Everything GREAT About Assassin's Creed Revelations!

[@GamingWins]

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[@CheeseLungs]

What happened last night? I saw the video but it said it was private?

[@IamaPERSON]

@@CheeseLungs he probably uploaded early it by accident

[@coopercraven1370]

@@CheeseLungs yeah, i clicked on it before he did that so got the chance to watch it but when i went to his channel after it was gone

[@benjackson6260]

Can someone please refer me to the music piece he's referring to... There are soooo many soundtracks in this game that finding exactly which one was it is impossible for me... I'm referring to the soundtrack which plays on the ship at 17:04

[@CheeseLungs]

@@benjackson6260 kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6TOha2NoNyGh5o

[@JayDubs_117]

The Ezio trilogy was my absolute favorite of the series. Ezio and his charm and skill. Was amazing. The first AC while dated is definitely worth the time.

[@isaacyeon6334]

Probably the greatest trilogy of Assassin’s Creed

[@deadpool3278]

@@isaacyeon6334 you mean the only trilogy

[@isaacyeon6334]

@@deadpool3278 ok fair point

[@marsterchiff117]

the problem after that AC was not that great they tryed with black flage but after that there was nothing i had so manny fun with the templer AC was okey but vahalla is realy big but empty

[@deadpool3278]

@bong true but I mean the only trilogy that’s followed the same main character

[@TheWaving1]

Shout out to the accidental jump off of the tower at 9:17. Gotta love the occasional jankiness of the climbing controls in these games!

[@penumbrum3135]

Can't really call that scenario as jank since that move wouldn't trigger without the user putting in the inputs to do so.

[@nadim2911]

@@penumbrum3135 He means, the leap of faith animation rather than just jumping to the left, because then he could've used “catch ledge”.

[@penumbrum3135]

@@nadim2911 Even if the leap of faith didn't trigger that ledge wouldn't be within reach. OG AC games directional wall ejects can only go 5 directions.Backwards, straight right/up/left or down. The ledge wasn't left or above him.

[@nadim2911]

@@penumbrum3135 That only pertains to the Galata Tower, original commentor and I are talking about in general. Sometimes, in a flat building, I side eject and the LOF animation occurs and stops me from performing a catch ledge.

[@MaxwellAerialPhotography]

That shit gave me serious panics due to my real life fear of heights. The first time I accidentally yeeted myself off that tower I just dropped my controller and froze.

[@jasonl8681]

the nod to the Tobuscus literal trailer for this game was not something I expected to hear in a video in 2022. Also now that the remakes have been announced can we get a EGA Max Payne 1 & 2 in the near future?

[@SirFooplesTheThird]

Please! It would be absolutely amazing!

[@Assassino275]

The originals or remakes?

[@jasonl8681]

@@Assassino275 I'd say the originals, it just wouldn't be the same without Sam Lake's permanent grimacing face from the first game.

[@stitchowi]

WHERE

[@GustEdgeOfficial]

@@stitchowi 4:04

[@Strykerclass242]

9:17 the wave of nostalgia and dread I felt as I saw this was unreal. I’ve also done it many times trying to climb this tower 😂 edit: the fact I keep getting liked for this comment means more people know exactly what I mean. Thank you!

[@rangerghost2474]

Dude every single time I take that yeet off the left lmao

[@NephiylusBaphson]

Same. I felt those few frames in my soul lmao

[@harrisonchristopher8708]

“No man should pass through this world without knowing some kindness” that quote is one of my favorites ever, I like to be kind to be kind to everyone I meet cause you never know what they could be going through.

[@ghastlyanarchy1720]

My second favourite Assassin's Creed game and still to this day enjoy playing through it over and over.

[@benjackson6260]

Can someone please refer me to the awesome uplifting music at 17:04??? I just love it, but can't find it in the OSTs made for this game as there are so many

[@darthmatt5894]

@@benjackson6260 The music is that scene is slightly different but it's the same theme as 3:50 in this kzbin.info/www/bejne/nny3n5mji9dsaKs

[@xevious21]

What's your favorite AC game? Personally it's AC 4 Black Flag, yeah the modern day stuff dragged, but had some of the best open world and open ocean bits.

[@ghastlyanarchy1720]

@@xevious21 right there with ya bud. Black Flag is my favorite simply for the open world we get to explore and the rather deep emotional story it tells as well.

[@sunnymae2001]

22:30 The soundtrack that plays is also found in Assassin’s Creed 1 when you’re in Masyaf! Replaying the first game currently and the details of Revelations makes the scene even more cathartic.

[@yuvrajvashishth8692]

Yes I had the exact same feeling! I was avoiding that game because of how it's said to have bad mechanics so I tried it for the first time in 2021. Even though it feels a little repetitive I can't recommend it enough... the story and the music... holy shit the music is so damn good in that game!

[@loremasterxp3635]

@@yuvrajvashishth8692 Yeah the first AC wasn't made by Ubisoft. They revolutionised Assassin's Creed & made it into one of the best gaming trilogies out there. But sadly over the many long years they've slowly began to kill the AC franchise. Though with a Ubisoft buyout maybe taking place perhaps the next AC golden age is just over the distant horizon?

[@vanjatanevski962]

That speech after Yusuf's deadth is ALWAYS giving me goosebumps, no matter how many times I hear it

[@gracechica14]

I LOVED this game. It’s still my favorite out of the Ezio story. And that moment when Ezio finds Altair? One of the most amazing scenes in gaming.

[@scottyoshihara2458]

Thanks gamingwins, I remember getting this game my birthday and Brotherhood loving the franchise afterwards. And how the Ezio Trilogy told the full story of Ezio Auditore from his birth as an assassin to his death at the age of 65 and he was 55 when this game takes place.

[@privatebh]

I’ve always said this was the best AC game. The gameplay was at its peak and the story was amazing and full of true wisdom

[@FrogBrah8]

Yeah I totally agree, this is my favourite ac game for good reason

[@AdamGlory]

That scene where Ezio finds Altair and then talks to Desmond, I will always love it.

[@ilmentore7]

22:40 the music is from AC1 which made its way to AC2, AC2 borrowed a lot of soundtracks and it is soooo good. Loved this Wins video, you always do them so well and I love to see someone praise and talk about my favourite games.

[@assassinsheart1373]

This was my first ever Assassin's Creed game ever. I rented it from Blockbuster and was so confused but so entrenched by the gameplay, weapons, characters, and especially Eagle Vision! I didn't make it far in the story at the time since I kept going all around the map doing whatever before I had to return it. I've been hooked ever since!! Edit: I enjoyed the Literal Trailer to this game too much as well...

[@dev655con]

you've been hooked? Reminds me of the hookblade. did you know it has two parts? The hook, and the blade.

[@assassinsheart1373]

@@dev655con Oh thank you, Yusuf. I would've never figured it out. Hahaha!

[@tahsinfaiyazsayor4098]

Yeah for me too. I took it from my friend.

[@assassinsheart1373]

@@tahsinfaiyazsayor4098 Nice!

[@loremasterxp3635]

I hope the hookblade makes a return one day even if it's just for one game.

[@lorcostridge2811]

Even if just for the story I would totally recommend playing AC1. To see Altaïr’s growth from arrogant to wise is awesome and does a great job of setting the foundations for the series’ philosophical debate. The confessions with the Templar targets are simply among the best villain dialogue in the series and, for those of us that played AC1 and the entire Ezio trilogy, that final moment of: “No books, no wisdom… only you… fratello mio…” hit that much harder. I nearly broke into tears upon seeing Altaïr’s body on the chair.

[@gathoblaster4329]

Honestly I would love a remake of it. Not a remaster, no. A complete remake of the first game with nothing but the story being the exact same.

[@yuvrajvashishth8692]

@@gathoblaster4329 also the music. If they make a remake they should keep the OG music

[@gathoblaster4329]

@@yuvrajvashishth8692 Update the quality but yes.

[@colmoshea2542]

One thing I'm actually glad that you mentioned was the use of darkness as a canvas. I especially love how beautiful Istanbul looks at sunset with the track "The Crossroads of the World" in the backdrop. That honestly carries a lot of weight when it comes to seeing this as the end of a long road for this wandering protagonist. And after his long life of betrayal and loss, it's very fitting. 😢

[@PythonPonPon]

4:04 that reference is legendary

[@RPGgems]

Love the video! Revelations is my favourite Ezio game. (11:34) Altair is actually voiced by a different VA in Revelations.

[@tymencarrillo5109]

When I was younger I really wanted Brotherhood. So when my grandmother went to Walmart to buy me Brotherhood and came with Revelations I was a little upset, it wasn't the game I wanted but it certainly one of the best things that happened because I will always love this game and her because of it

[@pastlife960]

Although the older games did prioritise less well-known historical periods, which Revelations does magnificently, I have to applaud the ways in which history is utilised and taught in the last three games, and particularly in their discovery tours. I’ve learnt more about Egypt, Greece and the Vikings through AC than through any history class.

[@theshadowclient9742]

5.28 The parachute was actually invented before Leo by Hezarfen Ahmed Celebi around 17th century in Istanbul P.S. Apparently it was more of a wing then a parachute

[@NotEcons]

I played Revelations years ago. I also played it earlier this year after I got the Ezio trilogy on switch. I forgot most of this game. Which I am very glad about because having the experience of playing it "for the first time again" was great. Wrapping up Ezio's and Altair's story in one game makes this the perfect way to send off a fantastic trilogy (maybe even quadrilogy) of games.

[@AkatsukiTwoPointZero]

Ezio calling out to Desmond and realizing he's just a pawn in a game that is beyond his comprehension should've gotten a 1000 wins.

[@beircheartaghaistin2332]

Altair Ibn-La'Ahad. Seeing what became of him, that was so satisfying for me. And when Ezio finally meets the man in the flesh (so to speak), I felt a massive sense of reverence. People hated on this game when it came out, but, I always loved it. I still say it's a worthy addition to Ezio's story.

[@bigtuna5030]

Your videos have been helping me...seeing my favorite game you review it...made me cry...deployed for 8 months came home for a son's birth then my "wife" leaving me after...then redeplying now....it has helped me depression ptsd and sorrow...this made me rethink a simpler time and a happier time...thank you so much

[@pike7090]

Desmond’s first person platforming memories were perhaps my favorite piece of this exquisite game, as you got to learn, not just through words, but by sound and emotion Desmond’s story as if he were a real person. To learn how to separate that from Ezio compartmentalizing his own life, and Altair doing the same… one of the most timeless Assassin’s creed games. This, AC 3, and AC Black Flag I feel really we’re able to grasp the archetypes of story and myth and wove them perfectly.

[@RainSennin_ismyAlt]

Ezio might be a 'messenger' in the grand scheme of things, but if it wasn't for him, Desmond wouldn't have known that the world would be ending in 2012 and he wouldn't have sacrificed his life to save it. It's thanks to Ezio that the world is safe. He is the "prophet", just like how he was referred to in AC2 and he brought the savior, Desmond, into the world.

[@lordprototype7175]

The Assassins Creed: Revelations book includes Embers and even includes Ezio going to see Leonardo on his deathbed for the last time

[@ezekiel6628]

You can actually get the parachute in this game as a reward in AC:B for doing all of Leo's missions. Love seeing the progression of gear.

[@neonbrine]

This is such a goodbye to Ezio aka one of the best Assassin's in the whole series doesn't help that the short film of what happen after this was heart breaking

[@monsterking1910]

That short broke me

[@neonbrine]

@@monsterking1910 same here that was so emotional and sad but I'm happy we are able to be with Ezio from his birth to his death

[@loremasterxp3635]

So sad. At least he died fairly old (especially for the time period) & quickly so he didn't suffer (also in Firenze). But did the last person he speak to have to be Cesare Borgia's long lost brother damn it!?

[@neonbrine]

@@loremasterxp3635 yeah true he did but what doesn't help with that is he had a family of his own and he knew he wasn't gonna be around for long to see his little girl grow up. I will miss this character so much and yeah I know right!

[@loremasterxp3635]

@@neonbrine Yeah sad he never got to see his daughter grow up. I do wonder though, did she join the Brotherhood? My guess is that Ezio would have wanted a very different life for her.

[@mike2628]

Another nice touch about Desmond's clothes, the colors for the shirt are inverted and his hoodie going from white to black could be seen as his world view literally having been flipped after what he's gone through in the last game.

[@snmrikki9026]

when ezio looks at the perch at 4:09 and sees altair, its referencing the first time you dive into a haystack in AC1. its the exact spot you dive off of in the first one. nice little touch

[@Icebuerger4016]

I love playing the Ezio Trilogy. It makes me feel so happy and I love watching Ezio grow…

[@jackburridge8790]

One thing I love about Revelations is that infamy finally means something because NO ONE wants to do the den defenses

[@traviscummings9178]

That wagon chase with the Templar captain is still one of my favorite moments from the game Also, my head canon for Ezio's actions around the 5 minute mark is that he came across the fact that there was water beneath him while he researched Masyaf on his journey. As a wiser man and Assassin, he undoubtedly has learned the importance of knowing what he was walking into.

[@00pengu7]

AC 1 is worth a try. It’s interesting to go back and see where it all started. It is repetitive, and feels like a demo, but beside that, I had a great time.

[@ghastlyanarchy1720]

Agreed. It is quite repetitive, but the story bits are worth experiencing to understand what Altaïr went through during his journey.

[@zacharyjoleman1068]

Lol I started an AC marathon a few months ago, on ac rogue rn. Made it a challenge to finish the story and 100% each game too. Did enjoy the ac1 story but holy crap the gameplay after a few hours became so torturous. It's the only game I ended up not 100% along with ac3 which was worse in a way.

[@salmanazam9444]

My first Assassins Creed and to this day, my favourite Assassins Creed. Its just BEAUTIFUL in every aspect...

[@shubhankarjayee604]

Ezio trilogy would always be my favourite games. Also, a little thing I noticed, Apple of Eden drives a person insane in a small time. It is a testament to Altair's will power that he kept using it for years without going mad or ambitious himself.

[@codingaisle7315]

At the scene where Yusuf died, at first seeing so many bodies of Templars, i really thought that Sophia pulled off a Claudia from ACB but when I saw the body of Yusuf, that was heartbreaking!

[@LordGonkII]

Is no one going to mention Ezio and Ahmet fighting while falling?

[@neptuneyt3318]

Your videos on both Ac2 and brotherhood made me go back and replay the Ezio trilogy. I just finished Revelations tonight. Each of these games are amazing seeing the life of Ezio and how he grows and matured over each game is incredible. Your analysis of this franchise and these games is amazing and I love seeing your videos every time they come out!

[@jlaws8740]

0:38 Ezio's darker robes are meant to represent how far he's come since he was a young man. He's incredibly experienced now, and he's looking for knowledge. I do love the nod that he's struggling a bit with his "identity" as an Assassin and his "identity" as Ezio Auditore da Firenze. I also love how Ezio sounds in this game. He's not a young man anymore, he's a hardened fighter and his voice accurately reflects that.

[@jbcatz5]

Considering Desmond accesses Altaïr’s memories through his mother’s side, that could be why Ezio sees Altaïr and this portion of his life is so open to Desmond and not his father (whose side Ezio and the Kenway generations came from). That he’s doing through a safe mode of the Animus and not normal function could also factor in, like it wouldn’t be recalled this way through the normal interface even Rebecca or later Layla (who overcame the genetic match requirement for the user by drawing genetic memory from actual remains) might have designed.

[@Dotexclamationmark]

"Its their right to be a dumbass" Holy hell truer words will never be spoken again

[@ridensroom6957]

I played this in 2012. Such a great game and ending to Al and Ez stories.

[@loganbigmo]

Ezio is short enough as is, who's shortening the name to Ez.

[@annamesser6880]

I love watching your videos because I remember all of the times as a kid and teen playing these games and redownloading games because of how you say and explain everything. I love you GamingWins and I hope you have the best time of your life. “Remember, drive the speed limit, drink water, and love one another. Pizza”

[@sgtroach1510]

This is probably one of my fave ac game also can you do mw2019 and watch dogs 1

[@najeewilson8942]

One of the first assassin's Creed games I've ever played. Little did I know I would hooked.

[@glowhoo9226]

The startup screen for revelations always hits me.

[@tv_tim]

I REALLY need to sit down and play these three AC games, I got through most of 2, but never finished. Eventually.

[@killuazoldyck7216]

AC revelation was my very first AC and till this day its my favourite. It has so much storytelling like no other AC. The historical accuracy is good without ruining the fun and I loved how they focused on the political und historical events in this game, it felt like we really did influence history. Also I love how ezio is being shown here. Wise and calm. Fights and climbs good but still we can fell his old age. The development of ezios age is done really good. It has been fun listing to him talking and being himself, but with that exhaust look and voice. Just perfect

[@zbigniewdomin8697]

One of my top 3 favourite assassin's creeds. First is syndicate second brotherhood then this beauty of a game

[@matthewsaari8488]

So excited for these assassins creed videos, you always capture exactly what everyone loves in these games

[@jbcatz5]

Yusuf’s origin story to the Assassin/Templar conflict is shown in the novelisation for the 2016 film, one of the Regressions short stories that each of the prominent descendant characters from the film got and detail an Animus session they were in. They all have ancestors who have appeared before in the franchise, and these extra short stories serve to flesh them out a bit more.

[@onefourdice9475]

19:39 I didn't notice until my 2nd playthrough that this guy appears to be a sage as he matches the characteristics set in black flag

[@ItsShepsky]

Missed my favourite line. After Ezio and Yusuf have the convo where ezio explains the “Ezio Auditore da Firenze” Yusuf adopts this custom by naming himself “Yusuf Tazim da Istanbul”

[@edd1e.4]

Every time i see a gaming win video posted, i swear i smile i always look forward to them

[@hotrodarda7115]

I played this game more than any video game never once cried at the ending. Why am i so emotional now. Propably i'm gonna cry even more at your Ember's video

[@pramusetyakanca1552]

Yusuf's introduction of the hook blade will go down as one of the best AC memes on _history,_ I tell you

[@csw1013]

The Ezio Trilogy beginning, middle and end are perfect we saw our boy grow up from angry young man wanting revenge to the mentor of the Brotherhood that became his life

[@ChronoNeko]

This game had one of my all time favorite features that so far has never come back! The walk and talk feature, where you just have to move close to your companion and Ezio will keep walking at their pace!

[@coltonhorn1229]

Im so excited to watch this one! Thank you for everything you do! Just in case it's been a while since anyone has told you, you're doing a great job :)

[@blizzardcrow3051]

HOLY SHIT SOMEONE REMEMBERS INFINITY BLADE. Dude I loved those games so much. Drem's Maw is one of my favorite areas of all time

[@jackramshaw957]

I’d love to see your take on Origins. I found it to be the most ‘assassin’ of the newest games but also a fresh take on the series at the same time

[@RileyJ3866]

11:36 by you saying "Same VA" for Altair; if you mean the voice of Altair in Revelations is the same VA from AC 1, then you're wrong. AC 1's VA was Philip Shahbaz, and Revelations VA was Cas Anvar

[@kitsunekimchi118]

Would have asked you to do a video on the SoulsBorne Universe but I think that even one of its videos would be more than an hour long. Aside from that... too many fanatics like me would have a field day with you if you left out a single thing that _they_ adored and you didn't. Keep up the stellar work, mate

[@elijahproto]

Wake up babe, (I have no babe), new Assassins Creed GamingWins video!

[@Hexados-666]

In regards to story in my opinion it did an excellant job in answering all the questions we had up to that point

[@Sarmen.Michaels]

I love the Tobuscus reference. I remember watching those and waiting for the next ones. Old school KZbin FTW!

[@A_328FL]

Altair IS voiced by someone else, but they should've used the original considering he could do an accent as well.

[@chase7322]

I love the Tobuscus reference!

[@M1rthful]

This was the AC I grew up with as a kid. My older brother loved AC far more than me and I was about 10 when I picked up this copy of the game. At the time I barely knew the story of Ezio or anything like that but I still had a blast.

[@DrDoom374]

"My story is one of many thousands, the world will not suffer if it ends too soon" God, till this day those words give me the chills. Fucking miss ezio!

[@ExoticBrownEyes92]

I like that they brought back Haaz Sleiman as a voice actor. I recognized his voice immediately even though its been years since he was used

[@kiadinetheanomalous4175]

RIP Infinity Blade. It’s good to know we still remember it, even though it shut down a while ago

[@dinfrank5300]

I love Revelations, and it will always be my favorite of the series. And yes, I loved the tower defense sections too.

[@NeroCM]

I can't believe you didn't win that "Who are we but the fairy tales we tell ourselves" moment in the Animus

[@elmatapacos7441]

I LOVE THIS CHANNEL SO MUCH 😭

[@olafvandenbos1094]

When I klicked on the video, I thought to myself. “Huh I don’t remember a lot of this game”. So I klicked away the video… I replayed the game and I felt like a kid again! After 2 weeks I completed it (work and school don’t judge😂). Now I am back to watch this video!

[@gooma7942]

I don't know if you read comments but I feel like its worth mentioning in the first game the world outside was described as post apocalyptic and then retconned later to be some sort of "hacker". Which is just a great change of direction cuz eye roll for shoehorned apocalypses.

AC1 does not have outdated gameplay. A lot of people say it does but that's not true. It holds up as much as the Ezio trilogy (obviously this ones have been adding slight improvements over time as you can expect from sequels but the core it's the same). People say the game is outdated because of the mission structure. And I also disagree with that. The game makes you do a set of activities before you can access your target and people usually say that the activities are "repetitive" but that's because the activities aren't the focus of the gameplay, it's the information you get from them. Once you have it, you'll need to use that information to locate your target and plan out your kill. And yes, I mean you, the player. The game isn't going to diplay that information anywhere else. To put it in perspective, is like if the black box missions of Unity were the whole game and it didn't showed to you the different "routes" or "oportunities" you have, it just lets you figure things out for yourself. Edit: Altaïr's VA is different. The one from Rev is not the guy from 1.

[@Fletch55]

You said earlier in the video that the music in this game is great. And yes, that is absolutely true. But that song during the 'destruction flashback' scene hits so hard and doesn't let up until the end and gives that slight kind of hint of rebuilding and hope, but you'd never know with how hard it hits before that. Always gives me chills years later to listen to it and still essentially visualize the cutscene while listening.

[@streakngames2178]

As someone who is going back and binge playing the entire Desmond saga (AC1, AC2, Brotherhood, Revelations and AC3) I can personally say AC1 is definitely worth playing and would love to see a video on that, only criticism I can say for it is that there is some things you can do that the game never tells you like if you dodge and attack with the hidden blade that’s a 1 shot kill

[@najwadalasadie445]

I actually used this trick by accident when facing off al-Mualim in AC1 and i was surprised that he can be killed with only 1-hit

[@boussIRL]

Fun fact, the guy who's bald and tries to hang Ezio at the beginning is voiced by Steve Blum 👌

[@akumasstorytime3910]

Cape clad bald guy.

[@gooma7942]

I miss those tobuscus lyrical trailers. Had me totally hyped up for brotherhood and this game.

[@kyraptor2521]

Does anyone notice how when ezio raises his sword at the sultan it looks a lot like Connor? From the way he hold it and stands to his pure silence.

[@jameshetherington1]

I know this is a channel of positivity - but I can't help compare the chills I got when Ezio talked to Desmond, him knowing on some level Desmond was with him on his journey, with the apathy and eye roll I got when *spoilers* Kassandra just pops up to meet Layla then just... Dies

[@alanmoutoux4613]

Hey I know you might not read this, but id like to say that I’ve been watching all your videos and I can proudly say that I’m all caught up and have seen every video you have made, I think you’re an amazing person and I hope that you never stop what you’re doing, I’m currently living in my car and when I’m feeling down I watch your channel so thank you for all you do your amazing man thank you so so much

[@alamo134]

I also want to mention that the enemy design, especially the Templar is cool.

[@AlexM-A08]

This was the first AC game I played, I’ve played practically all of them since then and it’s still in my top three. 3. Black flag 2. Revaluations 1. Unity

[@brennanmann4178]

I never gave unity a proper shot. Should I go back and give it a go? Multiplayer still a thing?

[@AlexM-A08]

@@brennanmann4178 Unity was pretty fun, Arno story was pretty interesting (most of the time), and the multiplayer is pretty fun. I personally recommend it, however it’s always best to seek a couple of peoples newer opinions as well.

[@AKAZA-kq8jd]

Dude really the city you character in filled with history.

[@VengeanceTyphlosion]

Honestly, getting to relive these games and see so much more because of a different POV, thank you... so much. I never knew Abstergo was latin for "I cleanse". Even so many years later, on a game I have played multiple times & I tout as one third of the best trilogy I have ever played, you still taught me something new. I love that. Also, hearing that you're going to make a video on AC: Embers makes me happy but I know I'm going to cry. Ezio's final words/letter are some of the many words from Ezio that struck me hard, meant something strong to me, & that I've taken in to shape myself with. His words are not only beautiful, but insightful & profound, but in a wonderfully understandable way. I know that sounds kinda contradictory, but it makes sense to me. haha :D I CONTINOUSLY look forward to your videos & can't wait to see your next one. Always love seeing your POV & the similarities/differences we have. Helps me think even more about a game I love.

[@motojack8692]

This channel deserves more. One day the algorithm will pick it up.

[@johnnyjones9601]

I am so glad you referenced the literal trailer for this game. It is the one that made me decide I had to buy the Etzio trilogy to experience it for myself.

[@midasthegreat9905]

Know it's an old vid but on the point of 16, he WAS related to Desmond, through Ezio, so the Assassins were indeed part of his heritage. I like to think that was part of why 16 was so willing to help out Desmond, other than the fact that they were put through the same stuff by Abstergo, helping your distant cousin seems like a natural thing to do considering the circumstances.

[@Sarmen.Michaels]

Great video! You said everything perfectly. I thoroughly enjoyed watching this. The Ezio trilogy is still my all time favourite games ever!

[@basilisaronis3747]

Tbh honest after quitting acb for a while seeing this video gave me hope to finish it in order to play this game

[@drremedy4819]

This one was always my favourite as a child, got it way before brotherhood

[@cb-9938]

Dude I completely forgot about the OG assassin's creed games. I just download it to play again. I loves them