Assassin's Creed: Unity - The Assassin Council of Paris

[@XanathosZero]

And this is why Arno's story would be so interesting to keep seeing... Just like Altair he must have had a rise from the ashes, how did he found his call to service and how he finished dealing with Elise's dead (beyond Dead Kings storyline). For me, beyond Syndicate, ir was the end...

[@altair5237]

I just like the game mechanics and the storyline, even the map, it's a shame they didn't make him an OG white hood, like the first 4. (Altair, Ezio, Edward, Connor)

[@sultanzackie8722]

Once Mirabeau is gone, it all starts going down for Arno

[@NJ-HH]

Arno: "I know how to stop the Templars!" Dumb woman: "You did too much to help us, get out!"

[@holycrusader7965]

I wouldn't call her nor them dumb. Arno did violate their terms but also violated one occasion for the greater good. But he never considered his consequences. One such occasion is the sequence where he took actions against La freniere without thinking twice. Because of that, not only he made his situation worse, he also risked the life of his lover, Elise. Just like Jacob Frye, he never considered his consequences right up until the end. The only reason why they kicked Arno out is because they're stuck in their ways. I can't blame them tho. It inspires loyalty, determination, and strong will. But sometimes, this so called loyalty can also cause problems. One such example is The Ghost of Tsushima where the uncle is stuck in his ways about 'honor' which then ultimately caused fatalities and consequences. Rather than call it, dumb, non sensical etc., I'd call it mediocre writing and a learning curve. This is ignored Character development. Arno should've a sequel, where he's older, wiser and have Leon as his apprentice.

[@MrsJasmyn45]

Without the mentor, you could already see them clashing for leadership. The entire creed was shaky to begin with, even with the mentor. They were all clamoring for power and the mentor held it all. The rest are very shady, when they kicked out Arno, it proved it.

[@Sevvina]

+Raeyne Jaymeson I'm sure that being in the middle of the French Revolution didn't help things, either.

[@BESTINTHEWORLD0007]

thomas brady no for arno saved the fucked up branch if he didn't kill the templers the grandmaster sage would have ended the french brotherhood and would gain nothing from their foolish, lack of knowlege and their messed routine like find target,ask mentor and take premission which a lot of time wasted ezio would have done nothing if he went the same way or frye twins or altair even under mualim's leadership he got more freedom than arno

[@dragonking1097]

Very, and they need course correction. Germaine found a precursor artifact, and Arno found another. When they found almost nothing. But have allowed themselves to be held towards inaction.

[@tonyleidyiii1652]

@@Sevvina the game deserves a sequel, and it needs to be about Arno hunting Shay, and adventuring his father with the help of Connor

[@ES21007]

@@tonyleidyiii1652 Problem: Unlike Ezio we barely saw the relationship between Arno and his dad, and he spent far more time avenging his other dad. Having him go on ANOTHER revenge quest after the last one went extremely well for him (Lost the love of his life, was kicked out of the Assassin order temporarily) would just be tiresome. Especially for a dad he barely even talked about.

[@samalvey1492]

The Council weren't entirely bad. Most had other commitments which prevented them from being active field Assassins: Mirabeau was a prominent leader in the revolution, Sophie Trenet was a playwright and essayist and Herve Quemar was a lawyer with gout and a heart condition. Arno's desire for personal vengeance was in contrast to the Creed so they felt they were acting in the Order's best interests. And a truce with the Templars was to ensure both could prevent the Revolution from spinning out of control. Plus, they did let Arno back in after he had proved himself true to the cause.

[@danieljanbuksh8864]

That was so terrible when Arno got expelled from the Assassins

[@NJ-HH]

Arno: "I know how to stop the Templars!" Dumb woman: "You did too much to help us, get out!"

[@holycrusader7965]

call it whatever you want, but it's just ignored Character Development. Besides, the council aren't the main characters.

[@Scalfar8]

12:22 I find it amusing how Arno casually brings up his ability to witness the memories of his targets & no one bats an eye.

[@drewharding]

The mentor is actually right making peace with The Templars is the right way one war can come to an end mostly that's what, I would do if, I was a politician.

[@thesecondromuluan8216]

Even then, the other Rites of the Order and Brotherhood were resistant to the idea at best, or considered it borderline heretical or foolish at worst. Just look at Bellec. Even Haytham Kenway considered peace between both organizations, but ultimately came to the conclusion that such peace was impossible.

[@matthewlunde5270]

Yes try to make peace with the Templars. But its all a matter of who is in charge. The truth was with De La Serre. Germain was obviously meant to be grandmaster from the start. The fool De La Serre didn't realize there was a Sage within the order. And ultimately because of his imputince, he was eliminated. Same thing happened to Mirabue. Colluding with the king, the assassins, the national assembly, even the Templars. It's a wonder that he didn't die sooner. More so Bellec was right. Peace with the Templars a fairy tale. And yes the assassins had to purge their leadership more than once. Masyaf- Al Mualim. Monterrigoni- ?. The American Colonies- Achilles Davenport. Either way, who's the true villains and heros in this story when there are traitors always killing at eachother behind their master's backs?

[@baronrichardharkonnen]

I wonder if Arno would have become a Templar if Elise didn't die. Her father's faction in the order was on speaking terms with Mirabeau's faction of assassins. Arno only joined the assassins to get revenge on those who killed her father.

[@ES21007]

Who's left of de La Serre's faction? Nobody. Especially since Arno killed one of them, and couldn't protect the other. Yeah... Zero chance that's going to end well.

[@jaronhyman7289]

An assassin who was raised by the grand master of the Templars and fell in love with the master's daughter. He wants revenge not for his real father, but for the father that he loved almost as much as his real one. A coup within the Templar order. Not to mention that there's a Romeo-Juliet thing going on cause he's Assassin and his lover is a Templar. Unity had the best story in my humble opinion.

[@jamesdragonforce]

They certainly had the blueprints for it. Just poorly executed IMO.

[@90s-h7l]

It had a good idea, but the execution is downright terrible, I’m sorry. It’s an enjoyable game to play with gorgeous graphics even by today’s standards, but the plot…..it’s a shame really. The story felt way too rushed.

[@KingShibe]

Arno is just a failed Ezio clone

[@jorgebersabe293]

The difference between Arno and Elise with Romeo and Juliet? Arno and Elise was actual love, Romeo and Juliet was obsessive lust.

[@Yay4IamCute]

Wait a sec, those guys on Council are Master Assassin's no? Why they are just sitting and complaining all day long? Why they don't kill Templars?

[@Sevvina]

+Angry Marine Because politics, I guess. I can understand older Assassins wanting to have a more administrative role, though. They won't be getting any younger.

[@jarlcohnson4738]

Sevvina look at ezio in revelations he was still badass despite being 50 those are just lazy french toasts with big mouthes

he wasn't old at all, he was 46 in Revelations... Quemar and the other mentors were 55 to 60...

[@dannyrand1111]

WhoFeed? Ezio was 52 actually.

[@takeurpills6024]

VOLD GAMER Olga

[@WeaveDreamer]

Individuals like Arno who wanted to do the right thing but because of personal motives could not be trusted to complete the mission on his own are the very reason that Project black box exist

[@H410M45T3R]

what the fuck is that?

[@kazekagejichujisoo7838]

I can't tell who's worse, the Colonial Brotherhood or the French Brotherhood.

[@drewharding]

I think the colonial brotherhood because they kill thousands of innocent's all the time

[@holycrusader7965]

@@drewharding True but that council learned from their mistakes and instead of making it worse, they rectified it. Imo, The colonial brotherhood is worse

[@whitecrow494]

The Colonial Brotherhood. Achilles and his followers ignored every tenant of the creed and were responsible for the deaths of thousands of innocents. The French Brotherhood were simply arrogant and most of their faults can be summed up as French politics.

[@MA-yu2ss]

Colonial

[@kaiser-qh8nn]

Colonial brotherhood is a shit

[@WeaveDreamer]

This is a perfect example of a white knight trying to learn from his mistakes and stay to the end of the line to see things to the end and become a Dark Knight

[@dantekenway7900]

Rising Phoenix no

[@brxnv_]

People saying that Mirable was the worst mentor of the Brotherhood, he was the more reasonable Mentor since Altair.

[@basilofgoodwishes4138]

He wasn't. He was Corrupt and dumb. Making peace with someone that wants to enslave all Minds is just some fairytale story that you find in Fallout 3.

[@EmptyMan000]

@@basilofgoodwishes4138 The Good Templars wanted order and peace, the bad ones wanted to control everyone for power. He had his flaws, but wanting peace through cooperation wasn't one of them.

[@holycrusader7965]

@@basilofgoodwishes4138 mirabeau and de la serre wanted to end hostilities with each other. You can clearly see the two of them as The good assassin and the good templar. The corrupt ones were Elise and Germain.

[@sillyninja65]

unityd special outfit was altairs original outfit with a reskin

[@2Musketieners2MLm]

It was an older master assassin outfit. Most outfits look alike. Considering thomas was alive around the age of altaïr, it makes sense they look alike

[@livecarsonreaction]

All I remember about the Assassin Council of Paris is that one dude who occasionally farts in the library

[@1218Draco]

1:10 What dialect is that?

[@Sevvina]

@DracoRogue1218 I'm pretty sure it's a form of Arabic. Whatever version Altair spoke.

[@minhanhdong5477]

No they said in french(i dont remember the subtitle)

[@error318]

Minh Anh Dong nah it’s arabic french doesn’t talk like that

[@minhanhdong5477]

@@error318 thnks u!I understood

[@dishekimbeyfevahercioglu9826]

-إن ذنوبه تثقل كاهليه ، هل انت متأكد منه ؟ = أنا كذلك ، إنه قادر على مواجهة المحاكمة ، سيكون جيداً

[@bzking24]

That's a good line for any Assassins Creed game. "Don't feel bad for me, weep for **insert country or cause here** ". Lol Edit: that or " *I'll rip you a new arshole!* ". Lmao

[@stephenbenton1597]

If you were an Assassin, would you side with Mirabeau or Bellec? Why? Please give a philosophical answer

[@Sevvina]

@Stephen Benton Maybe not a philosophical answer but, in that time and place, I probably would have sided with Mirabeau. France was a hot boiling mess for everyone at that moment in history.

[@drewharding]

I'm with Mirabeau at least he's very honourable and very clam and trying to make sure the order stays in balance and trying to see if there is still a way to forged a treaty with The Templars as well wise Mentor I would say but as for Bellec Stephan I don't like that low-life brat he just kept making things trying to clam world power and killing innocents and trying to kill noble good people he has the heart of villian monster I would say he's a Hades I would say

[@slagwerk111]

thet not how altair and enzio use run brotherhood i recall sure mentor give targets but altair enzio also got there revange so feel like this brotherhood not 1 altair made better of burn and dead no offens

[@JavierMartinez-oj3rg]

if they were creating artificial bodies then maybe they can bring desmond back they just need the assassins to program him by giving him the memories Desmond has think about it cloning can bring Desmond back yet it might lead to a clone saga in assassins creed think about it the whole Ben Reilly thing brought in assassins creed from spiderman oh it would it would be a great story indeed and great video game.

[@shaanpowerrangers5273]

Shankar Mahadevan - Breathless

[@shaanpowerrangers5273]

Rafta Rafta - Hulchul

[@lion4611]

Idk why they banished and exile him

[@rinokumura7371]

Another Reason Why I Hate The Assassins And Their "Politics" If Only Edward Kenway Lived Long....

[@Sevvina]

+Rin Okumura To be honest, I think the problems with this particular council lay more in French Aristocracy than anything else.

[@isaiasvalladares4210]

@@Sevvina French politics are messed up

[@Sevvina]

@@isaiasvalladares4210 Especially just before and during the Revolution.

[@yannkam2127]

well... since it's the french revolution, he'd be way too old. also... connor. despite people disliking him as a whole, he rebuilt the colonial assassins from the ground up by himself

[@shaanpowerrangers5273]

Exchange

[@shaanpowerrangers5273]

Trade

[@matthewlunde5270]

Fools. All of them.

[@darrenraymond2999]

Matthew Lunde I think your right, not only the temples killing there own but it the same thing to the assassin's as well, and no matter if thay feel right about it but turns out there wrong, all of them are wrong. Because if I learn any about the origins of the assassin's creed it because they are the assassin's creed not the rulers

[@afdhater]

Damn I hated this game

[@aqibmehmood7326]

I know right the story was shit literally

[@afdhater]

@@aqibmehmood7326 and people say this was the best ac. how can these people even have a life?

[@aqibmehmood7326]

@@afdhater it was good in terms of parkour, and graphics (at that time), the game just needs a good story, remastered graphics and less bugs

[@afdhater]

@@aqibmehmood7326 the Parcour was good bu the climbing animations made me feel like a stone