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@@k3ntry Me too! I truly love his character. When you first meet him you want to plant his face through a wall. But then he starts to lighten up and see the bigger picture and you realize you misjudged him and actually care about him. I remember when he had to kill Al Mualim I was sad because he's basically Altaïr's dad.
u guys forget he was crazy agile when he was 60 when he lost his wife remember how he jumped through the windows. Ezio at that age was having a creaking back.
Altair was born on January 11,1165. He was 25 during Assassin's Creed 1, which took place during the fall of 1191. He left Masyaf to fight the Mongols/Ghengis Khan in 1217, at age 52. The scene where Maria dies was 10 years later, just after their return from the war, which means he would have been 62. He remains in exile for twenty years before returning during this scene, which means he is 82. He died 10 years after this cutscene on August 12, 1257 at the age of 92.
Back when an Assassin’s Creed game feels like an Assassin’s Creed game. Now it feels like an action RPG with its leveling system. Equipment and enemies now dependent on your level.
Jadeus Knight yeah i fucking hate the new combat, hit 1 guy 20 times with a sword just to kill him, not even remotly fun, it’s just tedious. And in oddisey a hidden blade kill is no longer an instakill, it’s so shitty ac is not ac anymore.
Isak Isak Levels are just to keep players from powering through the whole experience. It's meant to be savored through side activities. As long as your level is adequate, it's little different than it's always been. Your equipment and approach make a difference in any given situation. Not that I'm particularly defending Odyssey... Origins at least felt like an AC game, but Odyssey contradicts it's own rules and hasn't shown anything remotely resembling an AC plot. I'd forgive them if they're gradually going to develop these characters(who totally aren't the same person) into the actual role ala Edward, but Ubisoft hasn't even hinted at it. Hell, I'd be happy if these characters were Templars. Just give us something relevant...
Back when assassins creed fed the egos of sissy little bitches who just wanted to feel cool pressing one button to instakill an enemy, and be able to complete the entire game with the default sword. Eat my dust weebs I’m off to the future! To Odyssey!
Ron Bernik Isn't an open RPG more of a weeb game than a generic semi open action game? Besides, this game was made by French developers, not Japanese. So "weeb" doesn't exactly apply here
It was just kinda funny. Such a dramatic moment just for text to pop up and the simplicity of it😂 'Use gun' That's what he means. You guys responded wrongly.
I would say Revelations is my favourite AC game. But I think most (big) games after that still had many qualitys. The last AC game I played was Syndicate and I also liked it. I just dont know if I would enjoy those new games that much.
@Ricky Becks I dont mean that the new games are bad. They probably aren't bad - at least as bad as many say they are -, but I dont really know if I would ever enjoy a new AC game like I did earlier. I am probably just done with the series. Also even if I did play them, the new playstyle doesnt seem very promising to me. From what I have seen, it looks more like an MMO light and I really dont like MMOs.
@@arditazman6823 If you are refering to what I think you mean, the MMO part, then I try to explain myself. MMOs or MMORPGs are games like World of Warcraft, the elder scrolls online or star wars the old republic. With MMO light, I was refrencing games like Destiny. And I dont mean that it seems similar in the way of playing online and with others, I was rather refering to some changes I saw so far, that dont really make the games look like a classic AC game to me.
@@tangetstone2.045 bc ezios life was more eventful at he was an active as an assassin from 17-52 and Altair settled downed and only had really went to masayaf and escaprd
It's funny how strong the assassins are on side of Altair and the other assassins, which are also assasssins, are too weak it makes you feel like Altair is the best mentor.
Argon well in the beginning they said that less than half of the fighters there were true assassins. Could probably say the true ones were on Altair’s side while the mercenary assassins were on Abbas’ hence why they would be weaker
I'd like to believe it's because of his mood. For two decades he was depressed and then found the assasins it sparked a flame of hope inside of him giving him the energy to do that
It’s so sad to see such a legendary fighter and otherworldly mind show back, only to see his people cast out their own, as well as some who are young blindly believe that he was a traitor. Still, Altaïr pulled a sick “parry this, you filthy casual” on Abbas.
Actually, I like this memory a lot. I like how despite of 20 years of being exiled Altaïr returns and the true Assassins follow and respect him as they acknowledge that he is their true mentor. Altaïr also shows that he didn't forget the meaning of their creed as he says that all those who have raised their blade against innocent people will die for compromising the order but those who still live by the creed were spared. The only people they killed in this revolution were the rogue Fedayeen of Abbas.
I love every AC game, but you can tell that they seriously put the time and effort into the predecessors than the newest iterations. Story, gameplay, and just the setting and atmosphere is so on point in these than Syndicate or Origins.
@@crashpal Umm did you understand the story at all? After Altair kills Al Mualim in AC1, he learns about the future and past from the Apple of Eden, he also learns about Ezio and Desmond. A few years later Altair finds out that if he doesn't change the future the world could be fucked, so he hid the Masyaf keys all around Constantinople these keyes opens the Library in Masyaf. Which is where the final key is, which Altair is trying to tell Ezio that he shouldn't dedicate his life for the Assassin brotherhood and instead give up that life and let Desmond do the rest. Since Desmond lives in a more modern time with more advanced technology, Desmond has a much more higher understanding about the war between the Assassins and Templars and Isu. But Ezio and Altair lives in a far less advanced time, which is why Altair tells Ezio to give up that life and let Desmond finish the work.
Adam Smith realistically, it's just game. And realistically, those soldiers type that just blind faith to abbas said before sowed into doubt. So realistically, if you just outright kill them all like foolish ignorant, they just dead rotting corpse like that, nothing get the real truth about abbas. But doesnt matter just kill them all it's just game after all.
Altair sacrificed everything he had in his life like Wife(Maria), Friend(Abbas and Nicolopolo), Children(Darim and Sef), Mentor(Al Mualim) even his life just for the sake of Assassin's, their Creed, their sayings, their followings, their beliefs and most of all for Humanity.
Xanthus Taylor That is true Ubisoft. I learned many things from that computer screen. Of beating the game and failng the game. Of the past of this franchise and the future. Let me show you... *Uses a hidden blade instead of a OP Spartan spear*
@@abdullahemirisci4146 That is true, Ubisoft. But we have learned so many things on those endless games. Of family and friendship, of honor and trust, of bravery and humility. Let me show you... *Boycotts* *the* *franchise* *till* *they* *were* *forced* *to* *go* *back* *to* *their* *roots* I pray Assassin's Creed: Valhalla recaptures that old AC feeling, hell I'll take the quality of Black Flag or AC: Syndicate.
Remember when assassins creed games had Deep quotes, Interesting Lore, Relatable characters, and Beautiful music that just makes your heart excited? Not anymore, they are basically rpgs now :( Edit - 😂😂😂 stop commenting negative shit on this comment. Damn. It's been over a year
seriously I am in deep love with the AC series upto revelations... there are so much deep quotes, life meanings, sacrifices and I always thinks how would the developers team think about the gamer while creating a they gave their heart out to the the story..... Well done
The good old times in we had ship battles, felt like a real assasin when we played ac 1, like a fighter for freedom in ac3, like a pirate in ac4 , Being a Templar in rogue and now we feel like a Skyrim wannabe in odyssey
@Sidney J. Duffy fans: AC is getting boring Ubisoft: we're revolutionizing how you play as an Assassin the way you want to do it. Fans: *screaming murder*
R F say what you want but odyssey was bland too often for me Origins was good I liked almost everything But nothing beats the side quests like unlocking Altair’s armor
@@scottwpilgrim when you hear assasin, you think of stealth, sneaky killing and hiding in the shadows. now in oddysey, its just spartan kicking enemies 30ft away from you. i like the new oddysey game and the storyline but it just doesn't scream "assasin" and "stealth" to me you know? thats why i miss the old games
@Sidney J. Duffy Yes because AC was continuestly just getting milked to the ground after Revelations. And when we asked for change we didn't ask for fucking RPG mechanics!
From Altaïr's convo with Abbas before Abbas died from the gunshot, i think he held back knowing how long they know each other. From Abbas dad committing suicide for the shame he put on Ataïr's family, to becoming close with Abbas, and working together for the order. As Ataïr said, he pities Abbas because of his pride and insecurities became his downfall after Al Muliam died.
Agreed, the gameplay and free roam of Revelations is really medicore and just felt like a Brotherhood 2.0. But the story... my god! Revelations story and set pieces are fantastic and was and always will be the greatest Assassins Creed story to ever be told.
Still waiting on a sequel to AC3's ending that continues the story all these games built up. They keep making games and ignoring it. It's such a slap in the face.
Yeah assasin s creed 2007-2011 is best assasin s creed 2007 Altaïr and 2009-2011 is ezio Assaasin s creed 2 2009 assasin s creed brothethood 2010(best) and Assasin s creed revolutions 2011 :)) im love assasin s creed old gammeeee and play again and again
Ahhh the memories, back then life was sweet with AC series but now... its just some guy runing around. I stopped playing AC after black flag, it was the last game which gave me tears when it ended
@@VelvetMagician it is good but doesn't feel like an Assassin's Creed game.. the feel just doesn't exist.. as u may know that he is the inventor (Bayek) of the Creed.. it has a good storyline though
In the novelization of Altair's story, he said "I do not enjoy his death but we need his absence" when he killed Abbas. I perfect way to sum up how he views his assassinations and his relationship with Abbas. His death is not something to be celebrated and if there are alternatives to removing his presence, he would take it.
I get that feeling. The early *Assassin's Creed* games had a special atmosphere-the blend of historical intrigue, focused stealth gameplay, and a more personal connection to the Brotherhood. Characters like Altair and Ezio made the story feel grounded and meaningful, while the simpler gameplay mechanics allowed players to immerse themselves in the experience without overwhelming RPG elements. The original games were more focused on the Assassin's Creed-literally-the core philosophy of the brotherhood, parkour-heavy exploration, and strategic assassinations. Now, while the series has evolved into something grander with massive open worlds and RPG systems, there's a certain charm to the more focused narratives and gameplay of the early entries. It’s that nostalgia for the simpler, more intimate moments-climbing the tallest buildings, blending into crowds, or having those quiet moments with historical figures-that really tugs at fans who’ve been there from the start. Which part of the old *AC* days do you miss the most? The story, characters, or just the overall style?
Yh I've read The Secret Crusade quite the story especially when it came to the flashbacks about Altair and Abbas's lives from being friends to hating each others guts
I really love the fact they speak about Altair as a confused story. It's like, his story is so sad and confused that there are legends around his name, around his deeds and life. Reminds me when you talk about something you haven't lived personally with a friend that have a different opinion. You can see one thinks altaïr is a traitor and the other thinks not. They probably have no idea of the real story, they only know rumors or old stories. Altaïr is so important, this game perfectly demonstrates it
AC creed taught me more about life and death, more about honesty and brotherhood, about duty and responsibilities than my parents did, I've only learned corruption from my parents,
Cannot believe the amount if times I have played this game and I only just noticed now, Look at each of their hand a one finger missing just like when Bayek from Assassin's Creed Orgins gets everyone to cut of their finger. Look at hand at 1:54
Alair was 76 years old and still was able to slice people's throats been down and walk properly and he still was able to run the order for many more years they don't make them like they used to
Can we talk about how at 82 (which is how old he really was, the video title is incorrect) Altair is using his Hidden Blades skillfully enough to kill? I hope I still have that much dexterity and strength at that age.
I know this game brought a lot of new Altaïr fans when it came out, but from the 2nd or 3rd time I played the first AC, I knew he was my favorite character/assassin. How I’ll never forget those days
Rest in peace, indeed. Altair will always be remembered as one of the most legendary assassins, the foundation on which the *Assassin's Creed* legacy was built. His journey from a brash, arrogant assassin to a wise mentor and leader left a lasting impact not only on the Brotherhood within the game but also on fans who followed his story. His actions shaped the Creed, and his influence persisted long after his time. Altair's story was about redemption, growth, and the weight of responsibility, making him an unforgettable character in gaming history. His legacy truly lives on in every hidden blade.
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As Altaïr coughed walking up the hill my heart broke with each wheezing breath he took after.
I feel sad when Altair was unable to climb those buildings 😭😭
@@k3ntry Me too! I truly love his character. When you first meet him you want to plant his face through a wall. But then he starts to lighten up and see the bigger picture and you realize you misjudged him and actually care about him. I remember when he had to kill Al Mualim I was sad because he's basically Altaïr's dad.
He's old..
me too man, me too
u guys forget he was crazy agile when he was 60 when he lost his wife remember how he jumped through the windows. Ezio at that age was having a creaking back.
Altair was born on January 11,1165. He was 25 during Assassin's Creed 1, which took place during the fall of 1191. He left Masyaf to fight the Mongols/Ghengis Khan in 1217, at age 52. The scene where Maria dies was 10 years later, just after their return from the war, which means he would have been 62. He remains in exile for twenty years before returning during this scene, which means he is 82. He died 10 years after this cutscene on August 12, 1257 at the age of 92.
Wow he even discovered the gunpowder
Nathan Remix he didn’t discover it. He somehow saw into the future. And figured it how to make gun powder.
Would love an AC game in which we can play as Altair and fight the mongols
@@thegreatgeekdetective6925 he used the apple of eden to go into the future and get the hidden gun
Well when you start the altair memories you do see altair's age at the bottom right corner of the screen
Elderly altair looks like ezio....atleast now we know how elderly Desmond would look
.....
Alexander Jones shame he’ll never get to that point.
It's almost like they just re used an existing asset...
wearsjorge55 no they dident reuse asset Altair is meant to be ancestor of ezio is ancestor of edward and edward is ancestor of connor and on and on
@@martinkacmar2063 ancestor or not, doesn't it seem odd that two distantly related men from different lands look eerily the same?
Back when an Assassin’s Creed game feels like an Assassin’s Creed game. Now it feels like an action RPG with its leveling system. Equipment and enemies now dependent on your level.
Jadeus Knight yeah i fucking hate the new combat, hit 1 guy 20 times with a sword just to kill him, not even remotly fun, it’s just tedious. And in oddisey a hidden blade kill is no longer an instakill, it’s so shitty ac is not ac anymore.
Isak Isak Levels are just to keep players from powering through the whole experience. It's meant to be savored through side activities. As long as your level is adequate, it's little different than it's always been. Your equipment and approach make a difference in any given situation. Not that I'm particularly defending Odyssey... Origins at least felt like an AC game, but Odyssey contradicts it's own rules and hasn't shown anything remotely resembling an AC plot. I'd forgive them if they're gradually going to develop these characters(who totally aren't the same person) into the actual role ala Edward, but Ubisoft hasn't even hinted at it. Hell, I'd be happy if these characters were Templars. Just give us something relevant...
Back when assassins creed fed the egos of sissy little bitches who just wanted to feel cool pressing one button to instakill an enemy, and be able to complete the entire game with the default sword. Eat my dust weebs I’m off to the future! To Odyssey!
i dont feel like a highly trained assassin when everyone can stand toe to toe with me
Ron Bernik Isn't an open RPG more of a weeb game than a generic semi open action game? Besides, this game was made by French developers, not Japanese. So "weeb" doesn't exactly apply here
I just died when it said “Use the gun to kill Abbas” Its so stupid but awesome
+elite13 The statement sounded stupid, dumbass
It was just kinda funny. Such a dramatic moment just for text to pop up and the simplicity of it😂 'Use gun'
That's what he means. You guys responded wrongly.
"Click clack the fool with your 9mm"
@@ShaneFlett Yeah it should have said "Shoot Abbas"
" *POP THAT FOOL* "
At the end of assassins creed revelation the perfection of the serie reached its pinnacle
I would say Revelations is my favourite AC game. But I think most (big) games after that still had many qualitys. The last AC game I played was Syndicate and I also liked it.
I just dont know if I would enjoy those new games that much.
@Ricky Becks
I dont mean that the new games are bad. They probably aren't bad - at least as bad as many say they are -, but I dont really know if I would ever enjoy a new AC game like I did earlier. I am probably just done with the series.
Also even if I did play them, the new playstyle doesnt seem very promising to me. From what I have seen, it looks more like an MMO light and I really dont like MMOs.
@@FUNBadTime u mean RPGs?
@@arditazman6823
If you are refering to what I think you mean, the MMO part, then I try to explain myself.
MMOs or MMORPGs are games like World of Warcraft, the elder scrolls online or star wars the old republic.
With MMO light, I was refrencing games like Destiny.
And I dont mean that it seems similar in the way of playing online and with others, I was rather refering to some changes I saw so far, that dont really make the games look like a classic AC game to me.
main writer of the serie iirc left the team around that game
Even a 76 year old Altair is unbeatable in a fight. What an Assassin he was.
Lmao dawg he shot him
And Ezio died at 65😑
Hes 82
@@tangetstone2.045 bc ezios life was more eventful at he was an active as an assassin from
17-52 and Altair settled downed and only had really went to masayaf and escaprd
@@tangetstone2.045 if Ezio took and touched the apple at Masyaf he would've touched 90 easily.
It's funny how strong the assassins are on side of Altair and the other assassins, which are also assasssins, are too weak it makes you feel like Altair is the best mentor.
Those who have something to believe in other than their own greed will always be stronger than those who only care for themselves.
Argon well in the beginning they said that less than half of the fighters there were true assassins. Could probably say the true ones were on Altair’s side while the mercenary assassins were on Abbas’ hence why they would be weaker
Those are the same assassin Shay Cormac was part of then against
@@crashpal but shay killed adewale , that was unforgivable 😢😢😢
@@desiraehoward5009 he didn't know what was really happening,shay could've let him go just as he did to achilles
I knew Abbas was weak af because he still had his same robe from the first game
@SREEHARI U S lmao
There’s a bit of truth to this. He is enveloped in the robes of pride, unchanged, and has taken refuge in a now isolated order of assassins.
If only Juno warned Ezio about the death of the franchise
Lmao
Or bayek because his was the last great game
AC 3 was the last true assassin's creed games. Now they are RPGs branded Assassin's Creed. They are still good. But Desmond ended it for me.
@@bandinamerica3035 the game didnt turn rpg until origins though
@I wasent crazy until I met you for sure. But that started the weird of abstirgo storyline.
4:34 He was limping a second ago then BAM, he leaps like he's 25 again
Conserving energy in his old age. I've seen it in real life
I'd like to believe it's because of his mood. For two decades he was depressed and then found the assasins it sparked a flame of hope inside of him giving him the energy to do that
I mean how the check does he still do that his bones were brittle and its impossible to parlour in that kind of age
@@jbarral6509 i Saw a 85 year old man climbing a wall, he was a karate mentor, amazing
He still got the move 😎
It’s so sad to see such a legendary fighter and otherworldly mind show back, only to see his people cast out their own, as well as some who are young blindly believe that he was a traitor.
Still, Altaïr pulled a sick “parry this, you filthy casual” on Abbas.
Actually, I like this memory a lot. I like how despite of 20 years of being exiled Altaïr returns and the true Assassins follow and respect him as they acknowledge that he is their true mentor. Altaïr also shows that he didn't forget the meaning of their creed as he says that all those who have raised their blade against innocent people will die for compromising the order but those who still live by the creed were spared. The only people they killed in this revolution were the rogue Fedayeen of Abbas.
This was the Assassin’s Creed I fell in love with.
Green Tea Kuma revelations ?
I love every AC game, but you can tell that they seriously put the time and effort into the predecessors than the newest iterations. Story, gameplay, and just the setting and atmosphere is so on point in these than Syndicate or Origins.
The assassin's Creed that took my virginity was AC 2
@@PrimarisBlackTemplaDraven Ok, that's weird.
Hamza Khaliq man shutcho bitch ass up
It really breaks my heart to see Altair old and weak...
It's natural dude ,
@@jexk2985 He had a honourable death though.
@@v7veritas156 sitting on a chair so one day Ezio could take over?
@@crashpal Umm did you understand the story at all? After Altair kills Al Mualim in AC1, he learns about the future and past from the Apple of Eden, he also learns about Ezio and Desmond. A few years later Altair finds out that if he doesn't change the future the world could be fucked, so he hid the Masyaf keys all around Constantinople these keyes opens the Library in Masyaf. Which is where the final key is, which Altair is trying to tell Ezio that he shouldn't dedicate his life for the Assassin brotherhood and instead give up that life and let Desmond do the rest. Since Desmond lives in a more modern time with more advanced technology, Desmond has a much more higher understanding about the war between the Assassins and Templars and Isu. But Ezio and Altair lives in a far less advanced time, which is why Altair tells Ezio to give up that life and let Desmond finish the work.
Chill folks I was just joking 🤷♂️
Ma homie altair shooting gun before it was cool
wkwk
China
Can we appreciate how all the true assassins want altair to be the mentor and follow himto the castle without question
Altair deserved at least 2 more games of his own. This rivalry between he and Abbas has so much potential.
Still my favourite Assassin.
yeah it kinda sucks he had 2 games I think.
@@bex8306 Not even two, more like one and a half games, not including the mobile spin-offs.
@@joevenespineli6389 yeah, after Valhalla If we play as Father of Altair might also work or Altair coming to modern day some how
@This Is What Awesome Looks Like Ezio wasn't alive enough to see any other Assassin who lived after Ezio
@This Is What Awesome Looks Like your opinion, I love Edward I love him so much and the worst Assassin for me is Conner he was not a real assasst
1:40
That was such an Arab sound to make
AKSSSSSS😂😂😂
😂
It's actually a word that kind of means "shame"
it was so authentic i felt ashamed when i heard it even though it had nothing to do with me
Zero hope
It’s more like “disappointed” tho
You should not kill these assassins, you should disarm or dodge, they will stop eventually.
Adam Smith doesnt matter, it's just game and because of that, full objective is failed. I disarm or dodge, they bow to me 😎
Adam Smith realistically, it's just game. And realistically, those soldiers type that just blind faith to abbas said before sowed into doubt. So realistically, if you just outright kill them all like foolish ignorant, they just dead rotting corpse like that, nothing get the real truth about abbas. But doesnt matter just kill them all it's just game after all.
Oh shit, thanks for the tips
I did the 100% synchronization just disarm them if they try to attack you
Those who compromise the creed must die
Altair sacrificed everything he had in his life like Wife(Maria), Friend(Abbas and Nicolopolo), Children(Darim and Sef), Mentor(Al Mualim) even his life just for the sake of Assassin's, their Creed, their sayings, their followings, their beliefs and most of all for Humanity.
And the franchise
@@magnusgranskau7487his character began the franchise r*tard the greedy company of ubisoft and their poor decisions killed the franchise
> Raise his blade against an innocent.
> Brutality is their soul joy.
> Compromise the order.
Oh shit I'm fcked.
Ya failed all three 💀💀
"Mr. Altair sends his regards"
I love how old Altair is basically a mix between Ulysses, King Arthur and Gandalf. What a legend.
Me after playing AC Odyssey: 07:08
Ubisoft: And you, you have wasted your life staring at that computer screen, Dreaming of your endless Games!
Xanthus Taylor That is true Ubisoft. I learned many things from that computer screen. Of beating the game and failng the game. Of the past of this franchise and the future. Let me show you...
*Uses a hidden blade instead of a OP Spartan spear*
@@abdullahemirisci4146 That is true, Ubisoft. But we have learned so many things on those endless games. Of family and friendship, of honor and trust, of bravery and humility. Let me show you...
*Boycotts* *the* *franchise* *till* *they* *were* *forced* *to* *go* *back* *to* *their* *roots*
I pray Assassin's Creed: Valhalla recaptures that old AC feeling, hell I'll take the quality of Black Flag or AC: Syndicate.
@@imixupwords5340 it won't. Let's be honest
@@imixupwords5340 Somehow, I don't think it could.
Looking at this again, he kinda looks like "Odin" in that Valhalla trailer.
That's what I was thinking too after looking back on Altair's return.
Don't you dare to compare the trash that is Valhalla next to revelations
7:35 "Let me show you"
*Grabs a glock*
Pulls out a sniper rifle, shoots on abba's feet, abba gets on his knees in pain, altair headshot him
Altair: "Noob"
I absolutely that it just says in all caps after that retrospective phrase, "Let me show you"
*PISTOL*
This memory reminded me of an old bit of wisdom; "Sometimes, old lions just need to roar."
Remember when assassins creed games had Deep quotes, Interesting Lore, Relatable characters, and Beautiful music that just makes your heart excited? Not anymore, they are basically rpgs now :(
Edit - 😂😂😂 stop commenting negative shit on this comment. Damn. It's been over a year
SERVENT OF GOD, CREATOR OF LIFE don’t forget the microtransactions, season passes and all that bullshit
They really got the players immersed in them back then. Only games where I took time to read character bios and bonus unlockable lore.
seriously I am in deep love with the AC series upto revelations... there are so much deep quotes, life meanings, sacrifices and I always thinks how would the developers team think about the gamer while creating a they gave their heart out to the the story..... Well done
rpgs aren't rpgs anymore
Tales of VanitasVenRoxas Agreed
The good old times in we had ship battles, felt like a real assasin when we played ac 1, like a fighter for freedom in ac3, like a pirate in ac4 , Being a Templar in rogue and now we feel like a Skyrim wannabe in odyssey
Good statement
@Sidney J. Duffy fans: AC is getting boring
Ubisoft: we're revolutionizing how you play as an Assassin the way you want to do it.
Fans: *screaming murder*
R F say what you want but odyssey was bland too often for me
Origins was good I liked almost everything
But nothing beats the side quests like unlocking Altair’s armor
@@scottwpilgrim when you hear assasin, you think of stealth, sneaky killing and hiding in the shadows.
now in oddysey, its just spartan kicking enemies 30ft away from you.
i like the new oddysey game and the storyline but it just doesn't scream "assasin" and "stealth" to me
you know?
thats why i miss the old games
@Sidney J. Duffy Yes because AC was continuestly just getting milked to the ground after Revelations. And when we asked for change we didn't ask for fucking RPG mechanics!
4:48 look at these two legends
Two ?????
They saw god
This just shows how far respect can get you. Most of these Assassins helped Altair without a second thought.
The ending scene with Abbas and Altair almost brought me to tears.
Altair got that mfn thang on em
Big facts😂
Bruh I died
He keeps it on him😩
The most legendary "Parry this, you filthy casual"
this comment is incredibly underrated
I still don't know why Altair did not kill Abbas from the get go
Zero Steel Probably because he would prove Abbas point? He’d probably look more of a traitor if he did so but idk lol
The assassin's don't kill from the get go if they don't necessarily have too. It's not the creed way(lore) lol
It was because Maria advised him to not kill him immediately
@@ShaneFlett everyting is permitted bothing is true
From Altaïr's convo with Abbas before Abbas died from the gunshot, i think he held back knowing how long they know each other. From Abbas dad committing suicide for the shame he put on Ataïr's family, to becoming close with Abbas, and working together for the order. As Ataïr said, he pities Abbas because of his pride and insecurities became his downfall after Al Muliam died.
The 50% synch gave me a big Anxiety.
AC Revelations was super emotional game ❤️🔥
5:58
Abbas pulled out a Cesare out of nowhere.
Well played
Narrative and story wise, this is the best Assassin's Creed.
Agreed, the gameplay and free roam of Revelations is really medicore and just felt like a Brotherhood 2.0. But the story... my god! Revelations story and set pieces are fantastic and was and always will be the greatest Assassins Creed story to ever be told.
When I played this mission,I missed AC 1 Altair a lot
He still can fight at 76 he would beat me if I was 20 and if he was still in his seventies.
@GT012345tube Ikr, that doesn't make sense. He can dodge hits and kill trained assassins in seconds but can barely walk.
@@H.K.5 He is the mentor. He has unique skills :p
2018 for Altaïr
''Hush...Good evening''
''*Water*''
I died 😂😂
@Noah Leopold it’s how he said it
If I was a templar, Altair is the only assassin I would bow down to.
Still waiting on a sequel to AC3's ending that continues the story all these games built up. They keep making games and ignoring it. It's such a slap in the face.
to bad that the juno storyline that started in AC3 and built up until in syndicate was in the end simply concluded in a fucking comic.
Ezio n altair is the best assassin
Yeah assasin s creed 2007-2011 is best assasin s creed 2007 Altaïr and 2009-2011 is ezio Assaasin s creed 2 2009 assasin s creed brothethood 2010(best) and Assasin s creed revolutions 2011 :)) im love assasin s creed old gammeeee and play again and again
@@bojanorevic4434 assassin creed black flag is my favorite
Best 4 is connor Edward ezio and Altair
Kid Vendetti Basically the Desmond arc!? :)
JC T basically des ancestors are the best those 4 in general soo yess
Altaïr in the past, Desmond in the future Ezio in the middle!!! Requiescat in pace for all of them! Respect!
I guess Connor doesn't count
@@symmetrymilton4542who de fook is that
That simple scene of using the gun is one of my favourite moments
Even as an old man Altair still kicks ass.
The theme music of this game was so heart warming, its just connect with our emotions
Altair when he faces abbas be like: So anyway I started blasting
*WHENEVER WE PLAY THIS GAME AS Altair HE IS ALWAYS ALIVE* *"OUR MENTOR IS ALWAYS HERE"*
This game was epic the end of ezios story and we also got to know how Altairs life was ended
Ahhh the memories, back then life was sweet with AC series but now... its just some guy runing around. I stopped playing AC after black flag, it was the last game which gave me tears when it ended
Exactly
Me too man, but my parents bought me origins for my birthday and I feel like playing it, is it good?
@@VelvetMagician it is good but doesn't feel like an Assassin's Creed game.. the feel just doesn't exist.. as u may know that he is the inventor (Bayek) of the Creed.. it has a good storyline though
Mitsuki Thank you for enlightening me, but actually I finished the game the last two weeks.
@@VelvetMagician ono
The comments here
49% old AC games were great
49% new AC games are great
2% about the playthrough
MORE ABOUT THE PLAYTHROUGH. PEOPLE SHOULD STOP HAVING NPC THOUGHTS. I mean.. yeah the games awesome, but let's hear your thoughts on the game
Who the fuck is saying new AC games are great . 98% Altair and Eziso story line was best ubisoft had done and 2% of your play through.
i Marty exactly everyone think the new games are garbage or at least garbage compared to the new one
@@PartyMarty94 only true AC fans would love and cherish the first to revelations. The new ones are a discrace
@@mewsterx3679 Amen to that.
No matter how far the games go. As a true fan. I'll live by the creed from the first game all the way til the series ends.
Nothing is true, everything is permitted.
The cringiest shit I've read all year
The story of this game is the thing that makes grown men cry.
In the novelization of Altair's story, he said "I do not enjoy his death but we need his absence" when he killed Abbas. I perfect way to sum up how he views his assassinations and his relationship with Abbas. His death is not something to be celebrated and if there are alternatives to removing his presence, he would take it.
I do miss the old days of AC 😢
I get that feeling. The early *Assassin's Creed* games had a special atmosphere-the blend of historical intrigue, focused stealth gameplay, and a more personal connection to the Brotherhood. Characters like Altair and Ezio made the story feel grounded and meaningful, while the simpler gameplay mechanics allowed players to immerse themselves in the experience without overwhelming RPG elements.
The original games were more focused on the Assassin's Creed-literally-the core philosophy of the brotherhood, parkour-heavy exploration, and strategic assassinations. Now, while the series has evolved into something grander with massive open worlds and RPG systems, there's a certain charm to the more focused narratives and gameplay of the early entries.
It’s that nostalgia for the simpler, more intimate moments-climbing the tallest buildings, blending into crowds, or having those quiet moments with historical figures-that really tugs at fans who’ve been there from the start.
Which part of the old *AC* days do you miss the most? The story, characters, or just the overall style?
Abbas: Lol no way he can reach me and kill me, he‘s an old man!
Altair: *Clocks gun*
Old Master Assassins is Back
damn that cut scene of altair very beginning even normal simple convo and that soundtrack on the background man we not gonna see it ever again :(
Whenever I play old Assassin's creed,it feels like wisdom is flowing through me
I read the novel, it explains so much of Abbas
Yh I've read The Secret Crusade quite the story especially when it came to the flashbacks about Altair and Abbas's lives from being friends to hating each others guts
Abbas : "It's over, Altair. I have the high ground!"
Altair : GO GO GADGET GLOCK
Go go gadget flintlock.
i remember play the revelations and the brotherhood in my ps3, was a very good time
Woah... i nearly forgot just how interesting and compelling the OG story was, such unique and interesting characters
Will probably always be my #1 Assassin.
Altair Ibn-La'Ahad.
He is 82
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Glitzy Guy 202
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It hurt to play this game: Altair growing old after being a spry 25-year-old and making hearts race
I really love the fact they speak about Altair as a confused story. It's like, his story is so sad and confused that there are legends around his name, around his deeds and life. Reminds me when you talk about something you haven't lived personally with a friend that have a different opinion. You can see one thinks altaïr is a traitor and the other thinks not. They probably have no idea of the real story, they only know rumors or old stories. Altaïr is so important, this game perfectly demonstrates it
3:20 Lalalala casually approaches two guards within the corner of their eyes and stabs their throats lol
The legends themselves finally meet
Back when Assassin’s Creed was Assassin’s Creed
Those scenes made me cry because I loved playing as Altair and ézio
It's funny how there were Bayek and Kassandra but the Creed's foundation was built on Altair's wisdom
i think they were just forgotten.Altair at least made himself Honorable Hero.
@@kolyasmirno9116 They may have started the brotherhood but Altair gave the Creed meaning.
@@sadocato8225 You right.
@@sadocato8225 like ezio says to sofia, altair makes the creed "reborn".
I cant believe this was almost nine years ago. I surely miss my childhood alot tho
AC creed taught me more about life and death, more about honesty and brotherhood, about duty and responsibilities than my parents did, I've only learned corruption from my parents,
I played ac 1 when I was 8 or 9 for the first time.
Since then I made several go throughs in ACR and 1 and OMG
both games gave me such goosebumps
Happy 855th birthday Altaïr!
Altair:im gonna show you the knowledge of the apple of eden and a pro gamer move
Cannot believe the amount if times I have played this game and I only just noticed now, Look at each of their hand a one finger missing just like when Bayek from Assassin's Creed Orgins gets everyone to cut of their finger. Look at hand at 1:54
No stab just bang
logan the legend the his first firearm in the hidden blade to good to great
@@bloodassassin1477 okay
This is the most underrated AC game. This game had the best and most beautiful story
Back in the days before AC became Assassin's Geographic Channel
5:32 That last Captain supporting Altair is peak expectation subversion
Altair must’ve developed an accent over the years I remember in the first one he sounded like Tim from down the street
I miss the old assassins creed games
This is the AC I miss
Alair was 76 years old and still was able to slice people's throats been down and walk properly and he still was able to run the order for many more years they don't make them like they used to
Can we talk about how at 82 (which is how old he really was, the video title is incorrect) Altair is using his Hidden Blades skillfully enough to kill? I hope I still have that much dexterity and strength at that age.
I don't know dexterity, but strength I'll definitely have, even if I live till 82 or even 8200
Altair was truly an awesome assassin, I really miss this!
this wouldn't happen if Abbas had a Gun
Wow the thumbnail I have those but golden edition
The final entry of the greatest AC saga even to this day i still go back and play these titles from AC 1 to revelations
Thank you
altair ibn la ahad usually beard becomes white before hair
Like Ezio, Altair was a true Assassin, same goes for people who played AC at the very beginning, OG's.
“Let me show you what the apple has taught me about the future” *pulls out a glock*
I know this game brought a lot of new Altaïr fans when it came out, but from the 2nd or 3rd time I played the first AC, I knew he was my favorite character/assassin. How I’ll never forget those days
I love Altair
Rest in peace legendary Alatir
Rest in peace, indeed. Altair will always be remembered as one of the most legendary assassins, the foundation on which the *Assassin's Creed* legacy was built. His journey from a brash, arrogant assassin to a wise mentor and leader left a lasting impact not only on the Brotherhood within the game but also on fans who followed his story.
His actions shaped the Creed, and his influence persisted long after his time. Altair's story was about redemption, growth, and the weight of responsibility, making him an unforgettable character in gaming history.
His legacy truly lives on in every hidden blade.