Assassin's Creed: Embers - Full Movie

[@wakeful452]

Jun: *Trying to enjoy a tour of Firenze.* Ezio: "Half my family was murdered in this plaza, right over there."

[@Kratos_Messi7050]

Also Ezio: i banged alot of girls here

[@CornNNNick]

@@Kratos_Messi7050 Jun:...i did not need to know that

[@tres8003]

*W H E E Z E*

[@technicalad1013]

@Mr. Dwayne shao- oh yeah

[@Reykh24]

That's right try to use comedy to hide your tears after seeing Ezio pass

[@muhtasimishmam8857]

According to the developers, the young man on the bench was a manifestation of Ezio when he was young. It was meant to show how far Ezio had come. From a promiscuous teenager to a master assassin. It was a beautiful moment of reflection before Ezio passed away. Goodbye Ezio

[@DaMazzaf97]

Same guy withdrew the comment and said he didnt have all the details when he said that so the guy could still easily be a templar

[@voiceacticon667]

I never realized that. It’s so poetic and beautiful.

[@ProGamer1115]

@Muhtasim Ishmam Source?

[@Kratos_Messi7050]

@@DaMazzaf97 aint ezio cleared every templar in firenze?

[@TheCursedCat1927]

@@Kratos_Messi7050 Yeah, in Firenze. Not in the whole World...

[@classact9557]

He lived to be old in a profession where men often die young. He trained one final student. He found love and peace. And at his final breath came the infamous “Leap of Faith” sound. A true Assassin to the end. “Possa la tua storia ispirare gli altri a preservare la speranza per cui hai combattuto.” Requiescat en Pace, Ezio Auditore Da Firenze.

[@mr.redeyes2583]

And thus left a huge scar on the templar order and a tremendous influence onto the assassins, for generations to come...

[@spiceypecan9129]

@@mr.redeyes2583no shit man. Dude almost single handed my revived the Assassin Order.

[@lordmerikh]

and blamed for uncorking Juno which haunted the Assassins for years lmao

[@M43H61_MM]

What does the Italian sentence mean

[@vadiks20032]

sounds awesome but immersion breaks after remembeing all the unrealistic crazy parkour and ezios luck in game

[@Prosniper907]

“It is a good life we lead, brother.” “The best. May it never change.” “And may it never change us.”

[@BranSoIo]

One of the best quotes in ac2.

[@leoleondre2425]

Fuck that shit was deep!

[@deadlockz9915]

That's make me cry 😢

[@kajahzanshh7355]

Tony YT Watcher “Lead” Is right , not live.

[@camerontorres6850]

@Zayed Haroon This is the third time I've seen this short movie, and it's still so sad and touching to see the greatest assassin, Ezio pass away. At least, he did so peacefully.

[@mcskulliosis365]

When Ezio yelled out "LEAVE HER ALONE", you really felt his fear. Props to Roger Craig Smith, for making Ezio feel real and alive.

[@MiguelSuperZ]

Wait Roger voiced Ezio?? That's so cool, I never knew that!!

[@thefallenshallrise3233]

There would be no Ezio Auditors without Roger Craig Smith

[@MiguelSuperZ]

@@thefallenshallrise3233 I only knew about him voicing Sonic, but I got even more respect for him now :)

[@Icaruuuuusss]

It will never cease to amaze me how roger can go from Kyle Crane to THIS

[@thejugolord9354]

Yes Ezio is a Video Game Character but in our Hearts he is Real and he will always be. #LoveEzioAuditore

[@JoshuaPrime]

I cried noticing the last thing Ezio saw, was his beautiful daughter, and his loving wife Sofia RIP Ezio, the greatest Assassin

[@erenkaskarli9436]

Sadly, Ezio didn’t see his son Marcello before he died.

[@JG-by5wf]

@@erenkaskarli9436 he had son too?

[@erenkaskarli9436]

@@JG-by5wf Yeah. His name is Marcello. Flavia's younger brother. Flavia is Ezio's and Sofia oldest child. Marcello is Ezio and Sofia's second child. Check the wiki.

[@pesuniverse4640]

@@panther666 I think he's right...she said I'll take Marcello out

[@AlexYazanGames]

Ezio, the greatest assassin after Altaïr. Altaïr, the greatest assassin.

[@samalvey8168]

Shao Jun did succeed in rebuilding the entire Chinese Brotherhood from scratch thanks to Ezio. Not too shabby. I liked her immensely.

[@Stealthful_]

Same I quite like her. I just need to finish Asssassin's Creed Chronicles: China and read the Shao Yun manga which coming out this year in 2021.

[@spakeschannel]

@@Stealthful_ It is? Did they say exactly what month at least?

[@Godzillakingofthenoobs]

The first chapters already out, second should be coming some time in late March

[@wikz8480]

@@Stealthful_ bro said finish a irrelevant indie game and read “manga”😂😂😂😂😂

[@Stelio12345]

@@wikz8480 it was literally published by Ubisoft and the manga is canon also not to mention the Chinese brotherhood is pretty important to the universe

[@NotTheAlbinauricWoman]

It’s even sadder because you get to see the place where you race Federico in AC2 then perform the first Leap of Faith in AC2

[@jakehoot8811]

And the place most of your family dies

[@TrevorPhillips-jk1xj]

Atleast on the plus side I won't be catching the coronavirus

[@official_marked_one]

@@TrevorPhillips-jk1xj that escalated quickly

[@mystic8585]

@@TrevorPhillips-jk1xj that not the perfect time right now

[@DemonofEmpire]

Full Circle

[@scrubmaster5153]

6:24 NO WAY, that Leonardo’s Slavator Mundi in his office. For anyone who doesn’t know, when Leonardo Da Vinci died in 1519, he left his villa and vineyard to Salai, so that he could raise his family there. But Leonardo also left his 2 personal paintings to Salai as well, which were the Mona Lisa, and Salvator Mundi. But Ezio having the paintings implies that in the AC universe, Leonardo gave Ezio the villa and vinyard instead, so Ezio could raise his family there.

[@osamaali3210]

Excellent observation!!

[@elemmir]

ok now i'm really crying

[@Freddabeast-lx6bd]

This comment taught me some cool history

[@rSCommpetitive]

I literally just commented that. I was thinking Mona Lisa but I'm gonna search up the info!

[@Notnotnotnotnotnotnotnot]

I’m now imaging Salai living with Ezio and his family helping his boyfriends best bro around the vineyard. That’s the comic we need not the Edward kenway vs ninja shit

[@alecross101]

My interpretation of the man on the bench: I don't think anyone can argue that he isn't a Templar or a Templar-in-training. He has the symbol on his vambrace, painted in red. Not only that, but I think Ezio sees the symbol before he sits down next to him. It is, after all, right in his line of view. That's probably why Ezio's face shows concern the moment he takes a seat. Now, if we look at the man, we see he's almost a mirror image of Ezio, with obvious similarities. They both have a scar on their mouth, but it's on opposite sides. They both have the same eye colour. They both have the same indented cheeks. They're even the exact same height. This means that the man, similar to Ezio in his youth, is, in a sense, Templar Ezio. What Ezio could have become at one point. In essence, he represents the never-ending conflict between the Assassins and Templars, as well as Ezio's inner turmoil, because to him there are only Assassin's and Templars. He has no chance to live an ordinary life, nor does anyone who gets involved with the centuries old war. It's almost heartbreaking, really, because despite everything Ezio's done, the Templars are still a force to be reckoned with, and they never stopped hunting him. Now listen to the conversation. The mysterious man says he hates Firenze, and that he'd rather be in Rome, where the women are like "grapes in a fine wine". Ezio owns a grape farm, but as he tells Shao Jun, the grapes aren't ripe yet. This leads me to believe that the man knows where Ezio lives, but he's also saying, in a round about way, that he has no interest in his wife and daughter. They're not "ripe", they're not his targets. Ezio doesn't quite understand, but recognises that the man is a Templar. He says, "I don't think Firenze is your problem." This is definitely where his heart attack hits, but if you look closely, you can see he leans towards his blade, as if to say, "I'M your problem." Whether he's reaching for it or simply keeling over is certainly open to interpretation, but it makes the next part more sensible. The man stops Ezio and says, "Courage, old man." With this small gesture, he indicates that they don't have to fight. To me, this scene really stings, because it shows that Ezio has been fighting for so long it's become his default. He seems shocked when the man smiles and nods to him. I think he knew Ezio was sick. I think he'd been observing him and waiting for the right moment to strike, but he didn't want to do it callously. After all, Templars and Assassins ultimately want the same thing: peace. Not all of them are wicked and soulless. Just before the man leaves, you can hear a metallic sound as he puts his hand on Ezio's shoulder. I replayed it a few times with the volume maxed, and it kind of sounds like a puncture. He tells Ezio to rest, almost like "requiescant in pace", and walks away. I think he might have injected Ezio with a fast-acting poison, which explains why Ezio's pain suddenly vanished. Heart attacks are extremely painful and don't normally kill someone that quickly, but right after the man leaves, Ezio smiles to his family and slips away on the bench. In his final speech, addressed to his wife, he doesn't reveal anything about the Assassins, so we can rest assured they'll be safe. All his life and all throughout the episode that's what he feared, that his past would come back to haunt him. But in this final moment, we see that the Templars will leave his family in peace. (Not my comment but I think it deserves to be read on the page of its source as it's brilliant.)

[@TheOldBlackShuckyDog]

Tbf i kinda prefer the idea that he's not really there, or at least significant. That's he's the embodiment of Ezio's younger self's philosophy

[@booty_hunter4207]

I kind of like the idea that ezio imagined him. Still concerned that the templars will get his family, but deep inside he knows they'll be fine

[@generalhorse493]

Brilliant. I just wished they leaved the Orelovs alone as well. Nikolai didn't deserve to have his sacrifice rendered moot by his great grand-son Daniel getting turned into a Templar pawn.

[@shaansingh7629]

Where is the Templar Symbol on the vambrace? I've been replaying his scenes and I can't see it. Can you tell me where it is specifically?

[@divineretribution5831]

Archie Rose well said

[@andrewkennedy9879]

Goodbye my Mentor, my Brother, Rest in peace Ezio Auditore

[@enenrax]

Goodbye Mentor

[@chocomelt44]

What's an Ezio? lol

[@kethshan9833]

Requiesce in pace ezio

[@eziothemasterassassin4765]

best assassin XD of all the times

[@CREEDO.]

Requiescat in Pace

[@CharlieArlert]

I am so glad that everyone here shares the same intense, deep love for Ezio that I have. I thought I was weird for loving a fiction character so much but no, he is a legend. No character will ever leave an impression on me like Ezio has

[@33jayy]

The legacy of Ezio lives forever in our hearts💜

[@krejziks3398]

For me it was Geralt from witcher games

[@ElNiNjA246]

For me it was John Marston from rdr 1 ;(

[@alexruiz6745]

of course lmao ezio is a genuine character idk who in their right mind could hate him 😂💯such a iconic character

[@ConorChaos]

Arthur Morgan

[@coalescence3835]

I love how everything with Ezio teaches you Italian words.

[@flukeperfect1880]

cool takeaway XD

[@coalescence3835]

@@flukeperfect1880 Yup that's about all I got out of it lol

[@GalacticTitan57]

Grazie Ezio

[@lordsiomai]

lol true. this game got me interested in Italian

[@duckie3996]

guys, it is latin

[@silverstacker177]

When I was a young man I had AC2, but I did not play it, I bought Brotherhood, but I did not explore it, and I had Revelations, but I did not understand it. Many years would pass before I understood the meaning of all three. And now, at the middle of my life, this understanding has passed into contentment. AC2, Brotherhood, and Revelations, once so disposable, are the fuels that drive me forward, and Revelations, most especially, UbiSoft. For you, the creators, our gamers and streamers. And for the vast and wonderful games that gave us life, and kept us guessing. Endless affection, Ubisoft. Forever Yours, Everybody That Played The Original AC Series Before You Fucked It Up

[@FinnaWoken]

I've played ac1 2 brotherhood and revelations and I have to say when it comes to story the whole ezio collection was rushed. It was far too obvious that the writer were not given the time they deserved to make something truly amazing. They definitely made something good but it could've been infinity better had they been given an extra 6 months at least.

[@schmeetsonbeetson7168]

@Rhodey Robby Odyssey, valhalla

[@AnimeMiner57]

@@schmeetsonbeetson7168 I will admit, I like those games, but they aren’t MY assassins creed games. They aren’t about Assassins. They aren’t the games I grew up loving.

[@thatnibbacrazy]

And there is that one person who said screw all the ac games except vallhalla,it was at that moment that he knew he fucked up because his ass was whooped by the ac fans at my school

[@Analysing802]

@@thatnibbacrazy he dug his own grave

[@ryanjameson8959]

"Half my family was murdered right there." Ezio has got to be the worst tour guide on Earth

[@ArmadilloJohn]

I know lmao

[@Tostito422]

“I died in the same city decades later” -Ezio auditore, the day after he died

[@cpldalton5966]

I killed a guy up there, fought off about seven over here, shot a dude around the corner, pickpocketed 20 strangers by accident, etc.

[@charlesvergara30]

@@cpldalton5966 LOL 😂

[@frankuraku5622]

@@cpldalton5966 And i humped and rode many blank walls and jumped off and breaking my armor in the process

[@Yuzu_Miko]

He worked in the dark to serve the light, he was the assassin, he was mentor, he was the legend, Requiescat en Pace Ezio Auditore da firenze.

[@miketbomas8463]

Spidey 101 he trained many great assassins n made even greater stories rest in peace my mentor

[@stefanvladstanciu771]

Requiescat in Pace*

[@kurokitsune6173]

Very well said 👏 An authentic send off for such a favourite Assassino

[@AdelBashir]

It’s not real it’s a game you dumbfucks

[@AdelBashir]

Micah Bell I’m a actually a fan of the series, but I’m not going to shit and cry over it day and night and pretend like it’s real, at the end of the day it’s just a game

[@osamaali3210]

I just finished playing AC Revelations, and the ending was absolutely great. Seeing Altaïr closing himself inside a bookless library just to keep the apple away from who would destroy the world. He died alone for the sake of a greater cause. But Ezio's death was amazingly beautiful and sad at the same time. Many things to learn from both lives. This is the most satisfying ending of a gameplay I have seen now I have closure !

[@anhhuu8379]

16:10 that smile, yes. He felt it. After all of these years, he still an Assassin, an Auditore and the Legacy that he had done for the world, the brotherhood will forever be remembered. "You Are An Auditore. You Are A Fighter. So Fight!"

[@masterjmv2374]

Achievement unlocked: Rebirth of an Assassin Be reborn as Ezio Auditore da Firenze

[@victoriakaren2324]

Ezio after a canon blast in his doorstep : Aight im back to my old life

[@Muhammed-ko7cp]

monteriggioni flashbacks

[@Magabes_]

PTSD.

[@smipy]

Ezio: Ah shit, here we go again

[@KingEhrys98]

"Go to your mommy Jun, daddies going back to jail."

[@SexLuthor]

Anyone here wants a duo of Edward and ezio?

[@NobleS1236]

I kind of wish we got a main series trilogy where Shao Jun was Ezio's successor.

[@dudeuu9021]

unfortunately she only got to be a shitty Chronicles :((

[@zhangqian7446]

IMO she is one of the brilliant character but Ubisoft treated her like shit.

[@mr.sidecomments9278]

she can't be a Mentore' to the Italian Brotherhood, plus Ezio already retired way before she even met him

[@deliriousfishsticks4495]

Dont worry Shao Jun is Hibana in Rb6 now

[@GirishVSDragon327]

@@mr.sidecomments9278 I'm pretty sure Ezio trained or something?

[@ethanfink7962]

"When I was a young man, I had liberty, but I did not see it. I had time, but I did not know it. And I had love, but I did not feel it. Many decades would pass before I understood the meaning of all three." We all should take these words of wisdom and apply them to our own lives before we realize it is also too late. Requiescat in Pace, Ezio Auditore da Firenze.

[@unhommequicourt]

So, how are we supposed to apply these words?

[@quiet5811]

@@unhommequicourt By living life to its fullest without fear, taking everything for granted...and make the best of what we have..we may never know which moment is last of us, moment which makes us wonder we had liberty, we didn't see, time, we didn't know, and love, we didn't feel

[@SabrinaRed]

@@quiet5811 I think you meant, take nothing for granted. Besides that, it's sound advice!

[@quiet5811]

@@SabrinaRed messed a few words there 😓

[@SabrinaRed]

@@quiet5811 All is well ❤

[@luiseje5116]

He was a warrior. A father. A mentor. An Assassin. Requiescat in pace, Ezio Auditore da Firenze

[@-insertnamehere-6263]

@ANONYMOUS Who do you think the little girl with Ezio was, His niece? no it's his daughter

[@jar6264]

A ladies man.

[@tres8003]

Fun fact: the original quote was “resquescate in pace, Caesar,” Aya.

[@conorkennway3053]

Where is charles lee?

[@kollinlorenzo3287]

@@-insertnamehere-6263 he also had a son you know if you enhance the brightness you will see him sleeping behind his daughter flavia

[@CaioH.]

*14:31** It's good to see the details of Ezio's combat. He's aged, but the skills he's learned in the games live on.*

[@Pio-Neer1]

He learned this skill in revelations i think

[@CaioH.]

@@Pio-Neer1 Partially yes. The others were in AC 2 and Brotherhood.

[@Rimson18]

@@Pio-Neer1 i remember using it on civilians and killing them because they insulted me

[@frankuraku5622]

He dosen't even need the hook blade to flip over his enemies. That's hardcore.

[@dachshund_gaming]

The sword disarm and subsequent head stab looked ripped straight out of Revelations, too

[@OuterHeaven.92]

Man I hate to admit it but I cried at the end. His death reminded me of how my father passed away exactly the same way. Especially from how his daughter saw him sit there, she reminded me of how I saw my father and I just yelled at my mother to come and help him. I will never forget it to this day.

[@demonic0816]

I am sorry for your loss .

[@OuterHeaven.92]

@@demonic0816 thank you

[@armycenturion]

I am sorry for your loss as well many of my grandparents have passed one

[@space23axlive]

I am sorry for your loss....

[@himanshumann1904]

Man I just finished playing ezio trilogy, and came to see this and balling my eyes out in the last scene of his death.😭

[@sentientbottleofglue6272]

*A young man who lost it all, a mentor who taught many, a wise mind that experienced life, a Legend to be remembered, an icon of the Creed.* *Requiescat in pace, Ezio Auditore.*

[@editating_2614]

kids cry in Titanic real men cry on this

[@issalj2661]

Other way

[@editating_2614]

LJ Editz no it's the most heartwarming animation film that I've seen and die hard fans of the franchise know that ezio is the best and they have known him for over 8 years now so a real ac fan cries when ezio dies

[@KingOfBeer996]

Solid Snake the true geek will cry

[@untraineddoc177]

Solid Snake yes

[@untraineddoc177]

Thomas Solis hmmm

[@bilalbaig760]

Ezio was one of the best characters made in gaming history. The connection between Ezio and Altair was phenomenal. No matter how much we hate Ubisoft now, they have given us so many memories to live with.

[@foxph0rus]

When he passed, they should have played Ezio’s Family.

[@kurokitsune6173]

AAHHHH!!! Missed opportunity! That would've been so fitting. And maybe Ezio could've gone on to see his father and brothers too.

[@roggaming3886]

If they played it I would have been crying

[@fahrezibeneran1401]

Assassin's Creed: Red Dead Redemption

[@chtrzang]

Agreed

[@aizazalikhan7704]

Pause this video at 18:32 open ezio's family in a new tab play both at the same time. Feels like magic

[@DrowSworn]

From birth to death we followed ezio's story. That is why he is our favorite^

[@badreedinedjellali1328]

may favourite child hood character

[@Stealthful_]

Si.

[@rampagerichard]

He is certainly mine

[@33jayy]

@@badreedinedjellali1328 Childhood? He my fav character of all times 😇

[@one-wingedangel5107]

Right Ezio was first playable when he was just born in the beginning of AC2, continued to play him from an angry young man to a wise old man throughout the 3 games, we saw all of his victories and tragedies play out, just like Altair with AC1, Bloodlines, the Codex pages, and Revelations.

[@JoshuaAndres]

Shao Jun’s attempts to speak Italian are adorable, she needs her own full game

[@sierra118boy]

she kinda did get her own full game but just a short side-scroller game

[@sajidmostafa21]

Shao Jun have a full game. It's Assassin's creed chronicles: china. I loved it

[@Handlelesswithme]

@@sajidmostafa21 yea it isn’t a full game Like I would rather have an in-depth AC game in China then a side scroller

[@Manh.n.cheese]

@@Handlelesswithme it probably would be hard to happen, consider it is hard to recreate the old China without doing a lot of research (plus lots of their notable buildings and infrastructure were destroyed or ruined)

[@Handlelesswithme]

@@Manh.n.cheese less records more flexibility It could be shaped like a UFO and we cannot deny or affirm that

[@pumiao6405]

When he Finally could live. Really having a Life. It was already too late.

[@john02222]

That is what makes me cry about this

[@TechnoGames001]

This is exactly what he meant so sad to see ezio have and ending like this 🙁💔

[@thecommentguy9380]

Altair died knowing he could not live a normal life Ezio got to live a normal life only to realize his past would not let him go Once you become an assassin, you die as one.

[@seif7428]

TheCommentGuy That’s some John Wick shit there !

[@hellonearthiii4671]

Not exactly, he’s been living happily and peacefully until she came along

[@Arkham205]

the end of an era.

[@Arkham205]

Requiescat in Pace, fratello mio.

[@toyvng]

End of the road

[@godcomplexmarkie4515]

The Auditore Era

[@AyushKumar-ym3yr]

thats what Altair said

[@pfam128]

The end is the beginning

[@wing7541]

We literally witnessed the Greatest Assassin from his Born and to his Death. Requiescat in Pace, Ezio Auditore da Firenze. 😭

[@ahmirfrancisargente6487]

He was the best assassin in the brotherhood. R.I.P. Ezio Auditore da Firenze... P.S. No one liked my comment so i did

[@ahmirfrancisargente6487]

Yep, empty as always

[@crowz1209]

I will make it noy empty

[@crowz1209]

@@ahmirfrancisargente6487 Not i mean

[@wiseadewumi]

Stop begging for likes.

[@kurokitsune6173]

I agree. I liked Altair and Connor but Ezio had that flirty flare that everyone loves.

[@editating_2614]

the end and ezio's letter were so heart touching. I saw this movie in September 2015 and it still makes me cry 😢😢

[@riyadjawadz1213]

same

[@aaronmathias6739]

As did I...

[@badreedinedjellali1328]

I also saw it when I finhed all the ezio trilogs

[@Stealthful_]

Nice and yes I too with the first sentence but i do not remember when I watched this for the first time but it was probably a long ago. It was a long time ago and since then I have watched this many times.

[@Dalien1313]

This one always gets me. I started playing the AC games with Ezio as a kid and I got to see his life, from birth in AC2 to his death here. Ezio is probably the game character I’ve most connected and looked up to. Especially his final words, they hit different

[@BigBossIsBack]

*"Courage, old man"* No one was there. I believe it was a hallucination right before death. A manifestation of Ezio's fears which turn out to be unfounded. He was left alone to die peacefully of natural causes. The message he gives is to an imaginary Templar youth that reminds him of himself. He says 'I don't think Firenze is your problem'; what he meant is your attitude towards the city and life is what's making you unhappy. The real change has to come from within. Just my two cents

[@alexios9848]

I thought the same. Could be. Others say he is indeed a templat but honestly why they felt the sudden need to end him in the first place? He's just a tired old man. Harmless. Templars have a code and despite him being an enemy of the templars who had previously killed hundreds of them, it doesn't really justify a sudden attempt to his life, considering that templars in Italy couldn't have been so many, maybe just some spared groups we don't know for sure. Still, open to interpretation

[@KnightOfAwesometon]

@@alexios9848 I think it, funnily enough, has nothing to do with a "need" to eliminate Ezio, threat or not. It's about the message. Ezio is one of the most prolific Assassin's ever and, to the Templars, comparable to that of a war criminal. When he is suddenly discovered, it's an oppotunity that can't be missed. To be able to say that, in the end and after so long, the Templar Order was still able to overcome and kill Ezio Auditore sends the message that there is no escape for Assassins. That's just my opinion, at least.

[@RoadWulf]

He could easily be real. I see it like this. Ezio gets old, he leaves the Assassin's, the Templars know this and just let him be. It's better to just let him live out his days than to continue to have Ezio Auditore as a continued enemy. However, because of Jun, he gets involved in Assassin and Templar affairs at the end. A decision is made, he can't be allowed to keep influencing the next generation, but since he's old and dying they do it in a simple way. A contact poison. The young man simply walks up to him, does what needs to be done and tells Ezio to have courage. Ezio's knowing eyes, the realization and acceptance as the young man simply smiles and nods to confirm that Ezio is already dead. Much in the way Ezio would comfort his kills before their passing. "Get some rest" (in peace). Then the young man walks away. Ezio knows his time is almost up, he takes one last look at his wife and daughter with a knowing smile on his face and exhales for the last time.

[@calebkent6706]

Templar? Yes i saw on the internet zoomed in he has the templar cross on his wrist cuff

[@IamSupreme333]

Y’all are retarded. It’s a personification of young Ezio himself.

[@Samm815]

Goodbye old friend, I will always remember you.

[@arunkumarpandey1087]

So many hidden messages are shown in this movie which has been highlighted throughout Ezio's life. The guy at the end was a resemblance to Ezio himself in the past, he can supposedly be a Templar sent to kill Ezio but noticing he is on his last breath he left him in peace to die with his loved ones, it can be understood by Ezio's reaction that shows a hint of realization that then a simple nod to agree to Ezio's thoughts. Also, Ezio's death perfectly creates a contrast between his life life and end. His entire life he spend in shadows after becoming an assassin but died in the bright sun facing the light.

[@Scholarparth]

The best last words of this century "When I was a young man.....

[@JudgementPlays]

My father took me into the city

[@dvv5122]

@@JudgementPlays to see a marching band

[@sabinawilson5510]

Dev Bhandari lmao

[@Tyrannis_Gaming]

“When were you ever young?”

[@FreshCanOfNothing]

Shut up emos.

[@marctian]

"forever yours, Ezio Auditore" hits right in the feels man.

[@drakenpage777]

I recently Played the first Ezio/Connor games That shit hurts me too see My man Ezio die like that AND DESMOND!

[@darthsquid2107]

Watching a man develop like this and grow only to see him die in the end so peacefully knowing his family will be safe just brings me to tears. I feel like I have watched a man LIVE. Even if it took him a while to start a family he did it. Ezio's story is by far the BEST of the entire series.

[@minor7805]

"THE AUDITORE ARE NOT DEAD, ME IM STILL HERE, EZIO AUDITORE" "no books, no wisdom, just you fratello mio, requiescat de pace Altair" "To say nothing is true is to say that the foundations of society are fragile and we are the shepard's of our own civilization, to say that everything is permitted is to say that we are the architects of our actions, and that we must live with their consequences, whether glorious or tragic." Ezio I know you aren't real but you represented the perfect assassin. You lived by the creed, you knew when to draw the line. You didn't take your revenge on rodrigo when you could've, realizing that it won't bring your family back. You deserved the ending you got. You got to live a life you've always wanted, with the love of your life. You understood the meaning of liberty, time, and love. You realized that you are just the conduit, realising that you being the prophet means that you delivered a message that you don't understand. Ezio, your name will forever echo through through every order that is created. Requiescat in pace Ezio Auditore da Firenze.

[@TheScarletWing2490]

I can't help but feel like Logan took some inspiration from this. The idea, the way it was structured, while different in many ways, similar in some ways. Retired assassin who spent most of his life fighting and killing, now retreated somewhere hidden from society to live out the rest of his life, but this peace is interrupted with the appearance of a young girl who would soon after carry on his legacy, and he must once again fight and kill, despite his tired old body not being up for it anymore. Nevertheless the ending of both were sad and marked our farewell to these beloved characters. Requiescat in pace, Mentore.

[@AssassinsCreedSeries]

The story or a retired mentor discovered by a new pupil who convince the first to train him is, honestly, pretty classic. A lot of books and movies are based on this concept.

[@gamegaloo]

@@AssassinsCreedSeries True enough. And now star wars.

[@Jack-rk7jc]

@@AssassinsCreedSeries I just about to say that. The only reason it feels different is because those stories usually follow the apprentice, and *begin* with the mentor training them. Ezio's story and Logan's follow Ezio and Logan, and *end* with them training their new apprentice. So there's a lot more emotion attached.

[@SQOUREE]

@Faigornx Joel

[@wiseguy1512]

Logan was based of the Old Man Logan comic series which came out before Assassin’s creed

[@nekipeh7373]

Man said "no" to all knowledge in the world just to be with one girl he loves. At the end it pays out, he passes away peacefully, his family is safe, he has a new successor... What is interesting to me is that Altair took the opportunity to learn the knowledge that Apple of Eden offered, and it kinda ruined his life, with all the loss of friends, wife, even the sons in some way. But he still passed away peacefully just like Ezio. I see it as that some people who have been offered the same thing will have same ending, but they can choose with who to spend that time: with your loved ones or for a greater good. I grew up with these games, and they will always have special place in my hearth ❤️

[@kieranbrfc_864]

Wow... It's so sad how his life was ripped apart so young at 17 and losing all of his close friends list and family like Mario and leanardo and he still goes through no matter how hard it is and it's sad for me who played and loved ac2,brother hood and revaluations and loved ezio

[@cappypappy]

actually Leonardo didn't die throughout the game

[@badreedinedjellali1328]

it's sad that he will not see he's daughter grow

[@Darthrevanelrevanchistan]

@@badreedinedjellali1328 and his son too

[@stefanospavakevas]

@@cappypappy He died offscreen

[@ibadriba]

That is what awaits all of us at some point. We can only hope to also feel contentment at the end. But it is hard to know that you’re leaving your children and other loved ones behind. To not be able to celebrate with them when they bloom, not being able to comfort them when they are down. And there sure are obstacles yet to come. Knowledge of this is the hardest part, not death itself.

[@thegamerassassin8886]

Ezio still use his revelation fighting style

[@JohnDoe-hi9ep]

Heh love the sigil

[@badreedinedjellali1328]

well this movie is after the event of revelations he even married Sophia and have a child it's incredible how in this age he was able to have children may boy ezio still get it

[@KingdomKali]

@@badreedinedjellali1328 women go through menopause, but men don't shoot blanks at any given age, they can be potent until death. But I get what you're saying. It's sad he didn't get to watch his kids grow up much. As for the guy on the bench, that WAS TOO much to NOT be someone. A guy wouldn't say any of those deeper things, grab his hand, OR nod if he wasn't aware of the legend he was sitting next to. But it's also obvious they left Ezios family alone. Or his bloodline would have never made it to the present day. Thus, Ezios and Desmond's life paths wouldn't have been exactly where they were supposed to be, to save the world in 2012.

[@conorkennway3053]

Where is charles lee?

[@1996Pred]

I really love the moment when he performed the same move he learned from Yusuf (14:32)

[@justadad6677]

When they created AC2, they created one of my all time favorite protagonist of all times. Ezio Auditore was and still is, an amazing person brought to life, through a game.

[@gabrielmarius984]

I don't even know what to say. You were a legend, and you shall remain a legend in our hearts. I just wanna say: Thank you, Ezio Auditore!

[@nicksparrow009]

"My life will evolve, my mind will evolve with the time.... my mistakes makes me stronger, I will learn to love what I have" ~Ezio Auditore Da Firenze

[@kurokitsune6173]

When does he say that?

[@Stealthful_]

Nice.

[@firewarrior5828]

Words to live by.

[@nicksparrow009]

@@kurokitsune6173 Can't remember either

[@extenduss]

13:56 I love how completely unphased he is by a cannon blowing his door open. He's just like "Okay, we're doing this now."

[@Prep_Man]

Well I mean the Auditore manor was blown up by cannon fire

[@annahenrietta9517]

​@@Prep_Man He was in bed with lady Sforza too when it happened. 😂

[@randomx8849]

He has seen so much sh*t in his life nothing fazed him anymore.

[@loudsilence377]

He's experienced worse. He dealt with things like that his entire life

[@riven4121]

"yup... we're doing this again" was probably his thought process

[@eternald6708]

The legendary Ezio Auditore da Firenze. Cradle to grave, we know him, grew up with him, lived with him, struggled with him, and were there with him when he died. He lived a troubled life, having lost much of his family. Hate, hate can keep a man warm, and it kept him moving forward. He was not without his moments either, for while most grey clouds can have a silver lining, one might say Ezio's flame burned gold. He enjoyed many good years after retiring from the order, able to raise two children, and spend his time with Sofia, without much concern or worry. For all the darkness that followed him, it made the light that remained, that much brighter. Now, we must say our farewells, and be thankful that he was able to live such a charmed life, even with what troubles he had. He became an agent of justice, working in the darkness that he might serve the light. Blessed be that he had a family, and those who were there with him when it all happened, unlike the many broken souls he placed face down into the dirt. Requiescat in pace, and remember always. Nothing is true; everything is permitted.

[@carnagekraven8532]

It’s sad to say that we’ll never get another Assassin as iconic as Ezio. He is the true Assassin. Unlike now

[@claytonbugeja1125]

Bayek was also good

[@OgblookTheWise]

@@claytonbugeja1125 assassins creed origins: stardust crusaders Egypt arc

[@thecommentguy9380]

No other assassin has ever gotten Ezio's level of character development.

[@blinkachu3394]

Honestly that's kind of unfair, as Ezio had 3 main games, was directly linked to Desmond (who had 5 games), and has many side appearances or mentions too in other games. I love Ezio, but the way people hail him as the best Assassin seems misguided, as other games have to merely do in 1 game in terms of character progression what Ezio got in 3.

[@shartish43]

Bayek is a nice character too, too bad he didn't get a sequel, that would've breathed life back in the games.

[@desirees3539]

Thank you so much for posting this. I just finished AC Revelations last night and felt like I was left hanging and this really brought it all together for me. Ezio is my favorite Assassin and I really loved how Ubisoft allowed these shorts to become apart of the series. Wish they would have done it with their other AC installments.

[@alexsalcedo7330]

Ezio: my first impulse was to aim for the head. Me: take notes thor

[@grimmywizard]

Thor is still not killing Kratos.

[@midasmagnezone4282]

lmao good one

[@user-uj2cq6rd8n]

His father Odin would go for the head😂😂

[@BADOLODON]

But, Ezio did not do it also..

[@A.R.Shahan]

Good one.

[@JokerLord420]

I cried when Ezio passed away. 😭😢

[@Daherl]

I too man :(

[@worm4475]

Me too

[@RedJLP]

Requiescat in pace, Ezio Auditore

[@tired_raccoon6640]

Same

[@AmericanBoy-si9zg]

I did too

[@chasemartinez6466]

Seeing how good the writing was in the good ole days breaks my heart🥲 I miss actual assassins creed, I miss the creed and the hidden blade and the robes, the fun parkour, the overarching story that progresses with each game until 3, but most of all I miss Ezio😭😭😭

[@mark502]

Same 😔🥹

[@Patruicio]

This is the best ending for Ezio's life, specially that finalle!!! The Templar sitting by his side that instead of killing him, continuing the eternal war, the way he holds his hand and says to ezio to have courage and then just nodded, regognizing Ezio's as a honorable man and a worthy adversary that deserves to die on his terms, and then his words "Get Some rest!" meaning "Rest now old enemy!!!!" And then his look in 19:04! He is thinking, I fought, I killed, I lost, I loved and was loved, now... now is time to let go!!!!!

[@yourviewyouropinion9136]

Exactly!! Even at 18:41 he says to him courage old man in italian and then smiles at him and the next thing you see at ezio is an angry face because of getting used to all those years of fightning with the templars going to a more calm face by staring at him realizing that his enemy smiles at him showing him respect and then we see the templar again closing his eyes showing him that he wont attack leaving him to die in his peace and tells him to get some 'rest' huh?, meaning to just relax and stop fearing his enemy for a minute and look around and be happy with what he has achieved so far

[@agentghost7447]

Not a Templar tho

[@VarunKumar-xu2hs]

Who’s that guy I think I saw him somewhere

[@inyourgrillbrunson9575]

@@agentghost7447 he is a templar kid

[@Proaz15]

@@inyourgrillbrunson9575 it was never confirmed.

[@assassins61599]

16:12 that laugh tho, he’s like yup still got it

[@larrapappu3064]

Yup am still in!

[@jeepamir508]

19:05 - the joy and relief on his face in his last moments of seeing his family being alive and enjoying life. So poetic and coming full circle with him seeing his family's death was the beginning of his way and him seeing his family alive was his end.

[@lubosmith]

The guy at the end was a templar sent to kill Ezio, but seeing as he was dying, there was no point. Also he grabs his hand indicating Ezio figured it out and went for his small knife as defense and told him to rest showing he knew he was dying.

[@peedfarded]

If you watched it, you would see that he was having a fit of coughing due to his health. The man grabbed his hand as this happened. So he gave no indication as to being a templar. He said to Ezio, coraggio vecchio which means "courage, old man". Simply giving solace to a dying man.

[@elvis_mello]

That doesn't make much sense, since that guy had neither wepons or templar signs. Ezio wasn't a master assassin anymore, so there was no point in killing him

[@TheShortbread123]

Hyperion the man is a reflection of Ezio as a younger man, it’s basically been confirmed.

[@kurokitsune6173]

I got the feeling the guy was a templar, the expression he gives after kiiiinnda indicates it but that could just be his look as well. If he was a templar, though, he wouldn't have left Ezio sit there alive as he wouldn't have known how long Ezio had left. I kinda agree that he might seem a younger version of Ezio as Ezio was the same when he was that age. Kinda life repeating itself or much like life flashing before your eyes so to speak.

[@shirleybaker3151]

@@TheShortbread123 that guy is no reflection of ezio, ezio is was and still is way more handsome than him

[@Nenjax_Anguis]

I think this was absolutely the perfect ending for Ezio. He passed on his knowledge and died by his family in Firenze. Magnifique

[@Freddabeast-lx6bd]

"My story is one of many thousands, and the world will not suffer if it ends to soon" -Ezio Auditore

[@kirank287]

Shao Jun deserves a new game. A better one

[@kirank287]

Redziz yeah lol

[@gavrazefanda1438]

@Flezie how can u guess that? 😅

[@gavrazefanda1438]

@Flezie lol,bruh 😂😂

[@badreedinedjellali1328]

she kould off become the most iconic assassin's creed character if the made her an open world game

[@kirank287]

@Vaidex pretty random though but how xD

[@maxedlegacy3330]

When his daughter looks as he passes away, what a tear jerker 😞

[@SkylineFreak888]

Probably not the first to say this but a little while ago I realised that we have literally watched Ezio grow up over the years. We have been watching literally from the day he was born to the day he died. From a mischievous teenage kid from Venice to one of greatest assassins in the creed's history alongside Bayek, Altair, Basim etc. He was a good man to the end. RIP.

[@vladsorin6144]

me:playing ezio trilogy for the 10 time ezio:after all this time me:always RIP the best assasin

[@gamesboigamer9665]

Always and forever

[@SexLuthor]

Rip Edward kenway aswell he has a shitty ending

[@KnightOfAwesometon]

I remember the first time I watched this as part of the Collectors Edition of Revelations. Even after all these years, I still cry like I did that first time. There are few characters who are as close to my heart as Ezio Auditore Da Firenze and seeing this is like witnessing the death of a loved one.

[@aleksandarsavevski377]

I know how you feel still even years later revisiting his games then embers it feels like watching someone close to you die and even though time has passed you still haven't forgotten about him

[@jungi001]

I cannot describe how much Ezio's last words touch my heart and how much it actually influences how I live my life

[@anirbanchanda9211]

so many games none can replace this one man true assassin true legend miss u EZIO

[@badreedinedjellali1328]

ah Edward kenway

[@bunnitomoe3866]

Altaïr?

[@Stealthful_]

Si.

[@Stealthful_]

@@badreedinedjellali1328 maybe for you my fellow Assassin's Creed fan but not for me, _not for me._ Nothing can replace Ezio for me. That's just how it is.

[@beasttitan9699]

@@Stealthful_ both have different stories but sad end dude , the auditore's and kenways have given big impact on assassin'screed franchise both of these legacies cannot be forgotten

[@itiswhatitis5455]

biggest mistake since the release of this... everyone was crying out for ac in china but instead three most interesting setting of china india and russia became side crawler games....

[@kazekagejichujisoo7838]

@Joshua Phillips if only assassins creed was made by a different company then it wouldn’t be in the state it is now

[@Conorp77]

I think they should just make games in those settings anyway and help them inform the plot, its not like many have played them, what a waste of three amazing settings.

[@itiswhatitis5455]

@@Conorp77 honestly the ac ip was dead since syndicate may be origin, but after that they arent ac games anymore they are just shit triple a rpg that ubisoft attempted and know its not good enough to compare so they throw the ac title with it and put on the shelf....in reality ac is dead

[@Conorp77]

@@itiswhatitis5455 Well, hard disagree there. Valhalla is awesome.

[@itiswhatitis5455]

@@Conorp77 if you can really say to yourself they are great ac games then enjoy it by all means

[@nicholasalley7324]

I keep watching his final letter through the years. As i get older, it keeps getting more emotional. Seeing comments on this video that are new even to this day makes me feel some type of way. I miss these days. "Can you hear me, Cypher?"

[@nikoalic.o.dgamer9862]

On this year of 2024, ezio died 500 years ago. may he rest in peace 🙏 🪦

[@Hogat.]

Requiescat en Pace, Ezio Auditore.

[@japewken8285]

Shao=Connor Ezio=Achilles It fits perfectly. I miss them 😭

[@tanimer225]

It’s really bitter sweet. Just finished the Ezio chronicles. Last time I played his life, I was but a kid. Now as a man, the impact of Ezio’s life has even more meaning. A full life of countless experience that most could only dream of. Yet if he could only go back to his younger day, who knows how different things would’ve been. RIP Ezio, even as I end this trilogy, the memories of playing him will remain in my heart.

[@MichelePardini]

It's impossible to describe what Ezio means to me. I've played countless games since I was 10, starting with Commodore 64, PC and console up to PS4. I have never had the same feelings for any other character, truly a masterpiece from Ubi. And also thank so for Lineage and Embers, you really nailed it. A small thing on Embers, as Italian I find incredible that no one in QA realized that there are two mistakes in the final speech: "... and love, most especially, mio caro..". Well, "mio caro" means "my dear" but refers to a male, he is referring to Sofia so he should have said "mia cara" , as it is in the Italian dubbed version. Second, no Italian would sign such love letter with "Ezio Auditore" , just "Ezio", again as it is in the Italian version.

[@kyles-xp7fd]

Just played through the Ezio collection again then watched this... still sobing now, what a amazing set of games and what a amazing character... RIP Ezio auditore da firenze, lost but never forgotten

[@xeno2213]

Shao Jun's character arc was almost like Ezio's though. She deserves to have her own game.

[@t.wcharles2171]

She does but I don't blame you for not knowing after all ac chronicles wasn't well advertised.

[@cosmicdioxide]

Among the three chronicle games, i really beg ubisoft to make a full length 3rd person game of shao jun, starting the game with her journey from meeting ezio back to china. I really want to see ezio for the last time :(

[@azaelguerra]

I know that Shao Yun already got a game in Assassins Creed Chronicles China, but I would love to see them give her a proper return to form game. In fact I believe she might even be deserving of a trilogy, giving us more informaion about her and her mentor, showing us what we may not have seen in embers, how she reacted to Ezio's passing, maybe even the man on the bench, and I would love to see what was in that box , maybe a feather. The kind Ezio collected for his brother. The restoration of the chinese order and whatever comes after that, as well as a modern day like the original games had. I don't read the comics so I'm not too familiar with Desmond's son, but bringing him along and saying that he's a descendant of Shao Yun perhaps from his mother's side seems like phenomenal fanservice to me, since they are both the next generation for Ezio and Desmond. Ubisoft even has a gimmick already in play with Shao Yun, her foot blade. All in all, I just think that a full blown Shao Yun Assassin's Creed has great potential and would be well received.

[@MATA-mz1db]

*I wish i could erase my memory so i can relive Ezio' s whole life again* this shows you how much Ubisoft did an amazing job for this game and taught us so much about history into a whole different way Remember there is no book or teacher to give you the answers or show you the path choose your own way

[@shortysrule2592]

I like Shao Yun a lot. She shows so much reverence, respect, and patience for cranky and guarded Ezio.

[@Someone89a]

I love how the animations and scenes relate back to ac2.

[@taylrthegreat]

that disarm looked like straight out of the game lol

[@chasegomez9026]

We all bow our heads for Grand Master Ezio. His war has been won, his battle over, but his teachings will live on. Addio, Gran Maestro.

[@vaibhavnegi995]

No one(NO ONE)!!! Can be compared to Ezio... He's the one who rules over the heart of people... ❤️❤️❤️

[@muffinsenpai9074]

How great would it be if they make an Assassin’s creed with Shao Yun, and at one point of the game, she comes to meet Ezio.

[@rebeccakonze5644]

Assassin's creed chronicles china is what your looking for

[@cappypappy]

there's an Assassin's Creed : Chronicles trilogy...Russia, India, and of course China so you can play as Shao Jun

[@hirokjyotideka5571]

@@cappypappy all those 3 could have been a standalone games. Those are some of the largest and important civilisations. But nope.

[@DarthNoox]

@@hirokjyotideka5571 I wish they were made like standalone games, like the other Assassin Creed games instead of the 2.5D we got.

[@xysm5224]

@@cappypappy China is good, India is a little worse and Russia is a fucking mess. Sadly they're not looking at Asia yet, and i swear to god if they don't continue Jun's story i'm done with these games.

[@farisshahab3904]

It really makes me cry 😭 ezio the best assassin of all time what a story what a beautiful ending with such golden lines your are the true legend RIP Ezio Auditore da Firenze. 💔

[@LeeJ2512]

I got this movie as part of the collector's edition of Revelations and this is the first time I've actually watched it. It's incredible. I prefer the theory that the young man was a Templar sent to kill him but respected him enough to let him die peacefully.

[@NickyLunaLove]

I really loved the subtle detail of him flicking his wrist to extend his hidden blade out of habit only for it not to be there

[@JamesPSmith-lk7gg]

Easily one of the best video game protagonists ever! And Ubisoft created it and didn't screw up for once. RIP Ezio...amazing character!

[@cosmicdioxide]

The fact that i came back to this movie after a while just to see if i still cry to the ending, and i still did, is just amazing. We never met, this man didn't even exist, yet i still mourn to his death after 10+ years.

[@trulydisgusting5454]

I just realized that Ezio's actual last words are "I don't think Firenze is your problem." but the actual last words that will be remembered from Ezio is what he said to Sofia which is "I am home."

[@zeus_0182]

When a legend dies,we can only cry for him/her... Thank you for everything, Ezio Auditore

[@JaydenLeJones]

AC was something typically everyone has touched, but me. At least until a couple months ago I decided to buy the Ezio collection. I was far from disappointed. Ubisoft did an excellent job in engaging the audience with the main character, literally watching Ezio grow from his first breath to his last. It’s almost as if you grew up with him.

[@altair5237]

"Nothing Is true, Everything Is Permitted"

[@flukeperfect1880]

so his death isn't true and bringing him back in a future game using an artifact of eden would be permitted lmao

[@altair5237]

@@flukeperfect1880 His death was Permitted.

[@vikrant1401]

everyting is true, nothing is permitted

[@mandrake904]

This movie alone won’t tell you just how skilled and deadly assassin shao jun is in her own game. It’s no surprise that she was trained by ezio.

[@MrBda241]

I love the theory that the young man in the end was a Templar sent to kill Ezio, but he chooses to let him Die naturally, seeing as he was already there to begin with. The respect he gained from both sides cannot be ignored and the young man knows it. He let him die on his terms are of sheer respect for an enemy.

[@soltagaming4325]

I think he is sort of a grim reaper look at that smile of him I think he wanted to say it's time and he left because he wanted to let him see his family for the last time

[@MrBda241]

@@soltagaming4325 That works just as good, agreed. Hell, he could be the reaper imitating a young Ezio as well.

[@soltagaming4325]

@@MrBda241 yeah and i it was true then iam fully satisfied with this ending🙂 I don't like that Templar theory and all bla bla..

[@dumianman1463]

I like the theory of it just being a hallucination of ezio's past, a mirror to who he was. A last moment of doubt before finally accepting that it was time to move on. To go back to his family. To finally rest in peace

[@aaronmathias6739]

And just like that I am left, yet again, emotionally overwhelmed by Assassins Creed. There's just something so wonderfully esoteric in the series - Honour, being noble, sacrifice.... Esoteric because in our times these concepts feel abjectly abstract.

[@afriendlyrebel5709]

I remember this is the first that I cried at this clip where Ezio passed away, and second one is Arthur Morgan from Rdr2 last year

[@lucareinikainen2637]

9:50 I got so much goosebumps from this scene, She is such an amazing character (Ezio as well) and I really think Shao Jun deserves her own game

[@frostyviv]

*AC Chronicles: China Intensifies*

[@lucareinikainen2637]

@@frostyviv I mean yeeeahhh but you know, a proper ac game, just imagine 😍

[@frostyviv]

@@lucareinikainen2637 Yeah! It would be cool

[@xysm5224]

why did ubisoft avoid making a main game that was set in asia? Xi is some kind of maniac with historical places or something?

[@MrWhite-ko4hf]

@@xysm5224 Assassin's Creed Red will take place in Japan, Assassin's Creed Jade as well will take place at China

[@MaleOreo]

Tears every time, thank you ubisoft and to all of the developers that put time into this beautiful franchise.