Assassin's Creed Brotherhood is Still Gold

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[@aquila7602]

Let me rephrase that: "Assassins Creed Brotherhood Will Always BE Gold"

[@FraserSouris]

I disagree. Brotherhood is extremly lacklustre: The Story in Brotherhood has 3 main problems, Desmond and crew barely do anything for 90% of it despite the premise, Ezio doesn't grow or have any interesting development and the villains have no threat or presence or place. Ceasre is not a well-written main villain. Despite a really strong intro where he establishes his motive, shows his threat level and paints himself as a dick, the game drops all the momentum the very next sequence. Ceasre is absent for most of the game as he's on a campaign. And his people (who are your targets) don't seem to be the most aware. This means that killing his men doesn't feel like you're taking down a warlord. You're just killing targets until the story progresses. Ceasre doesn't even realize his men are dead until he comes back near the end of the game. AC Syndicate had solution for this. The main villain, Starrick, was shown at the end of every sequence reacting to the deaths and preparing a response. It kept his influence present despite his distance and kept him threatening. That doesn't happen in Brotherhood so it doesn't feel like the Borgia are a constant threat the heroes need to watch out for. As for Ezio, What does Ezio really learn or grow to in the game? Sure, he loses Monrergionni, but after that..... nothing. He almost effortlessly rescues Christina from the Castello. He solves Volpe’s and Bartholomew’s problems without really struggling or making a difficult choice. He hardly ever confronts or is ever threatened by Ceasere or his forces. His assassin Brotherhood is seldom in danger. He doesn’t even properly lead his own faction. Machiavelli does all the real running and Ezio just pops in, makes a decision and everything works out. Their only disagreement is whether to trust the people, which Ezio immediately goes off on and it works out instantly. There is no back and forth or Ezio going out his way behind Nicolo's back to make his plan work. In short, Ezio is practically a Mary Sue in Brotherhood. He makes no mistakes. His enemies never get the upper hand on him. His friends instantly trust him and his judgments are always correct. The closest thing to a disagreement between factions he has is when he forbids Claudia from fighting, and then at the end of the game she kills some soldiers so he instantly recruits her. How is that a conflict or ways for him to grow? You could swap Ezio from the beginning of the game with the start and the result would be the same. The character of Machiavelli seals the deal here. He starts Brotherhood angry at Ezio because he let Rodrigo live. Pretty in character with the real life version of the character. He then storms off to Rome. Later when Ezio joins up, he seems to forget his initial anger, and instantly gives Ezio a position of power, takes orders from him, treats him with respect and more. This guy wrote the Fucking Prince in real life. He should be the last person to ever give Ezio any power. And the icing on the cake, the game implies it’s Ezio who Nicole “The best leaders are those who are feared rather than loved by the people” Maciavelli wrote his books on. Like, you can’t get more Mary Sue than actual historical characters changing their core beliefs on a dime because you’re just so gosh darn “likeable”. The gameplay is also boring. Combat is the same counter kill and its brain dead. Different weapons hardly make a difference. Stealth is rigid and simplistic. The Eastern and Southers parts of the map have very little to parkour through. The Brotherhood and buildings are an afterthought Compare this to Ody where different weapons have different roles, stealth is way more refined and varied and you have so many abilities and combat actually has different ways to succeed in. For more reading: mieckfram.blogspot.com/2019/05/critique-and-analysis-of-ezio-trilogy.html

[@thetalkingstick9214]

Fraser Souris I disagree with your reasoning for 2 reasons: Reason 1: What you wrote was a copied reply you send to other comments that praised the game, so it pretty obvious that you feel the need to say that they’re wrong and mostly likely got your points directly from the link you posted, which means you haven’t even played the game or you just don’t have an your opinion on the game. Reason 2: the way you “wrote” these replies makes it seems as if you yourself are a game journalist with specific problems with it, and you cited your work and used examples from in game, so you either loved doing those old middle school presentations or those high schools papers with the way that you feel the need to use examples and cite your research you got from a single website or you just Control+C Control+Ved from a website.

[@aayanmahmood5178]

AxlRod IT WAS always gold and STILL IS gold

[@user-tp5yb4hr4w]

@@thetalkingstick9214 agreed. lol jokes on him. i'm using an adblocker. so no money earned from the clicks.

[@thetalkingstick9214]

Fraser Souris Holy Shit I just reread this shit and realized. THIS IS JUST AN ARTICLE THAT SUCKS OFF ODYSSEY BY SHITTING ON THE OLD GAMES!! Really odyssey, that’s what you saying is better and the article is dead wrong, “Desmond and the crew did nothing for 90% of the game” wtf, for someone who claimed to play AC 2, that’s dumb to say, they go to the old Manor, sneak in to the old passageways, then you look around the new modernized place while connecting power and considering you just played the intro before and looked around, it supposed to make you think, it now has light poles, and constructed buildings, but the blacksmith, tailor, and the doctor are all gone. And then in the end find the Apple of Eden after exploring this old alien like technology, and killing your love interest starting from AC 2 after being controlled by the power of the apple. This guy doesn’t understand how to play the game correctly, he mostly likely rarely got full synchronization, especially on the mission for saving Caterina, it was a stealth mission, he probably killed everyone by just countering and complained when leaving “literally everyone is dead, how this supposed to hard?!!?” And complains about how Ezio doesn’t do his role as the leader of the brotherhood? He recruits them specifically after saving them, he sends them on missions to improve their abilities and loosen Templar control over other cities he can’t personally go to as he still trying to hunt and kill the main enemy of the story, promotes each of them himself, sends them to kill and assassinate when needed, uses them for arrow storms, and even personally preform the ritual to promote a Master Assassin as he was earlier in the game. But he shouldn’t be the leader right? The only thing I can think of he didn’t do was pay for the hideouts or the overall finances, so if Ezio had a tax mini game it would be fair to say he was the leader right? And Odyssey, welp that a mess, “stealth is way more refined and varied” I’m sorry were talking about Odyssey right? The game that actually has hiding in a bush where half or so of your body hanging out with none the wiser as “refined” atleast Brotherhood full hid you in hay so that problem wouldn’t arise, and really talking about realism and the game that’s better is where Leonidas, a real person, is apparently magical and has a magical spearhead that gives the player magic powers makes sense? Or the easy to point out the laziest of AC O as in AC B , you have 3 ways assassins attack in stealth, the back of the spine, the front in the heart, or in the air in the neck, all spots that can easily kill somebody if stabbed there, AC Ody has 2, if you can kill them, in the neck, if not, it’s in the side, instead of doing that, why not, idk, just always stab there neck to kill them every time? If we care about realism, almost no human can get violently stabbed in the neck and survive, especially in Ancient Greece, you were basically dead, so why not always do it? Side note: Having a small Cult in masks they stole from the local Amphitheater as the “Big Badies” isn’t as powerful and hopeless as a giant secret organization that been in power for centuries, that even controls the Pope aka the entire clergy, just saying, it sounds really dumb.

[@BrightHero_Ultimato]

This game IS the definition of assassin's creed.

[@marzaman6908]

despite the mechanics, AC2 is still the best to me

[@GMJG4K]

Exactly

[@danielz-v4083]

@Chris Goody What, you're gonna call Black Flag or Odyssey the best AC games? Those two barely feel like AC games. Good? Sure, but far from "best ac game, even AC3 does a more competent job at properly performing the concept.

[@danielz-v4083]

Just imagine a REMAKE of this game with current graphics, bigger map (also linked with AC 2 ) and Unity's Parkour and Stealth mode. It would be the absolute perfect Ac game.

[@GunsAndRoses871]

@@marzaman6908 lets just say the ezio trilogy is the best among the ac games.

[@j.j.9511]

Only downside to the Ezio collection is that in Brotherhood I still have to leave my console on all night to keep getting income as I sleep...

[@bloodymares]

And then you realize that your bank can't store more money and so 3-4x times of extra florins were lost forever...

[@williambriggs4574]

I remember those days.

[@degeneratetv7455]

Wait what, you can do this?

[@snape6156]

The Mobile Game Guy you get income from your renovations every 20 minutes, so if you leave your game running you can build up a fair bit, but the amount that's stored in the bank at any one time is limited, you'll probably get to maybe 2 hours or so before you can't build up any more cash without collecting it from the bank

[@wilhelmrk]

@@snape6156 Tbh if you invest early into it you can just get every upgrade (weapons included and all renovations) by the halfway point with infinite money by just playing the game.

[@deleteduser649]

This is prob anther excuse to play brotherhood Don’t really blame him it is good

[@Sol3UK]

Just downloading from Steam 😊 This is from the days when the size of the download was reasonable

[@suntzu6468]

I sadly lost my old ps3 disc

[@DazaSZN]

@@suntzu6468 buy the ezio collection its on sale right now i believe its 21 dollars or somewhere between 20 to 25 dollars

[@WednesdayMan]

yeah the ezio games are amazing. and that's a good enough excuse to play through them again. I've re-beaten AC2 on PC, and AC Brotherhood on PC, I'm planning to do revelations on PC next, it's sad the Ezio Collection isn't on PC, but that's okay, the original PC versions are good enough, except for Brotherhood, you need to do save modifications to unlock the medici cape and Venation cape.

[@FraserSouris]

I disagree. Brotherhood is extremly lacklustre: The Story in Brotherhood has 3 main problems, Desmond and crew barely do anything for 90% of it despite the premise, Ezio doesn't grow or have any interesting development and the villains have no threat or presence or place. Ceasre is not a well-written main villain. Despite a really strong intro where he establishes his motive, shows his threat level and paints himself as a dick, the game drops all the momentum the very next sequence. Ceasre is absent for most of the game as he's on a campaign. And his people (who are your targets) don't seem to be the most aware. This means that killing his men doesn't feel like you're taking down a warlord. You're just killing targets until the story progresses. Ceasre doesn't even realize his men are dead until he comes back near the end of the game. AC Syndicate had solution for this. The main villain, Starrick, was shown at the end of every sequence reacting to the deaths and preparing a response. It kept his influence present despite his distance and kept him threatening. That doesn't happen in Brotherhood so it doesn't feel like the Borgia are a constant threat the heroes need to watch out for. As for Ezio, What does Ezio really learn or grow to in the game? Sure, he loses Monrergionni, but after that..... nothing. He almost effortlessly rescues Christina from the Castello. He solves Volpe’s and Bartholomew’s problems without really struggling or making a difficult choice. He hardly ever confronts or is ever threatened by Ceasere or his forces. His assassin Brotherhood is seldom in danger. He doesn’t even properly lead his own faction. Machiavelli does all the real running and Ezio just pops in, makes a decision and everything works out. Their only disagreement is whether to trust the people, which Ezio immediately goes off on and it works out instantly. There is no back and forth or Ezio going out his way behind Nicolo's back to make his plan work. In short, Ezio is practically a Mary Sue in Brotherhood. He makes no mistakes. His enemies never get the upper hand on him. His friends instantly trust him and his judgments are always correct. The closest thing to a disagreement between factions he has is when he forbids Claudia from fighting, and then at the end of the game she kills some soldiers so he instantly recruits her. How is that a conflict or ways for him to grow? You could swap Ezio from the beginning of the game with the start and the result would be the same. The character of Machiavelli seals the deal here. He starts Brotherhood angry at Ezio because he let Rodrigo live. Pretty in character with the real life version of the character. He then storms off to Rome. Later when Ezio joins up, he seems to forget his initial anger, and instantly gives Ezio a position of power, takes orders from him, treats him with respect and more. This guy wrote the Fucking Prince in real life. He should be the last person to ever give Ezio any power. And the icing on the cake, the game implies it’s Ezio who Nicole “The best leaders are those who are feared rather than loved by the people” Maciavelli wrote his books on. Like, you can’t get more Mary Sue than actual historical characters changing their core beliefs on a dime because you’re just so gosh darn “likeable”. The gameplay is also boring. Combat is the same counter kill and its brain dead. Different weapons hardly make a difference. Stealth is rigid and simplistic. The Eastern and Southers parts of the map have very little to parkour through. The Brotherhood and buildings are an afterthought Compare this to Ody where different weapons have different roles, stealth is way more refined and varied and you have so many abilities and combat actually has different ways to succeed in. For more reading: mieckfram.blogspot.com/2019/05/critique-and-analysis-of-ezio-trilogy.html

[@PapaRikkiBalls]

The Assassin's Creed series now is so different ten years ago I can't believe it has fallen this far.

[@Agent_3141]

This was the first AC game I ever played. Memories :)

[@JasinIseini]

Mine as swell, that's why it's my favourite

[@kirank287]

Me too. Still my favorite:)

[@Zepo94]

Mine too. I looked up gameplay as a kid and saw the multiplayer and thought that's all the game was. I picked it up and was pleasantly surprised and confused lol.

[@safwansadid_]

Mee to !!! I love AC Brotherhood the first ac game I played

[@jakerosten9356]

First I played too. Played almost every game in the series after that.

[@Jonny_Martell]

I'm currently in the middle of playing Brotherhood and I still love it

[@DeadGhost307]

Remastered?

[@Jonny_Martell]

@@DeadGhost307 Yup

[@DeadGhost307]

@@Jonny_Martell same

[@safwansadid_]

@@DeadGhost307 I completed Default Ac Brotherhood And now I am Playing The remastered

[@Zorisura]

Im still playing AC: Black Flag, I love Edward Kenway that much.

[@madhurighorpade4763]

Only ultra-legends play Assassin's Creed Brotherhood

[@arrowhdar1574]

Madhuri Ghorpade only only ultras play the ac series

[@heatherm1758]

I never finished ac2 so i didn't play it

[@alphaj1701]

I dont like this shit.Assassin creed origins is better

[@wookie6659]

@@heatherm1758 Dude, you missed out. Assassin's creed 2 is the best from the series, in my opinion and in opinions of most of the people that played it actually...

[@user-eq7zx]

fuck you AlphaJ

[@WednesdayMan]

"most people never touched these again" and most people didn't realise Ezio had a raiden outfit.

[@TheArcher101]

Was there ever any kind of substantial reward for doing them, though? Beyond just a trophy or something

[@WednesdayMan]

well I did it for completion and to get better at the game. I was ok with Assassin's Creed 2 but I wanted to get more familiar with the parkour controls, which you can do with the freerun courses which revealed a mechanic I wasn't even aware of, which is when jumping to press X (or A) to avoid grabbing a ledge, this trick is to speed things up when freerunning.

[@bipolarbear7337]

@MrClown. Gamer Raiden is a character form Metal Gear Solid 4. He's a cyborg ninja.

[@GG-we5zy]

Bruh that music at the start gave me goosebumps (Edit) little did i know there was so much more

[@monarch2131]

Do you now the song in the beggining

[@kking6084]

Grand Duke it seems like the instrumental from Lil Wayne’s trigger finger

[@Nel_Annette]

I've been replaying AC2 and Brotherhood lately and good god these games still hold up a decade later. Brotherhood is so to the point with everything, and the map is just the right size. The music, the plots, the atmosphere of the locations, the sense of wonder and mystery to everything. It's fantastic.

[@Boxkarton]

Im in the middle of a playthrough right now and i just can’t stop getting goosebumps... played these games 9 years ago and I can still remember every single melody/ and character even though I thought I forgot them. It’s really FANTASTIC. Masterpiece

[@sebastiancristea5264]

The entire ezio trilogy was and will always be gold.

[@lordmoncef5494]

You can say it s platinum

[@TheHulk1850]

No lie, Assassin's Creed Brotherhood was my absolute favorite of the Ezio trilogy. Brotherhood is the best in the Ezio trilogy, change my mind!!

[@jaylogik4020]

Jennifer Walters Can't. It IS the best of the 3, but Revelations comes pretty close. I prefer ezio in his prime before he entered his 50s, even though brotherhood expands over 10 or 15 years, if I'm not mistaken. Toward the end, I think he is 45 or 48, still looking like he's in his early 30s.

[@samtrotter7177]

Thank god you didn't lie

[@maj746]

I will just say: AC2

[@prakharmishra5187]

I recently finished it, I think in terms of gameplay it totally improves on AC2 but I like the story of AC2 much more, and since I prefer story over gameplay, I like AC2 more.

[@TheHulk1850]

@@prakharmishra5187 I couldn't disagree more honestly, I believe Brotherhood's story is just as compelling as 2's and of course, the gameplay is much better!! I say, why can't we have both?

[@antonioskoda9516]

11:17 Ezio has balls of steel

[@JackSTXR]

My favourite game in the franchise.

[@GrayGzt]

I remember when I first played this when I was 8. How time fly's man. I miss the good old days with my "PS3"

[@roderickclerk5904]

I was 14

[@darthdarthbinkss]

Lmao I think I was 10 or so when I first played it

[@b71488]

I was 22. I’m old lol

[@Hynotama]

"Welcome to Boston." No, we're not at that game yet.

[@ethanbarlow8583]

Bolton* it’s an English town, known for being a shithole 🤣

[@axlthehollow4694]

I truly believe that AC Brotherhood is still gold

[@DeadGhost307]

Ikr

[@IlMemetor72]

You believe in the truth and nothing but the truth

[@FraserSouris]

I disagree. Brotherhood is extremly lacklustre: The Story in Brotherhood has 3 main problems, Desmond and crew barely do anything for 90% of it despite the premise, Ezio doesn't grow or have any interesting development and the villains have no threat or presence or place. Ceasre is not a well-written main villain. Despite a really strong intro where he establishes his motive, shows his threat level and paints himself as a dick, the game drops all the momentum the very next sequence. Ceasre is absent for most of the game as he's on a campaign. And his people (who are your targets) don't seem to be the most aware. This means that killing his men doesn't feel like you're taking down a warlord. You're just killing targets until the story progresses. Ceasre doesn't even realize his men are dead until he comes back near the end of the game. AC Syndicate had solution for this. The main villain, Starrick, was shown at the end of every sequence reacting to the deaths and preparing a response. It kept his influence present despite his distance and kept him threatening. That doesn't happen in Brotherhood so it doesn't feel like the Borgia are a constant threat the heroes need to watch out for. As for Ezio, What does Ezio really learn or grow to in the game? Sure, he loses Monrergionni, but after that..... nothing. He almost effortlessly rescues Christina from the Castello. He solves Volpe’s and Bartholomew’s problems without really struggling or making a difficult choice. He hardly ever confronts or is ever threatened by Ceasere or his forces. His assassin Brotherhood is seldom in danger. He doesn’t even properly lead his own faction. Machiavelli does all the real running and Ezio just pops in, makes a decision and everything works out. Their only disagreement is whether to trust the people, which Ezio immediately goes off on and it works out instantly. There is no back and forth or Ezio going out his way behind Nicolo's back to make his plan work. In short, Ezio is practically a Mary Sue in Brotherhood. He makes no mistakes. His enemies never get the upper hand on him. His friends instantly trust him and his judgments are always correct. The closest thing to a disagreement between factions he has is when he forbids Claudia from fighting, and then at the end of the game she kills some soldiers so he instantly recruits her. How is that a conflict or ways for him to grow? You could swap Ezio from the beginning of the game with the start and the result would be the same. The character of Machiavelli seals the deal here. He starts Brotherhood angry at Ezio because he let Rodrigo live. Pretty in character with the real life version of the character. He then storms off to Rome. Later when Ezio joins up, he seems to forget his initial anger, and instantly gives Ezio a position of power, takes orders from him, treats him with respect and more. This guy wrote the Fucking Prince in real life. He should be the last person to ever give Ezio any power. And the icing on the cake, the game implies it’s Ezio who Nicole “The best leaders are those who are feared rather than loved by the people” Maciavelli wrote his books on. Like, you can’t get more Mary Sue than actual historical characters changing their core beliefs on a dime because you’re just so gosh darn “likeable”. The gameplay is also boring. Combat is the same counter kill and its brain dead. Different weapons hardly make a difference. Stealth is rigid and simplistic. The Eastern and Southers parts of the map have very little to parkour through. The Brotherhood and buildings are an afterthought Compare this to Ody where different weapons have different roles, stealth is way more refined and varied and you have so many abilities and combat actually has different ways to succeed in. For more reading: mieckfram.blogspot.com/2019/05/critique-and-analysis-of-ezio-trilogy.html

[@real_airgot]

@@FraserSouris wow Ur a dick for comparing this to Odyssey. Dick

[@axlthehollow4694]

@@FraserSouris This is the worst reply I've ever gotten... Just gonna quickly dislike and... There you go, all better now.

[@wowuncane]

6:03 "Morto di vivo" in english it's "dead of alive" Well, nice work english people that don't know italian

[@aresrahl4218]

As Italian, I found it so funny!

[@takeurpills6024]

Woah how did they manage to mess that up

[@carlcardigan6439]

Is the ACB 10 year anniversary coming up? edit: came out 16, November, 2010.

[@SirCartieer2900]

Already in the Ezio Edition

[@scgamesonline7771]

It is 2020 ac fans buckle up for a nothing is true everything is permitted party at the vault of vatican

[@winstonchurchill7822]

hope they give it away for free haha

[@steveplayzytreal]

Assassin's Creed Brotherhood is still good Fizhy: *PROCEEDS TO HATE THE GAME AND EVERY MECHANIC AVAILABLE*

[@memecliparchives2254]

Brotherhood, Black Flag and Origins are my go to AC games when it comes to open world.

[@matimccormick2676]

Andree Tungcab i also really enjoyed AC II because it gave you quite a big map and you got to go to so many different places

[@kirank287]

Fantastic games all three

[@EnnuiPilgrim]

Mine are Brotherhood, Rogue, and Unity. :P

[@williambriggs4574]

Same as me, I loved all three of those games.

[@doc5686]

@@EnnuiPilgrim For me the world felt way too small in Rogue and it just felt like a dlc for Black Flag since they rushed it out so quickly in time for the next gen consoles. Still a good game with a decent story. Not very memorable though. Not like black flag where I remember when I did a 100% of the game

[@losgargabonzi97]

I started playing the franchise when I saw the TV spot, so many options to kill someone: swords, daggers, hidden blades, poison, arrows, axes, long swords, other heavy weapons like hammers, spears... story was great enough for me, and multiplayer was such a good idea. only bad thing imo is the way too easy combat system with the infinite kill chain

[@bloodymares]

That's the point. Why should it be hard? You're a master assassin, killing is an art to you. That's like complaining that Batman Arkham combat is easy but nobody is saying that because it's freaking BATMAN. The combat goal is to be as cinematic and cool looking as possible. No damage, continuous combo flow, making it look as stylish as possible with variety by using different weapons and moves. People have no right to complain that the combat is too easy if they're using medicine during combat encounters and don't bother to maintain a continuous kill chain.

[@aboywithgtx950mlaptop9]

@@bloodymares So Arno is bad at combat?

[@Longshanks1690]

"He must have come back way after the villa attack...but why?" Uhhhh, good question. Besides the three numbers (and how did he know Desmond would find them?), why did Ezio go back there? Is there ever any explanation for why he did that or why it was even raised as an issue by Desmond since there actually is no reason for him to do this except to leave a clue as to where he buried the Apple?

[@judecunningham]

King Edward "Longshanks" I, Hammer of the Scots, Lord of Wales and King of England . Always wondered this myself! Is it cleared up at any point?🤷‍♂️

[@feralchangeling97]

Remember that one time Ezio hucked himself out the window?

[@DavidMaloneyProductions]

I think you just answered your own question. It was to leave clues for future assassins AKA Desmond

[@JordanKane97]

Hey I've seen you on EFAP

[@brigham1465]

16:08 okay when you said "do it desmond" I though you had something else in mind lmao

[@dhayaaouaret]

Lol

[@mrgreyman3358]

I just started playing AC2 last night. I still love AC.

[@ConbrosationsAfterDark]

Ezio at 10:36 is clearly made of the same stuff nathan Drake's fingers are made from in Uncharted 4! FINGERS OF STEEL!

[@benlev3375]

The way they introduced side quests in Brotherhood was phenomenal. Each one developed the city of Rome. You can also upgrade the city. It felt like they emphasized on the gameplay with so many tiny details even more than that of AC2. It easily is the best game of the Ezio Collection for me.

[@A-Rather-Dubious-Character]

The game's title coming in with the music honestly gave me so much beautiful nostalgia.

[@GrimGengar]

My first AC game and the one that made me love the series! Love the video!

[@indeboss]

I really appreciate that you left the title screen with this divine soundtrack just as is, with no comments - brings back so many memories

[@SedateGaming123]

The game gives a feeling that no other games ever did a feeling I cannot explain It's just awesome and good feeling

[@pc-cy3od]

When the brotherhood theme started playing memories of a childhood favourite came flooding back thank you for that

[@pheonixtylerfernando9852]

Please make a Part 2 because that was funny as hell

[@dennablanch3380]

You *must* make a part 2 of this! I currently cannot play my Xbox 360 to play Assassins Creed Brotherhood, so this is what I watch in the meantime!

[@KingRumar]

Revelations clearly touched up the combat system and made it more responsive but Brotherhood has my heart. AC2 brings you around beautiful Italy but it's Brotherhood that keeps you in Rome in such fine detail. The soundtrack still beats me into the ground with magnificence.

[@superdanyal2009]

I was just playing the game today after 4 years, it still feels amazing to play.

[@kerradical5422]

Fizhy, my dude, I'm sorry to hear about the loss of verification. You're my favourite content creator on this platform and you well and truly deserve it.

[@fishsticks785]

That horse on the ride to rome is a spy. It left Ezio without question

[@safaa6501]

0:17 I still remeber that soundtark

[@sgr_sean]

Im pretty sure everyone did those training missions just for that sweet raiden outfit, i certainly did not expect it.

[@pneumonoultramicroscopicsi4065]

The music of the AC 2 and brotherhood.. Just beautiful, perfect art.

[@CansuBilal]

You are so talented at editing videos Fizhy, Love it!

[@Amongus-dc2zx]

Always has been, always will be.

[@wahabartwork2487]

4:23 that intro never gets old

[@ConbrosationsAfterDark]

BAHAHAHHAHAH That guy at 7:18 IS from the Dolmio adverts 🤣

[@Boxkarton]

We have to appreciate this game. The whole story around Ezio is perfect in AC2 and revelations but especially in THIS game, you can clearly see his development as a character and especially the side missions with Cristina,which connect directly to assassins creed 2‘s settings, the soundtrack.... damn this game is pure nostalgia and just a masterpiece.

[@GoomDuy28]

13:10 Ezio:"Help ! I'm about going to die" Two minutes later "Double Kill" "Triple Kill" "Ultra Kill" "Rampage" "Wicked Sick" "Monster Kill" "Godlike" "Beyond Godlike"

[@MegaFrance69]

Glad to know someone still playing this master piece

[@R488Y]

The game that pulled me into this franchise for good.

[@luisdoyer3260]

I replayed brotherhood recently and got 100 percent synchronization.

[@041mikey]

I tried too but got fucked over by the games frustrating mechanics. Finish this tomb in 8 minutes? I would but ezio decided to drop from the ceiling for no reason. Chase this guy? Cant, the game forgot im supposed to be able to climb so im just sitting on a wooden box instead of jumping off it.

[@McGriddle69]

My favorite missions from this game was getting the keys for the brutus armor and dagger.

[@1Guason3]

When this video came out I was almost finished with Brotherhood remastered.

[@kriegdeathrider7805]

I spent atleast over 1000 hours of my childhood as ezio and brotherhood was by far my favorite of the trilogy

[@Kostas_epic_gamer]

The outro music is SO EPIC!! and the game has many awesome osts!!! I freaking love this game!!!!

[@bdre5555]

Did anyone else like wandering the streets of the villa in modern-day with Desmond? There is something kind of very about it, being at night with cars parked everywhere

[@cocoluco54]

I would never forget that Christmas where I asked for AC brotherhood.I spent the whole holiday completing this game it was so much fun.

[@wooziebaby]

I’m glad this game is still getting loved I thought I was the only one that thought it was the best AC.

[@bluesyrupgc4224]

The woman you think is a Borgia spy is not a spy. In the book after Monteriggioni was invaded, Cesare was seen holding her head. So I don’t think Cesare would kill a spy with no reason

[@nayeonranghae]

That intro song never ceases to scare and spook me lol

[@HenrikMyrhaug]

Brotherhood is the first AC game I played, and I am just done with AC4 and am starting Rouge, and I must say that brotherhood’s combat, parkour and stealth missions are all MUCH more fun that the others’ I’ve played. I really enjoyed having the virtual training too, as it really teaches you a lot about the complexities of the game. It’s a shame the parkour and combat was dumbed down so badly in 4 and Rouge. In my opinion, this is the AC game that I’m most likely to replay again, as it is by far the best. (I have only played 1, 2, Bh, 4 and Rouge though)

[@sugarypoop6530]

First assassins creed game I played

[@vividmusic473]

Same

[@Kris-xg6cu]

Same and I'm happy it was

[@adz3291]

Same, but I had to go back and play the games in order.

[@Mr.Suave17]

Literally popped in my disk of brotherhood 3 days ago and been playing it every chance I get. Hands down the best game in the series

[@dawsynlarson696]

Why you gotta hit me with that soundtrack at the beginning 🥺

[@shrimpony]

Remember when assassin's creed games used to be special?

[@humanbeing4492]

They are still very good we just grew up and matured

[@shrimpony]

@@humanbeing4492 No they are not. They just cram everything into 1 package thinking it makes it appealing but it doesnt. Half arsed stealth, half arsed combat, half arsed rpg mechanics, half arsed parkour ETC.. They are making a stealth game, but also an action game, also a viking rpg and ofc it is also an assassins creed game. Take any singular gameplay aspect and look at it alone, it is base level. Every single part. Ubisoft logic is: Stealth is 2/10, combat is 2/10, roleplay is 2/10 and platforming is 2/10. Put that together and you get a solid 8/10 ubisoft game.

[@rugrat4287]

do it Desmond part fucking killed me I am crying You're my favorite I love Your sense of humor.

[@James-be2gj]

At the start of the game the multiplayer was some of the freshest gameplay i've ever played. Nobody knew anything OP and just enjoyed it

[@AAWT]

It certainly is brilliant. Recently played it for the first time (having previously played only AC3 from the series), was very impressed especially given the age of the game. Just an amazing experience to see Rome in the early medieval period.

[@thenaoh5276]

I love how the poster at 6:03 is a typo, as instead of “dead or alive” it translates to “dead of alive”

[@allistersequeira7930]

Losing the Armor of Altair was heartbreaking.

[@niketesambrosiosdelagrece2266]

Ezio's trilogy will be always the best. Real masterpieces.

[@nathanielpettersen2560]

They were before. Now they need remakes or fully remastered.

[@kyle360123]

its like i blinked once after playing brotherhood n all the sudden theres like 7 new assassins creed games

[@jasonmarsee694]

Currently going for platinum in Revelations, got platinum in AC2 and Brotherhood so far. Absolutely loving the Ezio Collection!

[@Eric-dc9wt]

Just know your channel, like 3 days ago. Can't stop watching

[@leonardocaelum4581]

AC fans : what's wrong Fizhy ?! Fizhy " oh it's nothing i just woke up today and hated everything"

[@nutella_drifter]

After AC2 it was a rather disappointing experience for me. There are so many restrictions (weapon limits, required route, time limits etc) in each mission that I lost the feeling of freedom and felt I was doing chores.

[@lavaxdxx]

I remember the moment i got my hands on Brotherhood after spending hours on II

[@XProjectHunterX]

this is where the franchise peaked in terms of storytelling, ubisoft lost the magic after that. (due to the fact they fired Patrice and stole his franchise lol)

[@Bobsend]

I personally thought revelations had a better story than brotherhood.

[@EnnuiPilgrim]

Actually, Black Flag and Rogue had great stories.

[@SeventhT]

Assassin's Creed brotherhood is the best and always will be I still remember hype for this

[@IlMemetor72]

Same - hey its you

[@SeventhT]

@@IlMemetor72 yupz

[@HUASHU03]

22:19 "I feel a sudden urge to kill this man" Any person who has ever played an AC game

[@Jacob-wu3if]

The assassins robes are fucking beautiful in this game. One of the best in the series.

[@jashanpreetsingh8516]

Did anyone else have trouble with the 100 percent synchronization because of 8 minute romulus dungeons

[@TheAquarius87]

Got the Ezio collection a while back. Still not regretting it

[@D0P3NA5TY]

I can't get brotherhood to run on my computer. It just lags every 10 seconds and makes the game unplayable.

[@miggycaro]

The graphical improvement from 2 to brotherhood is pretty big considering it came out just a year after.

[@holyshitiwascringe]

Played it about 1 month ago...you HAVE to love it

[@simonchan1522]

"I'm pretty sure that would've broken the horse's back" Me: thinking how Ezio's nuts feel to land on a saddle balls first.

[@FnRenner]

How many times do you think Enzio tried to figure out how to put on the Assassin outfit before he asked the lady in the cutscene for help?

[@futuretrunks6430]

Ironically I've been playing this game again since like last week... Ironic 👀

[@IlMemetor72]

Finished it last week

[@zackh7015]

Im from Bolton surprised you didn’t show a smack head fighting over a £5

[@lunaredelvour2972]

I'm ashamed to admit the foreshadowing flew RIGHT over my head and had no idea the entire village was going to get absolutely obliterated

[@DefecTec]

I could never decide which was better, ac II or brotherhood

[@lostuser1094]

Defec Tec brotherhood is 2 with more imo

[@SmokeyGames420]

@@lostuser1094 imo, Ac2 has a better story while Brotherhood has better gameplay

[@michiganjack1337]

In terms of just downloading and playing the PC version this is the best game of the original three. Especially when using a controller the right analog stick works (without modifications). I would like to see some enterprising individuals remake AC1 and AC2 using this iteration of the engine. Also Al Pacino Borgia man is great.

[@erenalpcollu9877]

So when we can get the second part ? And you do realize that now we want an entire series of just Brotherhood with your commentary in the back ground . Don't forget to do the DLC's as well

[@gold_5600]

I still need to play this.

[@jericocortes7289]

Damn its almost 6 years I didn’t play this game Now I wanna play it again so nostalgic

[@fidget0227]

So glad this was my first Assassin’s Creed game. Didn’t make much sense without playing II, but still gold!

[@Anne6972]

What is the name of the song played right after the intro. It always used to play when wandering around in AC 2 and BH

[@ludwiggolz7008]

8:55 Wtf lmfao xd i just can't go this is hilarious!

[@dorenjackson1166]

14:29 is golden😳😂best photo bomb in video game