[Rogue Academy] AC1 | Vaulting
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Rogue Academy
Assassin's Creed 1 (2007)
Vaulting / Smooth-Hang or Smooth-Drop through Beams.
It's AC1's 12th Birthday, therefore the entire AC franchise's 12th Birthday, and some people have asked me plenty of times to make a guide on Vaulting so they can refer to it or save the link to conveniently show others. Here it finally is.
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UPDATED VAULT TUTORIAL 2021. Give this person some love!
ua-cam.com/video/93BS2HnLaEE/v-deo.html
how are you teaching me things that i didn't know about a 12 year old game, this is absolutely insane
I'm Leo K.
@@LeoKRogue can i do it in ezio trilogy? Or is in ezio any special hidden mechanic that alot of People don't know and it's cool?
@@adamkozio5189 i know this is one year late but you can only vault in AC1, i heard vaulting was a bug and they fixed it in AC2 but im not sure if thats just a rumor or not
No shit tho
@@chicblick no, it was always a feature
you can see it clearly here in 2006 but its not as contextual to pull off as it is in the final game, its much more straightforward
ua-cam.com/video/G2g-COZpMXs/v-deo.html
When I discovered there's air assassination in AC 1, I thought I knew everything about that game.
Turns out I was wrong.
I just love this game, there are a bunch of cool details.
Air assassination? How?
Lock onto a Target and tap Armed Hand with Hidden Blade selected. Unlike other games, the range is VERY small. You can't be too far away from them, but otherwise it works the same.
@@moonknightish you can only do it from like 2 meters
Air assassination in AC1 is so satisfying to pull off. The game has few mechanical but a lot of depth in them. Love AC1
Dang I love how smooth it looks.
It's honestly super cool. Between Vaulting and Roof-Dents in Damascus, I'm thinking about BLOWING EVERYONE'S MINDS by doing something like "AC1 Parkour Down Montage"
I'd click that video instantly. (Hopefully you don't release it while I'm taking an exam)
@@BurtonBrewster When are your exams? I'll release away from that date.
@@LeoKRogue Ha ha, it will be fine whenever you upload it. It's not like I would actually bring a phone to one of my exams. :D
Godspeed Sensei!
*R a t h e r a d d i c t i n g a s w e l l*
Ever since I learned this from you a while back I've been ABUSING this trick all the time, even when it serves no real purpose
I knowww, right? It's just *fun.*
Techurious did some testing. You don't need Catch Ledge in order to Vault, you can do it at any time with the button-combo we described. Additionally, if Altair is already perched on a Non-Standing Object, like a Beam-Type Object, or hanging off an edge with his feet against a wall, you can Vault with a Single Jump instead of a sequence of two. Here is his channel: ua-cam.com/channels/r5pP4gdQrbDLsoyegtyJQw.html
Likewise, J4K8 has done some amazing work surrounding Vaults in AC1.
ua-cam.com/video/bF9Ol7Hy-Q0/v-deo.html
Please check out his videos and channel as well, because there's a lot we didn't know when I made this video two years ago.
Well thanks, Leo, now I have to make those vids public lol. But seriously, I appreciate the shout-out.
I just played AC1 this year 2021 and it was the latest AC game I play. I absolutely love it. Yes the mission structure is repetitive but I never got bored. AC1 actually encouraged me to do low profile more often and it helped me immerse to the world even more. Thanks to your and Jcers videos
It's amazing, yeah. You're welcome. ^__^
Remember that one time in a stream where you discovered a pillar type object that allowed you to vault down it even without the two jumps in a row?
That was weird.
... That was very, very weird. O_o
Hey Leo K, I don't know if you know this or not, but I just did some testing and it turns out the second object doesn't have to be a beam type object. It can be any old ledge and Altair will do a slide as he jumps onto the edge of it. I say slide because he's not vaulting down anything, and you remain on the same surface, but the animation plays regardless. Just a fun little thing you can do that serves only to look cool.
Yeah! Figured this out shortly after by playing around with it a bunch. Kinda cool.
At first I was like "Cool video" and I was about to leave it at that and then you did your Vidic imitation so I just had to drop a like
Hahaha, thank you.
Seeing this makes me wonder...why did they implement cool shit like that and then never tell the player?! Also is there more stuff like that? Do we have to find out yet? Like holding legs button and menu button mid air to perform summer saults and cartwheels.
....just kidding, but i really wish they would have implemented even more advanced techniques like this.
There's Shock-and-Awe Combat, there's Roof Dents in Damascus Poor District and there are traces of a Faction System that they never finished, so it's in the game, but very hard to trigger. (Guards of differing factions will fight each other if one of them sees the other attacking Altair, but doesn't see Altair himself).
@@LeoKRogue That's so interesting because I always tried to get the Saracens and the Crusaders to meet in the Kingdom but they stop chasing you at an invisible barrier to prevent the two from meeting intentionally. And by Shock-and-Awe combat, are you referring to enemies being distracted in combat and able to be instant killed if you have the hidden blade equipped? Like when they flinch, scratch, or taunt.
Yes. Specifically, Shock-and-Awe actually refers to the fear-chain effect that lets you combo an Assassination around to an entire cluster of guards if you can quickly identify who's shaken next.
@@LeoKRogue Man, AC1 is so deliberately designed it's crazy cool. Some ideas don't work as well as others, sure, but you can tell there was a clear vision about what type of game it is. I love that Altair actually grabs the knives off his person, I love that he'll smile while killing an enemy in combat, and I love that he can taunt guards in Arabic (which by the way is a shame they didn't let Philip Shahbaz use an accent because it sounds so good in those lines). I realized when Ubisoft didn't understand the core of AC anymore in AC3 when they introduced auto-shoving. The whole point of having to shove or risk falling is so crowds are a hindrance when escaping but an asset when blending. So basically from AC3 on crowds can only be a positive; or pointless if you count Origins/Odyssey. AC3 also got rid of running and dropping loudly attracting attention which was disappointing. The entire idea of not drawing attention to yourself was basically dropped.
Yeah, essentially by smoothing the friction out of the system they reduced the amount of available interactions, which means there's less gameplay-per-second. It's less textured now, there's less to consider or engage with. Definitely a loss in my heart. They did the same with Movement over the years.
I began playing AC1 a few weeks after release. It's what made me fall in love with the AC series and it still holds up really well. AC1 has my favorite combat system and I have learned with time and perfection to use the combo attacks instead of counters. Learned about air assassinations a few years back but never have i known this lol.
And just showed up as a random video on the youtube alhorithm. Man I love AC 1, gotta make another playthrough just because of this 🙂
Amazing game.
AC 1 is a complete mistery. I finished the game last week and didn’t know about this move until now.
Indeed. Make sure you check out the Pinned Comment for an update on this guide, they explain it more in-depth and offer additional examples.
@@LeoKRogue Thanks. I'll check it out.
@@LeoKRogue Oh. Now i see it but i already watched and gave it a like after your video. That's quite impressive tho.
Hey Leo, no kidding, I’ve just discovered you today, and you have no idea of how grateful I am to have found your channel. The fact that you make entertaining, interesting, and helpful videos of the first games of my favourite saga ever just blows my mind. The fact that I can see my favourite game of the saga (I despise Odyssey due to having lost all the essence of Assassin’s Creed) being acknowledged by an inteligent player, who is passionate like me about them, even though they’re old, it just warms my heart. I also really agree with what you say and think. Being a fan since 2007 and watching the saga commit suicide in these past years and seeing people enjoy these new type of rpg shit they put into it makes me so angry, but you still see what really matters and give credit to the good games which stayed true to the Assassin’s Creed essence, know what I mean?
Long story short, you’re awesome and I love these type of content, see ya around man.
Wow, thank you so much! That makes me really, really happy, I'm always glad when people see exactly what I'm about and what I'm trying to do.
I'm just downloading and installing the whole saga because of your videos, you're an awesome AC player man. I've never seen someone playing as creative and making the game look as fun as you!
Keep it up! 👌
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that! I hope you enjoy these games, they're a bit tough when you first start playing, but once you get used to how they work, most of the series is actually very easy.
Ooohhh ive been waiting for this kind of video!
Then I'm glad you stuck around until you got one. ^_^
Wow. At the beginning of the video I saw you doing a move I don't remember doing when I played it but "It was probably my mind playing tricks", I thought. And then you proceed to show me something I never saw being done before. Bravo man, very cool and very informative indeed. Have a like.
Thank you. ^__^
I am playing this game after 10 years of playing it for the first time, man, the parkour in AC 1 may be clunky but It lets the player so much freedom deciding on how to perform your acrobatics. Love it. Thank you so much for your explanation
Glad to help, please check out the Pinned Comment as well for a guide with more info in it.
I wish I knew this when I first played the game. It's incredibly elegant.
So do I, honestly. Wasn't until I was several playthroughs in that we started to figure it out.
i love you too leo
Thanks, Gaige ^__^
It's just sad to see this series gradually loses the sophistication in its movement and animation systems. Odyssey is fundamentally a lazy attempt at a series that's no longer Assassin's Creed.
I hear you. Assassin's Creed has become Wider but not as Deep. There's more stuff to do and try out but none of it really goes anywhere. I miss gameplay we could discover for ourselves.
You can also vault over the second part of the boxes before jumping onto a beam, like at 1:20, vault before the beam.
Yup, that's true. Any second jump in a row, it honestly also works if the second jump is onto the lip of a rooftop, it just looks very weird haha
Good video. The vault also works on those boxes(parkour starters). After jumping on the first step hold empty hand to vault the next one. This has saved me a lot when the path was blocked but I didn't want to climb.
Edit: Sometimes it works with ejects, but I'm not sure about the timing.
Yup yup, that's true too.
Happy birth day AC!!!
:D
Ive done this but never khew how. Thanks you Mentor
You're very welcome. :D
Hey Leo, long time viewer here. I just realized I hadn't subbed to you yet. AC1 is my favourite AC game to date Black flag being a close second. It feels good to see someone share the same excitement for AC and it's hidden gems. Thank you.
Oh, and this video was the first video of yours that I saw.
Thank you Adarsh! It's definitely a very special game, and there's nothing else quite like it.
Call me Ash. You'll be seeing a lot more of me here
Hahaha, thank you so much Ash. Hope you enjoy your time here.
That get on the animus killed me😂
Ac1 had so much septh in it(:
And thats why its my fav ac!
Yeahh!
Parkour down but for the pros
Literally!
@@LeoKRogue Also how did you get Phillip Proctor to do the outro?
@@blackT1E Connections, Mr. Miles.
Wow I tried it a bit and manage to do it most of the time now, just a bit sad that there aren't too many of the low beams in the world, or I don't find them too often. It's just so much more satisfying when you do a true vault than when you hang there afterwards weirdly
Agreed, not too many opportunities, but still a cool move :D
seems like youre not limited to beams, check out this video
ua-cam.com/video/oEtS8qJzl9o/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Term1nator98
I love the ending quote.
Now, now, Mr. Miles!
good video!. short, sweet, has all that a person should know about vaulting in AC1
I appreciate that. ^__^
idk if this is new information for the community but I'll just share a new thing I learned about vaulting just a day ago: you can vault over wooden racks (on rooftops), if it's close to an edge, climb up it, move towards the rack holding forward, HP, legs, and empty hand and altair will vault it like connor and assassins from later entries do fences and such. apparently the animation of pulling himself up a ledge also counts as a "jump" you have to do to pull off the vault but I'm not sure, I still need to do some testing to see if I can get it to work in other ways, if so, I'll let you know.
edit: just read the comment, it may be the same principle of being perched and only requiring one jump to pull it off...
That's really cool, something to look into. Thank you for your knowledge. :D
@@LeoKRogue I'm testing right now, if you fast travel to jerusalem turn south west, the chimny on the roof next to the pretty useless parkour starter boxes is the perfect distance from the ledge
I assume the pulling up animation counts as a jump so the next animation onto the rack/fence/chimny within a certain time defaults to vault when empty hand is pressed
fuck me this is exciting, I'm contributing! :D
I can't believe AC1 has could be this smooth, Makes me wanna play this game even more now.
Yesss, it's awesome. There are a lot of little tricks to learn, for sure.
@@LeoKRogue Please keep sharing your knowledge, master.
@@LeoKRogue Also, if you saw a comment from BasedAlicio, that's me.
Some other little secret you would want to share from this game? ~
Thanks for the help, always wanted to know how to do it
Pinned comment has an even better guide.
Ey nice! I've been struggling with this.
I'm glad to help out. I tried to make this video really bite-sized. In fact, I'm considering doing Rogue Academy in this kind of format, in the future. Shorter, more numerous videos instead of a giant one.
There's great fighting technique for quickly killing the strongest enemies which I haven't found among your AC tutorials.
Grab & throw them away from the rest of the group, exit the fight mode, select hidden blade and do a running assassination on them while they're still tumbling defenseless. Then quickly re-enter the fight.
Works great on Templar knight's and strong story related characters, you don't have to eat through all their HP, just few smacks to get them off balance for your grapple attempt to work. You can even embarrass Al Mualim this way.
Yeah, the community calls that Shock and Awe combat. I haven't made a video on it but I use it very often while playing normally/during streams and such.
Works better if you do a Low Profile Assassination on a nauseated/taunting enemy and then chaining the fear effect over and over across an entire group.
@@LeoKRogue Ah, I see. I don't watch streams or even consider myself a serious AC player, so I wouldn't know. Here I stand educated.
Here are some nice examples :D
TheAlphaDog
ua-cam.com/video/E2sWT120DN4/v-deo.html
IanXO4 (he was the first person to show us this was a thing, back in the day)
ua-cam.com/video/3mRMw24xs2I/v-deo.html
I KNEW IT. I KNEW I SAW HIM VAULT. THIS HAPPENED TO ME TWICE AND I THOUGHT I SUMMONED THE SPIRIT OF ARNO.
hahaha
J4K8 and Execution Producer have good videos on AC1-Rev parkour as well. Check them out.
time to pop out the dusting dvd and try the newfound know-ledge
Execution Producer and J4K8 have even more in-depth discoveries on Vaulting, definitely check out their channels.
U gotta. Press open hand button immediately after the jump that way he does it anywhere
Yeah.
Did you just show me a new aspect, that I didn't know, from a game I've completed 3 times in the last 12 years?
Yup! Please check out the Pinned Comment, it has some more information I don't mention here.
Also, please check out a channel called Execution Producer, particularly their AC1 Parkour Down 4.1 (Fist Drop) video. It totally unlocked the community's understanding of Movement in AC1-Revelations.
Super fun. Thanks!
The Pinned Comment should have an even better guide.
@@LeoKRogue ooh okay, I’ll take a look. Thanks :) Tbh, I was having a bit of trouble doing it. I think I was doing the double jump properly and then pressing B but it didn’t seem to be working. I’ll keep trying tho.
👏 Awesome!
Glad to help!
This technique is smoother than diarrhea
And much more pleasant, to boot!
Years. Years it has been since I played AC 1.
And now I’m shown there’s a dive animation through the stall!
Oh yeah! There's an Interaction like that from the Front of the stall and one from the Side of the stall, too. Just High Profile through it :D
@@LeoKRogue I had a thought. As an AC fan/reviewer, do you know if there are any channels that have played the series backwards?
Would be interested to hear how a newer fan feels about the older games compared to the newer ones.
Jcers played the series backwards, technically. He started with Origins and went backwards, and loves the classic games more.
Nice. Though you don't need to hold all 3 buttons simultaneously to pull this off. You just have to jump and mid-air you can release the Legs button. That's useful if holding 3 buttons may get cumbersome. I'm gonna test if the second jump is really needed to activate low-ground parkour down.
Great, please do. ^__^
Thanks!
Just got the game on PC and FINALLY I can do this! Thank you!
Congrats! ^_^
Just got the PC itself, actually, and AC1 was my first pick!
By the way, a question if I may, since you’re a Unity pro: is it normal that Unity stresses the PC a lot? It’s a good and recent model (Lenovo Y540) and it performs just fine, it just makes a lot of noise whenever Unity’s on (I’ve already bought four extra cooling fans as insurance😅).
Yes, that's very, very normal.
I wonder if speedrunners know about this
They probably do, but if they don't use it too often, it's because it's not really necessary and not very applicable to the routes they usually move through.
@@LeoKRogue Yeah I guess they mostly run on the ground but I'd love to see someone use it, it seems like it could be useful in some very specific situation.
Just replayed the first game the other day.
Awesome! It's super cool.
Nice tutorial! It is one of these features of the game that many people never do and don't know of, i personally saw it in an old vid by Stabguy. I bet you that many people don't either how to air assassinate in this game.
Yup yup. We discovered and developed a number of techniques on TheHiddenBlade.com and those were some of them. As for Air Assassinate, most people don't even believe it's possible in AC1 haha
@@LeoKRogue Nice, so you were a part of this with stabguy and ianxofour etc.? Didn't even know that. But i have seen that you too think that AC1 is one of the best games of all time, right now i am playing through it for my 5th time but now with the overhaul mod and increased shadowmap, what do you think of the mod?
Mhm! As for the mods, I haven't actually tried any, so I know nothing about them, honestly.
Thank u for this channel
Thank you for your kindness.
i find this to be really cool. it would be nice if you covered the mechanic in most ac games where theres a side scroller style hanging ledge section, and no matter what you click, the assassin jumps off the ledge. and usually its just you dont even click, your supposed to just point the thumbstick.
I'd love to cover it but I'm not sure what exactly you're referring to. Any other, more detailed examples? I've played all these games multiple times so I'm probably just zoning out and over thinking it. :P
@@LeoKRogue yeah whenever there is a climbing section where the camera zooms out and sometimes parts of the terrain break off, the button layout switches and alot of times, no matter what you click, you just end up jumping off and dying.
and repeating this over and over lol for hours. theres even been memes and online jokes about this thing. lol let me know if you remember now
@@assassinsbleedacwalkthroug9947 Ah, I see. This isn't complex enough to make a video on, but I get what you're saying now. Basically, Forced Camera Shifts lead to unintentional failure because the effect of our controls suddenly changes as well. The easiest way to deal with this is to just release all controls and wait until the camera fully stops moving again, then keep moving normally. The bad part is there's no way to know when these camera-shifts will occur unless you've already memorized them, which is just bad design and something I've put on blast while streaming, as well. Because the only solution is "just memorize when they happen," it's also really tough to make any guide on this, UNLESS I make it be like... "How To Deal With ALL Forced Camera-Shifts in AC Tombs" or something like that.
@@LeoKRogue oh i see. that makes sense. i do think its weird that they switch the controls during the ledge sections. the part where you have to jump from one ledge to another is mapped to a different button.
same thing happened in the thief game, they broke it on console, so during the HARDEST puzzle, to jump from one stair case to another, you have to click the *roll* button, not the jump button. meaning they expect you to roll off of a stair case 10 feet up in the air and front flip onto another staircase.
@@assassinsbleedacwalkthroug9947 Really? I'm not sure Assassin's Creed has ever actually shifted its control scheme from one button to another within the same game. I've never had that happen to me and I've been playing these for over ten years. :P Camera-Shifts, absolutely, but all buttons remain consistent unless you're switching games.
Just gives me another reason to keep playing this game.
Nice. :D AC1 is really cool, there's nothing quite like it. Even its sequels don't feel the same.
0:51 LOL explanation, brief pause, hilarity
>:)
I'm new to the AC series so I could easily be wrong, but while I was trying this out I seem to be able to trigger this with one jump as long as I pressed the empty hand button before the jump started. This is easiest to do for me while being turned in the opposite direction, as the animation for Altair turning around gives you enough time to input the rest of the commands before the jump. So movement key in the direction of Altair's back+legs/jump+empty hand(must be pressed before the jump starts). It can be done without that method but the timing is really strict as you have to press empty hand just slightly after legs/jump.
Yes, that's right.
It's much, much harder for most players to consistently do with a single jump except under specific circumstances, so I just taught the easy method.
Check out Execution Producer's guides to learn consistent parkour down in AC1 as well:
ua-cam.com/video/83a3KDU1VJw/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/X40JpTnweOk/v-deo.html
@@LeoKRogue And I thought this game, being as old as it is, would have a much more limiting parkour system.
Thank you for the explanation and the suggested videos. I'll be sure to check out your other AC tutorial videos for the other games when I get to them.
Idk if this is new but you can do a vault by jumping in place without moving in a direction and hit your second jump and still vault
That's right. This way is just an easier way to get into it for new players, but I have Pinned a comment with a more in-depth vaulting guide.
Well, you can vault without even having the catch ledge ability. The ability just makes extra sure that whenever you vault, sometimes you might fall off a damn high building, so it helps u to catch a nearby ledge, otherwise u can just vault from the very beginning of the game. 😉
Yeah, I learned that some time after this video. Checked pinned comment for a better guide.
@@LeoKRogue watched all those videos dude, and I don't remember but I think I discovered the vaulting mechanics without watching any tutorial vid on YT. I just keep on exploring all games and try to understand the mechanics, and I found this awesome combat technique in AC1 dude, the Shock n Awe mechanic, I love exploring every open world game and keep on trying something new ;) Good Day to you 👍🏼
Excellent video! This helped me get vaulting down a lot. I've now seen from other parkour vids that you can even vault over certain surfaces on roofs. Not trying to be rude but why didn't you mention this in the video?
Although, I have only really practiced in Damascus due to the kickass theme song, are the vault-able surfaces of roofs exclusive to Damascus?
Because it wasn't known by the community at the time :D
This was one of the first Vaulting tutorials on UA-cam so there was still some stuff we didn't know.
I recommend checking out channels like J4K8 and Execution Producer, they built on top of the knowledge we had back then and what we can do has been updated now.
In theory you should be able to vault over quite a lot of stuff agnostic of city, just have to do it in the right circumstances and contexts.
@@LeoKRogue ah thats crazy! really is the game that keeps on giving.
I have already seen j4k8, hes actually the reason i know about the other vaulting scenarios at all. ill be sure to check out execution producer as well!
Hey Leo, I finally picked up AC1 and I’m loving it so far. I just had a question about Hidden Blade counter timings. I often have a hard time countering on the first attack enemies do, but I am consistently able to counter on the second attack that they do after the initial strike, which is much faster. I think it has something to do with the fact that because the attacks are faster, the overall counter window covers more of the attack duration. When should I be hitting the button on the slower attacks?
On the slower attacks, what you can actually try to do is begin Moving Altair _away_ or _towards_ the enemy, that way you are allowed to basically partially define _when_ the right time to press the button is, yourself. This helped me a lot when I was learning the game. If you find that you're pressing it too early (Blade-Flick animation happens, but you get hit right after), then walk INTO the enemy and then press the button. If you find that you're pressing it too late (by the time you've tapped the button, you've already been hit), pull _away_ from the guard and wait for the sword to almost hit you.
Try this and let me know if it helps any.
Leo K [Rogue] a combination of this and memorizing all of the different attack patterns and moves that enemies do has been very helpful. What I’ve noticed is that on a lot of attack animations, you have to wait until it feels like they’ve already hit you to hit the button. Just breezed my way through Arsuf and one-shotted Robert De Sable with a counter. It’s crazy how much more enjoyable the game is with these hidden techs that so many people played through the entire game without knowing. I think that if everyone put in the time to understand the game’s movement controls and learned how to use shock and awe combat, AC1 would probably be a lot more popular among the general fan base. The things you hear about it are usually to the tune of “AC1 was good for what it was” when it’s completely on par with the best games in the series in literally every metric other than set pieces and side content. The game just has this unique feel to it that none of the other games seem to replicate. It’s probably going to contend to be my personal favourite by the time I’m done with it.
Will you ever do a video on how to air-assassinate in AC1? I can’t figure it out
dang........................ after 12 years? hella cool
:D
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No wonder Odyssey was such are hard place. The series is going through puberty.
Hahaha, that's a hilarious way to say that, but you might be right.
Actually you don't need 2 jumps. Even on your first jump you can vault. All you have to do is hold right mouse (NOT MIDAIR) but before you do the jump
Yeah, see Pinned comment.
Ik you don’t do ac related stuff anymore but i gotta rant and idk where to except here. So feel no obligation to respond or acknowledge this if you do read this.
I love AC2 and it’s probably one of my favourite games but I really don’t like what they did with the brotherhood. AC1 had this very delicate and precise sense of mystery to it that actually left you questioning things. For example the whole garden of eden behind masyaf castle and the stories revolving around it. The assassins felt like an actual dangerous cult. You weren’t completely sure whether you were even the good guys. There was an incredible sense of mystery surrounding the apple of eden. And most importantly than anything, the protagonist wasn’t the one incharge. Altair was a prodigy, yes, but he wasn’t almualim. In ac2 the sense of power that comes with simply being an assassin was lost. And with ACB, you played as the mentor which killed the sense if mystery even more. With ACR set in a new area, you were able to get that feeling of mystery back to a small extent but it wasn’t the same. In AC1 you could feel the political tension in cities and between assassins templars and the other party(the king or something idr, like who the main templar antagonist was manipulating.)
No worries about commenting AC-Related stuff, I'm cool with talking about it if I'm asked :3
Also, I fully agree with you. AC1's mood, atmosphere, and overall vibe was something so unique and special even inside of AC's own 'golden age' era of games. Never replicated, never matched. My absolute favorite for all those reasons you described. You truly had to pay attention and think, very rarely would something just be given to you, whether in gameplay or story. You earned every inch of understanding, and every piece of your rank.
There's a similar thing you can do to in the Ezio games but it takes longer and has no animation If you overjump a one of those.stick looking ledges and press hands and down or behind you it has the same end effect but is a lot harder to pull off and has little to no payoff
Interesting.
Ok I need to know cuz this is amazing. Does this mechanic still work in the Ezio games?
No. AC1 only.
AC3-Rogue have a different variant of it that also gets used in the later games, except Origins which removes it again, then it's back again in Odyssey and Valhalla. AC1's though is the only one that works exactly like this, the other ones just involve holding Parkour Down while running at a low object.
Thinking way, way back, I think I did it accidentally but just shrug it off, because I was chase by the soldier after eliminating the target and because I failed the mission many times that I was piss about it so yeah accidentally I did manage to do it.
That can definitely happen. Most players first do it by accident. Check out the Pinned Comment too, for an updated guide.
GET IN THE ANIMUS
MR MILES >:[
I wish this video had 1M views... People need to know about this feature dammit.
Thank you. Pinned comment is an even better tutorial.
Oh sorry - thanks. Will check it out!
You can vault, with out the Catch Ledge ability.
You're right, I had that confirmed by a number of people after I posted this. It may even be easier to do fluidly without Catch Ledge since you're not overlaying a weird arm-stretch animation onto the vault-action beforehand.
Fascinating. Ezio have this?
He does not. It was exclusive to AC1, a vestigial feature that wasn't supposed to be in the final game.
Can you make a tutorial on horse to beam Back flip jump from AC brotherhood?
And is this vaulting feature present in ezio's games as well?
Vaulting is not present in the Ezio Trilogy. Horseback to Beam-Backflip can be done by Preparing a Jump from Horseback, then mashing the hell out of jump as you jump at a beam from below. Ezio's hands should grab the object and he should flip up onto it. More of a useful transition-move than anything else, really.
Speed step. Basic but widely used move, and no wonder.
Yesss. Probably the most common parkour movement / vault in the entire discipline.
Hey, Leo. I was wondering... Is this a thing in the Ezio Trilogy?
It is not. Vaulting returns to Assassin's Creed beginning with AC3.
I've been trying to do this in the exit trilogy for month and failing I thought I was just bad
Hi Leo, can you make a video about the combat in ACU if you haven’t already?
In my AC Unity Advanced Guide, if you go to the Description and click on the Combat Section's timestamp, you will see chapters for every enemy archetype, and how to kill them easily.
Thanks
8 months late... however was curious if this is only doable in AC1, I’m assuming so since it’s only AC1 gameplay but didn’t know if vaulting is possible in AC2, brotherhood and revelations
Only AC1.
Can you do this in ac 2? I got this game release day in 2007 and never knew this havent played it in like almost a decade!
Sadly, no. I also recommend checking out the other guide I linked in the Pinned Comment.
Yo leo, does this work on the Ezio trillogy?
Also, r there any other neat little Tricks u could teach us in the ezio trillogy?
It does not work in the Ezio Trilogy.
I have some stealth tips video for those three games though: ua-cam.com/video/zTACDaWVHNA/v-deo.html
@@LeoKRogue holly shit u read My comment.
Damn wasnt that unexpected Xd, anyways, i've already watched it 3 times Leo cause i love Ur content
In Ac Black Flag, i was playing with the obstacle vault on low objects, and suddenly, i performed a turn vault or hanging vault which is very similar to this one 1:29 . I don't really know if this was a glitch. I've tried to re-perform this move with several buttons, but it didn't seem to work. Cau u please check this one out and see if it really is a glitch or another hidden mechanics in the game?
It seems to just be a rare, random animation. Desmond, Connor, Edward and Shay can all have a small chance to do it when performing a normal Vault on a low obstacle.
It doesn’t have to be a beam you can vault on almost anything you can climb like roofs for exaMple
Indeed. Beams are just the easiest starter object to get beginners thinking about it. Also make sure you grab the pinned comment's video link. A much better tutorial than this one.
Is it possible to vault like this in the Ezio games?
Also, did you know that if you jump to a hang from a beam while riding your horse, Ezio will do a cool flip?
I learned something new today. Left a like 👍
It is not possible to vault like this in the Ezio games. This is an AC1-specific action. Even Vaulting in AC3 and forward works completely differently, with a different approach and different controls with different timings. I did know about jumping to hang from a beam while riding your horse. :D It's exclusive to AC Brotherhood. I'm glad to help!
I think u can do it with one jump too 🤔
You can, it's just harder.
@@LeoKRogue Alright better start playing when I have time AND when I finish the other ac games . So far I played ALMOST all of them , no spin-offs, finished a lot of them AND platinumed Origins - I love this game - and Syndicate now going for Unity after 4 , 5 years or so
Does this work in the Ezio trilogy?
No. AC1 only.
@@LeoKRogue weird. I've noticed you can release the legs button to get over fences without flying off of them, which is kind if like vaulting, but it's really unusual for something to work in this game but not the others
@@ThreeProphets Just being in High Profile will allow the Assassin to Drop off of low surfaces in AC1-Revelations, but it requires getting on top of the object first, yes. It's not suuuper unusual for AC1 to have "juice" that the later games don't have. Shock-and-Awe Combat is one, instant Hidden Blade kills even on bosses is another, Throwing Knives being a one-hit kill on every enemy type is yet another. Roof Dents in Damascus Poor District allowing instant descent to street level, etc. There are quite a few of these, I might talk about mechanics that were not taken forward at some point, it could make for a fun discussion.
@@LeoKRogue it'd be really cool and interesting to hear you talk about high skill mechanics that didn't make it into sequal games.
Aw, what a shame. It's so slick!
Truth be told I never even knew this was possible until LazerzZ pointed me towards the movement guide (but then again: Barely touched AC1 back in the day, so...)
What in the god damn
haha
I'v been watching Assassin's creed trailers gameplays from last 7 year couldn't play because didn't have pc or any console today first time i am playing Assassin's creed 1 in pc
But how to drop to ground from any object like beam or wall how to just simply drop???
To drop normally, just press Empty Hand a bunch and move toward what you want to drop from. Then when the Assassin is hanging off it with his hands, press that same button again to drop.
Defaults:
Shift / Circle / B
@@LeoKRogue thanks brother i am really enjoying the game years of my wish come true
haha people complain how glitchy or unpredictable the early games parkour were, but in reality they just never got good at something that required practice and skill
Yup! I'd say that's 90% true in most situations. You do get the odd moments where the Assassin just... stutters off of a valid grab or interaction on a wall for no reason but those usually only happen at extreme angles and can be played around. For everything else, there's Catch Ledge. I'd kill for movement this advanced again.
I was today years old when I learnt this. Is it exclusive to AC1?
In this exact form, yes.
AC1 features Vaulting as explained in this video.
AC3, 4, Rogue, Unity, Syndicate, Odyssey have Vaulting by running at an obstacle and holding Crouch/Loot/Drop.
AC2, Brotherhood, Revelations and Origins lack Vaulting of any kind.
@@LeoKRogue thanks Leo! I'm finally up to Unity, only AC I've never touched besides Valhalla. So pretty soon will be time to try to put everything I've learned from you to to the test😂
Hello, I know this is an old video but do you know why they removed this move in ac2?
No idea. It was an "unfinished" mechanic in the first game so they just abandoned the idea until it returned in a different form in the Kenway saga.
that makes sense thanks for the reply
You have to hold A and B at the same time? That sucks
You do, and yes it does.
can you do this in other ac games too? :0
In AC3 and forward, yes. Run at an obstacle on the ground and hold Drop/Movement down. It's just cosmetic in those games, it works differently than the AC1 version.
can you also do this on AC2?
No, AC1 only.
There is a different "version" of vaulting that starts being possible from AC3 and forward as well.
You also can't do it at all in Origins, barring very specific objects.
Can you do this in ac brotherhood?
No.
Can you do that in AC 2 and other ones?
You cannot.
@@LeoKRogue Well that sucks... can you make video about secret moves and parkour tricks in other AC games please?
Is this technique available for ezio in assassin's creed 2?
No. They removed it after AC1 and brought Vaulting back in a different form in AC3 and forward.
@@LeoKRogue I see. Thank you very much for the tip
why should it require two jumps though?
I don't know, I'm not the person who programmed this game. That is, however, the most reliable method. If anyone finds a consistent way to do it with just one jump from any surface, let me know.
Do you think its possible in AC2 upto revalations?
It is not. It becomes possible again in AC3.
@@LeoKRogue Ah well.
Thanks.
Bruh….this is the first game I bought with my brand new Xbox 360 at the the time in 2007 when the game first came out and now after all these years I’m figuring out that I can combat with the hidden blade, air assassinate and vault during parkour?? 🤦🏻♂️ and I call myself an assassins creed master
You're still learning, right? That's actually the mark of the truest masters, in anything. See what Bruce Lee or the greatest philosophers have to say about life. You _are_ an Assassin's Creed master. Keep being one.
Hey Leo, just a question, can you do this in the Ezio trilogy? Just wondering if its the same engine
Same engine, but slightly different assets and code-base so it doesn't matter.
You cannot Vault in the Ezio Trilogy, it's a special mechanic unique to AC1, just like Shock and Awe Combat and Hidden Blade being able to counter every attack with no exceptions. (Some attacks can never be Counter-Killed with Hidden Blade in AC2 and onward.)
@@LeoKRogue thanks
@@LeoKRogue hey Leo, a last question, Whats your favorite Assassins Creed ? Sry for beeing annoying
Assassin's Creed 1 :D
You're not annoying.
@@LeoKRogue thx man
can this be done in the ezio trilogy?
No.