Assassin's Creed Embers Reaction

[@legendofliamd]

Beautiful isnt it? We followed this man from the day hes born, his youth, the tragedy that made him an assassin, his growth from novice to master, his retirement and finally his passing Requiscat in pace , Ezio Auditore

[@Wr3nchNPlay]

it is indeed

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

☺️

[@Engist18]

The man on the bench quoted the exact words Ezio said back in AC II when he was a delinquent. A subtle indication of it being death itself and Ezio's reaction showing how much he has changed.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😯 nice little detail there 😀

[@kowjuice11]

Ezio’s speech at the very end stuck with me as a kid. At 23 now i completely understand every word and i appreciate this character more than most franchises i love. You earned your rest mentor

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Earned his rest ten times over 🥲

[@ArthurD]

I hope you've became a better person as an aftermath of that. Like me.

[@brentgrisier1738]

When Ezio is rammed into the tree, after he pushes the man off him and laughs. You could tell right there that Ezio is still that rebellious boy at heart and that he missed the thrill of being an assassin.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Indeed 😊

[@supersaiyan9259]

You've earned your rest brother Requiescat in pace (rest in peace)

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😌

[@axelvonelern8081]

Ezio became an Assassin when he was 17-18 years old and retired at 56 he spent the last 9 years of a normal life with his wife Sofia and their children and his last breath at 65. Mentor Ezio Auditore da Firenze, for to knowing and understanding for what it is to be an Assassin. "Requiescat in pace" (Rest in peace)

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

🥲

[@niketesambrosiosdelagrece2266]

Ezio forever. Love his whole trilogy and his life from birth to death. One of the best game character. :) These stories and all characters in ACII, ACB and ACR are great. And Roger Craig Smith (Ezio's voice) did an excellent job.

[@franciscomartinlopez6916]

A nice little detail I like to recall is that Ezio's son is named Marcello. In Revelations, Ezio states that Suleiman is a remarkable young man, and that his father should be proud of him. If you remember, when Ezio is talking to Suleiman and Prince Ahmed shows up, Suleiman presents Ezio as his "european advisor, Marcello". I like to think Ezio named his son in honour of Suleiman, because by the time Ezio's son would have been born, sultan Suleiman "the Magnificent" was already one of the best rulers of Europe

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Good spot on that detail 😯

[@franciscomartinlopez6916]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames Thank you 😄

[@luisalmanza119]

One of the greats of gaming. "Love, Liberty and Time"

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

🥲

[@5226-p1e]

you know the weird thing, this speech sounds like it was inspired by the USA constitution and many other concepts of the founding fathers own speeches and writings, like there is this quote that mentions fighting for liberty with eternal vigilance that comes to mind, i can't remember the whole quote, but it goes something like this as a paraphrase. life and liberty and the Pursuit of happiness are the foundations to a functioning society, but that reality must be fought for with eternal vigilance otherwise we will lose it, it also goes along with some other speeches Ezio has used in this franchise that also might have been inspired by the founding fathers in the Pursuit of freedom and maintaining that freedom. damn, i wish i could remember the quotes.

[@kieranstander921]

I like the theory that the guy who sat with Ezio in those last few moments was death. Another theory is that it was a Templar hitman who was sent to kill him but he saw that Ezio was on death's doorstep anyway so he let him be.

[@muldoone6920]

Ezio.. the coolest assassin ever.. Man, when I saw this, I cried so hard.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

He was the GOAT 🥲🤩

[@niketesambrosiosdelagrece2266]

20:16 I like this eagle symbolism... final goodbye. Like a soul that flies away. BTW both "Altair" and "Ezio" means "eagle".

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😊

[@allsparkwarrier]

I just finished up watching the entirety of your videos from AC 1 to Embers, and I really enjoyed seeing your reactions. So glad you enjoyed seeing Ezio's story from beginning to end and looking forward to seeing more Assassins Creed reactions from you both 😁

[@FireCat14]

This made the fans of the series cry a lot! I still tear up when I see this!

[@PSGameStation]

Thank you for the legendary Ezio journey! Extra bits: in the AC books, Ezio goes together with Machiavelli and says his farewells with Leonardo who is bedridden and dies soon after. If Bethany ever has nothing to read, she should pick AC books. These have extra lore, stories etc. not seen in games.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Thanks for letting us know that. One thing missing was the goodbye to DaVinci

[@KyleGoalby]

You've earned your rest ezio requiascat in pace

[@Vertiguous]

Shao Jun is the protagonist for Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China. The Chronicles games were 2D side-scrolling platformers, very different from the main games, hence why they don't get talked about a lot.

[@5226-p1e]

it's too bad they decided to go with a 2D sidescroller, and it's the same for the other ones they made too, i can't stand side scrollers, i mostly avoid them. it would almost be better had they remade these games into the AAA status, but not the RPG nonsense of today, i'm sick of that gameplay aspect.

[@Junweitrustnobody1403]

​@@5226-p1eyeah i agree and i don't want to be that guy but the way they pronounce Shao Jun as Shao Yun is weird. They could have pronounce Jun the same way as the month June but remove the "e". I'm not complaining about it, just found it weird and interesting that they go with that

[@tython055]

​@@Junweitrustnobody1403She's also the mentor to one of her best students, who went on to establish a brotherhood in Japan - where the events of Assassin's Creed Shadows takes place decades later.

[@Junweitrustnobody1403]

@@tython055 oh interesting, that's cool. I wonder if it will have clans, warriors and daimyos that i know from Sengoku Jidai

[@tython055]

@@Junweitrustnobody1403We will, but only as a prologue. The rest of AC Shadows will cover the aftermath of Oda Nobunaga's passing. Hence, an original what-if scenario of Yasuke's life after serving under Nobunaga as a retainer. And if possible, we might get a cameo of an older Shao Jun who is already in her 70s at this point during the game.

[@michellerahe4853]

"And now.. in the twilight of my life.. this understanding has passed into contentment. All so disposable. Are the fuels that drive me forward.. and love.. most especially my love" 😢 Also the young man that randomly sat next to him was his younger self telling him its okay to let go. Because you saw how Ezio looked at how naive he started his life. And now he can pass knowing he has more then enough for his life and those around him.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Beautiful way to bring it to a close 🥲

[@karthiksubramanian2279]

I believe Ezio is the only character that had the biggest character development in AC universe. Ezio to me is truly someone special. We have seen him since his youth days to middle age, to old age and death, even passing the torch moment. He is not like the other assassins we've been introduced to.

[@crnlonewolf3195]

His letter to his daughter has always made me tearful smile 😢

[@venomnizer]

Requiesce in pace Ezio Auditore da Firenze

[@andrewjackson497]

By the way Altair was 92 when he passed away the oldest assassin to die and ezio was 65 when he passed away

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Thanks for this info 😀

[@xorngoh7303]

For that time period that Altair is from, living to 92 is a miracle, especially when life expectancy is half or maybe less than half his age when he died.

[@TheGentleCreepers]

One of the greatest assassin of all time! R.I.P. Ezio Edit: Some people say that the man with the scar at the end is death itself.

[@5226-p1e]

yeah, some people say he had a templar emblem on him, but i have seen the clip many times and i have not seen that emblem so i just don't know for sure, but it's possible, it's just killing an old man who's practically on his death bed already seems a little pointless. but what i find odd is the loss of the pleasance of the brotherhood in this city at all, because back when he was in the brotherhood, he really built it to last and it spanned across many countries including his own cities, so i just don't know. it also didn't much make sense that he didn't have the brotherhood protecting him on his villa, for a figure like himself it would have made sense that he'd have that kind of protection and presence especially at his old age and a family to protect, but then again we don't know what these past 10 years of his life have been like, it's possible he did originally have more help or something like that but it looks like he became disgusted of the brotherhood for some unknown reason and maybe that might explain why he was living like this, that's just speculation on my part, but it appears something like that might have happened where some incident that caused his distain for that kind of pleasance at his villa. like i understand Ezio as a figure he's more of a lone wolf type, but at his old age, it would have made more sense that he would have been better protected, like a mafia does with their elder leaders or the mob boss has his protection, which historically were Italian lol, but that's more beside the point i'm attempting on making. it just feels out of character for him to distance himself from the protection of him and his family.

[@derfritz4550]

@@5226-p1e Special that was something Ezio didnt want...Protection from the Assassins would have made his home a bright Light pointing on one of the most valuable targets for every templar out there. also So far i remember Ezio didnt leave the Assasins on a good Point...it got pretty heated up once he decided to leave it for good. He was taking Distance from all of that to protect himself and his Family.

[@5226-p1e]

@@derfritz4550 i get that point of view, however you would think some of that protection would be undercover or perhaps members of the brotherhood possibly tried to protect him undercover so there was no open presence and maybe that's why he wanted to be left alone, idk, again just speculation on my part. because there really isn't much to extract and because we really don't know the history in-between the gap of history from the last decade of his life. correct me if i'm wrong but i think Ezio was in his 60s in Revelation's? and finally settled down with Sofía near his mid 60s, idk, i'm not sure but judging on his age of that game and the age he appears now it looks like he's at least in his mid to late 70s, also judging by his Childs age, she looks to be maybe age 9 or 10, it's hard to say to be honest. maybe there is some written lore that i don't know about out there that further expands on this idea as it would seem from this movie he's distanced himself from the influence of the brotherhood and appears to have some distain for it.

[@ltwatlas6948]

Judging by how freely chinese templars were in Firenze, I think assassins lost their control over the city for a long time ago. Templars just didnt (want to) notice Ezio, not until he stood in a way of their chinese colleagies. And that "random" scarred man was definetly a templar, cant be a coincedence. Did he killed him though? Cant say, but after that tree hugging session, Ezio's coughing became much much worse, so he was already dying. Again, "nothing is true", just my thoughts about that.

[@5226-p1e]

@@ltwatlas6948 i doubt they would have lost control, by the time Ezio left the brotherhood it was spread far and wide and they were pretty much an army at this point, it was basically an Empire of assassins, they had so much control spread across the known seas of the time i just highly doubt that. i suppose it's possible they might have been distracted by some other event going on in the city at the same time, but again going after an old man in that ending scene seems pointless as he was already on his deathbed, i think it was pretty much a fluke in how he was able to fight and not die during the assault on his villa. i know you think he died due to that guy being a templar or whatever, but i have seen this clip many times and i have not seen that emblem that people say they see, hell i have outright slowed down the video using youtubes built in slow video option and it's never seen in the clip. i think it was due to his stroke on that bench that was uncontrollable that ended up killing him, he has had a hard few days with her and he was already suffering some kind of sickness from his cough.

[@LlamaIndustruies]

You've earned your rest, il mentore. Requiescat in pace.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😔

[@FluffyJackie]

Shao Yun was actually supposed to be the next protagonist after Ezio. But Ubisoft, unveiling the delusion that now commands their every move, didn't think that a female protagonist would be well received. Not only were they terribly sexist in that decision but failed to understand (and fail to this day) that the only things their audience wanted were and are well written, captivating stories by people that are passionate about the craft of storytelling and game design, no matter what the sex of the protagonist is.

[@Mitchel057]

It's really great to see Ezio for the last time knowing that he led a quiet life in his last years, Shao Jun is also an incredible assassin with an interesting story It's a shame that the Chinese Chronicles game is little known, although it is very interesting in my opinion

[@micaeljoseph8585]

the same plaza where he talked to his dad for the last time before donning the hood and in the plaza where his reason for becoming an assassin started.

[@willdwane156]

This is where assassins creed ended

[@F_A_T_T_A_S_H_K_A]

I promised myself not to cry, but...

[@BroPaulSyrel]

Requiescat in pace Ezio

[@youngprince7820]

Happy Monday and Memorial day! To you guys!

[@Kalolui94]

18:00 yes there is an AC in china just not like the normal games. It's called AC Chronicles China

[@illyahrthebard3303]

At this point, Ezio is 65 and Sofia is 48. Ezio is an old man who spent half his life fighting. He's earned his peace They did release an AC game set in China, but it was a short game that was part of a trio called Assassin's Creed Chronicles

[@dandytetsuiga338]

Hey not sure if there was a hiccup with Patreon but this video is no longer in the Ezio Playlist. Thankfully it's still available here😁

[@Ghost_R4cc00n]

I can say that this movie really hit home and it caused me to cry for the lost of a brother/mentor in all gaming medias 😢 but his legacy still lives on within the Assassin’s Creed franchise with “Ezio’s Family” being the most memorable song that the games are following and change in ever game within the creed. As his legacy still stay high and strong. May he never be forgotten and stay forever in our hearts to lives out there 😄 With that said, I hope you two check out “Desmond’s Journey” as it’s an additional side of discovery Desmond’s life story and how he accepted his role of becoming an assassin. Or you can check out “Lost Archives” that focuses on the life of Subject 16 and discover his story and what had happen to him within his struggles and life in Abstergo industries as a subject rat

[@yugioht42]

Ezio’s legacy did not die as his bloodline continued. It went to Edward Kenway the pirate turned assassin, it next went to the turncoat Haytham, and into Conner who learn the assassin ways from scratch. Although it might have appeared in both Jacob and Evie Frye the twin assassins during the reign of queen Victoria. It ended up in Desmond. The other bloodline was of Kassandra, that blood went to legendary assassin Amunet aka Aya of Siwa, and Evior. I’m not sure where shadows line is going as Japan was isolated until the Dutch opened ports in Yokohama. And the Americans literally busted down the political door in the 1800s and showed the Japanese exactly why we were the best. We showed them trains, telegraphs, and modern firearms. The Japanese were absolutely stunned and didn’t know what to make of it. Only five years later did they make the trans-pacific voyage after we first contacted Japan. I believe voices of the past has a good narration on the first Japanese voyage to the US from the diary of one of the innovators of Japan who tried to change the political landscape of the country by changing to the three house system and not of the emperor. He somewhat succeeded as he formed the foundation of the Diet (their upper and lower house) but failed as he couldn’t really understand gender equality just yet although he wrote about it being possible in the future.

[@patrickolson5136]

assassin's creed chronicles continues Shao Jun's story.

[@Dalthorsan]

I just love Ezios story. I dont know of any other game character that you follow from birth to death of old age pretty much.

[@Reaper2004]

Shao Jun is the main character in the side scroller Assassin's Creed Chronicles China

[@gianeirationgco5163]

This final short film of the Ezio’s trilogy made me cry because on how beautiful & sad it was. We followed his life from his birth until his final days with Sofia & their children. No one will never forget him. Requiescat in pace, Ezio Auditore.

[@solidbhatt]

Always makes me cry

[@yugioht42]

Ezio was punched by someone in his youth and it never really healed properly hence the scar. He got medical treatment but it just stayed with him. It actually was a suitor for his sister that actually cheated on her and often talked down upon her. Ezio defending his sister beat him down but not before getting his lip busted open.

[@altoir23]

By the way, Ezio killed that guy in the end, he quietly poisoned him with a hidden blade, and he killed Ezio

[@RogerStanford23]

Ezio Was Amazing

[@khalifabinhendi6107]

Fun fact: Ezio Auditore is one of a few Assassins who died from Natural Causes.

[@svr7823]

If you want to experience Xiao Jun's full story, check out Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China. It has scenes with Ezio, but only in form of tutorials.

[@aristidespedro5017]

One of the developers says that Ezio was murdered in this scene. First, the man who sat next to him is very suspicious. second, HE LITERALLY HAS A HIDDEN BLADE IN HIS RIGHT HAND. he poisoned ezio. Some people say that somewhere he is wearing a Templar cross, but I didn't find it.

[@derfritz4550]

Rest in Peace Ezio Auditore da Firenze 24 June 1459 - 30 November 1525 *sniff*

[@AustinSullySullivan]

The Chinese girl, I think she was the MC of a sidescroller AC game.

[@foxfin5401]

It's Connor time baby. The Kenways are coming.

[@ivanteoh930]

Ezio is a true assasin he chossed to die by going incognito by sitting on a chair

[@peteriter]

Remember in Assassins Creed 2 when we saw Ezio’s birth? I ‘member

[@Sodhi-lf2vf]

Before you watch assassin creed 3 you have to watch black flag, freedom cry, and rouge because they take place before the events of ac3 in canon order

[@aDragonsTail]

Ezios wife must’ve been blessed by the Tom Cruise gods because she really doesn’t look that old😂

[@niketesambrosiosdelagrece2266]

Well, this took place about 13 years after AC Revelation... Ezio died at 65 and Sofia was almost 20 years younger than him (she was de facto born when ACII started). So, she didn't look old because she wasn't that old... she wasn't even 50 - just in her forties and besides, many women over 50 look good and quite young.

[@sevindaherath]

Love your videos guys !!!

[@icebreaker4354]

You may think this wasn’t necessary to watch, but if you think a bit more you basically watched ezio from birth til death Yeah there’s an ac game called chronicles but it ain’t your typical ac game, it’s a stealth focus 2.5D ac game. And you play as 3 different assassins, one of them is (of course) shao jun

[@derfritz4550]

Not so fun fact: Zhengde was a...uhm.....Weinstein of the Ming Dynasty??? >His harem was so overfilled that many women starved to death due to lack of supplies.< -Wikipedia

[@GirlofCulture]

Hmm Interesting..never seen this before. Thank you !

[@aDragonsTail]

You guys have to do the other assassins now please 🙏

[@KNINESVIDS]

I feel like we had to bare witness to his death more so than anything because we started playing him at birth. I always saw the young man as a reflection (not literally, an actual person) of himself, a young cocky florentine boy. But i like your version too.

[@SilverFang95]

Literally pressing buttons to move his limbs around as a literal newborn.

[@KNINESVIDS]

@@SilverFang95 could mod some fallout-esque toddler sequences in? 🤣😂

[@SilverFang95]

@@KNINESVIDS omg, perfect😂

[@ScarriorIII]

I recommend that you react to Mandaloregaming's Homeworld 1 + 2 review, and the Homeworld Cataclysm review. If not that, then try Mac's Lore Homeworld War Complete. The story, music, and atmosphere of the Homeworld Universe (Minus Homeworld 3, we don't talk about that) is top-tier.

[@thangngudxop]

Hey, guys, i hope you'll be doing reaction on Assassin's Creed 3 soon it's one of my favorite and the most emotional one for me

[@DeusValikin]

R U going to continue with AC3

[@valathor95]

So Assassins Creed 3 next?

[@MsSilentGaming]

You guys should watch some chinese Wuxia on your own time, graceful combat does not even compare.

[@Tar-Numendil]

Unfortunately it was a heart attack that killed Ezio in 1524 at the age of 65.

[@TheRealMorningstar]

React to all the yugioh duel links summon animation and voice lines

[@matthewbrown3194]

Recommendation pyro lore team fortress

[@Goldslayer1419]

I dont know why a haven't subscribed till today. I love your videos also please react to the johna dyinglight2 i think thats what its called.❤

[@Ghosty-m3p]

Hey guys :D Made It Early :)

[@niteshadowx2394]

I'm pretty sure the dude that sat at the bench with him was the childhood rival he had which was also his first assassination

[@calucz3772]

Can you react next asssassin creed movie please 🙏

[@the-bravenoob]

Remember guys, Legend's never die, and I'm not crying... ☝️🙂 . . . . You know what; actually I am... 🥲🥲🥲🥲❤️‍🩹