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Man, this just makes me want to replay some of the older games... Don't take me for a nostalgia freak, I loved AC3, AC4, and was even a loyal defender of Unity when everyone hated it for its performance issues. I was also very positive about the RPG mechanics that Origins brought - I just didn't have the time to play it. But they just didn't have the same sense of wonder. Somehow, the tone of the series up to Revelations had a beauty and mystique that the later ones just didn't have... They struck a perfect balance between history, fiction, and mythology to make me feel like I was actually in the setting but never like i was in a simulator. The dark and gloomy crusader states with their dull blues and whites, the vibrant city of Rome with the flying rose petals and warm tones, Constantinople with its slightly grainy, saturated colorfulness - perhaps, I would say that back then, their art had "direction". It didn't just look good (which the recent ACs definitely do) they each had a unique visual tone. The music was definitely part of what made them so special. I still remember climbing a tower in Revelations with the sun in the background, and the music flared up; I had a tightening, sinking sensation in my heart. The visuals, the atmosphere, the music, and Ezio's story all had to blend in just the right way to give me that feeling.
@@emperortivurnis9161 Just out of curiosity, what are these arguments people make, and what are the RPG mechanics that are consistent from II through Origins?
Tiberius Cerelius Tigris I don’t think the loss of identity is due to the mechanics. I’ve enjoyed most of the new mechanics in origins and odyssey. But the story has just become so convoluted and removed from the core Desmond experience that it doesn’t really feel like assassins creed anymore. Good games, just missing the feeling of the Ezio trilogy.
Unity is definitely a good game. the story isnt the best when put up against some of the other behemoths in the ac universe. I loved the story of Ezio, Connor and Edward, maybe the last two are just nostalgia of child me loving pirates and the colonial era haha but i genuinely loved Connors story and ambience and soundtrack. Huge fan of native american stuff, theres not enough of it. As for performance, I never have any issue in ACU, I still play to this day and I run at 4k/60fps on max settings. Im also running a 2080ti and a 9900k sooo that might explain it. I have heard that years later ACU is still an extremely demanding game in terms of hardware. But thats beside the point, it is a very smooth play for me and it is still one of the most graphically stunning games I have ever witnessed, right alongside my 400+ mod 4k skyrim. Origins is also a great game and so is odyssey, but I dont think they are great assassins creed games. Origins still has that vibe, but Odyssey kind of lost it, dont get me wrong the game is AMAZING but its just not what I really wanted out of assassins creed. I loved the old combat mechanics so much. The point of it was to feel like an unstoppable one man war machine. I think unity was a good balance between new and old combat where health and gear started to matter but also not that much especially with stealth. I get that you can only take that so far, but still. Id like to see another game adopt that style of combat. I mean... those double kill counter cutscenes tho... come on. Now it feels like your typical RPG, I feel like they did that as incentive to get people to purchase the xp and money packs..
I thank you. You possibly just saved my life. These past few months have been the hardest time of my life. I have no car and no one is willing to hire me because of my OCD and severe anxiety. Ive been homeless for awhile now and this morning I was going to take my own life. But I remembered how much I loved Assassin’s Creed and i wanted to listen to the music while I leave the Earth. But all these memories rushed in and i knew I didn’t want to die yet. Im only 20 and I haven’t even lived life yet. I’ve never left the state or country. I’ve never had a girlfriend. I want to grow old, have kids, get married. Thank you again for this mix of Assassin’s Creed music. I plan on listening to this whenever i feel down. Hopefully i can live easy for at least a week.
Man, my whole life is influenced by this game. Altair was a Nizari Muslim from Masyaf, historicaly home to Kurds, Arabs and Persians. I have a Kurdish father and I was very interested in the story of Alamut and Hassan Sabbah. I'm living in Istanbul(Revelation) and because of my love for this game I studied Italian at the University. I went to Venice with an exchange student program for 5 months and walked through the streets where I walked as Ezio when I was younger. I went to Florence to see where Ezio was born, where his family got executed, where he lived his youth. I got a yacht captain certificate because I was inspired by Edward Kenway in AC Black Flag. What more can I say? I want to thank everyone who helped to create this masterpiece and influenced me. Nothing is true, eveything is permitted...
@octylMan I never really thought about it before but now that you mention it, it makes sense that they are Atheist, their morals are the Assassin's Creed, they don't come from any religion.
@@AverageAlien both names work, although Constantinople has more historical value as the city was called Constantinople, or at least a variant of it, for most of it's existence
The first time I heard it it immediately became one of my favorite songs of any video game. I played the entire series, and it's still possibly my fav. Other ones I love are Out of the North from Valhalla and The Docks from Liberation
*THE COMPLETE ASSASSIN'S CREED HISTORY* *Peloponnesian War > Assassin's Creed Odyssey (431-403 B.C) *Ancient Egypt > Assassin's Creed Origins (49-??? B.C) -B.C - ??? to Year 0 -Year 0- -A.C - Year 0 to Actual Day *Third Crusade > Assassin's Creed 1 (1191-1192) *Italian Renaissance > Assassin's Creed 2 / Brotherhood (1476-1506) *The Ottoman Empire > Assassin's Creed Revelations (1510-1511) *Golden Age of Piracy > Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag (1715-1721) *The 7 Years' War > Assassin's Creed Rogue (1756-1763) (Connor Kenway was a little kid with 3 Years) *The American Revolution > Assassin's Creed 3 (Connor Kenway's Side: 1775-1781) (Haytham Kenway's Side: 1753-1760) *The French Revolution > Assassin's Creed Unity (1789-1794) *The Victorian Era / Industrial Revolution > Assassin's Creed Syndicate (1868-???) *Modern Wars of the Templars and Assassins > Actual Time (Desmond Miles's Side: 2011-2012) ~INTERESTING FACT : The new Assassin's Creed Valhalla takes place during the invasion of Great Britain by the Vikings, Set in the 9th century Successor of Assassin's Creed Origins and prior to Assassin's Creed 1 ·COMING SOON IN November 17, 2020· Nothing is true, eveything is permitted...
When you're peacefully working in your office but there's that one song that starts playing that makes you really want to go explore a hidden catacomb or something for treasure. God, I love and miss this series.
That it is, some people complain about how it's totally different right now but I really appreciate the variety they bring in their games. Best franchise ever made, hope they will never stop making these.
Ubisoft aren't saints, but out of the bunch of big publishers they're the good guys. They have microtransactions in single-player games, yes, but I'm glad they STILL are publishing single-player games at all when everyone is trying to put co-op into everything to make more people buy their games. And Origins is freaking awesome!
This series really just captures the best part of history; when you hit that moment of truly understanding that it isn't just stories, just concepts, just lists of events. It HAPPENED. Our long passed ancestors lived and breathed just like we do. I always had a passing interest for history, but AC inspired me like nothing else, and I've never looked back - and I think playing it has given me a really valuable head start in viewing these historical figures as real people. What a magical series. That last track - hearing it after finishing AC2 was the first time a video game moved me to tears.
God... Listening to this takes me back. The nostalgia is hitting hard. I've tried replaying the games but its not the same anymore. Its the feeling you had while playing the game not playing the game itself. Life was so much simpler back in college. The world went and became super hostile towards the working class.
A beautiful co-incidence: In Dec 2020, whilst I was working on my MSc thesis early in the morning around 6:30 am or so, I played this video. The beauty of this was the timing, I guess. As soon as the song 'Ezio's Family' barely started, there was a beautiful sunrise with sliver of rays shining through my window to hit my PC screen and me at just the right angle. The very cold morning became suddenly refreshing due to the mix of this song, the sunrise and the accompanying warmth, all happening at the same time. The memories of me playing this game in 2009, early mornings till afternoon, during vacations, flooded back. I was tired from working on my thesis but this moment refreshed all of it and made my day!! This moment now lives only in memory. It has become like my beacon during stressful times. Thank you.
I´m studying to be a History Teacher and I LOVE AC saga. I grow with every game and protagonist and now I´m using THIS video as a song to study for my exams and it´s is giving me chillssss. Thanks for this!
I've played the assassin's creed games and I have to say, I love the plot and the characters but also the message they send to you and the feelings that the soundtracks give out, it touches your very core when I listen to the soundtracks. I use the things that I learnt from the game into reality. The three tenets and they assassin's saying, I always go back to them when I need either comfort or need to remember that nothing is what it is. "Stay your blade from the flesh of an innocent." Nowadays, the blade could be your words as they can create equal amount of pain to those around. I will not use my words as my blade to harm the innocent, they will be reserved for those that act like Templars... "Hide in plain sight, be one with the crowd." I am that one that stays in the shadows, watching, listening to everything that happens around me, learning about things that could have a negative or a positive impact to others. "Never compromise the Brotherhood." My brotherhood is my family and friends, I will never turn my back to them and not to bring any danger to them, I would do anything for my family and friends. Everything that the characters say in the game, I listened and I learned what they meant, I learnt how to put those words into my life to keep my family and friends safe but also the people around me safe as well... After all... "Nothing is true and Everything is permitted"
A franchise dedicated, and respected for its complexity, it's beautiful storytelling, the unique characters, and every emotion that goes with it. But the songs, the songs never fail to disappoint me. Every single theme and melody brings not only a feeling, but a story. Stories told in the most beautiful way possible, with the characters in them. All the way from the merits of Altair, to the abilites of Ezio, to the stoic Connor, hell even the drunk and charismatic Edward. To not only make a game to kickstart this amazing franchise, but to be consistent through the next few games, just blew my mind as a game fan. How? How???!!! How do you achieve such a fantastic plot? You don't have to make the characters cool, THEY ARE COOL. They're *Assassins*. Climbing from rooftop to rooftop is the coolest feeling, is it not? To Assassins Creed 1. Wow, what a brilliant concept. This idea of a game dedicated around a Creed, a brotherhood. I don't think any of the writers at the time knew what kind of success they would not only create with this game, but for games to come. To the Ezio Trilogy. There's a reason you got three games. What a fuckin' character. A charismatic, charming man who like Altair, dedicated his life to the Creed. Playing those three games really showed who Ezio was. His past, his present, his personality, his present. And even his future. A man so loved by fans that they just had to give him another game, and even another over that. To Assassins Creed 3. Connor's story is one that I always love, but even more interesting was the hate and backlash his character got. Him being emotionless, ill-tempered, and his motives were questionable. But I have to appreciate Connor and his story for who he is. A man not understanding the ways of the world and joining the brotherhood by the frail age of 18. It was clear he still had much to learn as a person. And for the rest I'm sure everybody has their own experience. Black flag brought in a new basis, away from the lands and buildings and to the sea. But I'm afraid the series is now going down a bit. Sure those games have their unique gameplay styles and they are even fun to a lot of players. But I felt like after Desmond died, the "assassins creed" element started to go away. I miss it. I miss all of it. But I'm glad that it happened.
“Where other men blindly follow the truth, Remember, nothing is true. Where other men are limited by morality or law, Remember, everything is permitted. We work in the dark to serve the light. We are assassins.”
I love how the music in each game gives you the Assassins Creed feel but are still different enough that you can almost tell which game each piece is from, just from the style and instrumentation alone. I think it just goes to show how incredibly talented the composers are and how much as fans we love these games
I use this video very frequently as background noise when I'm studying for my college courses or completing assignments, and I swear I always get goosebumps every time "Winds of Cyrene" plays. Sarah Schachner is probably the most underrated composer in the whole franchise. Such beautiful and atmospheric music!!
@@shiladityaacharya Yes, the Roman tracks really capture that setting and feel, I'm yet to find a good equivalent to these gems as you call them. I quite like Lorne Balfe's Homestead as well, i'm pretty sure that wasn't featured in this video, they're all so enchanting
@@safak1943 That game had something much deeper than simple sci-fi, something so beautiful........ that you can't describe it using words......... I wish they make remake of the first game. It would be fantastic! Nothing is true, everything is permitted brother!
It had some kind of...wisdom, of how this world is wrong and society is broken. The wisdom of, that we all live for something that we actually don't believe, that everyone is wrong. People usually say that, if there would be no rules and law, it could end up with chaos and destruction....... but first Assassin's creed...... gave me a small lock..... a tiny glimpse of.......... how beautiful and perfect would be our world, if everyone knew, that nothing is true and everything is permitted. It's not a typical sci-fi, it is a legend about a warrior who actually understood the truth! This game makes me sad, about how bad things works in our society today!
@@st8vie282 I mean not typical remaster but full 100% overhaul remade. Something like Resident evil 1 and 2 remakes. On that level, but with same core idea. Wouldn't that be AMAZING?
@TheTruth Spy But the world wouldnt have come as far as it has, and probably wouldnt last without government. People are mean and sometimes dont have eachothers best interest in mind, you need governments to try to minimise violence, and generally just advance the species to the point that we might not need mass government one day.
I'm learning Arabic right now and listening to this music while trying to read and translate middle-age Arabic books makes me feel like Altair reading tome after tome to find out the secret about the apple of Eden.
Assassins Creed may not be the greatest franchise of games in history, or still have the charm the older games had on us all. But there isn't another game series on the planet that can bring me to tears with its music or stories. I wont make this post a sob story, but the music in these games has helped me realize emotions that I've had to suppress for a long time. Even now sitting here listening to 'You've Earned Your Rest' I'm tearing up. Its nice to come back here and remember them. Laa shay'a waqi'un moutlaq bale kouloun moumkine
I just downloaded Assassin's Creed 1 on my Xbox 1, which means starting from the very beginning. I love these games. I truly feel like I'm living their lives through the storyline and storytelling. ❤
This is so peaceful. Listening to this makes you hear the journey from proud begins, to shameful memories, from tragic loses to hopeful endings; it's just beautiful.
I work from home and I'm an avid fan of AC games. I've listened to my fair share of AC playlists while I work, but this one is by far my favorite. You've done a really good job with this. :)
I drunk many alcohol a few hours ago, and now, I listen to this ambient AC music mix. Amazing! Wow! Travelling back to History! Thank you and peace from Hungary!
This is the best mix of assassin creed songs I've ever heard. Full applause and appreciation for this work my friend. The mixing is fantastically done!
Thank you for giving me a huge dose full with nostalgia and relax. (to be honest, I almost cried when "Ou la mort" comes... It brings back some sad, but beautiful memories.) You have all my respect for making this mix!
I just want to take a moment to appreciate how seamless the transitions are. I only realize the song has changed way after it's happened, and that really adds to the impression that the history of the AC franchise is continuous and everlasting.
This is my second comment... I so much want to thank you again and again and over and over again!!!!!... I literally feel like my heart and soul is being touched every single time I listen to this mix!!..
This is definetely the best ac soundtrack video I've found yet . Dude , your selection is amazing. There is like a lto of ac osts that I didn't even recognize And I listen to ac soundtracks since 2009 . All my life . Thanks for this video
I grew up with Assassin's Creed, I played essentially all of the games and I still absolutely love the series. All of us have the game series that we grew up with, that we were obsessed with any loved most as kids. Assassin's Creed is that series, for me. I played the hell out of this game, I probably finished the campaign for Assassin's Creed Revelations, Assassin's Creed 3, and Assassin's Creed Black Flag like 6 or 7 times, at least. I still go back and play them once and a while on my old Playstation 3. I love this series, and while I may not love the last three games as much as I loved the older ones, this series shall remain in my heart until I'm an old man.
Assassin's Creed and Metal Gear Solid are tied for my favorite video game OST of all time. I took a break from MGS after beating all of the games several times & finally got around to playing AC. They equally tug at the heartstrings and inspire change; in my opinion. I'm grateful for being able to experience such beautiful sounds with unforgettable characters and memories. From Altair and Ezio, to Naked Snake and Solid Snake. My (virtual) heroes.
Bro the track placement is so on point, keep on doing ur thing this was so calming for me. brought back so much nostalgia, like u played my favorite track from the original ac and then transitioned to my fav in black flag, the last one I played and brought it full circle so beautiful
This game will always be special to me and my brother! I will go to Italy one day and while I'm going through the canals of Venice or standing at the Duomo in Firenze, I will have the Ezio family soundtrack in the background! What an impact this game has had on me and my brother! Love the Ezio and Altair series to death! Iconic game characters of our time!
Listened through the whole list and enjoyed all of it. But when it transitioned to Ezios Family my entire soul lit up with warmth and nostalgia. Favorite soundtrack of all time
Музыка из АС самая лучшая для меня, подходит под разное душевное состояние: вдохновляет, успокаивает или даёт ощущение умиротворения. По части музыкального сопровождения серия АС - шедевр. Только за это можно её любить безгранично. Спасибо, автор, что сделал такую подборку) Всего тебе доброго!)
You chose one of my favorite movements in the whole series. There’s some amazing music in AC Syndicate. Slowly trip lining your way through London with classical music playing. What could be better? I cannot stop playing this series. To the present moment. Yesterday I played Syndicate and Odyssey all day. Really looking forward to Valhalla.
Like İlkercan said, transitions are amazing. This video deserves more views. I study and work with this music all the time! Thank you Thomas! Listening to your marvel mix right now. See how goes.
![Assassin's Creed Brotherhood: Full Ambient Soundtrack [Music / Ambience]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/USauWDSKLcQ/mqdefault.jpg)
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you're a boss
You should pin this so everyone would see.
never mind bro I'm using youtube vanced😄
"this is a great life we lead brother" "may it never change" "and may it never change us"
Who's cutting onions dammit.
(I was actually cutting onions at the time of posting this comment)
"This is a great life we lead brother, may it never change. May it never change us."*
But it did change.. in a cruel way.
"Yeah may it not change us..."
Literally changed the next day
"No books. No Wisdom. Just you, fratello mio..."
Iconic
Reqiuecia de pace Altair.....
Requestca Pace..Altaïr...
Your profile picture tho-
@@aungpyaesone1024 Templar XD
Man, this just makes me want to replay some of the older games...
Don't take me for a nostalgia freak, I loved AC3, AC4, and was even a loyal defender of Unity when everyone hated it for its performance issues. I was also very positive about the RPG mechanics that Origins brought - I just didn't have the time to play it.
But they just didn't have the same sense of wonder. Somehow, the tone of the series up to Revelations had a beauty and mystique that the later ones just didn't have... They struck a perfect balance between history, fiction, and mythology to make me feel like I was actually in the setting but never like i was in a simulator. The dark and gloomy crusader states with their dull blues and whites, the vibrant city of Rome with the flying rose petals and warm tones, Constantinople with its slightly grainy, saturated colorfulness - perhaps, I would say that back then, their art had "direction". It didn't just look good (which the recent ACs definitely do) they each had a unique visual tone.
The music was definitely part of what made them so special. I still remember climbing a tower in Revelations with the sun in the background, and the music flared up; I had a tightening, sinking sensation in my heart. The visuals, the atmosphere, the music, and Ezio's story all had to blend in just the right way to give me that feeling.
@@emperortivurnis9161 Just out of curiosity, what are these arguments people make, and what are the RPG mechanics that are consistent from II through Origins?
lol
Tiberius Cerelius Tigris I don’t think the loss of identity is due to the mechanics. I’ve enjoyed most of the new mechanics in origins and odyssey. But the story has just become so convoluted and removed from the core Desmond experience that it doesn’t really feel like assassins creed anymore. Good games, just missing the feeling of the Ezio trilogy.
sb792079 unity almost destroyed the series. Horrible
Unity is definitely a good game. the story isnt the best when put up against some of the other behemoths in the ac universe. I loved the story of Ezio, Connor and Edward, maybe the last two are just nostalgia of child me loving pirates and the colonial era haha but i genuinely loved Connors story and ambience and soundtrack. Huge fan of native american stuff, theres not enough of it. As for performance, I never have any issue in ACU, I still play to this day and I run at 4k/60fps on max settings. Im also running a 2080ti and a 9900k sooo that might explain it. I have heard that years later ACU is still an extremely demanding game in terms of hardware. But thats beside the point, it is a very smooth play for me and it is still one of the most graphically stunning games I have ever witnessed, right alongside my 400+ mod 4k skyrim. Origins is also a great game and so is odyssey, but I dont think they are great assassins creed games. Origins still has that vibe, but Odyssey kind of lost it, dont get me wrong the game is AMAZING but its just not what I really wanted out of assassins creed. I loved the old combat mechanics so much. The point of it was to feel like an unstoppable one man war machine. I think unity was a good balance between new and old combat where health and gear started to matter but also not that much especially with stealth. I get that you can only take that so far, but still. Id like to see another game adopt that style of combat. I mean... those double kill counter cutscenes tho... come on. Now it feels like your typical RPG, I feel like they did that as incentive to get people to purchase the xp and money packs..
I thank you. You possibly just saved my life. These past few months have been the hardest time of my life. I have no car and no one is willing to hire me because of my OCD and severe anxiety. Ive been homeless for awhile now and this morning I was going to take my own life. But I remembered how much I loved Assassin’s Creed and i wanted to listen to the music while I leave the Earth. But all these memories rushed in and i knew I didn’t want to die yet. Im only 20 and I haven’t even lived life yet. I’ve never left the state or country. I’ve never had a girlfriend. I want to grow old, have kids, get married. Thank you again for this mix of Assassin’s Creed music. I plan on listening to this whenever i feel down. Hopefully i can live easy for at least a week.
Trust me man, there is always something to live for. I hope you get a job soon. And you will if you already haven't
God bless brother. All love, keep your head up. May your journey become your best experience, and all the blessings will come your way.
Waiting for the person to call this fake so I can dislike that reply and tell them how horrible they are. I will stand with you!
I wish you the best Jospeh
hey mate how are you now?
Man, my whole life is influenced by this game. Altair was a Nizari Muslim from Masyaf, historicaly home to Kurds, Arabs and Persians. I have a Kurdish father and I was very interested in the story of Alamut and Hassan Sabbah. I'm living in Istanbul(Revelation) and because of my love for this game I studied Italian at the University. I went to Venice with an exchange student program for 5 months and walked through the streets where I walked as Ezio when I was younger. I went to Florence to see where Ezio was born, where his family got executed, where he lived his youth. I got a yacht captain certificate because I was inspired by Edward Kenway in AC Black Flag.
What more can I say? I want to thank everyone who helped to create this masterpiece and influenced me.
Nothing is true, eveything is permitted...
Amazing story!
Constantinople more like
@octylMan I never really thought about it before but now that you mention it, it makes sense that they are Atheist, their morals are the Assassin's Creed, they don't come from any religion.
@@AverageAlien both names work, although Constantinople has more historical value as the city was called Constantinople, or at least a variant of it, for most of it's existence
Ladies and gentlemen.
We have found the biggest assassisn creed fan!
cup a coffee + this music + in the office alone = Relaxation
Have a great day dude
COFFEE A CUP
This is the best name I could come up with HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
couldn't be better.....
This is me right now.... 🖤😇
Hearing the “a-ha-ha” will always give me goosebumps.
yeahh
time stamp pls. what a-ha-ha lol
nvm you probably mean Ezio's Family. i was thinkin of Black Flag shantys lol
@@philipabraham2793 yeah ezio family
@@philipabraham2793 well actually I meant the AC revelations theme at the start but it works for ezios family too lmao
Can't tell you how much I would enjoy a remastering of the ezio trilogy with modern graphics.
That exists! They remastered the trilogy.
Karan Khosla
It’s hardly much different
@@quagmire4469 You are mistaken Crinja, it does exist. Here is a link: www.ubisoft.com/en-us/game/assassins-creed-the-ezio-collection/
Karan Khosla
The graphics aren’t much different
I never said it didn’t exist
@@karankhosla7098 It was basically just ramping the pc graphics from low to high lol
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Robin Maybe some people uses their phone or other platforms that doesn’t have Adblock?
Excellent stuff....thanks for this tip!
Now that's a life hack
Carefully, he's a hero
I like how it ends with the best song
First one was the best imo
@beastlyman96 Agreed
Without a doubt
BEASTLYMAN96 Agreed
It starts with the best one
The Revelations theme never got enough attention, let alone respect. Hands down one of my most favored soundtracks in the AC universe.
The first time I heard it it immediately became one of my favorite songs of any video game. I played the entire series, and it's still possibly my fav.
Other ones I love are Out of the North from Valhalla and The Docks from Liberation
6 years later I still come back to this mix... back when AC was solid.
*THE COMPLETE ASSASSIN'S CREED HISTORY*
*Peloponnesian War > Assassin's Creed Odyssey (431-403 B.C)
*Ancient Egypt
> Assassin's Creed Origins (49-??? B.C)
-B.C - ??? to Year 0
-Year 0-
-A.C - Year 0 to Actual Day
*Third Crusade > Assassin's Creed 1 (1191-1192)
*Italian Renaissance > Assassin's Creed 2 / Brotherhood (1476-1506)
*The Ottoman Empire > Assassin's Creed Revelations (1510-1511)
*Golden Age of Piracy > Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag (1715-1721)
*The 7 Years' War > Assassin's Creed Rogue (1756-1763) (Connor Kenway was a little kid with 3 Years)
*The American Revolution > Assassin's Creed 3 (Connor Kenway's Side: 1775-1781) (Haytham Kenway's Side: 1753-1760)
*The French Revolution > Assassin's Creed Unity (1789-1794)
*The Victorian Era / Industrial Revolution > Assassin's Creed Syndicate (1868-???)
*Modern Wars of the Templars and Assassins > Actual Time (Desmond Miles's Side: 2011-2012)
~INTERESTING FACT
:
The new Assassin's Creed Valhalla takes place during the invasion of Great Britain by the Vikings, Set in the 9th century
Successor of Assassin's Creed Origins and prior to Assassin's Creed 1
·COMING SOON IN
November 17, 2020·
Nothing is true, eveything is permitted...
they are books and chronicles too
NØKKii I’ve read the books and chronicles and they’re beautiful
We work in the dark to serve the light. We are Assassins.
Actually you forgot a very important part. The whole first civilization.
@@theunknownman1928 shit, i wish my social studies was about assassins creed
When you're peacefully working in your office but there's that one song that starts playing that makes you really want to go explore a hidden catacomb or something for treasure.
God, I love and miss this series.
The Ezio series? And I do too btw.
It's still here. It kinda lost the point with the most recent game, but it's still here
Totally agree
This and Skyrim has a huge impact on my childhood
Edit: thanks for the 1k guys
childhood? they both came 8 10 years ago. U mean you were like 10 when u played them?
Nostalgic memories well I’m 14 now but I had an Xbox 360 when I was 10 so yea
Nostalgic memories I could only afford an Xbox 360 so that’s why I got to play these games
@@user-kd3lp7qi1z i built decent pc on xbox 360 price at that time :) really dont like consoles, it dont give games to reach its potential on graphics
@@user-kd3lp7qi1z whoa, im double that age, for me it was ending of school and beginning of university years when i played first AC games :)
I love how smooth and seamless the transition from one track to another, as if it's a single 1 hour piece.
a great selection.
yeah. It makes my journey through it seamless and really nice.
Thanks Thomas!
Transitions are just beautiful, thank you.
I just farted and it smells great!
Smelly Bum Sex!
Mike Hunt WTF
Mike Hunt WTF
@@mikehunt4607 don't know what is more weird, your comments themselves or the fact that you waited a whole month before you posted the second one.
It has its issues, but AC is one awesome franchise.
yeah but i hope it'll get back to its roots one day.
That it is, some people complain about how it's totally different right now but I really appreciate the variety they bring in their games. Best franchise ever made, hope they will never stop making these.
Ubisoft aren't saints, but out of the bunch of big publishers they're the good guys. They have microtransactions in single-player games, yes, but I'm glad they STILL are publishing single-player games at all when everyone is trying to put co-op into everything to make more people buy their games. And Origins is freaking awesome!
Well said.
That about sums it up.
I love that the best music was saved for the last.
Ezio's family...
Ezio's Family is just like the Avengers theme. Its the song that unifies the entire franchise.
A true masterpiece 😢
This series really just captures the best part of history; when you hit that moment of truly understanding that it isn't just stories, just concepts, just lists of events. It HAPPENED. Our long passed ancestors lived and breathed just like we do. I always had a passing interest for history, but AC inspired me like nothing else, and I've never looked back - and I think playing it has given me a really valuable head start in viewing these historical figures as real people. What a magical series. That last track - hearing it after finishing AC2 was the first time a video game moved me to tears.
God... Listening to this takes me back. The nostalgia is hitting hard. I've tried replaying the games but its not the same anymore. Its the feeling you had while playing the game not playing the game itself. Life was so much simpler back in college. The world went and became super hostile towards the working class.
A beautiful co-incidence: In Dec 2020, whilst I was working on my MSc thesis early in the morning around 6:30 am or so, I played this video. The beauty of this was the timing, I guess. As soon as the song 'Ezio's Family' barely started, there was a beautiful sunrise with sliver of rays shining through my window to hit my PC screen and me at just the right angle. The very cold morning became suddenly refreshing due to the mix of this song, the sunrise and the accompanying warmth, all happening at the same time. The memories of me playing this game in 2009, early mornings till afternoon, during vacations, flooded back. I was tired from working on my thesis but this moment refreshed all of it and made my day!! This moment now lives only in memory. It has become like my beacon during stressful times. Thank you.
Jesus Christ Bless You ❤️
I´m studying to be a History Teacher and I LOVE AC saga. I grow with every game and protagonist and now I´m using THIS video as a song to study for my exams and it´s is giving me chillssss. Thanks for this!
I am a teacher and I grade assignments to these videos!
I've played the assassin's creed games and I have to say, I love the plot and the characters but also the message they send to you and the feelings that the soundtracks give out, it touches your very core when I listen to the soundtracks.
I use the things that I learnt from the game into reality. The three tenets and they assassin's saying, I always go back to them when I need either comfort or need to remember that nothing is what it is.
"Stay your blade from the flesh of an innocent."
Nowadays, the blade could be your words as they can create equal amount of pain to those around. I will not use my words as my blade to harm the innocent, they will be reserved for those that act like Templars...
"Hide in plain sight, be one with the crowd."
I am that one that stays in the shadows, watching, listening to everything that happens around me, learning about things that could have a negative or a positive impact to others.
"Never compromise the Brotherhood."
My brotherhood is my family and friends, I will never turn my back to them and not to bring any danger to them, I would do anything for my family and friends.
Everything that the characters say in the game, I listened and I learned what they meant, I learnt how to put those words into my life to keep my family and friends safe but also the people around me safe as well...
After all...
"Nothing is true and Everything is permitted"
Oh my gawd *YOU* YOU* ARE A MAN/WOMAN OF CULTURE. BIG RESPECT
A franchise dedicated, and respected for its complexity, it's beautiful storytelling, the unique characters, and every emotion that goes with it. But the songs, the songs never fail to disappoint me. Every single theme and melody brings not only a feeling, but a story. Stories told in the most beautiful way possible, with the characters in them. All the way from the merits of Altair, to the abilites of Ezio, to the stoic Connor, hell even the drunk and charismatic Edward. To not only make a game to kickstart this amazing franchise, but to be consistent through the next few games, just blew my mind as a game fan. How? How???!!! How do you achieve such a fantastic plot? You don't have to make the characters cool, THEY ARE COOL. They're *Assassins*. Climbing from rooftop to rooftop is the coolest feeling, is it not?
To Assassins Creed 1. Wow, what a brilliant concept. This idea of a game dedicated around a Creed, a brotherhood. I don't think any of the writers at the time knew what kind of success they would not only create with this game, but for games to come.
To the Ezio Trilogy. There's a reason you got three games. What a fuckin' character. A charismatic, charming man who like Altair, dedicated his life to the Creed. Playing those three games really showed who Ezio was. His past, his present, his personality, his present. And even his future. A man so loved by fans that they just had to give him another game, and even another over that.
To Assassins Creed 3. Connor's story is one that I always love, but even more interesting was the hate and backlash his character got. Him being emotionless, ill-tempered, and his motives were questionable. But I have to appreciate Connor and his story for who he is. A man not understanding the ways of the world and joining the brotherhood by the frail age of 18. It was clear he still had much to learn as a person.
And for the rest I'm sure everybody has their own experience. Black flag brought in a new basis, away from the lands and buildings and to the sea. But I'm afraid the series is now going down a bit. Sure those games have their unique gameplay styles and they are even fun to a lot of players. But I felt like after Desmond died, the "assassins creed" element started to go away. I miss it. I miss all of it. But I'm glad that it happened.
“Where other men blindly follow the truth, Remember, nothing is true.
Where other men are limited by morality or law, Remember, everything is permitted.
We work in the dark to serve the light.
We are assassins.”
Takes me back to a simpler time
Ew Anime
@@birisi916 it's Bioshock, you idiot
I love how the music in each game gives you the Assassins Creed feel but are still different enough that you can almost tell which game each piece is from, just from the style and instrumentation alone. I think it just goes to show how incredibly talented the composers are and how much as fans we love these games
This is great to study to. The emotional tears are a bonus.
Not all of us grew up on Fifa and "Cod". Some of us actually liked to play games that had proper story and moments.
A world within a world, emotions reigning over your world, rocking you to hatred against your enemies, for one cannot let free will perish
FIFA was actually decent in PS3. Cod MW2 story mode Bruh... cmon
@@nindschaYT man MW2 was something else
was was also something else (the red army missions were intense)
i grew up on cs 1.6 bruh
I'm new to the AC franchise lol I only grew up with rockstar games and COD. Rockstar is better than Ubi in my opinion though
I use this video very frequently as background noise when I'm studying for my college courses or completing assignments, and I swear I always get goosebumps every time "Winds of Cyrene" plays. Sarah Schachner is probably the most underrated composer in the whole franchise. Such beautiful and atmospheric music!!
Me too man, it's my favorite!
Now, you remembered me, how AC was important in my life. And I love it again.
Hearing the AC Revelations theme after all these years without playing the game made me cry for nostalgia... for real
It's the first one I ever played...
Facts i dont think ive played it since it released in 2011
This music is pure magical, I miss the good old days of Assassin's Creed so much.
Oh how I love underrated tracks like "Echoes of the Roman Ruins", "City of Rome", "A divided land" such soulful music.
Same, i'm also a big fan of Connor's life, most people praise Ezio's family but tracks like these are just as good if not better.
@@religiousmilk8612 Echoes of the Roman Ruins is a gem. Absolute gem.
There are quite a few gems like this in AC discography
@@religiousmilk8612 Connor's Life is impressive too.
@@shiladityaacharya Yes, the Roman tracks really capture that setting and feel, I'm yet to find a good equivalent to these gems as you call them. I quite like Lorne Balfe's Homestead as well, i'm pretty sure that wasn't featured in this video, they're all so enchanting
That dreamy sequence in Winds of Cyrene as well, there are so many hidden gems that I can't really do it justice by only naming a few
"I have seen enough for one life..."
"Are you sure?"
I don't know much about assassins creed, but i can feel the strenght of this frase
@@renanandre6031 same bro,
frase.
nice.
Sad, but great end.
@@renanandre6031 ac revelations last ezio moments in the game
26:02..... the theme that solidified my 12 year old self that this franchise was always going to be with me.
yeah, its REALLY good. glad to find these random bits of music nobody knows about that are almost as good as the more well-known themes, if not better
Holy land....... I miss you....... I miss good old Assassin's creed......
Same, friend. That first game had something... different. And this made it totally unforgettable.
@@safak1943 That game had something much deeper than simple sci-fi, something so beautiful........ that you can't describe it using words......... I wish they make remake of the first game. It would be fantastic! Nothing is true, everything is permitted brother!
It had some kind of...wisdom, of how this world is wrong and society is broken. The wisdom of, that we all live for something that we actually don't believe, that everyone is wrong. People usually say that, if there would be no rules and law, it could end up with chaos and destruction....... but first Assassin's creed...... gave me a small lock..... a tiny glimpse of.......... how beautiful and perfect would be our world, if everyone knew, that nothing is true and everything is permitted. It's not a typical sci-fi, it is a legend about a warrior who actually understood the truth! This game makes me sad, about how bad things works in our society today!
It's great but it wouldn't hold up today
@@st8vie282 I mean not typical remaster but full 100% overhaul remade. Something like Resident evil 1 and 2 remakes. On that level, but with same core idea. Wouldn't that be AMAZING?
This compilation has really good transitions between songs! I love it!
No matter what direction Assassin's Creed takes, the music is always incredible.
This soundtrack actually made me cry. Thank you for this. It brought back memories.
0:00 - 1:30 Assassin’s Creed Theme (AC Revelations)
1:30 - 2:10 Peace and I Are Strangers Grown (AC Syndicate)
2:10 - 3:34 Family (AC Syndicate)
3:34 - 4:27 Farewell (AC III)
4:27 - 6:27 Connor’s Life (AC III)
6:27 - 10:28 Winds of Cyrene (AC Origins)
10:28 - 11:21 Tour of Venice (AC II)
11:21 - 13:27 Stealth (AC II)
13:27 - 15:54 On Father’s Watch (AC Unity)
15:54 - 17:30 Nothing is True (AC Unity)
17:30 - 19:02 Mona Lisa (AC Brotherhood)
19:02 - 20:23 City of Jerusalem (AC I)
20:23 - 22:45 I’ll Be With You (AC Black Flag)
22:45 - 24:07 Moonlight on the Nile (AC Origins)
24:07 - 24:52 Cityscape (AC Rogue)
24:52 - 25:25 On The Horizon (AC Black Flag)
25:25 - 26:02 Welcome to the Brotherhood (AC Unity)
26:02 - 28:25 Echo’s of the Roman Ruins (AC Brotherhood)
28:25 - 29:54 Desmond’s Destiny (AC III)
29:54 - 31:48 Cathedrals of Steel (AC Syndicate)
31:48 - 34:05 Welcome To Konstantiniyye (AC Revelations)
34:05 - 36:10 Northern Lights (AC Rogue)
36:10 - 36:57 Ptolemys Lament (AC Origins)
36:57 - 37:20 Reunion (AC Revelations)
37:20 - 38:02 Passing the Torch (AC Revelations)
38:02 - 39:34 Rome Countryside (AC Brotherhood)
39:34 - 40:26 Labored and Lost (AC Revelations)
40:26 - 40:53 You Have Eard Your Rest (AC Revelations)
40:53 - 42:16 The Hard Cell (AC Unity)
42:16 - 45:11 Home in Florence (AC II)
45:11 - 45:58 The Streets (AC Rogue)
45:58 - 49:58 What Came Before (AC III)
49:58 - 50:59 Ou La Mort (AC Unity)
50:59 - 53:09 A Divided Land (AC Origins)
53:09 - 55:03 For Those We Loved (AC Syndicate)
55:03 - 56:11 We Talk Together (AC Revelations)
56:11 - 1:00:10 Ezio’s Family (AC II)
This gets me through my essays, thank you
Glad to hear!
We have a similar picture lol
Soooo truuue
@TheTruth Spy But the world wouldnt have come as far as it has, and probably wouldnt last without government. People are mean and sometimes dont have eachothers best interest in mind, you need governments to try to minimise violence, and generally just advance the species to the point that we might not need mass government one day.
@TheTruth Spy woah, where's this from? lol
Those chimes during the soundtrack "Winds of Cyrene' just gives me goosebumps everytime I hear it.
I'm learning Arabic right now and listening to this music while trying to read and translate middle-age Arabic books makes me feel like Altair reading tome after tome to find out the secret about the apple of Eden.
Cool. I noticed AC inspire a lot of people around the world
Is it hard?
Winds of Cyrene is such an underrated masterpiece
I know right!
I've been probably listening to this mix for about 3.5 years. It's crazy how fast time flies.
Have a nice day everyone!
Assassins Creed may not be the greatest franchise of games in history, or still have the charm the older games had on us all. But there isn't another game series on the planet that can bring me to tears with its music or stories. I wont make this post a sob story, but the music in these games has helped me realize emotions that I've had to suppress for a long time. Even now sitting here listening to 'You've Earned Your Rest' I'm tearing up. Its nice to come back here and remember them.
Laa shay'a waqi'un moutlaq bale kouloun moumkine
I just downloaded Assassin's Creed 1 on my Xbox 1, which means starting from the very beginning. I love these games. I truly feel like I'm living their lives through the storyline and storytelling. ❤
Memories ❤
This remember me the gold times of Assassins Creed . Thank you for upload you are good man ;v
Reminds me of bum sex!
Everybody needs this in their lives, doesn't matter if you've played the games or not. It's a masterpiece.
"requiescant in pace"
- Ezio Auditore Da Firenze
The end of Winds of Cyrene (AC Origins) is truly beautiful wow
Oh man, the memories are overwhelming.
This is so peaceful. Listening to this makes you hear the journey from proud begins, to shameful memories, from tragic loses to hopeful endings; it's just beautiful.
When i played AC i was 10 , now I'm 20 that game made my childhood awesome
I'm currently 15. Haven't played the games (yet) but I know much about them and I'm a big fan of Assassin's Creed.
Every track is undoubtedly beautiful in it's own way. But, Jesper Kyd... Thank you. Thank you a million times, for the masterpieces you've given us.
I work from home and I'm an avid fan of AC games. I've listened to my fair share of AC playlists while I work, but this one is by far my favorite. You've done a really good job with this. :)
This is the type of music that is for stress relief, to sleep, to study, and just to listen to.
Is no one going to talk about that awsome wallpaper
That's the art from the Assassin's creed 1 book cover, that book is awesome
@@noram8103 interesting
god... this voice in first track... it's so awesome... i cant stop crying....
I feel like the composer for Origins and Odyssey has finally achieved a similar level of deepness as Jesper Kyd did with the first games.
Assassin's Creed is outstanding. Thanks!
I still keep coming back to this too!
When assassin's creed was a really master piece with a great story, in the past and in the present. Miss Desmond's story
I drunk many alcohol a few hours ago, and now, I listen to this ambient AC music mix. Amazing!
Wow! Travelling back to History!
Thank you and peace from Hungary!
This is the best mix of assassin creed songs I've ever heard. Full applause and appreciation for this work my friend. The mixing is fantastically done!
Ezio's family will never get old. There's a reason why it's the main theme of the franchise now.
I love the way they reimagine it
Thank you for giving me a huge dose full with nostalgia and relax. (to be honest, I almost cried when "Ou la mort" comes... It brings back some sad, but beautiful memories.) You have all my respect for making this mix!
I just want to take a moment to appreciate how seamless the transitions are. I only realize the song has changed way after it's happened, and that really adds to the impression that the history of the AC franchise is continuous and everlasting.
19:02 - 20:23 City of Jerusalem. Best part ever for me 😌🕌⛪🕍🎶🎚🎶
Ac 1= The best.
@@elfarolo2384 OG
This is my second comment... I so much want to thank you again and again and over and over again!!!!!... I literally feel like my heart and soul is being touched every single time I listen to this mix!!..
This is definetely the best ac soundtrack video I've found yet . Dude , your selection is amazing. There is like a lto of ac osts that I didn't even recognize And I listen to ac soundtracks since 2009 . All my life . Thanks for this video
I grew up with Assassin's Creed, I played essentially all of the games and I still absolutely love the series. All of us have the game series that we grew up with, that we were obsessed with any loved most as kids. Assassin's Creed is that series, for me. I played the hell out of this game, I probably finished the campaign for Assassin's Creed Revelations, Assassin's Creed 3, and Assassin's Creed Black Flag like 6 or 7 times, at least. I still go back and play them once and a while on my old Playstation 3. I love this series, and while I may not love the last three games as much as I loved the older ones, this series shall remain in my heart until I'm an old man.
An ultimate best-of, only one regret : Venice Rooftops. Congratulations and thank you !!
Assassin's Creed and Metal Gear Solid are tied for my favorite video game OST of all time.
I took a break from MGS after beating all of the games several times & finally got around to playing AC.
They equally tug at the heartstrings and inspire change; in my opinion. I'm grateful for being able to experience such beautiful sounds with unforgettable characters and memories. From Altair and Ezio, to Naked Snake and Solid Snake. My (virtual) heroes.
Bro the track placement is so on point, keep on doing ur thing this was so calming for me. brought back so much nostalgia, like u played my favorite track from the original ac and then transitioned to my fav in black flag, the last one I played and brought it full circle so beautiful
Moment to appreciate how smooth all the transitions between the songs are
This game will always be special to me and my brother! I will go to Italy one day and while I'm going through the canals of Venice or standing at the Duomo in Firenze, I will have the Ezio family soundtrack in the background!
What an impact this game has had on me and my brother! Love the Ezio and Altair series to death! Iconic game characters of our time!
I can never erase the music at 19:03. So soothing but rich and evoking multiple emotions.
Thanks you so much for this. I hope the composer(s) of this music get the recognition they deserve. Simply wonderful x
i listened to this playlist when i was exploring ancient castles in Florence, this is an incredible combination ❤
That sounds epic!
Always loved the music from this series. I enjoyed every moment playing them all.
WOW! This isn't just a compilation of amazing songs, it's a beautifully produced medley! I love it! Thank you!
I‘m not crying, you are..
*spoiler for those who didn’t play AC yet*
RIP to the legend & our man Desmond Miles💔
this + digital painting/ editing + raindrops on the roof = finding out a new level of comfy in the chair
Man Origin's tracks are the best, I look at the time and timestamps to correlate the ones I like the most and AC Origins always shows up...
The Wraith Summoner Same here! 👍
Listened through the whole list and enjoyed all of it. But when it transitioned to Ezios Family my entire soul lit up with warmth and nostalgia. Favorite soundtrack of all time
Музыка из АС самая лучшая для меня, подходит под разное душевное состояние: вдохновляет, успокаивает или даёт ощущение умиротворения. По части музыкального сопровождения серия АС - шедевр. Только за это можно её любить безгранично. Спасибо, автор, что сделал такую подборку) Всего тебе доброго!)
The transition from one piece to another is wonderful.
This deserves so much more love, amazing work!
You chose one of my favorite movements in the whole series. There’s some amazing music in AC Syndicate. Slowly trip lining your way through London with classical music playing. What could be better? I cannot stop playing this series. To the present moment. Yesterday I played Syndicate and Odyssey all day. Really looking forward to Valhalla.
Like İlkercan said, transitions are amazing. This video deserves more views. I study and work with this music all the time! Thank you Thomas! Listening to your marvel mix right now. See how goes.
Cheers, that's amazing to hear! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Enjoy your day!
@@ThomasM No, thank you for making hours and hours of life highly enjoyable and relaxing!
Thank you so much for this, each transition gives me CHILLS and I'm so here for it. I'd love to see more
Assassin's creed was inspired by Vladimir Bartol's book called Alamut. Best book i've ever read in my life.
AC has everything, plot, great gaming.....and the OST is just something special. Thanks for sharing
*Tracklist*
0:00 - 1:30 Assassin’s Creed Theme (AC Revelations)
1:30 - 2:10 Peace and I Are Strangers Grown (AC Syndicate)
2:10 - 3:34 Family (AC Syndicate)
3:34 - 4:27 Farewell (AC III)
4:27 - 6:27 Connor’s Life (AC III)
6:27 - 10:28 Winds of Cyrene (AC Origins)
10:28 - 11:21 Tour of Venice (AC II)
11:21 - 13:27 Stealth (AC II)
13:27 - 15:54 On Father’s Watch (AC Unity)
15:54 - 17:30 Nothing is True (AC Unity)
17:30 - 19:02 Mona Lisa (AC Brotherhood)
19:02 - 20:23 City of Jerusalem (AC I)
20:23 - 22:45 I’ll Be With You (AC Black Flag)
22:45 - 24:07 Moonlight on the Nile (AC Origins)
24:07 - 24:52 Cityscape (AC Rogue)
24:52 - 25:25 On The Horizon (AC Black Flag)
25:25 - 26:02 Welcome to the Brotherhood (AC Unity)
26:02 - 28:25 Echo’s of the Roman Ruins (AC Brotherhood)
28:25 - 29:54 Desmond’s Destiny (AC III)
29:54 - 31:48 Cathedrals of Steel (AC Syndicate)
31:48 - 34:05 Welcome To Konstantiniyye (AC Revelations)
34:05 - 36:10 Northern Lights (AC Rogue)
36:10 - 36:57 Ptolemys Lament (AC Origins)
36:57 - 37:20 Reunion (AC Revelations)
37:20 - 38:02 Passing the Torch (AC Revelations)
38:02 - 39:34 Rome Countryside (AC Brotherhood)
39:34 - 40:26 Labored and Lost (AC Revelations)
40:26 - 40:53 You Have Eard Your Rest (AC Revelations)
40:53 - 42:16 The Hard Cell (AC Unity)
42:16 - 45:11 Home in Florence (AC II)
45:11 - 45:58 The Streets (AC Rogue)
45:58 - 49:58 What Came Before (AC III)
49:58 - 50:59 Ou La Mort (AC Unity)
50:59 - 53:09 A Divided Land (AC Origins)
53:09 - 55:03 For Those We Loved (AC Syndicate)
55:03 - 56:11 We Talk Together (AC Revelations)
56:11 - 1:00:10 Ezio’s Family (AC II)
The transition between each track (and era) is so smooth! absolutely fantastic.
This is incredibly well done, the transitions are both so smooth and seamless! Truly a wonder to listen to!
Man 38:20 brings me back. I used to love that piece, absolutely mesmerising.