"You corrupted everything we stand for, and lost everything we gained. All of it, sacrificed on the altar of your own spite [and greed]." Altair to Ubisoft.
Ubisoft didn’t do anything they only gave what the community asked for, the community complained that things were getting repetitive and boring but then when they DO change things, people complained some more because it wasn’t the same… make up your fucking minds, DO YOU WANT IT THE SAME OR NOT?
@@ErrorCreed I don’t think people are mad because they changed some gameplay systems people are mad because the story telling in the later games is incredibly shallow and the original heart and soul of the series hasn’t been there for a long time. It isn’t really about the historical setting or the fancy gimmicks the heart of the series was it’s interesting characters. In my opinion the last great character was Edward since he had a mostly believable character arc. Ever since then it seems like the main characters become assassins not out of any personal choice but because that is what the story needs to function which means that plot points are driving the story instead of well written characters. This is of course only my opinion but I hope that it can help you to understand why some older fans might be upset with the newer games.
@@runegartmann1255 this is not just you're opinion. You're right. The older games made me excited to learn about the character I was playing and how they came to be an assassin.
@@combatpanda4264 Yeah before they were assassins for a reason now in the game's meta itself it's basically just video games and nothing really doesn't make sense anymore.
His guards wouldn’t understand what happened. All they’d see is Altair point at Abbas, something loud, and then he fell down dying as I’d struck by an invisible arrow.
@@bradenkinne1729 They might, but they wouldnt understand how the smoke was release or how abbas was hurt or how altair was able to do that The whole situation must be magic to them
5:33 was my favorite part of this mission, the guy's clearly a target until he mentions he's on your side and the target goes away. Such a little detail but man it hits me
When I replayed that mission I always used to walk up to that guy slowly with my hidden blade armed and disarm it when said he's an ally, made it look cool
@@Standard-Gamer That's a cool detail that I never noticed, besides the fact that I've played this game 20 times in my childhood xD You learn something everyday.
@@marredechercherunpseudo4285 Benny only wanted to free New Vegas from House, but the Courier turned out to be a Templar only to have a change of heart after meeting Yes Man.
Revelations was the only game in the series that was all about the story. From what I've seen, that's the reason most people say it's one of the worst games. For me however, that's the one reason why this game is my absolute favourite. There is no arguing that Revelations is the most emotional AC game, where we've seen the growth of the 2 defining characters of the franchise, then we got satisfying closures to their legendary stories. And don't even get me started on the soundtracks. It's honestly beyond me how anyone could hate this masterpiece.
@@akealalawad8898 Yeah, most people love Brotherhood above any other AC game, and I can see the appeal and I loved that game too. But Revelations' Ezio, or 'old Ezio' is just too badass, he's both a great fighter and wiser than ever. He may have become the Mentor in Brotherhood but it's in Revelations that he reached legendary status. How could you not love that!
The hookblade was probably the most fun addition to the series. I think people hated it because its essentially the same 2 games but with a gimmick (base defense).
@@Skishe I mean that’s what Assassins Creed has always been, it was at base always the same game but they also always managed to add some new and good gimmicks that made the game feel fresh, sometimes smaller gimmicks like the Hook Blade and then from adding ship combat as a late and minor thing in AC3 to making an entire AC game based around that gimmick, but at base they always were the same games, just with a different story, setting or characters.
Wait a minute, people actually thought Revelations was the worst AC? I thought it was AC3. Revelations was the best among them, Brotherhood being the next. By your words, it is the most emotional in the franchise, and lives up to its Title. I really enjoyed those scenes of Ezio writing letters to Claudia, they were well-written..
@@_jn8327 Yes, especially the scene when Ezio talks to Desmond, that had me almost shed a tear, it was such an incredible surprise and moment when he suddenly just spoke to him.
Cannons were still relatively new and anything handheld related were barely being utilized in china during this time. Something that he had wouldn’t come around for at least a few hundred years. It would be the equivalent of using an uzi during the American civil war.
@@youknowwhatever8649 just wanted to add, it wasn’t just some hand cannon that was rarely developed at the time… it was sheathed while being made so small that it may have basic components, just so it could wrap around a persons wrist lol straight up assassination
I mean, the point is of course that Altaïr learned some future technology from the apple, but actually... he died 1257, so this was maybe around 1250. The first documented fire lance use is dated to 1132 and one of the earliest possible depictions of a hand cannon is even dated to 1128 and we know that the Mongols used early firearms as well. And Altaïr even fought the Mongols before. He, his wife Maria and his son Darim went to kill Genghis Khan and his son managed to do it. So it's futuristic, but not completely otherworldly. The assassins probably knew about the concept of such weapons, just not as advanced.
@@youknowwhatever8649 I mean even late medieval firearms weren't that great. His cannon seems to be very precise, while 15th century hand cannons were more something you shot in the general direction of a large mass of enemies in the hope that someone would be hit. Crossbows and bows were still the more popular range weapons, because you were at least able to hit something. Handcannons were superior in actually penetrating plate armor for example, so they had their place, but only in addition to larger numbers of crossbow/longbowmen. Hand cannons weren't even that expensive compared to other weapons... at least without the blackpowder. I recently read a price list for different weapons and armor in the late medieval age. It's a German list, it's basically a list of stuff mercenaries got replaced by their client after a battle, which was very common. They got a so called "Schadlosbrief", "letter of indemnity". A handcannon is 1 Rhenish gulden, a crossbow is 2-4 Rhenish gulden and a crossbow with winch even 3-5 Rhenish gulden. Just to get some perspective: Breastplate and backplate together are 2 Rhenish gulden, a kettle hat is 1.5-3 Rhenish gulden and a horse trained for battle is 30-40 Rhenish gulden. The average income of a mercenary is around 48 Rhenish gulden per year which is comparable with a very good paid journeyman (20-50 per year) or a master craftsman (30-60 per year). So you could say one Rhenish gulden is a bit like paying 1000€ today.
@@eggheadusa I'm sure if it didn't have the Assassin's Creed title and no addition of what make it an ac game people would've said it's an alright to good game
Like how they don't let you run as old Altair. Really emphasize the fragility of the character by restricting your abilities as a player controlling him.
I mean, he was an incompetent leader, and showed himself not to trust his own people by hiring mercenaries to keep them away from himself. The truth is, by doing that, he cemented his legacy, and ensured that the only people who'd willingly fight for him given any other alternative, were those very same mercenaries... and even then, only as long as they're being paid, and noone gives a better offer.
@@therevanchist9986 if I wanted to play an RPG, I'd play nioh or the Witcher. When I load up an assassin's creed game, there's a particular type of experience I'm looking for, which just isn't there anymore. The franchise isn't moving on, it's deteriorating.
@@therevanchist9986 the game is good nut not a good assassins game, like everybody said when you load AC games you are looking for certain experience, now the experience is not there anymore.
Fun fact: one of the three assassin's who support Altair is Maliks son, Tazim Malik Al Sayf. Unfortunately his not very known among the ac fans because of his small role in the game. But in the novels ( Ac Secret Crusade) last chapters his plays a major role.
Also I am quite sad that Malik was killed. Man, he was really underrated (well, technically, all AC games with Altair as main protagonist were underrated). His chemistry with Altair in the first game was really good.
@@spidergoblin.when Altair went on a mission to kill Ghengis Khan, Abbas secret start his own group, kill Altair youngest son, then leave the murder weapon in Malik bed, thus framing him and execute Malik. All this happen offscreen mind you
I like at first they are just like "What brings you here old man?" And then they stop and realize it's him without him even having to say anything. Just his presence alone makes all the assassins fall in line.
Altair and Ezio's journey as an assassin is the reason why I fell in love with the series, especially Ezio. We started with him from his birth, what drove him to become an assassin and the steps he took to later become grandmaster assassin.
i actually hate Ezio at the beginning of AC 2 and sighed when he became consumed by revenge. but they made his character devellopment like Altairs a very interresting ride and Brotherhood and Revelations made me like him more and more. It was Altair who formed me, but Ezio who taught me that even someone who you dont like from the beginning can become a friend with enough time.
@@ricwalker6600 well that's called good writing. It really makes sense. Especially when you see how much time passes in each of Ezio's games. You quite literally watch him his entire life. He grows from a bashful impulsive young man to a wise and extremely deadly old man.
nah id say this is his prime, the ultimate version of altair he ever could've been. as an old man altair conquered an entire fortress and started a rebellion by literally just walking. bro fr became something bigger than himself.
@@ChaplainPhantasm No, Yoda was a blind fool who was responsible (along with others) for the downfall of the Jedi order meanwhile Altair was the reason the assassins survived the crisis - they couldnt be more different. They are opposites actually.
tbf, one of the captains wasn't killed. He sought after Altair's wisdom after seeing where Abbas' leadership has gotten them. He prepared his men, not to kill Altair, but to help him.
Because they wanted microtransactions and an rpg and it does not fucking work. Origins, trash, odyssey, not bad but not AC. Valhalla. Cairn stones, nuff said, game is fucking trash also
Imagine being the last assassin to have to go through the ritual of getting the ring finger cut and then seconds after they say oh we don't got to do that no more 😂
@@vectro51 it was an honour to get it last since refusal of ring finger cut is a point dividing into before and after. Cutted ring finger after that point is sign of "old school" (IMHO)
@Arabian KING Not really "new" considering Origins has been out nearly 5 years, and how is that relevant to their importance to the Brotherhood in-universe? They literally founded the Assassin's Creed
The moments that I felt pity for Abbas were in his final moments. He rejected the truth of his father's end, allowing the hate to fester within him, finally showing itself after Al Mualim's pyre and trying to take the apple, as well as executing one of Altaïr's sons and chasing him away from Masyaf for 20 years. Altaïr says not to pity Abbas, but it is the only thing left to give him.
Well, I will never pity or forgive Abbas (especially after what he did to the Brotherhood, executed Malik (yeah, it was established that this asshole did this) and many other wrongdoings). I agree that it is tragic that Abbas father’s dead, yet that excuse just became more annoying (and Abbas became to me more hated). I mean look at Malik. His brother was killed because of Altair’s mistake and he himself was pissed on Altair, yet he later forgives him after seeing how Altair changed.
Ehh, hard to say, I’m not a historian. I know that this mission is set around the early 1100’s. However, the Chinese have been messing around with black powder for a long time, but I don’t know when exactly they properly weaponized it.
The old assassins creed... What a series they have been... Everything was accurate in terms of history and were realistic... Not like the mythical monsters and weapons we see today... The emotions of being Altair and Ezio while we search those memories being Desmond can never be matched. I will gladly play those old ac while listening to the Ruins of Rome while the coming ACs become ruins. Ubisoft were ones who served the light being in the dark. Now they are the reason for dark...
The thing to me that always stood out about this mission to me was, despite the fact that all you *really* did was walk a long way, they made it interesting, awesome even. With assassins showing reverence to you and even the final captain showing guilt over his actions, it feels like things are actually happening, even if your main control is just walk/jogging.
Revelations was literally a masterpiece, building your very own guild, making special bombs to be used in every situation, memorable cutscenes and many more made this the best assassins creed game in my opinion
no bro, origins and Valhalla are what assassins creed really is, the other games are just pale imitations especially this one and the first one. These old games don’t even know what assassins are. Imagine if someone actually said that lol
@Black Reaper I find it even more amusing when people judgment can be influenced when other people shit on something, just to be a part of it. The mind of the masses to this day is ridiculous. Not saying this game is actually good, still think its performed lower than others. Just thought I'll share some thoughts nonetheless.
Assassin: “Mentor, what the hell is that?” Altair: “It’s a gun…from the future.” Abbas: “No fair! He has a gun from the future!” Assassin: “Where did you get it?” Altair: *chuckles*
@@prakharmishra5187 Abbas. He says very little as your enter Masyaf for the first time, and now we're given a 5 chapter arc to who he is and why he acted that way.
Yeah whereas Origins just randomly decided in the last hour that Bayek isn't shit and slaps on the Amunet crap and the eagle skull emblem in a show of meaningless fan service, retconning all the wonderful story telling of the past few games. Making you play a man the entire game only to find out he didn't really found shit, and to see the true founding of the Creed you have to buy the fucking DLC and even then it's not even anywhere close to the story telling of the older games. Such a shame and an embarrassment because now we have a canon that isn't even good. I liked it when we didn't know much about the ancient origins of the Creed and Altair was as far back as we had. I didn't need their half assed attempt at showing the beginnings.
@@todddollasign5635 I meant I exchanged two games to someone before he agree to release it. And it was the ezuo collection I exchanged those two games for.
This game, these characters, the music and story. This was peak Assassins Creed. Revaluations was oddly enough my first AC. Yet I felt like I knew Ezio instantly and could see the depth of Altair’s story. This is what it used to be. Not faking spartan kicking people like rag dolls in some pseudo RPG... The last bit with Altair and Abbas legitimately makes me tear up. The misunderstanding and sound end. It hits levels that I unfortunately will never see from the series again. As with all things popular. They milk it dry... AC for me died with Desmond, with AC Black Flag, AC Unity and maybe 1 or 2 others being nice side pieces of content. I kinda hate talking with such reverence for media as it makes me feel like a fanboy lol. But in truth, this is as with any Good story. Good theme. Good painting. Art... Support Art guys. Not modernity or the garbage mass produced for the masses. Support real authentic emotion, writing and depth. Support Art.
I wouldn't say it was THE peak... more so its' end. The peak of Assassin's Creed, for me, was Brotherhood. AC1 came out, and it was revolutionary, original, made by people who had passion for their craft and weren't afraid to go through with it, rather than pander to the lowest common denominator. AC2 came out, and it was even better... the perfect sequel, keeping everything that made the first so great, and building on it. Brotherhood, while not as revolutionary as the two before it, still built on it, and improved things. The story was incredible, the gameplay was incredible... Revelations was the end of an era. It was a game that, despite still having a pretty good story, didn't do much to improve on the previous titles, adding only things like grenades and tower defense minigames. But, it was still a great game. Then, AC3 came out.... and the classic AC games I enjoyed were dead, never to return. Nowadays, they just pump out yearly trash became it makes a profit, and the developers are just 9-5 workers who want to finish whatever it is they're told to do by managment that understands nothing about the needs and wands of its' customers, so they can go home and forget they're having to be part of something so shitty and soulless.
This is exactly how I pictured Watchdogs Legion Bloodline ending was going to be. Aiden Pierce, the legendary Fox leading Dedsec to save London. Got a so-so ending but hey at least I got a nod to Old man Ezio's line: "This used to be so much easier" - Aiden causing a Blackout in WD Legion/Ezio Climbing in AC Revelation.
Such a beautifully fitting final fight for Altair. He's spent his lifetime being super agile and parkouring all around his enemies. As an old man he gets to maintain his badassery without even trying all that hard anymore. I know it's the Apple giving him all the power, sure, but I feel like even if he didn't have it, he would've broken his bones giving his parkour skills one more run.
Altaïr's powers as an old man are the respect he commands and the wisdom he holds. He can use the Apple, yes, but he mostly considers it a source of knowledge, treating it more as a book than as a weapon (although he could easily weaponize it).
Wanna know something cool about Altiar? He has a synchrony meter,not a health bar. He dysyncronizes because it's innacurate to history for him to get hit He never got hit once in his entire life. He is literally the strongest assassin because he could not be touched
Well not really. He got hit a lot of times. Even when he fought and killed Robert de Sable, his left arm was injured. Also, during his fight with Al Mualim, he got injured again. (For anyone wondering, this is written in the novel adaptation.)
There are few ghosts glitches in this mission (ln the video we see one on the left at 3:17 or 5:09). If you activate the eagle vision when you see them, it'll trigger various memories of Altair's moments with his wife, like he's thinking about her as he's on his way to get back Masyaf.
No, it's because he gained power from the apple so he's able to see projections of the past and future....he literally said the apple taught him many things from the past and future
@@ninetails625 He...doesn't need the Apple to see flashbacks of his own time spent with his wife. They're...he was there for all that. For obvious reasons. Also no, the Apple does not directly grant prophetic superpowers.
Besides being filled with goosebumps moments, as a Turkish person this game really made me feel the same goosebumps with the atmosphere even with the civillians having a basic conversations. It truly was an amazing game.
@@a_hidden_one no bayek was the better assassin long story short:Bayek didnt care about being famous and written in history,instead he wanted to be forgotten amunet on the other side wanted to be written in history
@@josephali6206 If every Assassin wanted fame, they'd break the third tenet of the creed, it's more a case of both Bayek and Aya helped shape The Hidden Ones, but Bayek reserved his involvement to more of an advisor, specifically the last cutscene in The Hidden Ones DLC for Origins highlights this, Aya is callin' the shots. Bayek fades into the background, while Aya becomes well known and respected throughout The Hidden Ones, even after her death, eventually being moved to Italy to be a Guardian of one of the six Assassin seals needed to Unlock the gate that holds Altair's Armour, kept safe by the Auditore Assassins. Not mentioning the retcon of Amunet being buried in Egypt, moved to Italy, then going right on back to Egypt later. I hate retcons.
@@drummerboi661 was that retcon from origins when her mummy is in the tomb? I thought her body was not actually in the auditore mansion but instead she was just memorialized there.
Says something that we haven’t played an assassin for the last 2 Assassin’s Creed games. Almost like Ubisoft wants to branch out but they’re too scared to leave the warm comfortable nest that is the AC IP.
I like the new games they are fun in thier own way but to me they arent assassin creed games. Just a new game with some references to assasins creed. I have had a blast with odyssey and valhalla though and finished origins but I had lost interest in it about halfway through and haven't picked it up since. But I did multiple playthroughs on odyssey and hoping by some miracle that ubisoft hasnt given up on new game + for Valhalla
The reason they changed is because people asked for it but apparently didn’t like what they literally asked for… because the main storyline had been ended so now they split off into the undiscovered storylines and brought them into the lime light, you guys hated things being the same and asked for change but then when they did change things, you guys wanted it to be the same… picky bastards
@@ErrorCreed Lmao you're right xD I guess most plebs could still prefer killing AIs by pressing one button assasition or counter attacks for a straight 40-60 hours content with the same gameplay every 2-3 years each release .
@@ConstantieE Funny you call them plebs. They simply have different tastes. Don't be an ass. Not everyone wants to play the standard generic rpg AC has become
I believe since the Codex was written by Altair himself, I can say that even Ezio uses the same weapon too as here (The Hidden Gun made by Leonardo in AC2, with reference to the Codex) So technically, we use the Hidden Pistol both with Ezio and even Altair.
I'm confused by this statement. Are you saying that the hidden gun Altair is using is the one Ezio uses? If so, that's not the case. It is Altair's invention, sorta, since he got it from the Apple.
He got it built based on some designs from the apple, same as Ezio. It's like two people buying the same type of car. Both are built from the same schematic, but they're still different.
Kinda great because in Islamic believes, there's this place after death where every single one of your deals, doubt, and all those things when you were alive will be resolved. Only once it's all resolved that it'd be decided either heaven or hell for you
@@Odnebruskwbrrjx that's because the three Abrahamic religious are all versions of each other. Islam is the latest one with the most logic and equal rules regarding subjects like women's rights
@@ziadahmedsamy ...Logic... And... Equal rules... For women's rights? ...Bruh, we must have read completely different forms of Islam/The Koran. Because I did not see anything of the sort in there.
What a story. The whole Brotherhood trilogy. The first one with a young, brash Ezio. The deep gameplay of Brotherhood (one of the GOATs, imo), and the beautiful homage and love storytelling of Revelations, giving a perfect send-off to one of the best characters. The Altair parts were so unexpected, and just icing on this delicious cake.
I remember this moment so clear. Just walking like chad through the city and even after 20 years have mad respect from everyone. I felt like a God at that moment.
@@Existential_Robot What will you do is your choice so is mine, But what is the reason you exist right now? What if you are wrong? Who will take the responsibility? I AM WITH ALLAH! I WANT ALLAH, AND NO ONE ELSE! That is my way :) Have a happy life :)
@@yourfandomsucks7466 Well that isn't what the command says, but regardless... This is AC's world, where humans were created by an ancient people that died off. Is there even a heaven and hell in this world?
@@alexanderthered5603 Well according to Odyssey, it seems that there is some sort of afterlife, and seeing that we only see deities corresponding to the beliefs of the characters (egyptian gods for bayek, norse for Eivor), my guess is that they end up where they believe they'll end up. Meaning there could very well be an afterlife similar to the one in which Abbas and Altaïr believe
I like how in the book this scene had Altair helped by Malik's son to reclaim masyaf. It seems extreme loyalty despite the pain and consequences runs in that guys family. (As well as bad luck -losing an arm, a brother and in his sons case losing your father in a very shameful and brutal way as well as your name in an attempt to hide that you were ever even related to avoid his fate) I hope his family line continued with the assassins into the modern times
I love how Altair’s whole character resembles Ulysses. The second part of his existence being a long perpetual journey, his tragic personal life, his great thirst for knowledge… and it never shows more clearly than here: the old King returning under a humble guise to drive out the usurpers and reclaim his throne, like the Greek hero did at the end of the Odyssey.
Honestly one of the greatest scenes/levels in all of Assassin’s Creed. Seeing the way the still-honorable Assassins react to Altair’s return, rallying at his side, immediately moving to coordinate and escort him up to the castle - it puts on full display the clear admiration and deep respect that the Brotherhood had for Altair and his mentorship, and makes for an incredibly badass moment. Absolute gem from Revelations.
For real, it feels like they killed off Desmond in a futile attempt to force the series to end, as if they knew the series was turning sour. That's just speculation, but it's definitely what it feels like to me. Since then, it's like they've completely forgotten the plot. What ever happened to using the animus to train new assassins the skills that their ancestors had? Now it's all just "ooh this could lead us to an artifact" over and over. And they got so carried away with the Isu stuff that Abstergo isn't even that relevant most of the time. The plot in each game is so shallow now. They really derailed the franchise.
7:13 - “You corrupted everything we stand for, and lost everything we gained. All of it, sacrificed on the altar of your own spite.” Hearing this line is quite ironic, if it’s put in the context of Ubisoft design for the newer games.
To me the most epic part is that, while others existed firearms were far from widespread at the time, so to the other assassin's it will have looked as though Altair merely pointed at Abbas, there was a loud bang and he dropped dead. It'll have seemed that he was using some form of magic.
This is what AC is all about. No mythical BS, no RPG (except maybe the little bit we got in Origins), no microtransactions and definitely no "chose your own story" BS A simple yet deep story about Assassins, Templars and the creed Man how the mighty have fallen
Altair is badass but let's just appreciate that one guy who said "There's a lesson here and it's to not test big scary people" He said that after Altair and the assassin's killed the captain.
this used to be my favourite franchise. I read the book telling his life in full before this game came out and playing this after reading the book hit hard man. Abbas was such a great character I wish they gave him more depth but hey that's what the book was for I guess.
I always liked the scenes after an assassination, from AC 1. Enemy and assassin speaking without any bias, since there is no need to scheme, or fight anymore.
when in this memory if you use your eagle vision while walking up to the castle u will see Altair and Maria holding hands , Then when u reach Abbas u can see Maria Passing away in Altairs hands(a very subtle detail)
@@yyelubayy Hey man, I don't blame the witcher, I'm a witcher fan myself. But I dislike if a game is trying to copy another game while losing their own identity in the process. If there's anyone to blame it's gotta be Ubisoft and their goofy ass higher-ups.
I love Altïr so much. It isn’t easy writing smart characters but I think he’s a great character and it’s cool how he gets the designation of smartest assassin.
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My man Altair could’ve learnt anything from the Apple, and he decided to learn how to make a glock
😂😂 I mean bro
don't forget the armor that protects Ezio from the powers of the other pieces of Eden
As you do
altair got himself a shiny new 3d printer and some glock blueprints
Altair was like fuck that sword and hidden blade shit.. Nigga pulled out the fye and put him to rest with the dead homies lmaooo
Altair:"i learned the past and the future"
*Pulls out 9mm*
Hahahaha well said 😂
I was so confused when I saw it
He's got gats
- Graystillplays
Truth is kid, the game was rigged from the start.
Pulls out a blaster
Altair: Altair shot first.
I love how Altair conquers an entire fortress and starts a rebellion by literally just walking.
And using the hidden blade and the pistol 😂
That's Altair for ya.
Just like Napoleon did.
Gigachad moment
like Napoleon
"You corrupted everything we stand for, and lost everything we gained. All of it, sacrificed on the altar of your own spite [and greed]."
Altair to Ubisoft.
Ubisoft didn’t do anything they only gave what the community asked for, the community complained that things were getting repetitive and boring but then when they DO change things, people complained some more because it wasn’t the same… make up your fucking minds, DO YOU WANT IT THE SAME OR NOT?
@@ErrorCreed I don’t think people are mad because they changed some gameplay systems people are mad because the story telling in the later games is incredibly shallow and the original heart and soul of the series hasn’t been there for a long time. It isn’t really about the historical setting or the fancy gimmicks the heart of the series was it’s interesting characters. In my opinion the last great character was Edward since he had a mostly believable character arc. Ever since then it seems like the main characters become assassins not out of any personal choice but because that is what the story needs to function which means that plot points are driving the story instead of well written characters. This is of course only my opinion but I hope that it can help you to understand why some older fans might be upset with the newer games.
@@runegartmann1255 this is not just you're opinion. You're right. The older games made me excited to learn about the character I was playing and how they came to be an assassin.
@@combatpanda4264 Yeah before they were assassins for a reason now in the game's meta itself it's basically just video games and nothing really doesn't make sense anymore.
@@runegartmann1255 You haven't played AC Origins if you think Edward was the last great character.
When the assassins defended altair, i cried a little
Same here ngl
Yes I also cried a little
Only real men cried during these moments
When the one guy was like “we could use your wisdom, now more than ever.” I was like ahhhhhhhhhhhh
He was the best assassin, lived and died by the creed more than any other assassin in the series.
Altair - “Don’t kill unless you have too.”
The Assassins - “Kill everyone, got it.”
Altaïr
Most of the Brotherhood were mercenaries under Abbas’ mentorship
I remember when I played this I used fists every time someone attacked me and they surrendered after you beat them down.
😂😂😂😂
@@XLORDPROPL Keyboards aren't capable of using special characters like the ï you used, We just substitute it for an i.
His guards wouldn’t understand what happened. All they’d see is Altair point at Abbas, something loud, and then he fell down dying as I’d struck by an invisible arrow.
Like a lightning strike. Almost like a god.
Thank god hi didn't miss. Otherwise...
@@davhot4107 Altair had years to practice.
pretty sure they'd see his wrist smoking
@@bradenkinne1729
They might,
but they wouldnt understand how the smoke was release or how abbas was hurt or how altair was able to do that
The whole situation must be magic to them
That moment when Ezio meets Altair is the best moment in the whole Assassin’s Creed Franchise…
My fav was Connor killing haytham. Very strong moment
No books, no wisdom, just you, requiscat in pace fratelo mio
@@KingKing-cz6xh i cry everytime
This comment gave me those goosebumps
And meet Desmond before
5:33 was my favorite part of this mission, the guy's clearly a target until he mentions he's on your side and the target goes away. Such a little detail but man it hits me
When I replayed that mission I always used to walk up to that guy slowly with my hidden blade armed and disarm it when said he's an ally, made it look cool
Not only that but at 6:10 the red enemy icons on the mini map start to disappear since the assassins are starting to trust in Altair again
@@Standard-Gamer That's a cool detail that I never noticed, besides the fact that I've played this game 20 times in my childhood xD You learn something everyday.
@@ThatOneAdaMain Oh don't worry, I'm right there with you, I only just noticed that detail as I was reading the original comment xD
@@Standard-Gamer hahaha xD
*Altair shoots Abbas with a 9mm*
The game was rigged from the start.
proof that Chairmen are the Assassins
@@marredechercherunpseudo4285
Benny only wanted to free New Vegas from House, but the Courier turned out to be a Templar only to have a change of heart after meeting Yes Man.
You don’t bring a hidden blade to a gun fight
The gun was named Maria.
@@maxsperling7009 not a bad name huh
"The future is now old man"
- Old man Altair
The inflection is the critical part of that lmao
Very ironic that Altaïr is also as old as Abbas. Heh. (I don't mean it as a bad thing)
Proud to be the 1k like
Lmao this is actually hilarious
Old but wise...
4:25
“And spill no blood if you could help it”
*Assassin brutally runs threw another assassin breaking his spine*
"There is a lesson here..."
Well, he DID say spill no blood
It's like DnD cleric
spill no blood
but you can still crush and break bones of c
Cant stop the A train baby
@@jacobb751waited for that
Revelations was filled with goosebump moments.
Agree
It was a great game tbh
Facts.it got the best ending
My favourite AC game.
@@laszlonagy02 same here
Revelations was the only game in the series that was all about the story. From what I've seen, that's the reason most people say it's one of the worst games. For me however, that's the one reason why this game is my absolute favourite.
There is no arguing that Revelations is the most emotional AC game, where we've seen the growth of the 2 defining characters of the franchise, then we got satisfying closures to their legendary stories. And don't even get me started on the soundtracks. It's honestly beyond me how anyone could hate this masterpiece.
@@akealalawad8898 Yeah, most people love Brotherhood above any other AC game, and I can see the appeal and I loved that game too. But Revelations' Ezio, or 'old Ezio' is just too badass, he's both a great fighter and wiser than ever. He may have become the Mentor in Brotherhood but it's in Revelations that he reached legendary status. How could you not love that!
The hookblade was probably the most fun addition to the series.
I think people hated it because its essentially the same 2 games but with a gimmick (base defense).
@@Skishe
I mean that’s what Assassins Creed has always been, it was at base always the same game but they also always managed to add some new and good gimmicks that made the game feel fresh, sometimes smaller gimmicks like the Hook Blade and then from adding ship combat as a late and minor thing in AC3 to making an entire AC game based around that gimmick, but at base they always were the same games, just with a different story, setting or characters.
Wait a minute, people actually thought Revelations was the worst AC? I thought it was AC3.
Revelations was the best among them, Brotherhood being the next. By your words, it is the most emotional in the franchise, and lives up to its Title. I really enjoyed those scenes of Ezio writing letters to Claudia, they were well-written..
@@_jn8327
Yes, especially the scene when Ezio talks to Desmond, that had me almost shed a tear, it was such an incredible surprise and moment when he suddenly just spoke to him.
imagine how terrifying it must have been for the assassins for Altair to seemingly just kill Abbas like that even though he was so far away
Cannons were still relatively new and anything handheld related were barely being utilized in china during this time.
Something that he had wouldn’t come around for at least a few hundred years.
It would be the equivalent of using an uzi during the American civil war.
@Silgamesh indeed
@@youknowwhatever8649 just wanted to add, it wasn’t just some hand cannon that was rarely developed at the time…
it was sheathed while being made so small that it may have basic components, just so it could wrap around a persons wrist lol straight up assassination
I mean, the point is of course that Altaïr learned some future technology from the apple, but actually... he died 1257, so this was maybe around 1250. The first documented fire lance use is dated to 1132 and one of the earliest possible depictions of a hand cannon is even dated to 1128 and we know that the Mongols used early firearms as well. And Altaïr even fought the Mongols before. He, his wife Maria and his son Darim went to kill Genghis Khan and his son managed to do it. So it's futuristic, but not completely otherworldly. The assassins probably knew about the concept of such weapons, just not as advanced.
@@youknowwhatever8649 I mean even late medieval firearms weren't that great. His cannon seems to be very precise, while 15th century hand cannons were more something you shot in the general direction of a large mass of enemies in the hope that someone would be hit. Crossbows and bows were still the more popular range weapons, because you were at least able to hit something. Handcannons were superior in actually penetrating plate armor for example, so they had their place, but only in addition to larger numbers of crossbow/longbowmen. Hand cannons weren't even that expensive compared to other weapons... at least without the blackpowder. I recently read a price list for different weapons and armor in the late medieval age. It's a German list, it's basically a list of stuff mercenaries got replaced by their client after a battle, which was very common. They got a so called "Schadlosbrief", "letter of indemnity". A handcannon is 1 Rhenish gulden, a crossbow is 2-4 Rhenish gulden and a crossbow with winch even 3-5 Rhenish gulden. Just to get some perspective: Breastplate and backplate together are 2 Rhenish gulden, a kettle hat is 1.5-3 Rhenish gulden and a horse trained for battle is 30-40 Rhenish gulden. The average income of a mercenary is around 48 Rhenish gulden per year which is comparable with a very good paid journeyman (20-50 per year) or a master craftsman (30-60 per year). So you could say one Rhenish gulden is a bit like paying 1000€ today.
When you realise that Ubisoft is actually the templars slowly butchering the Assassin's Creed
I uninstalled Valhalla, game is fucking trash
@@akumabazooka9169 lmao same here I played like 3 4 hrs can't play a game that shitty
@@akumabazooka9169 it was really good, the leveling can be wack but it wasn’t bad
@@eggheadusa I'm sure if it didn't have the Assassin's Creed title and no addition of what make it an ac game people would've said it's an alright to good game
@@akumabazooka9169 same here man, I also hate the game
Like how they don't let you run as old Altair. Really emphasize the fragility of the character by restricting your abilities as a player controlling him.
Meanwhile old dying Ezio slaughters a bunch of chinesse warriors on a whim
@@bloodangel19 he wasn't as old as altair is here though
@@bloodangel19 he was like 25 to 30 years younger
@@Ishub but he was litteraly dying of some lung problem as he did it
@@bloodangel19 Ezio died years later back in Italy. He didn't suffer from lung problems yet in the game.
It was really overwhelming to see the assassins realising Altair was right instead of blindly following Abbas
I mean, he was an incompetent leader, and showed himself not to trust his own people by hiring mercenaries to keep them away from himself. The truth is, by doing that, he cemented his legacy, and ensured that the only people who'd willingly fight for him given any other alternative, were those very same mercenaries... and even then, only as long as they're being paid, and noone gives a better offer.
Altair took "parry this you filthy casual" to a whole new level
you know the whole way up to the fort he was snickering to himself about how he was gonna reveal his sick new gizmo
@@asparagusoffice 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
No he invented that saying
Altaïr
When assassin's creed was assassin's creed, just eccentric.
Assassin's cred was always eccentric, but as of late they kinda over did it
Syndicate started ruining the vibe
The game was kinda ok till unity
The games are still good. Things move on. You don’t
@@therevanchist9986 if I wanted to play an RPG, I'd play nioh or the Witcher. When I load up an assassin's creed game, there's a particular type of experience I'm looking for, which just isn't there anymore. The franchise isn't moving on, it's deteriorating.
@@therevanchist9986 the game is good nut not a good assassins game, like everybody said when you load AC games you are looking for certain experience, now the experience is not there anymore.
Fun fact: one of the three assassin's who support Altair is Maliks son, Tazim Malik Al Sayf. Unfortunately his not very known among the ac fans because of his small role in the game. But in the novels ( Ac Secret Crusade) last chapters his plays a major role.
It's fitting, the one to support Altair's return was the son of his greatest friend
Also I am quite sad that Malik was killed. Man, he was really underrated (well, technically, all AC games with Altair as main protagonist were underrated). His chemistry with Altair in the first game was really good.
@@slasher19necroslayer42 I'm missing something. when did Malik died?
@@spidergoblin.when Altair went on a mission to kill Ghengis Khan, Abbas secret start his own group, kill Altair youngest son, then leave the murder weapon in Malik bed, thus framing him and execute Malik. All this happen offscreen mind you
Altair simply shows up and almost every assassin joins him over Abass. The brotherhood is truly filled with bros =)
We live in the dark to serve the Light
@@L3l1nk I love that quote
@@L3l1nk we are assassins
@@THE_CRIMSON_FUCKXR 👊
I like at first they are just like "What brings you here old man?" And then they stop and realize it's him without him even having to say anything. Just his presence alone makes all the assassins fall in line.
Altair: “I may be out of your respect, but I ain’t out of options.”
*pulls out glock
"Or out of range"
Abbas hesitated in his fight against Altair
“Or out of ammo”
CHECK YO SELF FOOL *BLAP BLAP*
@goblo023 Now I wanna see a drum mag on the hidden gun.
Altair is just casually walking like a king the assassins hailing him and everyone who interrupts him dies by his hand signals, just goosebumps
4:28
Fellow Assassin gets fucking bodied and the dude says
"There is a lesson here"
I felt that.
I was looking for this comment
Reminds me of Kratos lol
Kratos and boy discover something that happened about someone and Kratos says: “There is a lesson here, boy.”
this needs more likes
So did that Assassin though.
"Do not pester big scary visionary people"
Altair and Ezio's journey as an assassin is the reason why I fell in love with the series, especially Ezio. We started with him from his birth, what drove him to become an assassin and the steps he took to later become grandmaster assassin.
i actually hate Ezio at the beginning of AC 2 and sighed when he became consumed by revenge. but they made his character devellopment like Altairs a very interresting ride and Brotherhood and Revelations made me like him more and more. It was Altair who formed me, but Ezio who taught me that even someone who you dont like from the beginning can become a friend with enough time.
"I had liberty but I did not see it"
@@ricwalker6600 well that's called good writing. It really makes sense. Especially when you see how much time passes in each of Ezio's games. You quite literally watch him his entire life. He grows from a bashful impulsive young man to a wise and extremely deadly old man.
Yeah and then they ruined everything by killing him off so quickly. Ruined the whole story about ancient aliens.
A Mentor. A grand Master is a templar high rank.
Even when he’s beyond his prime Altair is an absolute badass.
nah id say this is his prime, the ultimate version of altair he ever could've been. as an old man altair conquered an entire fortress and started a rebellion by literally just walking. bro fr became something bigger than himself.
@@a_r-rm2ym he literally almost died during his mission against genghis khan years before this because he wasn’t in his prime.
He's become the Yoda of the Assassin's Creed series
@@ChaplainPhantasm No, Yoda was a blind fool who was responsible (along with others) for the downfall of the Jedi order meanwhile Altair was the reason the assassins survived the crisis - they couldnt be more different. They are opposites actually.
He was in his prime. He’s like a wine
Altair: “I wonder if I might speak to Abbas myself”
Mission: “DO NOT KILL ANYONE EXCEPT ABBAS AND HIS CAPTAINS”
“I just wanna talk to him”
Altair: I don’t see how that’s my problem 🤷🏻♂️
@@rampagerichard you had one job
tbf, one of the captains wasn't killed. He sought after Altair's wisdom after seeing where Abbas' leadership has gotten them. He prepared his men, not to kill Altair, but to help him.
Altair wants to ask Abbas calmly
Finest storytellers were once in the mighty Ubisoft. Now its in utter ruins.
Single player games were a lot bigger back then. Multiplayer is so much larger nowadays which takes devs away from singleplayer games.
@@Cause023 Multiplayer is big true but most players would still rather have a good story. Maybe some multiplayer after.
@@Cause023 it's not even multiplayer anymore, it's monetization
Because they wanted microtransactions and an rpg and it does not fucking work. Origins, trash, odyssey, not bad but not AC. Valhalla. Cairn stones, nuff said, game is fucking trash also
Si, Amigo you spoke the truth but those were past and we miss them.
Imagine being the last assassin to have to go through the ritual of getting the ring finger cut and then seconds after they say oh we don't got to do that no more 😂
actually it would be a honor, like old school and etc
@@dsg5528 if it was an honour why would they remove it
@@vectro51 it was an honour to get it last since refusal of ring finger cut is a point dividing into before and after. Cutted ring finger after that point is sign of "old school" (IMHO)
@Silgamesh use blue tape
Use cell regeneration.
"Beware of an old man in a profession where men usually die young."
Damn !
Love how the assassins instantly welcome him back and call him mentor.
well yeah dude have you read the book? Altair is goated as a mentor.
@@holycloud2900 literally the most important Assassin to ever exist alongside Bayek and Aya
@@DextroDNAOfficial you mean amunett and the forgotten founder 😉 he stayed hidden
@Arabian KING Not really "new" considering Origins has been out nearly 5 years, and how is that relevant to their importance to the Brotherhood in-universe? They literally founded the Assassin's Creed
@Arabian KING why? It doesn't make sense and your English is broken
The moments that I felt pity for Abbas were in his final moments. He rejected the truth of his father's end, allowing the hate to fester within him, finally showing itself after Al Mualim's pyre and trying to take the apple, as well as executing one of Altaïr's sons and chasing him away from Masyaf for 20 years. Altaïr says not to pity Abbas, but it is the only thing left to give him.
Actually, altair says to not mock him but to pity him instead. I think you interpreted him a bit wrong. But your point still stands.
Well, I will never pity or forgive Abbas (especially after what he did to the Brotherhood, executed Malik (yeah, it was established that this asshole did this) and many other wrongdoings). I agree that it is tragic that Abbas father’s dead, yet that excuse just became more annoying (and Abbas became to me more hated). I mean look at Malik. His brother was killed because of Altair’s mistake and he himself was pissed on Altair, yet he later forgives him after seeing how Altair changed.
7:47 wait a second so that means that Altair was the first person in history to blast a fool.......damn respect
Ehh, hard to say, I’m not a historian. I know that this mission is set around the early 1100’s. However, the Chinese have been messing around with black powder for a long time, but I don’t know when exactly they properly weaponized it.
@@CJ-442 Mongols learned how to use black powder charges inside iron tubes to create a shockwave
@@CJ-442 This mission takes place in the mid-1250s
@@CJ-442 I think Altair would have used the first "modern" gun as the old Chinese guns or proto-guns didn't need the bullet
@@CJ-442 pretty sure the Europeans were the first people to pack black powder and a steel ball into a steel tupe and see what happens. White people.
I miss the day's of actually being an assassin in assassin's Creed
If you can kill silently, guess what? You are an assassin
You could just fight enemies face-to-face and go away from the fight, then assassinate your enemies while their health is low.
@@lionsinescanor786 but there is no creed in the newer games
@@Koi_Swirl Well guess what? That's not the definition of an Assassin in this series.
@@Koi_Swirl there are different meaning.I suppose he meant an actual assasin from the creed if you brain can't process that much
Altaïr: "I learned of the past and the future."
Abbas: "What did you learn?"
Altaïr: "Gun."
Altair invented packing the 9
He's American before American
"Parry this you fuckinh casual."
@@rustyshackle8000 "Wallah parry dis habibi *bang*"
"Ya haraam habib😂😂👌👌"
And for Altaïr's neutral special, he wields *A GUN*
Altair:"i learned the past and the future"
*Takes out m16*
imagine he pulls out a frag grenade and claims it is the apple of eden and convinces him to pull the pin to be judged.
@@Daytruin outstanding move
@@Daytruin Abbas : Nothing can stop me now. Wait... why are you hiding Altair ?
With the extendo
@@DarthWall275 *Altair transforms into an f-16*
The old assassins creed... What a series they have been... Everything was accurate in terms of history and were realistic... Not like the mythical monsters and weapons we see today... The emotions of being Altair and Ezio while we search those memories being Desmond can never be matched. I will gladly play those old ac while listening to the Ruins of Rome while the coming ACs become ruins. Ubisoft were ones who served the light being in the dark. Now they are the reason for dark...
it’s true
man i wish ezio and jin sakai crossover
there both matched
Bad take, you don’t know what people saw back then.
Realistic? LMAO, it's a fucking fantasy game. Remember the apple in AC2? Where can I get that apple?
@@helltanker19 realistic as in the time period smart guy.
@@helltanker19 you must be fun at parties
This Scene has always been an excellent representation of the diffrence between leadership out of fear and respect.
The thing to me that always stood out about this mission to me was, despite the fact that all you *really* did was walk a long way, they made it interesting, awesome even. With assassins showing reverence to you and even the final captain showing guilt over his actions, it feels like things are actually happening, even if your main control is just walk/jogging.
Revelations was literally a masterpiece, building your very own guild, making special bombs to be used in every situation, memorable cutscenes and many more made this the best assassins creed game in my opinion
Fr love it alongside assassin’s creed rouge and unity IMO
its the writing for me. so good back then.
no bro, origins and Valhalla are what assassins creed really is, the other games are just pale imitations especially this one and the first one. These old games don’t even know what assassins are.
Imagine if someone actually said that lol
@@yka9976 😂
@Black Reaper I find it even more amusing when people judgment can be influenced when other people shit on something, just to be a part of it. The mind of the masses to this day is ridiculous. Not saying this game is actually good, still think its performed lower than others. Just thought I'll share some thoughts nonetheless.
Assassin: “Mentor, what the hell is that?”
Altair: “It’s a gun…from the future.”
Abbas: “No fair! He has a gun from the future!”
Assassin: “Where did you get it?”
Altair: *chuckles*
Assassin 2 : what’s a gun?
Anchorman 2
See, THIS is how you prequel
A random character given 3 lines at the very start of a game years ago, adding an arc to the MC.
Wait which character you talking about
@@prakharmishra5187 Abbas.
He says very little as your enter Masyaf for the first time, and now we're given a 5 chapter arc to who he is and why he acted that way.
Yeah whereas Origins just randomly decided in the last hour that Bayek isn't shit and slaps on the Amunet crap and the eagle skull emblem in a show of meaningless fan service, retconning all the wonderful story telling of the past few games. Making you play a man the entire game only to find out he didn't really found shit, and to see the true founding of the Creed you have to buy the fucking DLC and even then it's not even anywhere close to the story telling of the older games. Such a shame and an embarrassment because now we have a canon that isn't even good. I liked it when we didn't know much about the ancient origins of the Creed and Altair was as far back as we had. I didn't need their half assed attempt at showing the beginnings.
@@chrisredfield6274 weirdo
@@Trathien- how is he weird?
Altair. The best, the wisest and the greatest assassin to ever lived. I legit traded two games just to get revelations and play it over again.
I’m surprised you got enough money from just 2 games to be able to afford it
@@todddollasign5635 Not all people share the same wealth. Those with luxurous, easy lives have a hard time seeing this.
@@B_B463 I feel like he meant more along the lines of GameStop giving u like 2 cents per game
@@Gio-vh4ep yea he definitely took your comment the wrong way
@@todddollasign5635 I meant I exchanged two games to someone before he agree to release it. And it was the ezuo collection I exchanged those two games for.
"where do I begin?"
"With us"
Man, what a true assassin
that line gave me chills fr
4:29 that guy has no respect for his team.
lol my man is so strong that he kills by a push
Dude definitely plays soccer flopping like that
@Diablo no shit Sherlock
@Nakota Brown Do not pester big scary vicious people
Literally happened as I read this comment
Alternate title:- "Altair shows Abbas his new 'American' toy"
Italians can actually own firearms but its under pretty heavy restriction
What's funny is that they didn't even know what the hell America was at that time
Chinese invented gunpowder
@@nickhenley1338 Altair isn't Italian, Ezio is
Altair be like: wtf is american?
This game, these characters, the music and story.
This was peak Assassins Creed. Revaluations was oddly enough my first AC. Yet I felt like I knew Ezio instantly and could see the depth of Altair’s story. This is what it used to be. Not faking spartan kicking people like rag dolls in some pseudo RPG...
The last bit with Altair and Abbas legitimately makes me tear up. The misunderstanding and sound end. It hits levels that I unfortunately will never see from the series again. As with all things popular. They milk it dry...
AC for me died with Desmond, with AC Black Flag, AC Unity and maybe 1 or 2 others being nice side pieces of content.
I kinda hate talking with such reverence for media as it makes me feel like a fanboy lol.
But in truth, this is as with any Good story. Good theme. Good painting. Art...
Support Art guys. Not modernity or the garbage mass produced for the masses. Support real authentic emotion, writing and depth.
Support Art.
I wouldn't say it was THE peak... more so its' end. The peak of Assassin's Creed, for me, was Brotherhood. AC1 came out, and it was revolutionary, original, made by people who had passion for their craft and weren't afraid to go through with it, rather than pander to the lowest common denominator. AC2 came out, and it was even better... the perfect sequel, keeping everything that made the first so great, and building on it. Brotherhood, while not as revolutionary as the two before it, still built on it, and improved things. The story was incredible, the gameplay was incredible... Revelations was the end of an era. It was a game that, despite still having a pretty good story, didn't do much to improve on the previous titles, adding only things like grenades and tower defense minigames. But, it was still a great game. Then, AC3 came out.... and the classic AC games I enjoyed were dead, never to return. Nowadays, they just pump out yearly trash became it makes a profit, and the developers are just 9-5 workers who want to finish whatever it is they're told to do by managment that understands nothing about the needs and wands of its' customers, so they can go home and forget they're having to be part of something so shitty and soulless.
I whole heartedly agree
Brotherhood is the definitely the best. That game has an atmosphere like no other, absolute masterpiece.
lol
Lol? AC is one of the most popular series ever. You’re part of the masses. Cute speech though.
I would give anything to go back to masyaf in a new ac game.
Masyaf is home
@@antonioskoda9516 Masyaf is life.
Masyaf is smol
@@Keyt.. Masyaf is soul
@@antonioskoda9516 Masyaf,Home...atleast it was before Ubisoft fu*ked everythig up 😓
This is exactly how I pictured Watchdogs Legion Bloodline ending was going to be. Aiden Pierce, the legendary Fox leading Dedsec to save London. Got a so-so ending but hey at least I got a nod to Old man Ezio's line:
"This used to be so much easier"
- Aiden causing a Blackout in WD Legion/Ezio Climbing in AC Revelation.
Never even realised that wow, Bloodline was so good.
@@drobviouslol believe me it's one of the good things ubisoft has made in a while.
@@Kazzy234 I already know, its better than the main game too
@@drobviouslol is the bloodline abt aiden pearce?
@@whiteeeranger1332 yup & how he overcame his nightmares
Such a beautifully fitting final fight for Altair. He's spent his lifetime being super agile and parkouring all around his enemies. As an old man he gets to maintain his badassery without even trying all that hard anymore. I know it's the Apple giving him all the power, sure, but I feel like even if he didn't have it, he would've broken his bones giving his parkour skills one more run.
I didnt see any apple power here just the respect he earned from the people he taught
He didn't use the apple to control people. He never did. The only power he learned from the apple was learning how to make a 9mm to blast Abbas with.
Altaïr's powers as an old man are the respect he commands and the wisdom he holds. He can use the Apple, yes, but he mostly considers it a source of knowledge, treating it more as a book than as a weapon (although he could easily weaponize it).
Wanna know something cool about Altiar?
He has a synchrony meter,not a health bar.
He dysyncronizes because it's innacurate to history for him to get hit
He never got hit once in his entire life. He is literally the strongest assassin because he could not be touched
this checks out
Canonically, same with Ezio
Well not really. He got hit a lot of times. Even when he fought and killed Robert de Sable, his left arm was injured. Also, during his fight with Al Mualim, he got injured again.
(For anyone wondering, this is written in the novel adaptation.)
@@vendetta1426 ezio has been injured twice in the first mission tho, once in opening cutscene and when he was chasing the carriages
@@Upamanyu2000 he mean agaisn't the guards
There are few ghosts glitches in this mission (ln the video we see one on the left at 3:17 or 5:09). If you activate the eagle vision when you see them, it'll trigger various memories of Altair's moments with his wife, like he's thinking about her as he's on his way to get back Masyaf.
No, it's because he gained power from the apple so he's able to see projections of the past and future....he literally said the apple taught him many things from the past and future
@@ninetails625 what they originally said falls more in line with how the animus works though
@@derrickshowproductions3010 I totally forgot about this conversation 💀💀💀💀
@@ninetails625 He...doesn't need the Apple to see flashbacks of his own time spent with his wife. They're...he was there for all that. For obvious reasons.
Also no, the Apple does not directly grant prophetic superpowers.
That's what you call the "bleeding effect"
Besides being filled with goosebumps moments, as a Turkish person this game really made me feel the same goosebumps with the atmosphere even with the civillians having a basic conversations. It truly was an amazing game.
If I was a turkey I'd have goosebumps watching this too
@@flaviusbangarang I can't stop laughing over this LMFALSDJAF
@@flaviusbangarang so ure a turkey but no turk?
@@flaviusbangarang you arent funny
@@raufc3620 it's Constantinople! Not Istanbul
Altair and Ezio...Bayek would be proud of them both
Amunet was really the most prolific hidden one though.
@@a_hidden_one Bayek was a better assassin
@@a_hidden_one no bayek was the better assassin long story short:Bayek didnt care about being famous and written in history,instead he wanted to be forgotten amunet on the other side wanted to be written in history
@@josephali6206 If every Assassin wanted fame, they'd break the third tenet of the creed, it's more a case of both Bayek and Aya helped shape The Hidden Ones, but Bayek reserved his involvement to more of an advisor, specifically the last cutscene in The Hidden Ones DLC for Origins highlights this, Aya is callin' the shots.
Bayek fades into the background, while Aya becomes well known and respected throughout The Hidden Ones, even after her death, eventually being moved to Italy to be a Guardian of one of the six Assassin seals needed to Unlock the gate that holds Altair's Armour, kept safe by the Auditore Assassins.
Not mentioning the retcon of Amunet being buried in Egypt, moved to Italy, then going right on back to Egypt later.
I hate retcons.
@@drummerboi661 was that retcon from origins when her mummy is in the tomb? I thought her body was not actually in the auditore mansion but instead she was just memorialized there.
Back when assassins creed was about the creed and not some bullshit. I miss this.
Says something that we haven’t played an assassin for the last 2 Assassin’s Creed games.
Almost like Ubisoft wants to branch out but they’re too scared to leave the warm comfortable nest that is the AC IP.
I like the new games they are fun in thier own way but to me they arent assassin creed games. Just a new game with some references to assasins creed.
I have had a blast with odyssey and valhalla though and finished origins but I had lost interest in it about halfway through and haven't picked it up since. But I did multiple playthroughs on odyssey and hoping by some miracle that ubisoft hasnt given up on new game + for Valhalla
The reason they changed is because people asked for it but apparently didn’t like what they literally asked for… because the main storyline had been ended so now they split off into the undiscovered storylines and brought them into the lime light, you guys hated things being the same and asked for change but then when they did change things, you guys wanted it to be the same… picky bastards
@@ErrorCreed Lmao you're right xD
I guess most plebs could still prefer killing AIs by pressing one button assasition or counter attacks for a straight 40-60 hours content with the same gameplay every 2-3 years each release .
@@ConstantieE Funny you call them plebs. They simply have different tastes. Don't be an ass.
Not everyone wants to play the standard generic rpg AC has become
You can see how he is the true master and mentor by using all 3 virtues of the creed in this simple walk up.
Revelations was such a perfect ending to the Ezio trilogy. Perfect score and writing.
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This makes me wish we had another ac game like this that incorporated older assassins from past games in such a way.
Assassin's Creed Rogue has Ulysses and Adewale (and some others)
@@Drakanoyld but
Shawn bacame a templar and Adewale killed it's worst
@@mfirdanhb dude you just dropping spoilers left and right
@@rasheemthebestfirstone3274 not my fault you didn't played the game or even looked at a gameplay of it
@@mfirdanhb I mean you could have put a spoiler warning at least.
I believe since the Codex was written by Altair himself, I can say that even Ezio uses the same weapon too as here (The Hidden Gun made by Leonardo in AC2, with reference to the Codex)
So technically, we use the Hidden Pistol both with Ezio and even Altair.
Even the armor, even the dual hidden blade, even the sword (if you bought it)
I'm confused by this statement. Are you saying that the hidden gun Altair is using is the one Ezio uses? If so, that's not the case. It is Altair's invention, sorta, since he got it from the Apple.
@@GloomEater no jt says the hidden gun made by leonardo referenced by altairs codex
He got it built based on some designs from the apple, same as Ezio. It's like two people buying the same type of car. Both are built from the same schematic, but they're still different.
2:28
Guard: "ah rumors, i don't believe it"
Altair: "oh, i don't think so" *proceed to kill the guards with hidden blade*
Altair the man who started it all. A legend forever.
I love how that poor assassin on 4:28 gets pushed over and falls because of that other assassin running lmao
Hahaha probably got too excited.
Bro was on an ounce of life left, and his fellow brother knocked him over a tad too hard
There is a lesson here
Kinda great because in Islamic believes, there's this place after death where every single one of your deals, doubt, and all those things when you were alive will be resolved. Only once it's all resolved that it'd be decided either heaven or hell for you
The day of judgment
Thats pretty much all of the Abrahamic religions
@@Odnebruskwbrrjx that's because the three Abrahamic religious are all versions of each other. Islam is the latest one with the most logic and equal rules regarding subjects like women's rights
@@ziadahmedsamy ...Logic... And... Equal rules... For women's rights? ...Bruh, we must have read completely different forms of Islam/The Koran. Because I did not see anything of the sort in there.
@@MrJinglejanglejingle show me what you read about disadvantages for women
My god the story from the old games were just another level of excellence. Literally goosebumps.
What a story. The whole Brotherhood trilogy. The first one with a young, brash Ezio. The deep gameplay of Brotherhood (one of the GOATs, imo), and the beautiful homage and love storytelling of Revelations, giving a perfect send-off to one of the best characters. The Altair parts were so unexpected, and just icing on this delicious cake.
As a true born Syrian, I miss Altair and his story. I would want to see his story remastered so badly.
the Music in the background between Altair and Abbas .. Good old days .. Everything in AC Games was so prefect
I remember this moment so clear. Just walking like chad through the city and even after 20 years have mad respect from everyone.
I felt like a God at that moment.
Allah is THE GOD, you felt being important and powerful :) You can find them in Cennet. Our Home...
@@Nazgul1606 If your God is real, then I will respect them when I'm dead. Not before.
@@Existential_Robot What will you do is your choice so is mine, But what is the reason you exist right now? What if you are wrong? Who will take the responsibility? I AM WITH ALLAH! I WANT ALLAH, AND NO ONE ELSE! That is my way :)
Have a happy life :)
@@Nazgul1606 I am responsible for myself and my continued existence. Else I would've offed myself by now.
@@Existential_Robot Okey then, peace for humanity
Abbas: "I am the master!"
Altair: "I always told you and old man could kick your ass."
“ In the next life we will find you, and there will be no doubts”
Oh Abbas, I don’t think you’re going to the same place as my main man Altair ;)
I think all assassins go to hell. You know, "thou shalt not kill" and all that
@@yourfandomsucks7466 Well they see themselves as Martyrs, no? Killing for a higher cause and all that.
@@yourfandomsucks7466 Well that isn't what the command says, but regardless... This is AC's world, where humans were created by an ancient people that died off. Is there even a heaven and hell in this world?
@@alexanderthered5603 Well according to Odyssey, it seems that there is some sort of afterlife, and seeing that we only see deities corresponding to the beliefs of the characters (egyptian gods for bayek, norse for Eivor), my guess is that they end up where they believe they'll end up. Meaning there could very well be an afterlife similar to the one in which Abbas and Altaïr believe
@@yourfandomsucks7466 ...but the norse "gods" are just more dead ancient people?
I like how in the book this scene had Altair helped by Malik's son to reclaim masyaf. It seems extreme loyalty despite the pain and consequences runs in that guys family. (As well as bad luck -losing an arm, a brother and in his sons case losing your father in a very shameful and brutal way as well as your name in an attempt to hide that you were ever even related to avoid his fate)
I hope his family line continued with the assassins into the modern times
Damn. Things bring me back memories of simpler times.
Bruh this mission is a masterpiece. Look at all the assassins moving through the roofs, so cool
I love how Altair’s whole character resembles Ulysses. The second part of his existence being a long perpetual journey, his tragic personal life, his great thirst for knowledge… and it never shows more clearly than here: the old King returning under a humble guise to drive out the usurpers and reclaim his throne, like the Greek hero did at the end of the Odyssey.
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The song played in the background really set the mood in these scenes like this in the game
No books, No wisdom..Just You Fratello mio.
Honestly one of the greatest scenes/levels in all of Assassin’s Creed. Seeing the way the still-honorable Assassins react to Altair’s return, rallying at his side, immediately moving to coordinate and escort him up to the castle - it puts on full display the clear admiration and deep respect that the Brotherhood had for Altair and his mentorship, and makes for an incredibly badass moment. Absolute gem from Revelations.
Revelations was amazing! Altaïr and Ezio are the only Assassins worth remembering. Not to mention, the Desmond era actually had a story 😂
For real, it feels like they killed off Desmond in a futile attempt to force the series to end, as if they knew the series was turning sour. That's just speculation, but it's definitely what it feels like to me.
Since then, it's like they've completely forgotten the plot. What ever happened to using the animus to train new assassins the skills that their ancestors had? Now it's all just "ooh this could lead us to an artifact" over and over. And they got so carried away with the Isu stuff that Abstergo isn't even that relevant most of the time. The plot in each game is so shallow now. They really derailed the franchise.
Bayek and Aya too. They literally founded the Creed and had a story just as great as Ezio’s
@@kaitosevski3881 yes but the present day storyline was utterly unforgettable
@@ajax3748 yeah, but the modern day story was always pretty boring, even in the Desmond days
@@kaitosevski3881 I strongly disagree. Think of ac2 and ac3. All the cool missions we got to go on showing off all the skills that Desmond learned.
I love that they used the beautiful og soundtrack of ac1 in some of altair‘s sequences
7:13 - “You corrupted everything we stand for, and lost everything we gained. All of it, sacrificed on the altar of your own spite.”
Hearing this line is quite ironic, if it’s put in the context of Ubisoft design for the newer games.
this game was the best way to wrap up ezio's trilogy. im going to cry
To me the most epic part is that, while others existed firearms were far from widespread at the time, so to the other assassin's it will have looked as though Altair merely pointed at Abbas, there was a loud bang and he dropped dead. It'll have seemed that he was using some form of magic.
This is what AC is all about.
No mythical BS, no RPG (except maybe the little bit we got in Origins), no microtransactions and definitely no "chose your own story" BS
A simple yet deep story about Assassins, Templars and the creed
Man how the mighty have fallen
0:24 is like the exact moment they both notice his missing ring finger and know who it is
I can't tell you how many times my heart felt heavy through this entire sequence.
4:24
"Spill no blood if you can help it!"
*pushes down assassin
*Dies*
Altair is badass but let's just appreciate that one guy who said "There's a lesson here and it's to not test big scary people"
He said that after Altair and the assassin's killed the captain.
Altair gets into trouble
The Assasins: And I took that personally
this used to be my favourite franchise. I read the book telling his life in full before this game came out and playing this after reading the book hit hard man. Abbas was such a great character I wish they gave him more depth but hey that's what the book was for I guess.
I always liked the scenes after an assassination, from AC 1. Enemy and assassin speaking without any bias, since there is no need to scheme, or fight anymore.
The Hood and Cloak makes Altaïr even more intimidating.
kinda like odin as depicted in norse mythology.
when in this memory if you use your eagle vision while walking up to the castle u will see Altair and Maria holding hands , Then when u reach Abbas u can see Maria Passing away in Altairs hands(a very subtle detail)
This is my most favorite ac game full of nostalgic
4:28 this is the funniest thing ive seen today lmfaooo
Nothing can compare to the emotions this game and all the games involving Altair and ezio have us… especially with the soundtracks. Such good memories
None of the ac games these days can even come close to compare to this trilogy, forever the absolute best 🙌❤
AC Black Flag is close though.
@@m1co294 you mean pirate simulator, he doesn't even really start becoming an assassin till the end of the game
@@d3moncruz689 your point being...?
I just miss this type of Assassin's Creed man, the atmosphere, the stealth gameplay. Not those The Witcher Ripoff we got today
Dont blame The Witcher bro , its the great game
@@yyelubayy Hey man, I don't blame the witcher, I'm a witcher fan myself. But I dislike if a game is trying to copy another game while losing their own identity in the process. If there's anyone to blame it's gotta be Ubisoft and their goofy ass higher-ups.
I love Altïr so much. It isn’t easy writing smart characters but I think he’s a great character and it’s cool how he gets the designation of smartest assassin.
When the word assasin brings goosebumps. And you couldn't wait for next game.