Assassin's Creeds Obsession with Revenge...

Ever since Assassin's Creed 2, revenge has played a big part in nearly every Assassin's Creed story. Many of the games have it as a primary motivation for the protagonist and even the ones that don't, have elements of revenge in their narrative in some way. In this video I discuss Assassin's Creeds "obsession" with using revenge in their stories, why they do it, and whether or not revenge stories have been overdone in Assassin's Creeds storytelling...
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[@BlazerK1914]

Ezio: “Rodrigo Borgia, you killed my father and brothers! Prepare to Die!” Connor: “Charles Lee, you attacked my village!” Charles Lee: “No I didn’t.” Bayek: “Vengeance will be Mine!”

[@penumbrum3135]

To be fair Charles Lee did manipulate Connor's village to fight against the Patriots 5 seconds after the reveal who attacked his people...

[@josuemartinez6865]

Connor: “Charles Lee WILL DIE” Charles Lee: “Nuh Uh”

[@vit_m668]

Ayy, MK9 intro reference

[@renouncreation]

I knew I wasn’t tripping when i saw that almost every protagonist had a revenge plot.

[@jojocasimir1118]

U wasn’t

[@zbeatza9910]

Except unity had one sided love story while the other person wants revenge.

[@SliceyMcBreadmaker]

@@zbeatza9910 Sorta, Arno still wanted revenge on whoever killed De La Serre, he just got a bit sidetracked by a cute redhead who was _all but his fucking adoptive sister.._ Unity was weird.

[@nikoladjuras]

"For years I've been rushing around, taking whatever I fancied, not giving a tinker's curse for those I hurt. Yet here I am... with riches and reputation, feeling no wiser than when I left home. Yet when I look back at the course I'w ran... there is no man or woman that I loved left standing beside me." The only AC protagonist that was driven by greed and in the end... he got what he wanted... but at the cost of everyone he cared for. Edward J. Kenway will forever be my favorite AC protagonist, but of course I love every other protagonist as well... the ones from the older AC games mind you... plus Bayek, Aya, Basim and Roshan.😅

[@Pointless6987_ivy]

Meatrding is crazy.

[@jessicastrike5640]

Could not agree more! My favourite protagonist and game in the series for how much he stands out and has the best arc

[@DockOkk]

Yes

[@Ultra_Instinct_Goku_123]

I find it ironic that you named your original AC game idea: AC Vengeance. It was a great idea, but it definitely plays into what you say here.

[@masterassassin791]

Oh absolutely, I was thinking about that while making the video and realized "Vengeance" isn't really a good title for that story anyway. I made it a point that Arno isn't necessarily seeking revenge on Shay, he's just fulfilling his duty as an Assassin. So Vengeance probably wasn't the best title for it but people in my comments suggested it and I thought it had sounded cool at the time. If you have a better title please let me know lol , but also at the same time I don't think having "revenge" be a part of the story is a bad thing. So long as it's not overused and a crutch because they can't find a different motivation for the protagonist. Which is why in that story I didn't make Arno going after Shay purely about revenge, even though he would still obviously hold a lot of hatred towards him for killing his father.

[@katybridges280]

If arno is fulfilling his duty as a assassin a good name could be assassins creed dutys or based on the fact the story is arno travelling and meeting up with other assassins another name could be assassins creed connected but that kinda sounds like a Nintendo game 😂😂​@@masterassassin791

[@UzairAli-iy5jh]

​@masterassassin791 how about assassin's creed vendetta

[@seanw8005]

@@masterassassin791 Coming up with titles isn't my strong suit lol but I could still see it being a main theme especially with Connor being part of the story and acting as an older mentor to Arno. Maybe Connor could be the one to nudge Arno from wanting revenge for his father become his primary motive because Connor almost went down a similar path. If Connor's own motive in AC3 had been vengeance, he would have killed Washington on the spot when Haytham told him the truth, which would have left Charles Lee in command of the Patriots and given the Templars exactly what they wanted. As Connor said in the moment, his mind was clear enough to see through Haytham's manipulation and recognize Charles Lee still had to be stop. Even more so, we also know Connor eventually forgave Washington because Connor refers to him as a friend in the DLC. So I think that could be a reminder for Arno not to lose sight of the bigger picture and remember WHY stopping Shay would be very important.

[@Automaton237]

​@@masterassassin791can you play Assassin's Creed Tyranny of King Washington DLC. But if you die the video ends. Or play Assassin's Creed Liberation but if you die the video ends.

[@Ayytham]

Interestingly, Altaïr also had a revenge subplot with Salah ad-Din. He never manages to kill him, but in the book it is mentioned that when the idea was discussed with Al Mualim, he was eager to do it to avenge his father, but in the end he didn't do it, because he didn't want to create unnecessary chaos just for his personal revenge. It's a bit like what happens with Connor, who decides not to kill Washington because he understands that that would only be more problematic. It is quite interesting that twist in revenge stories, that are frustrated in favor of a greater good

[@bianca_242]

Talking about altair, i just remembered that after the first woman he loved died(i think her name was adha) he killed lots of people to avenge her, but in the end he didnt feel better and swore he would never fall in love again

[@sahenbannanaje3321]

This is why ac4 for me was brilliant sure there is one aspect of Revenge in it when Edward kills that traitor but tbh its mostly a charecter driven story rather than revenge Edward doesnt even have a motive for 80% of the game

[@slick8232]

His motive for the majority of it is greed.

[@UserNot_Known]

He does have a motive, provide for his wife and become rich.

[@H_cked]

What traitor, you must have been reading fan fiction. I played the entire game i can only think of Duncan Walpole

[@alexanderl9721]

​@@H_ckedHornigold.

[@mr.kenway9278]

​@@H_cked He is talking about Hornigold

[@warumbrauchicheinenkanalzu3076]

I kind of wish Ubisoft wasn’t afraid to make a character that’s not immediately likable. As you said, the revenge plot is an easy way to keep the protagonist sympathetic. But you’re really limiting yourself in what kind of stories you can tell if you don’t have the courage to make a character that the player wouldn’t want to identify with from the start. It’s something I really appreciate about the original game - it was kind of ballsy of them to have Altair start out as a complete jerk. And I think that also made Black Flag really refreshing, that through a big part of the game, edward isn’t SUPPOSED to be sympathetic. And it's also more thematically appropriate in a series that deals a lot with questions like what is right and what is wrong, to have a protagonist whose actions you're supposed to question at times.

[@seanw8005]

Yeah I think Ubisoft got scared how well a game without an "immediately likeable" character after Connor received so much negative backlash for being so different from Ezio - even Bayek, I remember rolling my eyes during a Gamespot interview where they complained about Bayek and the other host started talking about how great Ezio was. Don't get me wrong, Ezio's easily top 3 Assassin's for me, I just feel sometimes his popularity's why Ubisoft can't have a character like Evie in Syndicate be the main for most of the game, because Ezio's the one every other main character gets compared to and if they're not instantly likeable, there's always going to be a vocal part of the fanbase that bashes them instantly which makes Ubisoft afraid to take a risk on someone not like him.

[@xtalpax902]

"what is right and what is wrong",yeah, since the RPG and dialogues/quest took over it wasn't the same anymore (i liked Origins tho,and Odissey for the map); i hope they restart doing more story focused games where things get interesting rather than a lot of mission with " kill/spare"

[@dionysisnance4204]

As connor kenway constantly said give me lee!!!!

[@Mikael_Ore]

Hello MA, I completely agree with the video, there are so many plot ideas such as safeguarding a place or character, facing moral corruption not only with the master assassins but also other members and allies, or even exploring new lands in a competition with the templars. In the end I believe the theme of all Assassin's Creed, should remain to be a fight for freedom. A very big concept that can cover so many different paths in a story. Another thing, I have watched your content over the years, and I feel so relieved with how your content has remained true to what the AC community needs and stands for. It feels almost as satisfying as it would be to find how a Master Assassin in game, managed to overcome their thirst for power in the same way Altair did in the first AC. In my opinion a lot of terrible things are going on with AC and Ubisoft recently, as I'm sure you are aware, but I believe what people need right now is to be reminded of the previous success with Mirage, and the team that worked on it sould be supported, rather than beat down all future attempts of selling an AC in the future for what happened with Shadows. Do you agree with that? Anyways I can't wait to see what your next video would be about, I love those where you rank the clips that your community send you lol

[@xtalpax902]

Agree,they could make so much interesting concept with the brand,hope they "risk" more in the future,both on the story and the game direction

[@icarusgaming6269]

Traditionally, and historically, assassinations of high profile officials has been politically motivated. The point of Altaïr's intellectual journey was about the intersection between philosophy, politics, and religion. The whole reason the Assassins and Templars are fighting is because they have differing ideas on how to improve the world, not because they *want* to kill people. They've always both seen it as a necessary evil to achieve their end goals

[@jessicastrike5640]

This is why Edward is my favourite! He really breaks the mold with his motivation of greed, he was warned througgout that if he kept living his life he woupd eventually be the only one...and indeed he lost almost everyone throughout his journey. It eventually gets to a point that really triggers his character change as he finally alligns with the Assassins properly and becomes less selfish and greedy. Easilly the best story in the franchise

[@thebatmanofneo-gotham5667]

I've had this feeling about the revenge stories in Assassin's Creed as well. The franchise has become too reliant on this plot device, to the point where it's become pretty tiring and repetitive. Then again, this is Ubisoft we're talking about. They're not exactly known for being original and creative with their narratives. :P

Everything is a revenge, because everything has a cause and an effect. Even if a future story was about simply searching through the world for finding all the ancient relics before the templars do, it's still a "revenge", since the assassins know what the templars did, that's why they're trying to find the relics before them. Unless a game was something so simple like "Assassin's Creed - Going to the bakery" and that was all we would do, you won't really find a story without any revenge. Sure, some are more direct than others, but it's still based on the same thing: getting something bad, and reciprocating it so it won't happen again or just trying to make things better for us.

[@MartinOfSiwa]

1:05 In canon Kassandra lets her father alive, but then the moment when she kills Deimos could be taken as revenge (He kills a Kassandra's friend)

[@VasishthaSookraj]

Great video man! Yeah, revenge is a great way to set up a clear goal for the character and make you empathize with them quickly. It definitely works but I’m also onboard for different takes too. Like AC4 did a really nice job doing it a bit differently! It doesn’t really push revenge for a large amount of that game. It was just a story of Edward and his personal growth. You grew to mostly like him based off his personality, even if you weren’t fully empathizing with him yet. Then when the revenge part of the story comes in at the end, he goes through that last bit of character development (and goes full Assassin) and you fully empathize with him, which sorta explains why a lot of people really loved his character overall.

[@bignate6568]

How about the main protagonist is the target of a vengeance plot instead? Would be a nice chance of pace ngl

[@mrpurple2306]

Thats where a game like HITMAN differs, he is just contracted and just finishes the jobs. The story was formed around it, not revenge being the entire story. Yet i relies on it to keep the story going. Even racing games have this revenge story where you have to win from rivals etc.

[@zombiewarrior225]

I find revenge stories really compelling because it gives the protagonist a strong drive to fight and to kill. It makes the player want to see the story through, I feel. AC2, Brotherhood, 3 and Unity revenge plots made me wanna see the story out to the end

[@EdwardKenway1214]

14k views in 3 days 270K SUBS bro is actually famous! 270000 people have clicked that red button. I support you and i think you'll get 500k subs next May. I mean 270000 IS NOT a small amount. Keep the good work your one of my favourites. You may not see this but, good work champ👍

[@Dleiune]

Imagine we get an AC game in which we play both as the ‘villain’ and ‘hero’. It is like the Last of Us part 2 in terms of how this dual protagonist system will work. At last, when we finish the game, we should choose whether or not we spare the ‘antagonist’.

[@steven-i6j]

connor vs shay.

[@seanw8005]

Yeah possibly Shadows will at least start like that though both characters become allies later (although...MAYBE they could turn on each other at the end?? Who knows lol) but yeah like an AC game where you play as both an Assassin and a Templar seeing both sides of a war would be awesome!

[@blacksnow1966]

What about an assassin’s creed game set in Jamaica and the main villain would be the white witch of rose hall (Anne palmer)

[@ParmiShmarmi]

This channel is great. When i was younger i would only ever play ac on easy but after watching your videos i play on medium. Im not good still but you gave me the confidence

[@rocketflygaming]

Honestly my favourite KZbinr alive keep up the good work master assassin ❤

[@unicorntomboy9736]

This is why i liked Assassin's Creed Syndicate. It explored different themes and a different kind of narrative thst didn't revolve around a revenge plot. To me, it was about grief. The same thing could be said about Assassin's Creed 4 and Valhalla

[@winklenator]

Imo syndicate could’ve benefitted from an element of revenge in the story. I was hoping they would tie Starrick to the twins by having some kind of twist that he was behind their fathers death

[@penumbrum3135]

@@winklenator Yeah then he could twirl that glorious moustache and laugh like a true villain.

[@unicorntomboy9736]

@@winklenator I don't agree with that. I like that, for once, there weren't some personal ties to the main characters. It was somewhat like Assassin's Creed 1. It's narrative benefited from being less complicated, with their father just simply dying peacefully of natural causes (or disease, since it was the Victorian Era).

[@vondemm]

Doesn't Valhalla have one in the first arc ?

[@seanw8005]

@@unicorntomboy9736 Yeah I think Syndicate began with a good idea, having the twins go to London as a way of honoring their father's memory and also wanting to make a real difference. Where I think Syndicate's idea fell apart was having Starrick mostly absent from the beginning of the story and TELLING us what an evil mastermind he was when they could have actually shown us a lot more, I felt like the twins didn't really have a reason to go after him.

[@bigtasty2767]

0:31 "i dont have to win... You just have to lose"

[@bjornvanderhoeff3187]

I’d like to see either an Assassin’s Creed game with the protagonist either gets constantly misled by a Templar friend or that the protagonist gets betrayed by someone close but at the very end and he keeps on trying to move your focus on anyone else but him and he keeps on trying to calm your feeling for revenge down

[@codex_jinora]

So I just want to add my 2 cents into the mix. I think revenge in AC is not just the individual plot motivator, but it's a cycle that's keeping both the templars and assassins stuck in their eternal war. An assassin will hurt a templar-to-be so much that they'll spend their lives hunting (unrelated) assassins, who will then spend their lives hurting templars. So on, so forth. The cycle of vengeance is what keeps them locked in the stalemate. You can see that in action with Bellec and the attempted truce in Unity. I think revenge is a part of all AC stories because you need to suffer greatly to push yourself to do the deeds they do. I don't think they could stray away from that concept too much, because then what would they even be fighting for? Sure, control and freedom are opposing morals, but there's gotta be at least one person that pushes into 'murder' for the others to follow in retaliation.

[@YujoKameida]

Revenge is also one of the easiest plot motivators to write for. Don't know what motivates your protagonist? Give them some kind of trauma.

[@mrhunter2154]

As a big berserk fan I’ve always been drawn to a good story about revenge, that’s partly why ac 2 and 3 are my favs

[@ghastlyanarchy1720]

It's an easy story to tell you get a solid beginnings and satisfying ends with everything in between can expand on it.

[@Jackben151]

Masterassassin is back with a video.

[@AssassinLegend77]

Such a good channel love when you upload mentor❤❤

[@gustra07]

Nice seeing Syndicate in The newest videos

[@pavle.]

It would be good to be revenge again but like different reason they wanna revenge like betrayal or parents abandon them or something like that

[@WalterPowerbright]

At this rate, Assassin's Creed should just go Uno Reverse Revenge, like in Oldboy. We all thought it's all about the protagonist's revenge against the antagonist. But in reality, it's all about the antagonist's revenge against the protagonist! Or just go full Revenge-ception, like in Sympathy for Mr Vengeance. Yup, the A wants B dead as revenge. And now that A killed B, C now wants A dead. And now that C killed A, D now wants C dead. Repeats ad-nauseam...

[@ConnorWiederich-hr4zu]

I wonder how the revenge story between Arno and his father's killer would have played out.

[@Hellotherefellowbrowser]

Connor didn't seek Charles Lee for revenge, but to stop the templars order

[@georgewilson8025]

Wdym have you played the game

[@kaiiheenjik1668]

@@georgewilson8025its true, it half revenge and half doing it out of necessity.

[@divinuscontundito2748]

Curious idea, but what if there's a character who's addiction to something costed the lives of those close to him/her and joins the Brotherhood as a means to make something of their life? I know the closest we had to a character being addicted is Arno with alcohol. I think it'd be interesting to see an Assassin overcoming an addiction of some kind.

[@tafkafi]

No “Give Me Lee” in the video? 😭😭😭😭

[@qpushadagoat5397]

It’s just a simple easy trope… the best games or cinema have a revenge main or side story. Dune, Shadow of Mordor for example

[@admiralmurphy1543]

AC definitely has taken the themes of revenge very far, though it doesnt nearly stop at just a personal level. The Assassins and the Templars as a whole simply cannot live and let live, partly because theur idealogies aren't reconcilable and partly because their histories are irreconcilable. Theur rivalry has become so deeply entrenched that its perfectly acceptable for them to exploit, hunt, and otherwize harass each other for little benefit. Even to the point of murdering individuals who have long since become irrelevant like they did with Ezio in his elderly years. And acts like that do go on to spur personal vendettas. It's a bitter, bitter cycle of violence that seemingly cannot end.

[@SuperAuzziegamer]

Revenge plays on some of the most raw human emotions (pain, betrayal, justice). Revenge can be a good catalyst for a story but you shouldn't always be the go to for the plot of a whole story. AC2 and origins did it very well. If your story/art doesn't move the consumer in anyway than its not a good story/art

[@shades9180]

I love me some revenge stories myself but I do think that it's a bit overdone with this series as I fear future protagonists won't be able to stand out from the others as much if they have similar motivations and goals. I could be wrong though

[@gamerhood228]

I was thinking of video idea would be what ifs fan fiction like what if shay stayed a assassin or connor became a templar so on other ideas 💡

[@DockOkk]

Ac as a franchise i feel is the story of an infinite battle that will see end even though they now have a diluted purpose different from the original

[@lefishe2258]

I personally don't mind revenge plots, as you said it increases my interest in the story substantially. Personally, I just wasn't really involved into the story of games like Syndicate or Unity because of the lack of something personal with the protagonist. Sure Arno Dorian's father dies but Arno never avenges him and kills Shay. That would have been an awesome way to tie up the stories of three protagonists (Adewale, Shay, Arno.) Really, I think we need more redemption stories. AC 1 was very intriguing with it's redemption story and I think it could make an awesome AC Game.

[@chrislapka4387]

You should do when I get spotted the video ends for ac nexus vr

[@Eddieavina123]

Love your video and keep up the great work you are awesome and challenges only use the hidden blade as a weapon on AC 2

[@xandercogan5521]

There's one thing I have Assassin's Creed Shadows doesn't do I hope that naoes father doesn't die in a terrible way like having his head cut off or something like that I think I just realised how they Gonna Do It mentioning the head being cut off I think they're going to make you do it as yasuke

[@lukethelegend9705]

Well given Yasuke and Naoe become allies later in the story, it seems likely they won’t carry the revenge plotline too far

[@xandercogan5521]

@@lukethelegend9705 I know it's just I have a slight feeling that Ubisoft might do that just because I know that they really like to push their players you know like what they can make the players do like for instance killing someone that you grow to love and make you cut their head off

[@Michaellearnsart]

Master assassin have you played a game called horizon forbidden west

[@Pointless6987_ivy]

Can we appreciate the effort he puts into these videos?

[@Moonerholic]

nice vid

[@CaRbOn365]

Cannot believe that we haven't played as an Assassin in years. And we have to think about ideas of playing as an ASSASSIN- IN ASSASSINS CREED... @carbon 12 gaming btw bro please make another video for ac odyssey edited short....

[@kyle2kyletroii]

someone didn’t play mirage

[@CaRbOn365]

@@kyle2kyletroii true, but it's the only sequel out of the recent thousandssss...

[@triton5336]

I think Yasuke will have the most interesting Narrative over Naoe as it is just a revenge story that is subverted a bit by the fact Yasuke is forgiven by Naoe but she does harbour resentment for the others. Yasuke's motivation for helping the Templars and Nobonaga is unclear (It's not revenge) but he does have a redemption arc later which will have its own motivation. Yasuke seems more layered than Naoe in that regard which makes me think Naoe will be Narratively bland but her gameplay is meant to make up for that. It's just speculation but does feel that way. I want to know what you think Yasuke's story will be, will he be a Templar at the start and be shay but reversed or do you think he is just a simple slave that is looking for a home. Great Video, Master Assassin looking forward to more as I am so excited for AC Shadows.

[@seanw8005]

I remember Master Assassin mentioned in a previous video - if the Shadows team sticks to the lore - that Nobunaga presented himself as a friend to the Assassins at first and promised an alliance after he unified Japan, but he betrayed them after he uncovered a Piece of Eden. Maybe Nobunaga lies to Yasuke about their reasons for going to war at first but Yasuke turns against his former master after discovering the truth for himself? MA also suggested Yasuke might have come with the Templars since one of the Portugese ships in the harbor has a Templar Cross, so maybe Nobunaga liberated Yasuke from the Templars so Yasuke remained loyal to him, but then Nobunaga chooses to defect later and Yasuke finds out later? Lots of possibilities lol, curious to hear what MA thinks!

[@triton5336]

@@seanw8005 Yeah me too. Although he probably won't since he barely mentions Yasuke lately as the character has contraversy surrounding him... I would think he wouldn't care but he seems he doesn't want to be anywhere near all that considering he is still just a small channel. What I think is Quebec will keep it lore consistent, I don't think Yasuke was tricked... I think he knew he was working for templars... Nobunaga may have tricked the Assassins to maintain control of the piece of Eden. Naoe in the trailer asked Yasuke whether he would follow his path which may allude to him being a Templar because if he never was it wouldn't make sense to say that since it would be out of his knowledge (he would tell her he didn't know). Yasuke being a Templar Samurai sounds really cool and an association like that makes him one of the most interesting characters in the series next to Shay and Haytham... Maybe the Templar ideology intrigued him at first but he defects similar to Shay after he sees what he does to the Iga Village. Yasuke was a sold off as a slave when he was young maybe his actions bring back painful memories and questions whether the Templars and Nobunaga are the right fit for him or not... As he is a man without a home looking for purpose and sanctuary in a cruel world. It's all very fascinating to speculate about.

[@seanw8005]

@@triton5336 Yeah I'd forgotten about the controversy :/ it's a shame though I could definitely understand MA not wanting to draw that kind of attention to his channel. Your points were really great :) I've always wanted an AC game that shows both sides and I think your idea for Yasuke starting as a Templar and becoming Shay inversed (maybe not fully joining the Assassins as we know he doesn't have a hidden blade, but wanting to atone for essentially ruining Naoe's life and stop those he sees as corrupt) sounds really cool! We'll just have to wait and see!

[@Tin_Le]

AC1: Ideaology AC2: Revenge AC3: Revenge AC4: Fun Unity: Revenge Syndicate: Fun Origin: Revenge Odyssey: Fun Valhalla: Revenge Shadows: Fun AND Revenge

[@josuemartinez6865]

I wouldn’t say Valhalla was revenge but it was a part of the story. Eivor got revenge in the prologue and I guess avenged odin in a way at the end of the story

[@munzgeldmonte3736]

I see in Syndicate a little bit Ideology

[@Agus_Black_716.]

You forgot Rogue 😭

[@unicorntomboy9736]

@@Tin_Le Valhalla was more about personal glory

[@freeman3187]

Everyone just ignored mirage

[@user-dh7jo6cy9o]

I think it is fine in most games, but in my opinion ac 3 and unity did it awfully, to a point I spend some time trying to figure out whether I could get connor to die instead of haytham.

[@brahmanwithin6623]

MAINLY REVENGE STORIES: AC 2. AC BROTHERHOOD. AC3. AC UNITY. AC ORIGINS. MAINLY NON-REVENGE STORIES: AC1, AC REVELATIONS, AC4, AC ROGUE, AC SYNDICATE, AC ODYSSEY, AC VALHALLA, AC MIRAGE.

[@zachtwilightwindwaker596]

AC 2 and Brotherhood involved revenge. I guess Freedom Cry and Odyssey may have involved that as well. What else had it? 1:20 Oh my god, he killed a woman. 3:43 Your hatred has made you powerful.

[@matthewkendrick8280]

I love stories that try to teach the audience that revenge is inherently wrong and hurts all parties involved. Unfortunately, they’re never received well. I’m specifically talking about TLoU2 and how it instantly reminded me of Assassin’s Creed 2. Ezio was driven by vengeance and then decided “killing you wont bring my father back” (albeit foolishly). I have the strong belief that any kill performed in the pursuit of vengeance CANNOT be justified. An Assassin, or any other killer, should kill as a means of preventing future suffering, never to attempt to write the wrongs of the past.

[@jonjonduhdon5674]

LETS GO BABY

[@ElijahAcosta-xo5jq]

I'm just wondering will the first Civilization be involved in Shadows because well playing the old assassin creed games I would like to see a little more of them

[@unicorntomboy9736]

@@ElijahAcosta-xo5jq I think bringing back the Sword of Eden and the Precursor Box would be neat

[@crissdace8358]

Its the only way to get some characters to plausibly act in the way they do.

[@filippospezaros5876]

Master assassin I'd like your opinion on ac shadows getting cancelled up to this point because I believe things are getting out of hand

[@KickboxGamer6YT]

Video Idea: Red Dead Redemption 2 but when I die the video ends

[@justinhassan8460]

Hey man, this is a very random question but I was thinking about playing Ac black flag and I was wondering how hard it is. I just finished playing unity and it was hard but I did it😭

[@deadundead4810]

Revenge and the lost of someone they care about

[@user-zp8kj2cl9g]

That's one of the few things that Valhalla did better. Eivor is not in England for Vengeance, he/she is there to conquer!

[@cowboylik3me171]

you should rank ac antagonists

[@JanabJhan]

I wish arno did revenge for his father instead of his step father

[@Gasen-gf6pw]

LETS GOOOOO

[@alibiiana3919]

It's a thing the assassin must get over to be at there true potential

[@ElijahAcosta-xo5jq]

And also the revenge part of assassin's creed it's not bad if it interesting like ac 2 or origins then I don't mind

[@KingCrimsonRequiem336]

probably because revenge is a really driving motive

[@drewrichmond2964]

Basically revenge is why the brotherhood exists

[@acordybs]

I think you meant "Ubisoft's obsession with revenge"

[@Quipen248]

Mirage has been heavily criticized on its lack luster, boring story. (Even tho I like it). But let’s be honest, Basim having a revenge motivation for joining the Assassins would have made his story much better.

[@ruffruff861]

When is the next gameplay video

[@RickyLara228]

Idk about you guys but I think he likes revenge stories

[@yopoxikeweapescai9066]

Cause revenge is fucking awesome

[@aleksamilutinovic1463]

GTA also

[@traffic__cone]

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[@kazachstaneushek6722]

that's the best video i've ever watched on youtube

[@XD-kw2nq]

Mafia 3's revenge story is also good just the gameplay is too repetetive

[@killeromin9603]

No, it's not about vengeance it's about LEEEEEEE

[@ThisChannelIsAbandoned300]

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[@magmikielian]

1 minute gang

[@PapaJimbone]

2 views in 2 minutes? Bro fell off 😔

[@Michaellearnsart]

As Gideon the all knowing would say "I knew you'd come"

[@jackconklin5398]

Kind of like how we’re gonna get revenge on Ubi for making bullshit woke assassin’s creed Japan

[@hamaguitar]

As an Assassn's creed youtube channel you should NEVER EVER mention that shitty Odyssey game.

[@unicorntomboy9736]

@@hamaguitar I have played it, and it does not deserve the AC name on the box. It should have been a new, separate franchise of it's own

[@memecliparchives2254]

Rogue, Unity and Syndicate doesn't mention any respect either. They are just as shallow and mindless as Odyssey. The difference is Odyssey doesn't hide the fact that it is.

[@TradProductions]

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[@cyrusmalupit]

so arno doesnt want to hunt down the man who killed his father