Assassin's Creed: The Ezio Trilogy - 10 Years Later

[@Fizhy]

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[@spaceguybob]

Alright this browser is cringe in the marketing. But it does what it says and I can't down it on that! I highly recommend it

[@quackatit]

Should've mentioned ac2's feathers. Collect fucking 100 and the prize is a cape that makes you always notorious.

[@spaceguybob]

@@quackatit I 100% every game up till rouge multiple times except 3 and this. No way in the world am I doing that

[@quackatit]

@@spaceguybob i didnt know what was the reward and i did it.

[@spaceguybob]

@@quackatitrip

[@IforIMPERIAL490]

Playing the ezio trilogy never gets old and sailing in the high seas as edward never gets old too

[@evolu6696]

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[@shadowninja1059]

True dat lot’s of fun

[@rgjcs2793]

Don't forget about the one man army Connor himself fighting waves of enemies never gets old.

[@rezponze-g6e]

Neither gets playing as connor

[@monkeywatch4916]

Cap

[@gregorywood8265]

Someone said it in previous comments before. This trilogy casts over everything that came after as the most glorious bench mark. I've never felt so connected to a game character. The actor/actors? Playing ezio should really have some love thrown their way as they captured our hearts and minds with a human story in a mad world with huge things going on. Ubisoft captured lightning in a bottle and then let it go. To me, the biggest loss in modern gaming history

[@bullseye5202]

Something new needs to be done with Ezio, I swear. By competent people of course

[@IndyMiraaga]

Roger Craig Smith plays Ezio in every game he's in. He's also the protagonist of Dying Light, and Batman from the Arkham games, and Sonic the Hedgehog, and about a thousand other various roles ranging from Marvel to Transformers. He's by far one of the most talented voice actors in all history.

[@gregorywood8265]

@@IndyMiraaga I was about to ask if you were referring to Nolan North who played Desmond but I'm glad I had the sense to Google first. Wow, what a career Roger Craig Smith has had

[@quinnmarchese6313]

@@IndyMiraaga batman in the arkham games (except for Origins) is the voice actor from the batman animated series, Kevin Conroy. Roger Craig is only in Origins

[@MichaelOdendaal]

Man replaying the Ezio collection on PS5 now and I just want to say these games were built different. They have a magic that just takes me back to my childhood. Replaying now as an adult the games still remain as amazing as the first time I played.

[@shadowninja1059]

Same ezio collection is the pinnacle of assassins creed series to me

[@dylanbivins847]

I just started replaying AC2 last night and I fucking love it so much.

[@shadowninja1059]

@@dylanbivins847 glorious isn’t it?

[@winklenator]

Parkour just hits so much differently when you have this complex puzzle to solve. Everything about the game was so fun.

[@evolu6696]

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[@Arcanelake98]

Goddamn “Ezio’s Family” still gives me chills. I’ll never forget the moment in AC2 when Ezio’s brother says “it’s a good life we lead brother…”and the title comes up. Long live the old AC games. ❤

[@EternalNightingale]

We all know Ezio was about to go off when he showed his hidden blades like that in the intro shit gives me goosebumps everytime

[@evolu6696]

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[@savagefire1401]

"Who are we who have been so blessed, to share our stories like this, to speak across centuries." 🥲

[@shadowninja1059]

roger craig smith executed his role perfectly as ezio

[@evolu6696]

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[@noobsmustdie123]

Love each reaction to the messages ezio receives in each game First in ac2 he is confused and asking questions In brotherhood he is contempt with the message as is as he knows its not for him And revelations where he talks directly with Desmond passing on his own knowledge Same reason I like playing ac black flag as well as I find Edward finding his own path really nice to go through as he isn't even an assassin but slowly becomes one through his whole journey and I would of likes a sequel building his brotherhood and seeing him evolve from fresh assassin to one of the mentors of his time like ezio did before him

[@Longshanks1690]

“My story is but one of many thousands, and the world will not suffer if it ends too soon.” No, but the franchise _will_ suffer Ezio… more than I think any of us ever thought possible.

[@evolu6696]

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[@Ruddi031]

😐

[@Bjjbhcoa86]

What is your opinion regarding Robert the Bruce?

[@evancreagh4663]

We were doing well for a while after his story ended, 3 was really good (you are straight up braindead if you call this game bad), 4 was amazing, Rogue was alright and Unity is possibly the best assassins creed game for gameplay. Syndicate was forgetable but not awful, Origins was great. I would say the series only died with Odyssey and Valhalla

[@bullseye5202]

@@evancreagh4663 Syndicate was underrated, but I mostly agree

[@bramv7174]

I still remember we has a class assignment for history in high school and it was about renaissance paintings and I got the Mona Lisa so we had to gather info on the painter. I just used the the database from AC2 and botherhood. Best 8/10 I ever got in school

[@Jacob-wu3if]

I remember I had to take an art appreciation class in college and the professor showed us a painting of the bonfire of the vanities. I was the only person who raised his hand and said what it was and the professor smiled and was bewildered. I’ll never forget that moment.

[@DaR3ALAWESTSIDENXT33]

@@Jacob-wu3if dawg good shit. that makes me so happy for some reason lol

[@Mark-uh3un]

These games hold up really well to this day, even on the ps3. Truly timeless masterpieces

[@evolu6696]

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[@cyberredpandas1903]

Fun fact: Altair saying that he wishes he could've said that he's seen enough for one life (and later Ezio) was a direct contradiction to the ending of Bloodlines where Altair says that maybe one life is just enough to learn everything from the apple.

[@farhanrahman3609]

i never picked up on that😱

[@SleepingGiant45]

I remember that. I always interpreted that as Altair having been proven wrong by the Apple. The young Altair thought he could learn everything from the Apple in one lifetime, and by the time he was old he realized that the knowledge the Apple contained was too much for just him.

[@javieralmodovar2068]

Well altair said that before revelations so he thought something yet regretted it later on realizing he was wrong

[@broebuck71]

It’s been a very long time since I watched a Fizhy video. I thoroughly enjoy this video with everything inside it. Thank you Fizhy for revisiting this amazing trilogy. It’s awesome, and you’re incredibly talented.

[@evolu6696]

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[@coltonthecreampieking2158]

This trilogy will forever and always hold a special place in my heart

[@energydragon1147]

Same here

[@superkid801]

Excellent video. It’s such a great trilogy! You really got the points of each game. Revelations will be my favorite of the trilogy. Keep up the awesome work!

[@unknownorigin01]

What a masterfully thought out and put together video essay. The passion and love you have for the Ezio trilogy is quite palpable throughout the whole video. Thank you for putting so much effort into this. All the gameplay time, writing of the script and the deep reflection of how much the original teams cared for this series. Thanks again.

[@jaydenjohnson1064]

I just recently played through these games for the first time in 2020, and I have to say they were a beauty and you perfectly encapsulated the feeling of this amazing trilogy. I luckily was never spoiled on anything in this game, and I’m happy to say I enjoyed Ezio’s life from birth to death

[@kwinoh7772]

I love all the Ezio outfits, but the Revelations one is by far my favourite and I feel like people don't acknowledge it as much.

[@IndyMiraaga]

I just wish the Master Assassin outfit and the Ishak Pasha armor's bonuses were swapped. The Master Assassin armor is so bulky that it looks pretty bad for stealth and blending lol.

[@insiderich7372]

agreed...i felt it since the day i first played it all those years ago..the story of two weary assassins fusing in the backdrop of Constantinople was indeed akin to capturing lightning in a bottle...i guess it will never happen again with ubisoft being what it is...my heart weeps :(

[@Charless4141]

I never played ac games properly when i was young. Didnt understand the story at all. These last few weeks i finally got into ezio’s story and i now completely understand the love for this character and his journey. Incredible games.

[@GRH_Roadhouse]

Thanks again for the help moving my fridge freezer fizhy mate appreciate it and remember Seeing the older games just makes me feel sad for what the franchise has become....... Roadhouse

[@evolu6696]

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[@mangocrumble3419]

Another Ten years later video and it's on the Ezio Trilogy! HOW EXCITING!

[@evolu6696]

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[@Frogman1212]

Ah you found another one! How exciting!

[@Incoherent-excitement]

It makes me so sad that the series will likely never be this amazing ever again. 😢

[@randalthor6872]

Golden age of video games! We didn't know what we had until it was gone : (

[@skrum7005]

fun fact in ac revelations i recruited an assassin named yusuf and since i knew yusuf was gonna die i upgraded him to max to replace tazim

[@EnvixityPWNSEC]

I know im 4 months late but i just want you to know, thank you. I was so sad when Yusuf Tazim da Istanbul died(i just got done playing revelations not even 3 hours ago lol)

[@Brayy_xi]

Just bought the ezio trilogy again abt 2-3 days ago and I just started replaying ac 2 and it never gets old, I love this game and can't wait to get back to my assassin ways with the goat ezio.

[@jenwiiaya628]

I played brotherhood all the time years back, definitely one of my faves.

[@evolu6696]

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[@TheKuno]

your 5 year old top videos still pop up in my youtube page, i've watched each of 'em at list 3 times

[@Dankumemes]

ezio's storyline is probably my favorite. his character was built so well, from a cocky Italian teen that only cares for physical desires to one of the greatest assassin's that will do everything he can to protect the weak even if it means sacrificing his life

[@snowpoler]

10 years later and Ezio is still the most charismatic and romantic protagonist of this franchise. Edward is a really close second, but he was charming in a different way I suppose. Jacob is also an entertainer through and through lmao. But yeah, there's something about Ezio's character that just seems to remain unmatched.

[@Arcanelake98]

You hit the nail on the head. All the other protagonists are stoic hotheads.

[@awsome182]

Absolutely. Some people complain that protagonists like Connor are generally not as well liked as Ezio and claim that people only want an Ezio clone and that people like Ezio more because he has confidence and charisma. Well, duh, newsflash, confidence and charisma are the most attractive traits a person can have (on first glance). And some characters like Connor don't have any confidence and charisma. I personally found him awkward, naive and boring. We don't need Ezio clones. Confidence and charisma can be shown in many ways. Bayek for example has confidence and charisma, but he's completely different compared to Ezio.

[@josephwatson886]

I really appreciate you doing this so excited

[@evolu6696]

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[@Longshanks1690]

It really is something of a Shakespearean tragedy in how this series rose so far so quickly… and then fell so far over such a long period of time. It had in it the makings to be one of the greatest video game series of all time in terms of overall narrative quality, with Desmond having the potential to be one of the most popular and beloved video game characters of all time at the end of his arc… but it wasn’t to be. Desmond, like the franchise, was killed before they had their heyday and while Revelations was surely the first peak of AC, it would also sadly be the last peak of the series. 3 would derail it, 4 would attempt to reclaim it but to no avail… and then it’s all downhill from there. This was a fascinating time in which after Ezio, AC could have gone beyond him to be something truly and consistently special but because of how badly they Ubi’d it, it was never actually able to do that and the shadow of these games looms over all their successors still. Not because of blind nostalgia or attachment to one character but because of the care and passion put into every aspect of this series from the writing to the world building to the mysteries regarding the POEs and TOWCB to the philosophies of the two groups to the historical immersion to the gameplay to the music to seemingly every part of these games meticulously developed to be something we never had before, and have never had since. But that was a long time ago, and we’re never getting those days back… which leaves us with only one thing to say; Requiescat In Pace, Assassin’s Creed.

[@parv1679]

Those days were getting boring that's why they change it combat sucked so bad in the first games

[@canaaknight2305]

They set up the perfect continuation with embers, shao could have been the one to usher in the new era of sequels and stories that kept the lore of the original games. Historical Immersion has become its identity

[@evolu6696]

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[@thefirstrobin9909]

It reminds me a bit of hamlet.

[@Ruddi031]

Nobody liked Desmond, I’ve played AC since the release of AC1 directors cut in 2009, been very involved with the community and played every game on release, and I can tell you right now nobody liked Desmond until he died, he didn’t have potential to be “one of the best characters in gaming”, that’s just a loud of bullshit honestly, your whole comment feels like you’ve been brainwashed by mainstream AC KZbinrs like LazerzZ, 3 was an alright game, however it was directly compared to ezio trilogy, along with the character and gameplay, it was critiqued wrongfully by having every aspect compared to its predecessor, they criticism was basically “it isn’t ezio, it isn’t good”, and AC4 is one of the best games in the whole franchise, it took assassins creed and gave us a new step, it evolved the parkour, did devolve some things, and it also gave us a fantastic pirate story to go with the main dish, along with pirate gameplay The games were getting boring by having the same formula and same gameplay over and over again with every game, ezio games declined in sales by each release, they had to give us something new, they finally changed shit up with Unity, and then messed it up with Syndicate, and then gave us Origins which is arguably one of the best games in the franchise and has an amazing lead, though at times poorly written his character is just so charismatic and ambitious that you can directly compare bayek to ezio, please stop writing this bullshit and acting like ezio games are godsent, they have their very evident flaws, both in writing and overall gameplay, have an open mind with the games

[@Okayemokid]

I was taking a renaissance art history class when I was playing AC 2, and it really helped me to remember the things we were learning, because I was seeing these things in the game

[@shockwave1410]

That intro with that music. Man I wish AC games were made with the passion you have for them still. Bravo

[@denegwynn2869]

AC2 economy is absolutely insane. For example, the Medici were the richest people on the planet at the time and lended money to kings and popes. At the height of their wealth, they were worth around 140,000 florins. Explain how my Ezio has 800,000 florins at the same time!

[@Fizhy]

Ezio's a silent stonks kinda fella

[@jr5993]

@@Fizhy this came at the perfect time. I just finished Brotherhood for the first time and at first I was disappointed. Then I started to understand the game a bit more and I decide to replay the early missions. It was incredible. It felt like a new game and the introduction to Cesare Borgia was amazing. I was playing the game wrong towards the end. I was playing it like the new games thinking that the mechanics were off but it was just that I'd got so used to games with shallow gameplay. I also noticed details like the fact that notoriety will make tailing missions 10 times harder, the main source of my frustration with this game. The mission design is still my problem with this game bit I respect it loads more now than I did.

[@ellisbellis300]

i have never been this exited for a youtube video

[@DCapps1994]

Ezio Auditore Da Firenze will always have a special place in my heart next to Master Chief, and Arthas Menethil.

[@mushfiqurrahman2515]

well daaaaamn, this is truly amazing. brings back memories, i cried coz i couldnt play them back then. i saw a lot of things but as soon as the intro of revelations started with Ezio's monologue, i was sold. that changed how i viewed the game before.

[@themythboi4964]

Took me a good couple of months to watch this video properly, but I'm very glad I did. Besides the nostalgia filled rollercoaster you were able to take us on, I also really appreciate how structural you were with telling - story, other aspects (gameplay, soundtrack etc.) and some final thoughts. Made for a great coherent content piece, that I enjoyed greatly!

[@swisschoco25]

I have not played Valhalla , but I've seen alot of game play and I am just dumbfounded on how far apart the game play is from each other. The fighting mechanics is understandable because of the heritage and who the main protagonist is, I guess, but going from a dense city to a sparse city I don't think makes for a good AC game.

[@evolu6696]

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[@FortNite-fb5wm]

I didn’t play a Assassins Creed since Unity. But bought I bought Odyssey like a month or 2 ago and I genuinely enjoyed it. Spent 65 hours +. So much stuff.

[@Koji44-]

I liked Valhalla as a game but it was not a AC game. Spent more time on a boat then on roofs.

[@randalthor6872]

I tried so hard to like valhalla....but I just cant. The Etzio Trilogy is just too good. It's sad how shitty ubisoft has become.

[@natchu96]

@@Koji44- tbf you can say that about Black Flag but somehow the story in that game clicks a lot better with the series themes and style...

[@theguy2932]

gonna be a banger

[@SonOfExcess]

I think your outlook on AC and Ubisoft is far more mature and reasonable than just boycotting all things Ubi related - good job man Just cos modern AC sucks doesn't mean we should forget how amazing it used to be

[@Jacob-wu3if]

Counter attacking a heavy enemy with a spear has the COOLEST animation ever.

[@energydragon1147]

Brotherhood is my favorite out of the three Ezio games and my favorite AC game PERIOD. AC The Ezio Trilogy is coming to the Switch soon and I already preordered ❤

[@doncusson]

Same here, pre-ordered and now the agonizing wait until Feb 17th (thank god for videos like this to get me through it). I've played the others available for the switch currently (AC3 and Rebel Collection) but it looks like they're nothing compared to what awaits me in the Ezio collection. Can't wait!!!

[@splinterborn]

I was lucky to get AC II for xmas 2009, It's been my favourite game ever since. such a "lightning in a bottle" moment for Ubisoft.

[@hashem6356]

One of "The truth" moments that really made me love brotherhood was when it went into conspiracy. for instance, the JFK (Or Aberham Lincoln) shooting was apparently orchestrated by the templars.

[@pascalg16]

Your videos help me sleep. And this is a "wholesome" comment, not an "actual" comment.

[@ragnarphillips1957]

It doesnt have to be from ubisoft but I hope to see another master peirce of a series again. Gotta love a great story.

[@evolu6696]

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[@jaktucker777]

What a fantastic rundown! Great work Fizhy!!!!

[@TonyfromTO]

The ezio epic could bring a tear to a grown mans eye. Im a seventh generation gamer, a boomer if you will, and that first AC trilogy had that 90s/00s edgelord feel thats just lacking from the post 2010s era... anyone know what i mean? I am talking AC, halflife, portal, left4dead, kotor, splintercell etc... those were the days. So many stories, IPs cut short as we entered into the multiplayer, battle royale and microtransactions era.

[@Sanji0974]

Just the intro is perfect thanks man!

[@supervegito2277]

Me getting into assasins creed was a bit on a whim lol. I needed some wishes for christmas (as my mom kept asking, but i was struggling to think of any) and then i remembered... I had just tried out a small bit of AC1 during a school hosted lan party, and read a bit about ac2 in some magazines... so i threw it out there ....one of the best decisions of my life, thats for damn sure. Got it that christmas and beat Rodrigo for the first time on New Years even that year as well, so basically 1 week. That was quite the time. And now im getting back into it again, with how the next game im gonna play on my switch (after im done with some 3ds stuff) will be AC2, then Brotherhood, then Rogue, and finally 3... after possibly redoing the story missions in black flag and rogue first. Thats a journey im looking forward to.

[@ishadezzl]

I replayed the trilogy a while ago and like you Said I rekindled my love for the franchise I grew up with it made me look up to my collection of assassins Creed related merch and say these games are the reason I own that It's sad to see that Ubisoft basically threw what assassins Creed was about under the bus for a more lucrative sales model in which the game Assassins Creed no longer is about the story of the brotherhood But is instead about other historical events with minimal to no inclusion of the brotherhood to appeal to a bigger audience and rake in more money through MTX (looking at you odyssey and valhalla) I hope that one day we get another AC that makes us old fans want to plat again for fun instead of out of brand loyalty Great vid fizhy

[@energydragon1147]

Facts

[@SirForwyn]

I would love if you did videos like this for all the AC installments. Thoroughly enjoy this

[@Fizhy]

I'm sure I'll do one for AC1 to mark 15 years next year.

[@LLFoolJ]

Someone didn't watch the last 5 minutes of the video.

[@ashlynbulsara4238]

Playing the ezio trilogy never gets old

[@rteezee]

Just did the same, played AC 1, Ezios Trio, 3 and now playing unity for the first time, and finished it with all unlockables. Amazing games

[@Agc2749]

Always down for another breakdown of one of the greatest gaming trilogies.

[@yourguysheppy]

Ezio was such a solid character they tried to make Arno the Ezio of France. In all seriousness the moment where the last person Ezio mentors as an assassin is Desmond (if only indirectly), it's such a great moment to wrap up his character.

[@benjaminbendtsen5201]

I just have to say, that I absolutely loved this video. ❤

[@dawsynasay4841]

I know I’m a few months late, but I’m glad you came back to these games. Even though Ubisoft and the Assassin’s Creed series is a shell of their former selves, you can’t change how important these games were and still are. The series may be shit now, but the Ezio trilogy will always be incredible. Not just this trilogy, but AC1 and Black Flag. Love these games for eternity mate

[@CptPatrik]

This is amazingly well made video, makes me want to play the trilogy again!

[@itsapocalyps0443]

I wish the higher ups from Ubisoft could get shown clips that praise the early days of Assassins Creed and realise what they are doing with the series and their games in general is not what the fans want

[@maccmanning8956]

Watching this has made me reinstall the trilogy Ty for unlocking the memories 😊

[@trueseattleite6958]

Great job on the video! I really enjoyed it! Thank you! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@MrJustinKayse]

I remember there was a mission in Brotherhood where you are supposed to protect some woman on a bridge as she escapes. You were only supposed to do it for like 5 minutes and run away. I stayed there for nearly a hour just destroying all the soldiers. I'm pretty sure its the clip you show at the 54 minute mark!

[@fortunaking]

Man I forgot about being subscribed to this channel and I feel guilty. Your content is why I loved your work. Got some damn catching up to do 🔥

[@fennisdembo34]

great tribute to a great trilogy thanks from a fellow fan

[@kevinsolano3264]

55:09 That is the first time i’ve ever seen an animation like that in all of assassins creed.

[@misterydude7]

Fun fact for those who care, the same person who voiced Frederico Auditore da Firenze is also the person who voiced Leonidas of Sparta in Assassin's Creed Odyssey

[@silverlysage6091]

Thank you so much for this!

[@zombieman34]

It’s an Assassin’s Creed video in 2021 which means it’s a breeding ground for Actual Comments for Actual Comments 56

[@jameshosken8823]

First video I have watched of yours, fantastic content! Really enjoyed the video and has encouraged me to play the remastered trilogy i bought earlier this year.

[@krillin2591]

Why have I been subbed for months and not have seen this video until I recently replayed Ezio’s Trilogy…. 🎉

[@Kinggov]

Another fantastic video Fizhy, been watching you for years but never comment thought this needed one, been a massive fan of assassin creed since AC1 , I do believe AC should if ended with Ezio , hope you keep up all your content and I look forward to seeing new content from you

[@Clara_Page]

AC2 ruined me for other games, Somehow they managed to get a strong balance of story telling, charcter development, world building, player progression and advanced yet simple gameplay that encourages experimentation not hinders it.. I haven't seen a game so well developed across the board to this day, maybe I have rose tinted glasses but AC2 set a high bar for me that I've long since given up on being matched again. Now I've prerecorded the Ezio collection on switch and I'm finally going to play through the rest of the trilogy for the first time :D My mom wants to try AC2 too, it'll make for an interesting change of pace from the other AC game... new horizons.

[@MichaelMedici61W2]

Funny that this popped up on my suggestions… I just started replaying the Assassins Creed the Ezio Collection tonight.

[@javieralmodovar2068]

“The auditore are not dead! Im still here! ME! Ezio AUDITORE!” I wish you still were ezio your games were the pinnacle.(i still like the other assassins creed games but they cant compare.)

[@johnbzn6508]

This is the best game trilogy ever

[@BlackWolf-el3gu]

The Witcher

[@gasriel3066]

I am an AC veteran, who else is an AC veteran?

[@Longshanks1690]

I wasn’t there for the first 3 games but I remember being 10 and hyped for Revelations.

[@CJ-hj2uy]

Me me me!!! 🖐🏻

[@swisschoco25]

🙋🏽‍♀

[@Agito4774]

I’ve been playing since start of 2015 when I was 11 turning 12 so I guess that I could say i’m an AC Veteran now at this point 👍🔥

[@usgpillarofark3980]

I guess i am but i dropped after the 3 since they were no more story. I still played AC4 and even more recent titled of course but its not the same anymlre tge magic is gone for a long time.

[@Destxni]

This collection is craving for that 60FPS update on next gen consoles

[@Jack-ji8kr]

It already runs at 60 on the Series X and it plays great. Too bad PlayStation doesn’t care about old games to have an fps boost like Xbox.

[@aidencaswell6872]

Yay

[@LuckyXCX]

That intro, I’m the same way I feel Unity was the last good AC everything after didn’t grasp me and just felt well… different. The ps3 era AC games just had a connection with the characters and the more recent ones don’t hit the same I will always love AC

[@strem5615]

The return of the man

[@Born2Elite]

Ezio's Brotherhood robes are awesome. When Ubisoft includes Ezio's robes in games I wish they used Brotherhood's more than 2.

[@Tarcon_Vaagh_69]

I wonder to this day almsot every evening that how this franchise ended up where it is now. And that is the information what only God knows and every time I'm thinking about this I get to the same point that maybe the triology was the highest point the franchise could've reached. And I know there were so many good ideas like how they introduced Shao Jun and how Chronicles: China played out, and I know that there are still new and new idead people come up with but actually I think the Core AC ideology is complete in the first game. There's no more thing that could fit in there. The Rzio triolgy is Of Course brilliant (and it made my life, and my personality better) but it is still "just" the story of a man who at the end realises that he didn't choose this life, it chose him. And also in the later games they are just trying to create more and more good stories but except perhaps for Black Flag there's not even any. The only reason why Assassin's Creed is (in theory) on because of money and more money, literally just endless money. They don't even think about that the old players who know the good ol' days are not even playing the new releases. Just the young children and an unfortunately amount of human who didn't like the stealthy aspect of the old games and only want EPIC Misthios Odysseys (I don't know the plural version of this word I'm sorry :P) EPIC Viking Sagas. My advice for all the angry and sad people, (whose group I am also in) is to just get over it. I know it is easier to say than do but I try to do that myself too, every single day. And remember these great first AC, the Ezio games, maybe 3 and 4, if you also see them as nostalgic but for me they are only the first four. The history shows that the real masterpieces are coming how fast, like Assassin's Creed, and how fast are gone. If you've read this pretty long comment through then thank you and have a great day and a fantastic weekend. :)

[@OoLiiMiiT3D]

I agree. Ac3, 4 and Origins were good games, but the first 4 were great by a longshot and for me personally the only games, that count as "Assassins Creed".

[@energydragon1147]

Facts 👏

[@papalampraina2k]

Okay. I thought I was over it, and now, after watching this video, I need to play the trilogy again.

[@vpk366]

Id honestly enjoy a game as Claudia as the main character

[@evolu6696]

I got the video "EVOLUTION OF ASSASSIN'S CREED" Come in and watch ❤️

[@vicarious8552]

Ezio's theme hits hard

[@nicanonn6840]

Wish Connor wasn’t forgotten about remember when that game came out I was like 7-8 ( I’m 17 now) and had played tf out of AC2 n some of the other games ( needed help ofc I was young but I enjoyed them) and I remember how happy I was playing it on Christmas lol and figuring out theater scene will always be in my head

[@ycf8304]

I remember the first time ive watched the trailer of AC 2 man i was in a cybercaffe nd i yelled so loud nd felt so hyped for it..it was the first time ive ever heard about the franchise but i was hooked..after playing for days nd replaying after years i still felt the same way..still got surprised by things ive seen 😂AC ezio trilogy is the best enough said..

[@hobgoblin6551]

Thank you for being the most KZbin logical when it comes to the Ubisoft thing. I don't like it either but I LOVE Assassins Creed and I hate that it gets put in crossfire.

[@paulmersonvillalegend7809]

Those three games in a week Jesus, That’s a lot of Red Bull to down 🤣

[@evolu6696]

I got the video "EVOLUTION OF ASSASSIN'S CREED" Come in and watch ❤️

[@SamuraiSilverhand]

They just do not make games like this anymore.. glad I experienced this golden age of gaming

[@LLFoolJ]

I would put 2018 God of War right up there with these games.

[@SamuraiSilverhand]

@@LLFoolJ definitely, it was a much needed release. Especially as the industry was focusing heavily on endless battle royale multiplayer experiences at the time. My only gripe with GoW 2018 is that I feel it fell too heavy into the XP/Crafting/Collectable grind. I was a big fan of the OG trilogy and it seemed I had to go out of my way too much to become the OP Kratos I grew up with.

[@jjbig5k]

Omg it's been 10 years

[@thegreendino1232]

I think this video was great and really broight me back to ezio and the whole trilogy are my top 3 ac games

[@darthvader3910]

Unpopular opinion If you liked black flag: Black flag is as much AC as Odyssey & Vallhalla. It's not AC at all, in fact it's just a story of a man who ended up becoming a pirate.

[@awsome182]

Actually, it's a man who became a pirate and then ended up becoming an Assassin because of his own free will.

[@Goblin_Magic]

Wonderful video, Fizh n' Chips!

[@evolu6696]

I got the video "EVOLUTION OF ASSASSIN'S CREED" Come in and watch ❤️

[@THEINTERNETANOMALY]

This is beautiful piece of nostalgia

[@alexnitronamtip5036]

Volpe and Machiavelli were by far my favourite characters

[@sam.v.v.]

Mentioning the soundtrack was indeed needed like why did they give up on those soundtracks black had a nice soundtrack too but theres where it stopped

[@elitereptilian200]

3 of my favorite games of all time in my over 3 decade long gaming "career"

[@redowanrahman3471]

It is rumored that assassin's creed ezio collection will be on the switch

[@gazlife7963]

Loved it mate