven't included parkour and missed the brother hood and assassin's creed atmosphere and feeling. It means they listen, they wanted to try something different and now it seems like they are going back to their root. There are not many companies like Ubisoft. They also mentioned the importance of the gaming community around the game discussing details of the game etc. which many other companies seem to forget the importance of. I actually stopped playing assassin's creed after origins, and never played odyssey and valhalla because I felt like the game missed the core part of the game franchise and it wasn't for me. I am hopeful for the new game Mirage and I will actually try it out and give them another chance because of this mini documentary. You've earned my respect. Impossible to imagine that actually caring about your fanbase actually makes them stay and support you. Disney is a company that could learn from this.
Awesome Assassin's Creed: Beyond the Creed 15th Anniversary Documentary Video.
People thinking that "2 hours" is the norm for documentaries is hilarious. - It's not a movie. Often documentaries are about 60-90 hours. Sometimes even around 45 minutes. Rarely do they run 2 hours or more. - They could, but I feel like for this franchise it would have to become an episodic kind of deal to cover everything in a digestible fashion.
i think im from first people play this game, and i still play it till now with age 45 years old
thank you for the magnificent journey. thank you ubi and thank you assassins.
assassins creed documentary deserves more than 11 minutes. i did enjoy this though but this video is not a documentary its a video telling you about the game. so please ubisoft do a propper documantary.
Pretty awesome to see our AC ambassador JorRaptor in this and of course Let’s Go 😉 😃
Ubisoft, let Mirage not be just a Mirage. Return to your roots! We the fans will appreciate!
I can’t believe they included a spoiler about Basim and Valhalla. Very inconsiderate to players that haven’t played it that far yet. It doesn’t matter that the game was released two years ago. Bad form Ubisoft.
11 minutes for 15 years of games?! Seriously, you should talk to Santa Monica Studios on how documentaries are made. It's a cool little video, but extremely disappointing.
my first ac game was unity and ever since i fell in love with the franchise but my all time favorite ac game is origins cuz i like the Egyptian setting
Hopefully we get an entire chronicles collection release. All fully PS5/Series XS enhanced!
This was a strange way of saying "we get it, we messed up, we're going back to the old formula like you want now."
RIP One of the greatest franchises and thanks Ubisoft for spoiling my favourite stealth and history combo in exchange of money and rpg
What on earth was that presentation!
Very cool. Looking forward to seeing the new game when it launches.
AC games don’t have to be 100% accurate to be fun. But recently we have so much artistic freedom, it can’t be called AC anymore. Bring back the DNA of the franchise - historic accuracy, high stakes in real life, modern sections of gameplay in real world and parkour.
I'd like people to think about that "historical accuracy" bit more, because they mention that many times here. Just personally as a fan, of anything, I get really disappointed when people don't learn the lessons from these massive, albeit fantastical, worlds/creations/stories. It's mentioned a lot, and I'm not talking about whether a building is still standing or not, but especially when you here a lot more nowadays, that history is written by the victor, I don't think the "how this event played out exactly" bit is so important because the overall concept that Assassin's Creed and the Animus teach is that history is very subjective, not an objective observation when it's really a continuous recounting of events. Even, as much as he irks me, Vidic brings up the "oh it doesn't match what you read in a book or what your history teacher told you", and he makes a very good point. How do you really know what happened hundreds or thousands of years ago when you've got a lot of broiling personalities and world views conflicting and crashing upon each other and the world?
But all in all, I do love how this documentary and everyone in it captured my feelings and love for Assassin's Creed.
For me this is one of, if not the best franchise that existes. Yes the game lost a bit of focus in some games to the main lore, but overall the global ideia of the lore is there. The one thing that I can say is to the lore of present day, where we had some of it with Enzio, and now that connection is a bit lost, and I think is important too. But the essence of it throw out the history is amazing. Man and the theme music is one of the best there are, goosebumps.
Hey I'm just 16but Assassin's creed has always been an emotion for me from the starting i mean I'm into Assassin's creed since the starting and Altair and Ezio have been my favourite
Now don't even talk about the theme Ezio''s family ,like i have been hearing it every morning for 4years now it is really am emotion for me i swear and i wish that the y bring a remastered for the first 3games and brotherhood
🥲 has it been 15 years??? 15 years and (I) have never been disappointed. ILL keep playing the games until they stop making them or until I Die !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
10:16 Respect for using the Jamestown outfit
Wonderful.
Can’t wait for the new assassins creed games. I been waiting playing as an assassin in Japan. Can’t believe it’s happening.
its been a thing for 5 years. They are not making a full game in japan.
I first played AC 2 and I have loved it ever sense my favorite ever is AC 3 I wish it was for ps5 though the beauty and mechanics of the early games was amazing
Assassin's Creed Series The World's Best Game Series For Me
For 11 Minutes of Assassin’s Creed Beyond The Creed I dig it
hi. i play ac for 14 years!!! time past to fast....we all know that. The only game i play was, and it still is, Assassi's Creed!
I'm so HYPED for Mirage but as they've lied to us before about a "return to form/its roots" with Valhalla I'm not holding my breath, from the CG trailer it gave me heavy AC2 and Origins Vibes so I'm excited but taking a wait and see approach this time. I don't care for a Japanese Creed too little too late should have came out ages ago Ghost of Tsushima gave me the feudal fix and I'm going there for that type of content and with the plethora of Eastern games I'd rather see an Aztec, Indiana (as chronicles was a good start deserves an AAA budget) and an African Creed.
I'd say I'm a purest as I started at AC3 my personal favourite and ended with Unity the original release really took a toll on my interest in the franchise the fantastic parkour, great stealth and interesting revamp of the co-op element still wasn't enough to win me over it's broken and buggy state plus the story to me was very lackluster and predictable Origins came around and I was all over it, Egypt is a gorgeous setting and the world is immense in detail and stuff too do I love Origins however don't enjoy the later RPG entries as they become Grindfests I hope Infinity has a balance if they are RPG based. If they did a "Return of Retonhnaké:ton" I'd be there in a heartbeat whatever the cost reasonably £45-60.
1:26 old ac sounds thank you
4:44 I wish there was an assassin’s creed where this beautiful strong woman was the lead character! She just feel’s like she should be an assassin!
Good brevity makes sense, good I like it any way ♥️but this game or history deserves more than 11 min. Any way, keep it up 😙
My first AC Game was part 2... Then after a few years Later I played part 1 and Love it....
Also my very first UBS Game was R6 1 8t was my favorite now is R6 2020 and 2021.I.. UBS Games are the BEST Thank You UBS for the Wonderful years and Games can't wait to see what Games are coming in the future....
As the man said, something is missing from the last three games, wonder whatt?🙂
The Simplified Chinese subtitles are Traditional
Only 11 minutes i kind of wanted to hear and see more to be honest
The words behind the scenes teaser are better than documentary
11 minutes for 15 years. Big L, Ubisoft
This is EXCITED😄
THEYRE BRINGING BACK THE PARKOUR FROM AC UNITY??????!!!!! HELL YEAAAAA😤😤😤🤩🤩
I thought we see Patrice Désilets
How often does someone have to say "especially in the early games" to underline that it is important to go back to what made the first games great - story and characters, not necessarily open worlds.