Ezio Auditore's Words || Love

"When I was a young man, I had liberty, but I did not see it. I had time, but I did not know it. And I had love, but I did not feel it. Many decades would pass before I understood the meaning of all three." #Ezio
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Think about the words, learn from it and become wiser!
Edited by Words Beyond Fiction.
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★Assassin's Creed: Embers (2011)
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[@vanaheimstories7530]

Can you do Conner’s ending speech from AC 3 or Arno’s speech at the end of AC Unity?

[@WordsBeyondFiction]

@@vanaheimstories7530 I will check it out

[@dsaizet1781]

Bro i am still waiting for Ezio speech to Desmond on your chanel

[@hakou_dz]

Could you tell me what's the meaning of the symbols in your channel pic

[@WordsBeyondFiction]

@@hakou_dz The letters WBF if you click on the about section of the channel then click on community there is a picture there explaining

[@TrevieTrev]

Ezio is really the best assassin and character. His story really taught me a lot when it comes to free thinking and following your own path.

[@FrostReave]

Me too. Connor is a close second to me.

[@TrevieTrev]

@@FrostReave Connor cool too idk why people don’t like him he’s just stoic

[@shadowninja1059]

@@TrevieTrev fr he’s actually an interesting character I never saw him strong but extremely deadly of a fighter

[@kiryukazuma1210]

For me ezio was cool in AC revolution but for me Altair the best Assassins in the game and the one that make me change my mind about Templar is shay Cormac (not real Templar tho)

[@blaynsanders2086]

Yep ezio is for sure the best to me but probably also to people who have played the whole game franchise because he was a good assassin

[@PharaohofCulture]

Assassin's Creed has a lot of beautiful quotes and speeches.

[@motazmohamed1646]

True.

[@1DeeThunder]

Indeed and some of these quotes actually came from books that the creator found inspiration from

[@darkknight-rf1br]

Had*

[@mirsuhayl]

And the best part is that it's so aesthetic. You get so overwhelmed by the scenes and story that you feel to be part of the game.

[@MudriaV]

*Had

[@mrredeyes7021]

He taught me a lot as a kid and young adult I hope to someday make him proud

[@neverexist1]

Isn’t strange that fictional stories sometimes would teach us more than real people

[@rageraptor7127]

@@neverexist1 I mean that’s what arts supposed to do.

[@TheVoidSoul19]

He's already proud of all of us because we heard his story.

[@badreedinedjellali1328]

@@TheVoidSoul19 I hope he's proud of us all

[@Ex-Mohammed_Anwar]

When I listen to Ezio Auditore words it given me the strength to carry on in this life

[@Salemwaaa]

Ezio’s words here reflect on how he took the things he had in his youth somewhat for granted like having love but forsaking it and being reckless with his time having the liberty to do whatever whenever is basically gone in his adult years but he gains new loves, has more time than before and uses his newfound liberty to do what’s right

[@marckennethcabanero7467]

What are your thoughts when Ezio mentioned that he had love but never feel it? Is he pondering about how he gave up Cristina and left her to be married if he have a chance to grab it?

[@antoinjohnson4146]

@@marckennethcabanero7467 it definitely correlates to that, he basically chose honoring his family over his love life, plus he also suppressed it to stay focused on his mission. I think that what he means when he say, “but I did not feel it”

[@lastat00293]

The same way I had the love of friends and family, but having Cerebral Palsy and knowing the reasons for my conception I felt nothing for nearly 30 years. Only now am I beginning to understand these feelings as I see my little brother with his two kids and my baby sister with her first child still standing behind me seeing someone worth loving even when I couldn't.

[@amithius8202]

Ezio Auditore da Florenze hands down my favorite Assassin, goes from a punk who is a failure in most people's eyes to the one the greatest Assassin's and men to ever live

[@Scared_Yoda]

Firenze: Ezio's hometown in Italian Florence: Ezio's hometown in English Florenze: N O T H I N G

[@amithius8202]

@@Scared_Yoda Hey look, I didn't immediately switch sides during WW2, so I don't know how those gumbas do anything lol

[@Scared_Yoda]

@@amithius8202 what are you talking about? Wtf is a gumba and what does WW2 have to do with this

[@amithius8202]

@@Scared_Yoda Italians, theh switched sides from the Axis to Allies during WW2, and a Gumba is an Italian slur, just making fun of them and pointing out idc enough to spell Florence right

[@carlosdefuerte8686]

Ezio must be really you favourite assassins if you know how to spell his name right. Hahahah

[@zataru8429]

I listen, with tears in my eyes and nodding in agreement. It is time to appreciate time, feel love, and see freedom. A fictional character manages to lift me out of a dark hole better than a real person could never do. Thank you, Mentore...

[@Ex-Mohammed_Anwar]

When I listen to Ezio Auditore words it given me the strength to carry on in this life

[@VainerCactus0]

That is exactly the reason people write stories like this. We have been telling stories to each other for tens of thousands of years if cave paintings are to be believed.

[@SouthpawdSlayer94]

And who says video games don't teach you anything. Ezios words stuck with me. And I have a better appreciation for life because of it.

[@Siddharth-vz1md]

His first 5-6 lines defines me "I had liberty but I did not see it I had time but I did not know it I had love but I did not feel it" those words defines my past and they hit me really hard.

[@hiraeth4834]

I was 12,This man influenced my life actions. I'm 20 now,8 years and the vision is still strong. Love.Peace.

[@sinnergamer6870]

Ezio’s character influenced me in such a way dat i got ‘Nothing is True, Everything is Permitted’ tattooed on my left arm.

[@bilalustun8959]

Finally a well done version of this monologue on YT. Great job

[@WordsBeyondFiction]

Cheers Mate

[@carlosdefuerte8686]

still not the exact letter he wrote. They miss some words he said and that is kinda said

[@WordsBeyondFiction]

@@carlosdefuerte8686 Not missed! cut off on purpose.

[@Ahmee_x]

I remember i used to replay this scene from time to time not fully understanding it yet still it gave me chills now i understand it a lot more but still it gives me chills

[@Deoxys_da2]

*Kids* : wow he is so cool,I love him *Legends* : try to understand the words to be the next Ezio(A wise man)

[@PrimordialReaper]

Time is the most precious of any resource, do not waste it, tomorrow is a hope, never a promise. Note: thank you for the lovely video, Ezio shall always be my favorite Assasins Creed character, followed up by Connor.

[@animonarch800]

and what about the new ones my man

[@keshavsingh1758]

Ezio raised me like my big brother And gave me an important life lesson: Ezio Auditore ♥️

[@shadowninja1059]

I remember mowing someone’s lawn for $20 dollars for the ezio collection on ps3 played it nonstop and then played the remastered version of it on ps4 in 2018 ezio gave me comfort after the things that happened from the neglect and abuse from my dad he terrorized me and my other 3 siblings when I was little ezio to me felt like a real friend when I felt like shit I’m glad he had in impact in my life couldn’t be more grateful 😢

[@souryadeepbose9701]

Sorry to hear that brother.

[@shadowninja1059]

@@souryadeepbose9701 no I’m sorry it’s the insecurity for me I’m not used to expressing things about myself honestly just felt this was right move to be true to myself rather than not

[@thegamingkiller698]

​@shadowninja1059 i respect your feeling. And im glad you also shared this wonderful story. And the story of Ezio. Im glad that this, he, actually helped you through things. Im happy that you managed to get through your hardships. And keep going foward. Keep moving. I hope Ezio still has a great impact in your life like mine. And continue to inspire you to a great life.

[@Poke-ladd]

It is a good life we live, may it never change and may it never change us

[@KhorbiusZex]

speak for yourself...

[@mert_meydan24]

@@KhorbiusZex I think it is a quote from intro of AC2

[@quincyconnors9391]

@@mert_meydan24 And ominous foreshadowing

[@someguy1365]

What happened to AC? Where are the moody, melancholic, and introspective parts? I miss all of them. The Assassins. The Templars. All of them doing what they truly felt was right; not for glory or pride... but because they believed in a cause. An idea. A feeling. I do not get the same feeling from the newer games. I do not learn new things, or look at the world in a different light with each entry. They simply are. And I can't be the only one that feels like that, right? Or am I relic of a time long gone? I don't know.

[@1154]

Assassins, templars, good story, once so disposable are the fuels that drive me forward. And love, most specially for you, our childhood, our brothers and sisters, and for the vast and wonderful animus that gave us entertainment, knowledge, and keep us guessing endless hope for a new and epic Assassins Creed.

[@grimmjow0106]

I hear that. Ezio/Desmond/Altair were the assassin Creed games/experiences. During that time you had developers in control of the decision making and passionate about the project. Now you have a company run by multi millionaires and multi billionaires that is simply running a multibillion dollar company making decisions for the project from nothing more than a business exploitive mindset. If consumers do not keep businesses in check and hold them accountable, businesses get greedy and they exploit consumers ignorance or laziness or compromises. Which is why nowadays you have out of touch multi millionaires and multi billionaire CEOs making all the decisions for these projects from my standpoint that benefits them and the company the most profit wise. And that’s why there is a constant trend of live service business models and season/battle pass gimmicks with micro transactions store fronts. The focus from the original assassin Creed days, that focus and decision-making no longer exist. Consumers got jaded and lazy, business CEOs took more and more decision making control from a self interest standpoint….. and now we have these pretty/beautiful empty worlds devoid of identity and true immersion. It’s just empty and shallow.

[@someguy1365]

@@grimmjow0106 I loved AC 3. Felt like a genuine attempt at innovation and still felt like there was a spark of passion put into it. Been playing through Unity, and it's such a beautifully realized setting that I am beginning to regret not playing it at launch; it feels like Ubi loved that game when they built it. The new ones just don't feel loved by their creators, and I don't think that's a business-specific issue... there's only so long you can continue to make several different games that are basically all the same without feeling burnt out by them. Their creative teams just seem tired of the series, and I find that really unfortunate. It feels like Ubi doesn't love any of their IPs anymore. As a creative, I've felt it before, so it's not hard to pick up the signs in other projects/pieces of media.

[@grimmjow0106]

@@someguy1365 I respect that perspective. And you very well could be onto something there. I think it’s blatantly obvious that there is definitely not the same love and passion being put into these projects anymore compared to the series from the past. But I feel like there is a distinct line where you can see a D-evolution happening. Maybe I shouldn’t say to Stephens but a blatant gradual escalation that occurs. It seems like it started after the Dezmin/Ezio arc. The emphasis of the Templars and the assassins both in present and previous timelines. The fictional but grounded in plausibility of a precursor generation with advanced technology and cataclysmic events. There is a very fanciful but real believability grounded there that was the premise of the whole adventure and journey or such. But to my mind I see a gradual decline of decision making coming from the developers/creative leaders working on a project… And it seems to be shifting to where the decision making is coming from out of touch CEO minds that have a clear focus on business/profit concepts. At least that feels pretty obvious to me just based off the pattern of what we used to have compared to what we have now. This micro transaction shift that began occurring in the recent projects, the insane focus on huge sandboxes with micro transactions stores. Then eventually not just the micro transactions stores but the purchasing of a project with a season pass system in place. And now with the new project it’s adding to that season pass system and micro transactions store, a complete live service model where it’s like goin to be this live Internet only formula where you subscribe/pay to access the main server and content is just flowing in and out of there. Like a destiny/MMO thing. And yet it’s still supposed to be a single player experience except it’s always online and there are other people there. It’s The next step in their live service adaptation that they’re trying with this assassin‘s creed online. But the heart of this kind of decision making is out of touch from the actual project. It’s business minded decision-making that is latching on to a seeable trend when it comes to exploitation with the consumer and what the consumer has become jaded to and will allow. You look at Gta Online, Activision with its warzone in call of duty projects, fortnite, halo, etc. there is a trend of implementing these live service systems as it means great profit for you the CEO and company. Warzone is a free to play a game that makes three to $4 billion dollars on a annual basis. At least it was annual as of last year, I think now it’s quarterly. And that’s free to play. Halo implemented this battle pass system with their multiplayer now as well as a micro transaction store, it’s all complete shit to me and yet if you’re able to actually get in a game because of that broken shit going on there, you’ll see people who paid $20 or whatever for fucking cat ears ‘s and shit. You wonder why this exploitation with these live service systems continues, but people have normalized it so much now that they actually are OK with supporting and enabling this kind of bullshit. Doesn’t make any sense to me but the reason all these multi billion dollar companies are adopting it, is because it’s crazy profit for them. Ubisoft is a multi billion dollar company. And the CEOs who are multi millionaires and multi billionaires, are simply trying to follow the correct business trends that allow for the maximum amount of profit for them. You can’t fault the business for putting self first, which is why consumers have to keep them in check and hold them accountable. Unfortunately consumers do not treat the multi multi billion dollar game industry with the multi billion dollar Game business companies the same way they treat all types of businesses in real life. When it comes to your clothing stores or movie theaters or mechanic shops or restaurants or hotels etc. consumers have a expectation and a standard requirement that they expect to be met. And if it is not… We leave. That’s how you lose a consumer and that kind of understanding and mentality is what keeps businesses in real life in check so that they meet the appropriate expectations and requirements. But when it comes to a multi billion dollar business company making a game project, consumers don’t hold that standard. And these CEOs know this. They know they can exploit the project and exploit the consumer, and whether you complain or whether you justify an excuse… Both sides will compromise and will not go anywhere. You’ll continue to put up with it, support it, and wait for the eventual game you bought some months or years down the road. It’s really pathetic when you think about it. I’m digressing, this stuff is just so blatantly obvious to me when it comes to the kind of decision making going on for these projects with these multi billion dollar companies. With the talent, the technology, and the multiple upon multiple upon multiple lifetimes worth of financial backing that could be used to invest in the success of these projects in a passionate way, you don’t see any of that. All you see is exploitation which benefits the company and not the project and not the consumer. And that system is becoming injected more and more into everything, now even into single player games for live service content. It’s a bad direction that completely destroys the project and its identity or immersion and hurts the consumer as well. Anyway I’ve ranted and said way more than I should. Sorry for the stupid long read here.

[@someguy1365]

@@grimmjow0106 No worries. Gaming is in a dangerous spot with the nature of its audience; usually children/younger folks. The sort of audience that is impressionable and prone to poorly managing their money, so it creates a feedback loop where the company can continually profit off that willfulness. I'll admit that I am guilty of this, too. I have more money invested into Destiny 2 than I have any other game, but the times a DLC comes out are some of my weakest times; I can only justify it because I am getting varied and interesting content and decent goals to grind for... It's why I have almost 5k hours in it. That being said, being better starts with me, so I quit buying into a lot of the yearly franchises and consolidated all my time into Destiny.

[@xyzdrakiel7000]

“Laa shay’a waqui’n moutlaq bale kouloun moumkine. The wisdom of our creed is revealed through these words. We work in the dark to serve the light. We are assassins. Nothing is true everything is permitted.” Heard these words more times than I can count.

[@jellalfernandes1309]

Had tears in my eyes. Requiescat in pace

[@ashkanbeh8256]

"its just a game , why are u crying?!" . I played this game when I was a kid , I didn't pay attention to the story of the game , i was just plying . but now when i became older , I'm playing it again but not as a game , as a lesson . people are still saying its just a game and its not real . but for me he is real . . . believe it or not , some games are not only games , they are lessons , and there are legends , behind the lessons .

[@thegamingkiller698]

Hell yeah brother. It was the same for me. I just, played when i was young. Not knowing the story. But once i came back to the Ezio collection when i was older. I understood the story. I understood him. I learned a lot. And i in fact take Ezio as an inspiration for how I act now.

[@ashkanbeh8256]

@@thegamingkiller698 exactly, I wish they would remake this masterpieces instead of creating naive lgbtq characters!

[@thegamingkiller698]

@@ashkanbeh8256 exactly! Where did all the passion and heart go!

[@ghstpanther8752]

Ezio is one of best assassins bye far and assassins creed quotes are so beautiful and really hits home sometimes and reality

[@slayersanchez5191]

Wow this brings me back. It really hit home and sent shivers down my spine.

[@thetankmentality.21]

One of the best fictional characters I have ever seen.I love every aspect that he had as a character.Rarely we see masterpieces like Assassin’s Creed in this day and age.Thank you Ezio for everything

[@Artofwarthebookof5rings]

This was the first assassin's Creed game I played. And without a doubt not only due too an nostalgic feeling but utter respect for ezio character disgn I deem it the best assassin's Creed game of all time.period

[@MetaJo101]

Best assassin in the series to me. Rest in peace Ezio.

[@rgutierrez595]

My favorite quote from Assassins Creed II has always been from Leonardo Da Vinci. “I’m not content to merely capture the world. I want to change it.”

[@silent0141]

He is best never loved a character as much as Ezio , these words have truth and wisdom in them and ofcourse beauty 💙 . Well written 👍

[@SuperMegaUltraFreezingColdDude]

“It’s just a game.” They said, “It’s a waste of time.” They said, “It teaches you nothing.” They said.

[@daniramosbarragan4137]

Last year I fought against a depressing process. A lot of your videos had helped me, but this in particular is on another level. Thank you so much for this inspirational videos! Love your work!

[@tylersoto7465]

Your not alone in this brother. I to battle with major depression, anxiety, insomnia and adhd etc , it's beautiful moments like this that tears me up to keep pushing myself forward, ik everyone's battles in life us different but I believe in the end we can prevail our trials in life , toward that peace and joy we seek so badly. I pray everyone is doing well and have a good one .

[@hondo4427]

Man I remember playing this in the morning when I was a little kid I would do anything to go back. Ezio felt like a real person to me

[@Shinyprofjareth]

The best lesson for young people like myself and others

[@vaibhavvinu2902]

You know ,I miss the old AC games ,back when they were about ,you know... actual stealth and assassinations ,those old games made us think in new ways with their beautiful and well written cutscenes and dialogues and melancholic philosophy.... each time I finished a game I used to look at the word with a new perspective..... now a days AC is basically a hack and slash RPG ,where stealth is optional and keeps piggybacking of the old AC games' rep.....So what I am trying to say is "Thank you for reminding me of a better time"

[@tahacyber9992]

I miss the old assassins creed games

[@christat5336]

When the respect for a digital character overpass the real ones.

[@f03-i6f]

"and for the vast and wonderful world that gave us life" it must've been such an amazing feeling to take a moment and appreciate the chance you were given to experience life, in your last moments, instead of being filled with fear from death. i believe that is the best way to die. knowing that you have fulfilled your purpose

[@tylersoto7465]

"I have lived my life as best I could, not knowing its purpose, but drawn forward like a moth to a distant moon. And here at last, I discover a strange truth. That I am only a conduit, for a message that eludes my understanding"

[@Foooty_flickz]

"no books no wisdom just you fratello mio -Requiescat in pace ser altair and ezio"

[@jeniskindof]

Assassin's Creed truly ended with ezio's death nothing can change that for me

[@epicvegeta8717]

Amazing. I can say for myself & others that we take love & freedom for granted. War has not approached us & hope it does not. But what about the places constantly under it. There is lyric from a nickelback song telling that each day is a gift & not a given right.

[@WordsBeyondFiction]

Just checked the song good one

[@epicvegeta8717]

@@WordsBeyondFiction" If today was your last day" by Nickelback. There are people who say that their songs are bad. Their songs are amazing. Each one teaches a lesson. I recommend you try them.

[@legohunter1020]

Assassins Creed is my all time favorite video game franchise. And although I'm now on the side of the Templars because of Haytham and Shay, I will not not deny the fact there are honorable assassins throughout. Altair Ezio Edward Connor Arno And so on.... And even though I don't share their philosophy anymore, they have my respect.

[@someguy1365]

I still believe myself firmly on their side, but I will ask why you've chosen this. I would like to see the other side, if you don't mind? There are a lot of great questions to be asked, and the only way to challenge one's beliefs is to see the other side.

[@legohunter1020]

@@someguy1365 Well, just as Haytham has stated, Templars only want order, purpose and direction. And they believe that freedom is a gateway to chaos. At that point, I didn't know what to think about it. Alluring, yes, but not enough to switch sides. Then I experienced Shay. The assassins believing they had the liberty to destroy a city, just to keep an artifact from Templar hands? It was crude and inhumane. I then thought back to what Haytham said to Connor on that rooftop and had a change of heart. The freedom that assassins desperately hold onto will not end well for them. I've been a Templar ever since. Perhaps if more assassins were more like Altair and Arno, and not Abbos and Belec, then perhaps I may not have switched sides. Maybe... But the past won't ever change. As I've learned from it. May the Father of Understanding guide us.

[@someguy1365]

@@legohunter1020 I see. I think Haytham was easily one of the most grey Templars to ever live. He and Shay are also very, very similar in that regard. But, personally... what Shay did to kick off Unity... that wasn't the mark of a man that wanted to do the right thing. I feel like the Templar creed warped him over time. Shay may have been grey once, but I don't think he stayed that way. Also, the Assassins didn't realize the damage they were doing. Achilles and Shay's friend came to the realization during the final moments of the game. It was rather unfortunate that the others were all too willing to give up their scruples, and needed to die for the betterment of the colonies. It pains me to say it, but Assassins, much like Templars, do more harm than good sometimes. This is an unfortunate side effect of Freedom, and you're right: Freedom does not end well for all, unfortunately. But that doesn't mean it shouldn't be treasured. I would gladly die this instant if it meant another man, woman, or child was free from the tyranny, pain, and abuse of another. I don't think any man or woman is perfect enough to preach order and purpose to other imperfect people. What I like about the Assassins is how much they treasure imperfection. How much they truly believe they are responsible for themselves, and that no one is going to save them from their foolishness. It's up to them tolearn, grow, and change... and I really appreciate their refusal to allow another to do that for them.

[@m.k.o7610]

Man Ezio is the best.😍😍😍😍

[@A_youtube_channel56]

This speach gives goosebumps 😞😞

[@yoloyt7093]

Bro.... The music really fits the mood for Ezio's final goodbye to Sofia.... Well done

[@Coldbloodedkri]

I got assassins creed 2 for free thru the Xbox 360 free games with gold .. an I played that game for hours on end. Ezio truly has a way with words an meaning. So deep an so lovely Thank you for shaping me into the hooded punk I am today

[@tylersoto7465]

I'm happy you got to experience the beauty and joy of assassin's 2 , it's one of a kind.

[@lapuzhanna2098]

Father of assassins creed

[@brandonhernandez5639]

It’s beautiful brother 😢... ezio will forever be my favorite character in gaming history!

[@dann7598]

I wish I could go back in time

[@mi75976]

Tears in my eyes very time I hear this.

[@WarbossR0kt00fSant0s]

It's symbolic when he was more impactful than any of my teachers.

[@sinjinreed2091]

Please do Connor (The Hero) next. “It's better to have faith in something than none at all.” - “Sometimes standing against evil is more important than defeating it. The greatest heroes stand because it is right to do so, not because they believe they will walk away with their lives.” - "So because we are inclined by nature to be controlled, who better than the Templars? It's a poor offer." - "No, the strings should be cut--all should be free." - "All people should be equal and not in turns." - "The others in the village-they thought this was something I wanted. Something I chose to do. But it never felt that way to me. No, it was not a choice. It was an obligation. Because if not me, then who?" - "Such dark thoughts will cripple a man. But only if he lets them. [...] But if I abandoned my cause-if you abandoned yours, Commander-who would take our places? And what would become of the people who rely upon us?" - "What would you have me do?"

[@stevensilvestro2241]

I love you Ezio! ❤️ Rest in peace young king!.

[@ArthurD]

You know you did something really good if almost 10 years later people are quoting the lines you wrote.

[@racco-on.7]

the legend has spoken

[@chancesears6587]

He's life has tought me so much ngl ik he's a video game character but he tought me not the be rackless with love and time to so know you will be love know matter were you are and no matter who it's from he tought me to think with a open mind and to be wise and not abuse the power you have to always do the right thing Idc what ppl say he's a good master to have

[@tylersoto7465]

"I have lived my life as best I could, not knowing its purpose, but drawn forward like a moth to a distant moon. And here at last, I discover a strange truth. That I am only a conduit, for a message that eludes my understanding"

[@wandile2545]

This from someone who watched half his family get murdered,the other half hunted and lost his freedom inbetween,hearing talk about how he used to have liberty hits different,how he used to have time...but now it's all gone Ezio will always be the best Assasin for me

[@jellykin4379]

This makes me cry

[@richardkriz3015]

Big nostalgic

[@7hollowed787]

Such an amazing quote

[@belgiumwarrior9077]

We learned a lot of these men they are fictional but still our teachers

[@Deoxys_da2]

It's not about ezio it's about the message you derive from his words everyone has a ezio inside you need to find it and follow it to unleash your true potential

[@GauravKumar-vy4hg]

AC 2 and brotherhood are so nostalgic. one of my favorite childhood game.. it's theme song is also great👌👌

[@Untoter_Konig]

for those of you who dont know the song that is playing over the speech is hans zimmers "time"

[@sathvikgn047]

You give awards to any game ,but when it comes to character development weather villan or hero ubisoft is the best

[@outlaw._.lazines]

Tbh I've played pretty much all of the Assassin's Creed up until after origins. I've always had love and excitement for the franchise throughout the years. But now the emotion I have towards it is somewhat unexplainable. Yet it makes me feel lucky to experience and happy, yet disappointed in something I do not know yet. Maybe one day if I find that piece I'll remember to comeback here and share it with the rest of the world.

[@jediwizard5533]

I love this.

[@foxweirdson5296]

goosebump!!!!

[@theaveragegamer8128]

No Books,No Wisdom, Just You Fratello Mio Requiescat In Pace Altaïr - Ezio Auditore

[@tylersoto7465]

"I have lived my life as best I could, not knowing its purpose, but drawn forward like a moth to a distant moon. And here at last, I discover a strange truth. That I am only a conduit, for a message that eludes my understanding"

[@isaacibrahim9541]

More than perfect

[@quranbooker6655]

I respect these words 😎

[@worlddesires1565]

Best Assasin in the whole series

[@cuyxjrplays]

no cap the time shit scares me to this day time is disposable when ur young until u get to the times that u don't have enough time. chills man but i have learned just live ur best life to the fullest fuck time time passes no matter what just u try to be ur best self and live ur life no matter what especially with the ppl close to u.

[@Komachian]

Ezio’s monologue and Hands Zimmer’s “Time” from Inception. They seem to go well together!

[@jinchuriki7022]

Not realizing what you had until its gone

[@wafflesgame535]

amazing. also dont question me i love ur channel

[@storyman385]

I do have a new idea for the next video: The 12th doctor talking about war. Cause In it hes right, no one wins for long, wars just keep creating pain, and it all just ends with people talking about it. I suggest giving it a look, after all it would be interesting to see a doctor who speech in this channel

[@zSyntic]

Requiescat in pace 🖤

[@Jacksunrise]

Cool man

[@grimwolf485]

Wow I just got this after watching a video of Shaw

[@shadowninja1059]

He’s my favorite character alongside shay cormac and bayek

[@niketesambrosiosdelagrece2266]

More Ezio ❤💔

[@saadalvi9772]

Best

[@mewying5184]

golden era of Ac

[@nunu4evaaa]

ezio auditore . thank you.

[@YashBabar865]

My favourite assasin Ezio Altair Edward

[@gobinn.]

i love the series and i played the assassin's creed 2 when i was 5 or 6 and i loved it i am a nerd about the game it all i talk about now i am 12 i still play the games right now i am playing assassin's creed odessey and i love it and ubisoft did good the games will be part of my childhood

[@taytay3416]

Best assassin ever

[@hmok1083]

Finally you did HIM. Do Arthur Morgan and bayek. And more AC

[@noahfernelius8414]

Amazing my friend

[@colechestnut6627]

Don't let meanliess thing distract you from the most important thing in life.

[@kaanseyhun7041]

Interception music was fitting to this quote (:

[@Lucid_twilight.]

Everything is permitted if you can accept its effects. Everything is true to every man's own accord and conception

[@RamYadav-je4ib]

Love 💖

[@pepeneto8587]

Thank uuu so much

[@saraarrhur171]

Jesus loves yall ❤️

[@TheHiddenOne426]

Ok I cried.

[@Carminegaming1111]

Requiescat in pace, fratello mio.

[@S_Auditore]

Oh dios ezio me encanta... *procede a llorar *

[@aceveloce007]

This hits different to me

[@dreechte]

In Assassin's Creed 2 he fought for revenge In Assassin's Creed Brotherhood he fought to rebuild and reunite the brotherhood And i Assassin's Creed Revelations he understood his mission and what his lives purpose was. He accepted his mission and died as an happy and loving man looking at his family realising that everything he ever wanted cwme true