"Assassin's Creed: Revelations", walkthrough (100% sync), [DLC] "The Lost Archive" + all fragments
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
- Memory timeline on the video:
- Memory 1: The End is only the Beginning 0:30 (Decipher fragments: 3:50)
- Memory 2: The Order 5:50 (Decipher fragments: 6:25, 6:45, 7:45, 9:55)
- Memory 3: Abstergo 10:13 (Decipher fragments: 11:25, 16:05, 16:32)
- Memory 4: The Mole 18:48 (Decipher fragments: 19:23, 21:08, 23:00, 24:20)
- Memory 5: Bleeding Effect 26:53 (Decipher fragments: none)
- Memory 6: The Truth 31:27 (Decipher fragments: 32:05, 33:35, 34:05, 36:30)
- Memory 7: The End of the Line 38:43 (Decipher fragments: 41:15, 42:57, 44:25, 45:40)
Breaking the loop (for secret ending): 50:15
Basically when you clear the game for the first time and pass all 7 Memories you'll go into "The Loop". The game will reset you back at Memory 1 as if for a 2nd playthrough or something. To get out of this "Loop" you must collect all 20 decipher fragments (by using DNA Memory select). Once you nab the 20th, a nice message pops up on the screen saying "LOCATE THE BACKDOOR". Once you've received this, you just got to restart Memory 5. You'll notice a new cut-scene during the intro showing a new bridge waiting for you at the very end of the board. Obviously you have to play through the whole level again, and when you get to the end take the new bridge which leads off to a previously inaccessible doorway. This will "break the loop" and lead to the end credits.
Full walkthrough in HD quality of the game "Assassin's Creed: Revelations" (released in 2011). This walkthrough covers 100% completion (full synchronization) of the game. Separate videos for collectables as Animus Data Fragments and Ishak Pasha's Memoir Pages were uploaded outside the game plot walkthrough to make the gameplay process during the mission tasks smooth and enjoyable. DLC pack "The Lost Archives" was also introduced. All the scenario scenes, dialogues and some of the database were included in the video, from the intro of the game till the credits at the end, hence the watchers can understand the storyline of the game. The readable content were opened for very short period of time during the gameplay, so use "pause" if you are interested in their content. Highest graphic parameters were selected in game options for maximal visual game experience. Enjoy watching
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PC specifications for this walkthrough:
Operating System: Windows 7 Ultimate (64-bit)
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Graphics Hardware: XFX ATI Radeon HD 7970 3GB Black Edition
Memory: Corsair 6 GB DDR3
Monitor: Asus VG248QE
Hard Drive: Samsung SSD 840 PRO Series 512GB
Mouse: Logitech G500
Mouse pad: SteelSeries QcK (Large)
Keyboard: Razer Lycosa
Headset: Steelseries Siberia - Ігри
Man assassin's Creed made the backrooms before we even thought of it lol
Couldn't be more trueeeee. When I played this as a kid I could help but feel dread and sadness going through those levels. It was all so empty and foreboding.
Requiescant in Pacé, Clay Kaczmarek.
Sixteen's story broke my heart so much. :( Even more than Desmond. I just hope we can see more of them in the future one way or another.
Desmond is crying pussy bitch compare to Clay. I really hate this DLC but afterwards I complete it I finally understood who Clay was and what’s happened to him. I was shocked, dude literally stacked in the fucking virtual machine, but died in real and he still was trying to help Desmond.
What a legend.
@@kr0noss630 yeah he is the real hero
@@RobotischeHilfe fax unsung hero of the story, a vital piece, so many things wouldn't have been poosible if clay didn't help
@@kr0noss630 you have to remember that Clay wasn't born into the Assassins like Desmond was. Clay had a somewhat normal family life whereas Desmond didn't. Both accepted what life handed them though.
Yes
Thank you! Getting all the trophies was near impossible at times, but your help made it so much easier!
Many thanks. This helped me platinum the final game in the Ezio Collection.
To the people wanting to know what this DLC means! It's like this: Clay became an assasin,and also was tasked to help to do the Animus Project,in AC 2,he's trying to help Desmond to learn "The Truth." Still in AC 2,after doing all the puzzles he wants you to do,it reveals this: You know in the bible where Eve stole the Prohibited Fruit? That was the Apple of Eden. Both of them are running from what seems like people trying to stop them from escaping knowing The Truth. About what people did in that garden,(which is a city,named Garden Of Eden) which both of them learned about the start of Abstergo,the evil they did. In AC Brotherhood,16 talks about Eve's DNA,which i presume was the start of The Assasin's,also known as: The Order. In this DLC,16 "tells" his story,to the point where he died,to the way his memories were transfered to the Animus. While doing the Animus Project,16 must have discovered Abstergo's plans,died,then his memories were transfered to the Animus. In Revelations however...16 helped Desmond through his story,actually,not just in Revelations,he helped Desmond since AC 2,trying to help him know The Truth. The DLC is the start of how The Truth started,since Juno made him help Desmond to free her,to Desmond knowing The Truth,and dying in AC 3.
This was painful in sections you made it look much easier than it was thanks for all your help on my road to all achievements and 100% in this game.
I can't imagine how many hours you had to practice to record this amazing performance. I died so many times... great video. Thanks.
Same
I collected everything and the trophy didnt drop. I havnt collected all the fragments in the main game so i wonder if thats why? I did think they were seperate though.
7 years later and still very helpful
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@@lucio1145 dude you have the same name as my Dad 👨🏻
Clay finally broke out of this damned circle
When I first played the dlc (without all the fragments) the ending was beautiful and then it got extremely confusing because everything was at the beginning.
But then I got all the fragments and I felt so many feelings for clay.
Goddamit leave this good noodle alone ;-;
Cheers for the walk through! This was really really good and very precise and well done. Made my life a lot easier. Just got me that platinum :)
Usually I give likes to videos, that I liked very much, or that I may want to see again in the future, but I think you deserve a like for uploading this.
I appreciate that!
Thanks a lot for doing this! Thanks to you I was able to skip doing it myself.
At 39:34 you can see hex code scrawled into the wall. Throw it into a hex-ASCII translator and you get "She ould have led D away from the path". Obviously they left out a letter, either a "c" for "could" or a "w" for "would", most likely the latter. The "D" here refers to Desmond, I can only assume. Kind of cool!
I still don't believe it was really planned for Lucy to be a traitor. This looks like a retcon.
You’re correct! Kristen Bell (random fun fact: she’s also the voice of Anna from Frozen) played Lucy. After AC2, Bell wanted more money for her work on the series, but negotiations between her and Ubisoft broke down. This resulted in Ubisoft not only killing her off, but also assassinating her character by retconning her into a triple-agent loyal to the Templars. Guess Ubisoft and Bell parted on bad terms…
@@sirhenrymorgan1187 oh, so that is what happened. I was gonna say that they had to make some way of giving a reason to why Lucy had to die in ACB. The DLC sure did help create the answer to a lot of questions
I got no opinion
Wait did eagle vision lie to us
@@thegunlikdude It's implied that Eagle Vision can be tricked if the user doesn't suspect anything wrong. Desmond trusted Lucy completely, so Eagle Vision failed to pick up her traitorous intentions.
Or the simplest answer is: it's a retcon that was never meant to turn out this way, but hey.
I can't play this dlc myself, so you helped me a lot
Thanks man, I was looking for video like this, without live commets)
Lucy's Ideology:
This is something the writers and developers SHOULD have included in story of The Lost Archive, but for some reason failed to include so I had to fill in the gaps myself:
Lucy's perspective makes perfect sense if you know it like I do and think about it logically. Lucy truly understands and believes that Abstergo actually cares about helping people and improving their lives and that the Assassins don't. Think about the ratio of how many percentage of people are helped vs hurt by Abstergo. Of course the Templars logically and justifiably defend themselves against the Assassins out of pure self-defense and self-preservstion, but think about the amount of regular NON-ASSASSIN people they kidnap and expirament on and kill. That number is probably very small compared to the extremely large number of average joe people in society who are never bothered and non-the-wiser. It's just like in FNAF how the amount of people killed by Animatronics is so much fewer than the large number of people that go to the pizzeria everyday and have a normal experience no issues. Abstergo makes thousands of products and medicines and machines that improve people's lives and make everyone's lives easier and more safe and peaceful. She understands that the Assassins are bad because they DON'T actually fight for any greater purpose or benefit to people, they don't care about advancing science and creating medicine and providing technology the way the Templars do. The Assassins don't build companies or establish militaries or create security systems or engage in formal politics. Lucy understands that the Templars are much more like good normal people and the Assassins are truly just insane barbaric anarchists that don't have any goals of improving the world or making people's lives better. The Assassins just kill people that disagree with their Creed and that's it, nothing else. She sees that Abstergo actually fights to improve society and make the world a better place for the masses. This shows the Templar philosophy at it's purest and morally best perspective. The story is really good at constantly going back and forth between showing the good and bad sides of both the Assasins and Templars. They often like to protray the Assassins as the good guys and Templars as bad guys, but I love when they switch it up and show the kind of perspective that really protrays the good side of the Templar's and the bad side of the Assassin's. I love this story so much.
well said.
I know people don't like these segments, but I love them. Clay's in particular had more variety in architecture and traps, although Desmond's had the cool music. Also, I was underwhelmed that Constantinople, while beautiful, was comprised almost entirely of the crowded city street layout, and I found this change of scenery rewarding. Besides, it's cool to play a historical adventure, go through something bizarre and "computer-y" like this, and say that it's totally the same game! I love this series!
That last cube you got, trying to get it just made me fall through the graphics and I had to start sequence 4 again. Hate these FP puzzles, would of been easier to make it 3rd person then you be able to see where you are going.
Thanks for this. You make it look so easy. I lost track of how many times I killed myself. This was so hard for me and I nearly quit a couple of times because of it.
Thank you for the excellent walk through, could not have done it without you, found it very hard in parts but got through in the end, got all things but last two trophies (Impress Warren Vidic and Cross Styx without dying) thank you again bud :)
Glad I could help.
I am not good at the blue jump squares so the river Styx trophy might be too hard
Thank you very much for a great walkthrough.
I just finished Assassin's Creed: Revelations and The Lost Archive (DLC). Your video helped me with the puzzles, tremendously! I really appreciate it!
Glad to hear it!
Was it your first time playing it I finish it first time like 4 or 5 days ago
@The monster PR13
Yeah, first time playing it! Great story!
Now onto Assassin's Creed III (2012).
@@Red7669 right behind ya lol
Thank you so much for your walk through. It still helps in 2021.
this GODDAMN memory 4, took me more than 2 hours, at 25:25, after *ENDLESS* tries,
I stood there for like 3 minutes to get the right spot, *GOD BLESS IT WORKED.*
~ future players, I believe in you guys, just dont give up
The whole DLC is easy to complete, but man, those fucking puzzles, even though I complete it pretty quick, but I still hate it soooo much. Worst DLC in my love with the great story
I can’t do it :(
@@dayokii You can! Just hang on brother
@@habboFreak58 I did it now. With a glich on UA-cam but I did it. I would have stopped if I wouldn’t have read your comment. Thanks mate
Things only kings say
really cool man. i enjoyed this DLC so much!
Glad you enjoyed.
This game mode is under-appreciated. I actually liked those missions when I played them, but the game design for them wasn't well chosen. This first-person vision with blocks-generating to platform wasn't compelling enough. If they had used Desmond's skills to make a third-person free-running parkour in these scenarios (just like that level in Brotherhood where Desmond met 16), Desmond's Journey and this DLC would have been so much better and remarkable.
@@karelkovar3549 I bought it separately from the PS store after I got the game.
This shit sucked how on earth did you enjoy something so bland?
@@mannyrodriguez3933 different people have different tastes.
@@mannyrodriguez3933 All of you are factually incorrect delusional toxic bad people with bad brains infected with a horrible toxic mental disease that causes your brains to malfunction. You're all defective because you don't get the proper, correct and intended experience like I do when I play. The game isn't the one with the issue, YOU are. Stop blaming the game and the developers amd everyone else for YOUR OWN mental deficiencies and personal failures when other people don't have your issues and intelligent people like me love it and have the correct amazing time and get the proper phenomenal experience. You're delusional for blaming everybody else and failing to realize that YOU'RE a bad gamer who doesn't know how to experience games correctly. There is nothing wrong with the game or the developers, they are great, YOU are the ones who are bad players and experiencing the game wrong. You're getting a bad experience because you're bad at experiencing games and don't know how to do it right like I do. Your brains are clearly not compatible with video games like mine is, or else you would all get the exact same experience I do. I don't have any your mental issues, so I don't get the bad experiences that you somehow get. I cannot comprehend and fail to understand how you can possibly make the choice to play the same game as me but not get the same experience as me. You simply don't think the correct thoughts and feel the correct feelings like I do when I experience games. You don't do all the things I do. I don't have any your mental issues, so I have a great time. I love everything about these games and always have an amazing phenmonal experience every single time I play and replay these games over and over again because I love and enjoy them so much. I have a good brain that gets the correct phenomenal experience that everybody SHOULD get. But all of you pathetic horrible disgusting abhorrent neanderthals are too inferior to me, you're all brainless and heartless and are incapable of percieving and experiencing video games the way I do. You're all missing out because my experiences are vastly superior than yours and I get a better experience than you in every way. But not only are your brains so bad that you don't play games right and miss out on the amazing experiences I get, but you're so also evil that you go around blaming everyone else for it and calling everyone else bad, when in reality you're so insane and delusional that you're incapable of realizing and accepting that YOU'RE the one with the issues and you're a failure at the game. You just deflect the blame on everybody else and never stop to think that maybe you're the one doing it wrong. That's what makes you truly toxic evil scum. That's what makes you a blight on humanity and makes the world worse for intelligent people like me who aren't infected with your diseases and are forced to tolerate seeing you bad people every day going around slandering all the good things that I love just because you have a bad brain and are too stupid to realize you're experiencing it wrong. I hate you all so much.
@@mannyrodriguez3933lore
This was fun!...and I'll never do it again.
Thanks for the video! Just wanna let you know that you are still helping in 2021! 🤙🙂
Another great guide. Thank you helped a lot.
I love this. I only wish they could have kept the same voice actor for Clay that they had in ACII and Brotherhood :/
Thanks for putting this up so I can get the story. I hate first person platfromers, and the idiots at Ubisoft hid the best exposition in this game…behind 2 mini games that in no way fit a third person exploration game.
I enjoyed this type of gameplay as an outstanding und unique experiment inside the AC series, providing more background about the sad fate of Lucy and Clay. It's a shame that most players couldn't appreciate it.
I cheer now when she dies. She chose not to trust her leader and paid the price for it.
I hated it, but to each his own lol
In terms of lore. God tier. In terms of do i want to sit down and play that frustrating shit , FUCK NO
Yeah, I've heard many opinions about how terrible and hard it is but on my third playthrough of Revelations I decided to give it a chance for the first time ever and ended up loving it! It's very enjoyable and makes you think harder sometimes. It's also quite easy, so I don't know why some people rant about its difficulty.
man, I could've sworn I dreamed this DLC
Awesome guide thanks!!! 👌
Great video thanks bro
Well, this mission was a different experience.
This feels like the back rooms creepypasta
Well, I'm glad I stumbled upon this video. I've kinda been in a AC craze lately and have been playing through them to catch up. I've been debating on which story DLC would be the best to get for the games that are an actual part of the timeline. I did get the DLCs for up to Brotherhood, but have stopped since then and have just played the base games. I'm currently on AC4 and have thought about getting some DLC for AC4 and this one before moving on to Rogue and then Syndicate (already beat Unity), but it seems like a let down. This video was enough to fill me in on the story.
This dlc is free , ezio collection includes dlc
Don't play ac4 dlc
@@zwosey
It's boring
Thank you so much for this guide.
The worst part is waiting for the credits to end..
Glad it helped
What a character Clay was. An Assassin that completed his mission no matter the cost.
And what a bitch Lucy was (I really thought that she started liking Desmond, but now, after this video, I'm 100% sure she was faking it all even though Shaun believes she actually liked him).
Still, I do hope Ubi bring them all back.
Clay, Desmond and Layla to save the world and Lucy to attone to her treason and show that she really is as Assassin.
Damn Bruh! you Rock!
Thanks a lot, helped a lot
I appreciate the guidance bro. Very interesting indeed and sad...
I got through, but this guy made it look easy! I thought it was hard
My god, I remember this DLC! I liked it so much!
Thanks for the walkthrough! I would spend lot of time to that crap ...
I know you posted these videos a while back, but wanted to thank you for them. They helped a lot playing the ezio collection, and I played the individual games already. They helped me do the revelation dlc which I previously stopped playing in discuss. They are still the worst dlc ever released by anyone imho. But even with your help I won't be doing the last 2 chieves from this dlc.
Felipe Garcia hey same
Thanks bro ❤️
Many thanks!
Thank you ❣️
What a masterpiece!
thank you very much :)
Replaying this as we speak (my first time doing the DLC), and Memory 7 reminded me that I'm no where close to the gamer I used to be lol.
This dlc is ok at best, but the achievments that require the player not to die suck
Many thanks
You're a god at this ..
You saved my time.
Zevik, your a "Beast" !
Muito obrigado 🇧🇷❤❤
voltando comentar para dizer que platinei 💥 3 horas depois de enviar esse comentário
Makes sense, The end is only the beginning
Muchas gracias rey
Hi nick it's B311ATRIX I use to be known as carmeel from Xbox I've followed you since you first started when you was doing the vid for Zelda on Nintendo DS long ago wen we rode dinosaurs to work lol any chance you could look into sea of thieves wen it releases in Feb 2016 hope you had a happy hols(xmas) and a great new year look forward to more videos keep doing wat you do as your videos are great from your no 1 fan 😀😎
Thanks cor your help but it looked way easier in your video than how it is. This is on 100% is even more Aids than the feathers in AC2
I just want to know who at Ubisoft thought this was a good idea :)
Oh my god, no wonder I missed playing it.
It's literally in the main-menu as opposed to within the game.
Thanks dude. Memory 7 is the most annoying.
Must have taken me 2 hours to do chapter 4 for the no deaths trophy.
Thanks! =)
Hello Alice tank you collection. Assassin creed révolution 😁😉😊😄
Thanks a lot's
Thanks
Almost a week to get "Impress Warren Vidic" & "Cross Styx without dying".
Worst dlc ever; it's not difficult but boring and frustrating.
Geralt of Rivia one week???😂 I did it all the DLCs in 2 hours. Don‘t scare all the people here😂
LegionPlay well, he is not talking about finishing the dlc. He is talking about trophies.
I'm with you. This DLC is not funny, I hate the part with desmond and as I saw the same thing in that, I was so not interested ......
In my case i hate the one with Desmond but i tried really hard until i finish it, but when i was in the third chatper of this one and i see i need the double of work i send it to hell.
Styx IS death, so cross Styx without dying? LOL
Thanks!
I really do love this DLC, I don’t know why people didn’t like it...
Because of the achievments, especially the ones that require you not to die. And also when you think of a dlc for this game, you think of ezio and something related to him, not to a first person platformer which feels like an unfinished game in unity or UE.
I liked too
The Desmond segments were considered the worst of Revelations. Then they decided to make a whole expansion based on them. Add in two exceptionally difficult achievements in areas with no margin for error, and you get exactly the amount of hate that The Lost Archives recieves.
Because most people play video games to actually have fun.
Because is a boring first person blocky game. Since this is AC DLC, people expect to play another short expansion story of AC game, not this puzzle stuff. They should have make a first person Desmond where we can play and use his skill in first person view, I believe this will be acceptable compare to this puzzle stuff.
I don't know what your problem is whit theese sessions. It was quite refreshing for the gameplay in my opinion. Some little twists and secret origins while you are solving casual puzzles.
If I wouldn't have played AC3 before this, I would have shit my pants at Lucy being a templar.
Also Clay's (Subject 16) past is interesting. It is good to finally know his name :)
If I recall correctly, his name was in his bio file that Subject 16 wrote.
@@darthmetallus1977 he is Subject 16
@@joncarpenter-smith9801 Yes but he wasn't born with that name. Just pointing out that his real name is in his bio. Bit random dude. 😅
can't believe I paid for this. Gave up after ten minutes...Thanks for this vid, showed me it was like that till the end so I could quit without worrying I miss something fun.
2023 thank you
Like!
What are some good sources (out of game) that I can look at, to find out more about Desmond Mile’s life growing up and the bar he worked at in New York City.
@K.O.G.Fanstarks1610 Did you find anything?
Yeah, but this is only gameplay. When I said I wanted sources. I meant comics or other sources.
The Wiki is amazing. Assassin's Creed: Initiates and Project Legacy has a ton of the phenomenal modern day lore.
I loved The Lost Archives more than the main game, am actually surprised by the negative response in the comments, it was frustratingly hard at some point, which literally made me ill for days, back pain, dizziness, stiffness everywhere...I wouldn't trade a single moment of it, not that anybody wants that lol
Watching this January 31st 2022
Why is everything thats "future" looking always art deco??
yes! art deco in LED :D
Because art deco was the pinnacle of design. Everything since is a step backwards. In the future everyone will realise that.
It's not future is it? It's the inside of Animus
Because it's only good architecture trend in last century
i didn't play the dlc's but when i played one of the desmond memory things i was like "what is this?" i still don't understand why the game turned into some kind of portal platform game. what did u think of it zevik when u played these parts for the first time?
sean locke The design of these levels were very simple and almost empty from content. The addition of such gameplay is optional though.
but were u confused when u saw this? i was
sean locke No, I wasn't confused, although it was out of the genre.
+sean locke I know I'm a bit late to the party, but while a little different, these parts make perfect sense in the context of the story. It ties into how Desmond's consciousness is trapped in the Animus and he's learning to manipulate the reality through these Animus simulations just like Subject 16 could. There's also some interesting parallels like how the precursors of the first civilization could manipulate our reality with 'Eden' technology and despite them long being dead, they're still communicating with people in the present as seen in III.
Jesus Christ...
It's because of stuff like this that people hated the present segments in these games so much!
Does the Animus testing sequence start on memory 4?
well know i understand but everyone would probably do the same as lucy i mean she was 17 when she started there and worked there for over 7 years
The WHOLE DLC is just these puzzles? Jeez, and I thought the main game was boring (though I could have just been getting burnt out on AC at the time)!
I love revelations and this dlc
@@nitsuagaming6121 same
@@nitsuagaming6121 same my favourite
I uhh, just Wow. they actually charged you extra... for this. its no fault of yours Zevik, your run was solid but...I dunno, this...dosen't feel remotely enjoyable to me. i'd play mirrors edge if I wated first person platforming and illogical color schemes. oh well! can't win em all right? :P
I completely agree. I'm glad Zevik did such an amazing run so I didn't have to do this myself. It looked awful. I can't believe they charge $10 for that on X-Box.
The story elements are kind of important too.
Flawless run, in half the time they say it takes to play the content. Great job, Zevik.
This must be the shittiest DLC ever introduced in a game, why would Ubisoft introduce this kind of gameplay elements in an Assassins creed game? i will never understand. Thank god i looked for this DLC in youtube instead of wasting my money. Is there anywhere i can find the script for this dlc so i don´t waste my time?
+Fernando Mayor you should buy it for the 3_ skins for ezio Armor of Brutus, Altair's Robes and Ezios Turkish Assassin Armor just that Is worth the price
+Fernando Mayor Wait so apart from the fact that I have no fucking clue why this is like this and this boring as well, this tell you why Lucy was killed and all the subject 16´s story?
26:08 what’s Jarl Balgruff have to do with all this?!?!?
Does Shaun, Rebecca and William know anything about who Lucy really was? She must be really scared every time Desmond found a glyph
She was a cute traitor, but traitors have to die.
Zevik apparently she was a triple-agent
Yes, Desmond explaines it to Rebecca in Ac3 as I recall
@@Zevik Lucy's Ideology:
This is something the writers and developers SHOULD have included in story of The Lost Archive, but for some reason failed to include so I had to fill in the gaps myself:
Lucy's perspective makes perfect sense if you know it like I do and think about it logically. Lucy truly understands and believes that Abstergo actually cares about helping people and improving their lives and that the Assassins don't. Think about the ratio of how many percentage of people are helped vs hurt by Abstergo. Of course the Templars logically and justifiably defend themselves against the Assassins out of pure self-defense and self-preservstion, but think about the amount of regular NON-ASSASSIN people they kidnap and expirament on and kill. That number is probably very small compared to the extremely large number of average joe people in society who are never bothered and non-the-wiser. It's just like in FNAF how the amount of people killed by Animatronics is so much fewer than the large number of people that go to the pizzeria everyday and have a normal experience no issues. Abstergo makes thousands of products and medicines and machines that improve people's lives and make everyone's lives easier and more safe and peaceful. She understands that the Assassins are bad because they DON'T actually fight for any greater purpose or benefit to people, they don't care about advancing science and creating medicine and providing technology the way the Templars do. The Assassins don't build companies or establish militaries or create security systems or engage in formal politics. Lucy understands that the Templars are much more like good normal people and the Assassins are truly just insane barbaric anarchists that don't have any goals of improving the world or making people's lives better. The Assassins just kill people that disagree with their Creed and that's it, nothing else. She sees that Abstergo actually fights to improve society and make the world a better place for the masses. This shows the Templar philosophy at it's purest and morally best perspective. The story is really good at constantly going back and forth between showing the good and bad sides of both the Assasins and Templars. They often like to protray the Assassins as the good guys and Templars as bad guys, but I love when they switch it up and show the kind of perspective that really protrays the good side of the Templar's and the bad side of the Assassin's. I love this story so much.
This video alone is all the proof I need to never buy this DLC which is still at full price 9 years after its release.
You should've bought the collection on black friday lol
I buy the ezio collection
It’s free, ezio collection
Yeah if you buy the collection but I already own AC2, Brotherhood, and Revelations individually.
@@dlxmarks the ezio collection is PS3?
This is similar to the gateway things that lead to Desmond's memories in the main game. Just longer and different memories. I thought it was pointless but did it for 100% synchronization.
This part looks like Portal
Can someone tell how to get the dlc?
I have the full game version but wenn I want to start the dlc I just get to a website where it says this site is not available
You need to buy Ezio Collection.
Can someone plz help i cant build blocks in the 7th memory x(
Watched for 5 mins n I'm feeling nauseous. ..😵
so this dlc has nothing to do if you want 100% when you play as ezio am i right? because when you booted the game it was in another meny right?
Fiddesh88 Yes, it's different game.
a year late but if you now have the ezio collection its a must for 100% you cant get platinum if you dont achieve a full sync
talk about a revelation
Haha, you got me there.
Does this guide help with ttrophies?
Imagine paying for the DLC and then getting this utter bollocks. If it wasn't already on the Ezio Collection, I really wouldn't bother.
10:03, how convenient.