Connor died at the age of 96. I think him and Altair are Desmond's oldest living ancestors. Edward was only 45 when he died (a really badly written and unrealistic death as well), Ezio was 65 and Haytham was 55.
Ezio's respect for Altair shows he's aware that even as a Grandmaster himself, he sees Altair as his superior even now, and his brother. Hundreds of years apart.
@Offworlder1 Got a point there. Despite Ratonhnhaké:ton/Connor being descended from Ezio through Haytham and Edward, he still ended up under its influence along with Washington. They did break out of it in the end, though, and Washington had Connor deep-six the Apple.
@Empty nuts I happen to be a fan of Native Americans in video games (Lord knows I still need practice with T. Hawk in both Street Fighters 2 and 4, though). That, and Connor's story as well, especially his conflict with his father Haytham.
Altaïr cared so much about the Assassins and wanted whats best for them. But he still got betrayed and got potrayed as the bad guy. If it werent for the Altaïr, Assassins would cease to exist.
And he was betrayed, got his 2nd son and best friend Malik murdered, got his Mentor position usurped all because of some pathetic low-life discovered the truth about his father's absence
@@grimmywizard He's the villain that I find more annoying/obnoxious than the Borgias (in terms of character) and I was glad he got shot by the Hidden gun
"You offered him a chance to salvage his dignity. Why?" "No man should pass from this world without knowing some kindness." "But he shunned your graces." "As was his right." AC Revelations was a masterful piece of art. The dialogue throughout the entire game is outstanding.
@@tontsar91 Exactly, it is arrogant and naive to say that videogames have no substance when it's the opposite. I have learned so much from videogames about topics such as life and philosophy. Games aren't silly, they are made from passion just as any other art form that drives humans to create.
my only problem is that this had to have occurred before AC1's story and one of the themes was that Altair was extremely arrogant before and during the early events of the game
Altair treated Abbas with kindness on every turn, and every single time Abbas repaid his kindness with betrayal. It’s the tale of a sad man and the rise of a wise one
To be fair Abbas going down the road he did was entirely Altair's fault to begin with. Al Mualim specifically told him not to reveal the truth about the death of Abbas' father to him and he disobeyed. He created his enemy in his arrogance.
@@Drums_of_Liberation Wasn't that after Addha's death? If so, Altair was broken by grief and rage at that point and made arrogant by the great feats he achieved.
Well Abbas and Altair started out a bit rocky. Altair did kind of kill an innocent to which Abbas chastised him as he should. Its funny to me he is so revered as he was the only assassin that seemed to have no problem with innocent lives taken with no remorse
Gamers are so impatient. Ubisoft had a 3 game plan outlining the foundations of the Creed. Origins, Odyssey and the next game. And Origins literally showed you the beginning of the Assasins Creed. Buckle up because you have one more game to go before Ubisoft plans to return to Creed based releases. Odyssey was the best release since Revelations, possibly even AC2. And apart from the absolutely ridiculous ending of AC Origins, it was an incredible game set in a wondrous time. And of the Pharaohs and the the Roman Republic. And the beginning of the Roman Empire. Although, the ending ruined that game for me. Gamers find a way to whinge about anything these days
He is no sorcerer, just an ordinary man in command of illusions. Here is the example of why he is so wise. Lots of people put meaning and shit into things and interpret things in their favor. However altair was wise because he saw things plainly as it is and what they truly are. So wiiise.. Soooo wise indeed. That is why he is my favorite. Wisdom
@@craigridley7369 True, but in many instances sorcerers carry powers in myth and fantasy that are often lethal as well as deceptive. By stating it as Altair did, it dispels the myth and stories men create to explain what they fear, it shows the truth which should not be feared, he was no sorcerer, just an old man with tricks.
I don't mind Altair with an American accent, especially if it sounds better than a fake Syrian one. Altair's original voice actor, Philip Shahbaz, is Iranian, and even with the American-ish accent it felt genuine. The Arabic parts were pronounced just right.
Wasn't the American accent on purpose? As in, it was meant to support some later plot point? Desmond asked Lucy about some of the characters talking uncharacteristically modern, and I think some of the developers at the time mentioned that there is much more to Altair's accent that they will explain later. I think Origins finally started to set up that original plot point, which either involved traveling back through time (they mention in AC1 that one of the Apples in Denver I believe is said to be capable of that) or otherwise manipulate the past through the animus.
@@barkasz6066 I believe, IIRC, that the American accent was merely a feature of Abstergo's current animus. While that system had other limitations, it's translation capabilities were second to none. The Assassin's animuses (animi?), while technically far superior, are far less capable at translation. I think lack of resources play into this; Rebecca is great with programming but she's hardly a multilingual. I think even AC2 explicitly stated this weaker functionality, allowing for Ezio's Italian accent as well as infrequent native words. We see this at play when Altaïr regains his native accent when living those memories in the Assassin's animus compared to the initial Abstergo one. The rest of the series then depicted the American saga, so English was the default, as it was in Syndicate, and Unity is unconfirmed since we don't know who the animus user is, nor who the animus belongs to. The only odd one out is Origins, since I think *technically* it's an Abstergo animus, but Layla performed much of her own updates and modifications that may have interfered since she, much like Rebecca, isn't multilingual nor a language expert and may have lacked the resources for such a translation capacity. TL;DR Altaïr has an american accent because the Abstergo Animus 1 is the most translation-advanced system to demonstrate the memories of a non-English ancestor.
Although it wasn’t super expanded upon in the main games, I found Altair and Maria’s relationship extremely beautiful. They came from different lands and backgrounds, first became enemies and then fell in love. Maria and Altair both started out hot-tempered, arrogant and brash, but through each other they became wise. And they loved each other til the day they both died. Jeez I’m a helpless romantic when it comes to video game characters but I’d be lucky to find love like their’s or Amunet/ Bayek
After Robert of Sable Death.....Was in danger because the new temple Master Was a machist saying Temple orders is not for Womans. Altair after saved her....he introduces her to the Creed.
Yeah. It made me the most depressed I'd been with a video game for a while when, in Revelations, Altair is walking to put the apple away and there's this voiced part where he calls out to her (at around 21:30 I think) and his son has to remind him that she's dead :(
Your not alone I absolutely love the fact that Maria a FORMER Templar joined the brotherhood for her husband. That is a true wife. In fact I think that she paved the way for females to join. (Correct me if I'm wrong) Although it makes the pain of Unity greater. Because Elise could have joined for Arno. She would have made a great assassin.
I love this game because of the parallelism between Altair and Ezio 1) When asked if they regretted being an Assassin: Altair: How could I regret the only life I have ever known? Ezio: I do not remember making that decision. This life, it chose me. 2) They both say "I have seen enough for one life" when reflecting on their sufferings and endless battles they endured as Assassins. 3) About fighting for the truth: Altair: "There is no greater glory than fighting to find the truth." Ezio: "Fight to continue the search for truth, so that all may benefit."
@@samdaniels2could you explain why? I personally think Revelations did a great job at fleshing out Altaïr's character and giving his story a proper ending.
@herovaneijk2790 Sure. The original voice actor Philip Shahbaz had such a unique and cool voice that the studio asked him to keep his original American accent because it was just "too cool". In Rev, they changed that completely and he sounds like a budget, cheap, corny Aladdin villain. With his ridiculously over the top shitty Syrian accent. So he is not Altair by voice. This is an issue in games because we tend to get attached to the voice actor, so when it changes it is horrible. A good example is another idiotic decision by Ubisoft when they changed Sam Fisher's voice in Splinter Cell, which everyone protested. Secondly, they changed his face. This may sound superficial, but drastically changing a characters appearance is never a good idea, because it doesn't feel like the same character. But in this case it was particularly bad, because Altair's face in AC1 looked badass, the one in Rev looked like a rat with a bit of pre-pubescent bumfluff on his lip. How are we supposed to believe that ugly rat looking mf is a badass legendary assassin? So they have changed his face and his voice, so he is basically a completely different person. It's like taking a beloved character in cinema and changing the actor, imagine having a new actor replacing RDJ as Iron Man, no one would like it. If they kept his face/voice from the first one I would have been fine with the story, but in yet another bad decision in the catalogue of shit decisions made by Ubisoft, they changed him for no damn reason at all. And it completely ruined my experience of ACR because Altair was always my favourite character.
@@samdaniels2 I feel like it fitted well for Altair. but same time. it was great in ac1. It sounded badaas and do not forget ACR has a jump of graphics and not everyones face stays the same
@@Kraken1Kid Well Ezio’s face stayed the same between 2 and Brotherhood. I agree characters faces change but that doesn’t make it any better. But in all fairness, I read that the studio lost the rights to the original face model’s (Francisco Randez) likeness, which is why not only Altair, but Ezio and Desmond looked completely different. They had no excuse for the voice though, that was a retarded decision.
I think Altair knew Maria would die during that confrontation. He could see the future with the apple. Maria was shocked when he offered up the apple. Not to mention in the last scene, Maria asks what happens to their family. I think Altair purposefully didn't answer that question knowing what would happen. Another hint I think comes when he says "We maybe walking to our doom." I also believe he knew Maria was walking to her doom. I dunno. Something to think about
Good thought but disagree. Apple doesnt reveal the future of everything only the future of the same disaster that befell the First Civ. Altair could not see the future only the message the First Civ left of the cataclysm. That’s why Altair could not answer, because he did not know.
fl333r I'll concede that. I sort of assumed that by Maria asking about the future of their family, that it was implied that the apple was capable of showing such a thing. Not to mention, we're humans, as Altair. Even if he had the clairvoyance to know that she would perish there, he would likely attempt to alter "destiny" to prevent such a thing. He wouldn't simply do nothing. He loved her. And when I think it over again, it is extremely unlikely he didn't know Maria would die there.
@@fl333r It definitely showed more than just a message as he killed Abbas with a gun. (around 120 years before the first recorded use) It makes you wonder really what all he saw as he held the apple for decades
Al Mualim: "you fit your father's shoes" Altaïr: *looks at feet* Edit: yall this comment is like a year old now what the f u c k is going on. i cant believe this got more attention than any other platform im on
Well he actually did get a trilogy: Assassin's Creed: Altair Chronicles, Assassin's Creed 1 and Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines (and i Guess the bits of Assassin's Creed: Revelations) but tbh i would love a remake telling the story of Altaïr with the 4 games and with the motor engine (parkour, stealth, combat, etc) of Unity and more upgrades
It would've been great, but honestly I'm grateful for what we got with 1, Bloodlines and Revelations, most Assassin's get one game and that's it, so we were lucky honestly to get as much of Altair as we did.
Once Altair left the apple, if you noticed he couldn't see anymore because he has to rely on the sense of touch to find the right part of the chair. It's like the apple was letting him see and once he let go of it, he became blind.
The beauty of Assassin's Creed is not the advanced technology for men with hidden blades... not the Hashshashin or the Knights Templars. But Wisdom, now in the real world a new generation of children are born who are imbued with the messages of this series and thus have the power to understand and comprehend complexities at a very young age.
Fun fact: following 3:29 the act earned Altaïr Al Mualim's respect, and he was thereafter elevated to the rank of Master Assassin. Upon hearing this, Abbas spat at Altaïr's feet, whereas Altaïr only sneered back in his first true display of arrogance. For those wondering why Altaïr was so different here from the first game.
@@manzithegamer2563 Altaïr was arrogant in the first game, and in the first Altaïr memory in Revelations, he was humble, however as our friend here explained, Al Mualim made him a Master Assassin after defending the castle, and so he got cocky due to this.
You're forgetting the real reason he was so cold and cocky was because he lost Adha and it broke him. Then Abbas and a few of the other Assassins envied his prodigious rise and being Al Mualim's favourite and most skilled Student. These things combined to make him lose sight of who he was. He forgot how his Father Umar raised him but thankfully he found his true self again.
Now that I think about it. Altair killed Abbas for 2 reasons. The first is that he was mad and effectively corrupted the brotherhood The second reason is that Altair knew the truth and also knew that Abbas would never accept it, but by not accepting it he was in a state of eternal torment. Altaïr actually freed him and put him finally to rest. The original AC have deep stories!
I would love for the Synchronization bar to return to the series in regards to a remake. It would be great to see an up to date and fleshed Assassins Creed 1 experience, where stealth is encouraged.
There’s something about playing as a young Altair who can perform all these fighting moves and is quick and agile, then being an old man in Revelations who loses his breath walking too fast and can only call hordes of Assassins or use his hidden blade when he gets really close.
Connor may have the saddest life story for me, but Altair has the saddest ending of all. An old man, alone in Masyaf after being born and raised there, after rebuilding and reforming the Brotherhood and become a pillar for all Brotherhoods to come, and what does he do in his final moments? To take a sit and rest...
I felt like that was a very fitting end, he had accomplished so much in his life, must-have been exhausting, so he needed the rest, he died peacefully, as contrary to his entire life of war
Bayek created the brotherhood And when it lost it's way Altair reformed it And when it fell into ruins Ezio rebuilt it The 3 legends of the assassins creed universe, yes each protagonist did a massive deed, where masters and became notable figures in their own right, but none did as much as these 3
Just realized, that Altair says that he has seen enough for one life, implying the fact that he had seen the future, when Ezio finds his apple and says that he has seen enough for one life.
It’s Ezio who quoted Altair, not the other way around. Ezio heard Altair’s words in his memories, and he repeated them to signify that he’s not gonna make the same mistake as his ancestor. But it’s not like Altair meant to teach Ezio a lesson or something. He was simply expressing his own regret to his son.
@@moncroly2563 Ezio's great great grandpa was actually Domenico Auditore, the guy who founded the Auditore family and built the Villa. He was the son of an Assassin and an Assassin himself and he was tasked with hiding Altaïr's codex in Spain. But yeah Altaïr's and Ezio's lines don't meet until Desmond is born. Altaïr being his maternal ancestor and Ezio a paternal one.
Just let that sink in….this man Used a Literal Gun in the 12th century of times where only swords and Arrows was the prime weapon All from the all seeing apple Lol I love this game
@@RainSennin_ismyAlt You're right, but I still don't think Altair gets quite the love that he deserves. I think "underappreciated" is probably a more appropriate word than "underrated."
Al Mualim was a good guy. The Apple of Eden corrupted him, and that corrupted the entire Creed. It's such a petty shame that human hearts fail so quickly.
That's one of the many flaws of the human race,we can be corrupted easily by trivial things like money and power.it corrupts even the smartest,wisest and noble people.
From 17:39 to the end (and frankly his end), you can see that Altair chose to wear Maria's cloak as a cape to show his devotion to Maria. Nice touch to his character
Timeline of Assassins: Alexios (more of a warrior than an assassin) Bayek (started it all) Altair (laid the foundations of what the brotherhood is today) Ezio (followed in Altair footsteps, arguably better than Altair) Edward (continued the brotherhood) Shay (hunted the assassin and destroyed a brotherhood) Connor ( Rebuilt the dynasty of assassins, arguably best combat fighter) Arno (built on the creed after the murder of his father) Jacob and Evie ( freed England from the Templar’s) Desmond miles ( fighting the modern day Templar’s of the world)
The campfire scene at 13:00 was so epic, the dialogues, the music, the strong "creed" vibe. Then the sad music during Abbas's death. God that game was amazing.
I have huge respect for Great Altair❤ He had to work hard And fight against his enemies his whole life for Assassins, for brotherhood! He stands for people against traitor!
If you didn't know, Masyaf is an actual temple used by an ancient group of people named the Hashashin's. The Hashashin's would kill people that were political opponents and for political reasons. Masyaf was one of the many temples the Hashashin used to welcome people who didn't align with what was common. In one of these cutscenes, Altair mentions clearing out Masyaf and fleeing because of the Mongol Horde, this has historical significance to the story of the Hashashin because the Mongol Horde had destroyed Temple Masyaf and brought the end of the Hashashin.
The Hashashin were just common thieves and stealers. Killing and robbing for their own personal gain. Not following a greater cause, quite the opposite of the Assasins
@@mobinxd Altair accomplished everything in his life and so he chose to die while hiding the Apple so it was merely a choice cuz the apple had to stay hidden once he has died , on the other hand ezio did not had the responsibility of the apple cuz he hid it way before with Altair and so he died among his people. Basically Altair also died among his people in his city in his home so he wasn't alone.
It’s very incredible and wonderful how the six memory keys fits in the loose ends that were established in the initial Assassins Creed, considering we saw the arrogant and childish behavior of Altair at the start of that game. By Revelations, it elevated the immense wisdom, strength and conviction he demonstrates after the events of the first game.
To see what took place right after AC1 made me like Altaïr even more. I like Ezio but I was hoped to finish Altaïr’s story. Glad to see it happen in AC: Revelations
I can still remember almost screaming when Revelations were announced - because Altair was coming back. It was like seeing an old friend or even a respected teacher. No one really even cared about Ezio for a second, everyone wanted to play as Altair again
20:35 Coincidentally, I designed and got an inner-forearm tattoo of the Hebrew inscription of Ecclesiastes 1:18 while playing the first game in this masterful trilogy. When I reached the end of Revelations and heard this verse recited... I can't even express the amount of emotion I experienced.
It wasn't a modern day pistol, he had visions of future from the Apple and built it. Later, Da Vinci decoded and learned of Altair's ways and built the same, later used by Ezio
One of the most interesting and amazing assassins from all the games imo. Sad to see how he became broken over time due to the death of his wife that he caused but redeemed himself over time to the order
depressing. no matter how much either side rises and grows in strength, within a few generations the other will always bring it all crashing down, and the cycle begins again. And the cycle of the struggle for dominance begins again.
Funny how Ubisoft gave Altair a period-appropriate Arabic accent in Revelations but they can't even use French accents for Unity even though we've seen French characters in previous games with that accent.
he was more stupid then blind. wanting the thing that allmost killed him made him look really stupid. it's like those kids too far into a game or a movie who starts to *develop* super powers. if it won't work the first time then hey maybe a second time works. if not? third time's the charm. reality is he would die. no but's or maybe's. he was to onesided. craving only the apples power and not it's wisdom. and he was, yes, as you stated, blind because he could not se he was to weak to wield it's massive power and potential the first time he tried. but hey. it's abbas we're talking of here. not the sharpest blade on the wrist am i right? xD
@@zerrierslizer1 Abbas at his core was a traumatized and scared child who never moved on from his father's death and felt the need to lash out against the world. A dark example of how obsessing with honor in excess can bring bad consequences.
Last 5 minutes scenes everytime I see them I get tears. It's just a game but devs did a very good job with the story back then, shame it didn't continue...
For me Altair is the greatest Assassin, Ezio (although not my favourite) is a close 2nd but Altair's greatness is beyond combat skills or power, his wisdom and willpower are beyond anyone else's reach.
Altair has two of the best camera transitions in gaming. The one in AC2 where the animus camera stays with Maria after they screw and then when the camera goes behind the chair as he passes.
Seeing Altair in Assassin’s Creed: Revelations as a fan of the original Assassin’s Creed must have been a thrilling experience! His return, along with the deeper exploration of his story, definitely added a lot to the nostalgia and the epic scale of the game’s narrative. Did you enjoy the way his legacy was tied into Ezio’s journey?
How badass is Altair?
He lived to the ripe old age of 92
In the 13th century
92? Was he really that old?
@@ripvanwinkle654 Yes
12th
Connor died at the age of 96. I think him and Altair are Desmond's oldest living ancestors. Edward was only 45 when he died (a really badly written and unrealistic death as well), Ezio was 65 and Haytham was 55.
He was undefeated Assassin.
"I learned many things from the apple, of life and death, of the past... and the future"
The proceeds to shoot Abbas with an M16.
@thefran901
I love it!
If he actually did that.. 😂
Senua That would be hilarious lol
someone get an animator! i want this to happen! and he needs to shout *say hello to my little friend!* before fireing! xD
or he nukes masyaf hiroshima style
Bayek may have built the house, but Altair made it a home.
Wait, who came first. Altiar or beyak
casey J bayek came first
Alexander Jones
, Amazing comment
Casey Is awesome bayek came first...
Technically Hassan-i-Sabbah made it a home
People talk about Ezio's tragic story but imo Altair has the saddest backstory
Altair Ibn La-Ahad Agree
Shadow ass Hoffman then why are you even here lol
To me they both do.
this where you become an asshole altair isn't better than ezio and ezio is not better than altair both are great character with sad backgrounds.
Efecan YSL who are you referring to?
Ezio's respect for Altair shows he's aware that even as a Grandmaster himself, he sees Altair as his superior even now, and his brother. Hundreds of years apart.
@Offworlder1 Got a point there. Despite Ratonhnhaké:ton/Connor being descended from Ezio through Haytham and Edward, he still ended up under its influence along with Washington. They did break out of it in the end, though, and Washington had Connor deep-six the Apple.
@Offworlder1 Yeah, Connor's my favorite AC protagonist (not knocking Ezio and Altair), but even I found that one odd.
Grandmaster is a Templar term, I assume you mean Master Assassin or Mentor
@@applebees563 Huh. I know the Kenway and Auditore bloodlines converge at some point because Bill's descended from both. My bad.
@Empty nuts I happen to be a fan of Native Americans in video games (Lord knows I still need practice with T. Hawk in both Street Fighters 2 and 4, though). That, and Connor's story as well, especially his conflict with his father Haytham.
The best assassin ever to have lived. Led an entire Creed by himself. Became a grandmaster at the age of 26
Leo Castrillo Don't you mean Master Assassin?
Grandmasters are for Templars
Killing the prev grandmaster
The assassins are the sith in this universe
@@danielscutaru6682 there are no assassin grand masters. The highest assassin rank is Mentor
Altair>Ezio
@@utoresa5193 i miss the times when this series was fresh and new
Altaïr cared so much about the Assassins and wanted whats best for them. But he still got betrayed and got potrayed as the bad guy. If it werent for the Altaïr, Assassins would cease to exist.
And he was betrayed, got his 2nd son and best friend Malik murdered, got his Mentor position usurped all because of some pathetic low-life discovered the truth about his father's absence
@@mr.sidecomments9278 right. Abbas was a rat
@@grimmywizard He's the villain that I find more annoying/obnoxious than the Borgias (in terms of character) and I was glad he got shot by the Hidden gun
agreed atleast he was far more stronger than shay
@Jeff-a-long - Well said.
"You offered him a chance to salvage his dignity. Why?"
"No man should pass from this world without knowing some kindness."
"But he shunned your graces."
"As was his right."
AC Revelations was a masterful piece of art. The dialogue throughout the entire game is outstanding.
People like to think that these are just silly videogames but there is so much wisdom and philosophy to be found in this franchise especially.
@@tontsar91 For in much wisdom is much grief: and he that increaseth knowledge increaseth sorrow.
@@tontsar91 Exactly, it is arrogant and naive to say that videogames have no substance when it's the opposite. I have learned so much from videogames about topics such as life and philosophy. Games aren't silly, they are made from passion just as any other art form that drives humans to create.
@@cosmogcrusader5546 So true!
my only problem is that this had to have occurred before AC1's story and one of the themes was that Altair was extremely arrogant before and during the early events of the game
Altair treated Abbas with kindness on every turn, and every single time Abbas repaid his kindness with betrayal. It’s the tale of a sad man and the rise of a wise one
Altair was surly a man of great honor
To be fair Abbas going down the road he did was entirely Altair's fault to begin with. Al Mualim specifically told him not to reveal the truth about the death of Abbas' father to him and he disobeyed. He created his enemy in his arrogance.
@@obiwankenobi5808 tell that to the innocent old man he murdered in his arrogant phase ;)
@@Drums_of_Liberation Wasn't that after Addha's death? If so, Altair was broken by grief and rage at that point and made arrogant by the great feats he achieved.
Well Abbas and Altair started out a bit rocky. Altair did kind of kill an innocent to which Abbas chastised him as he should. Its funny to me he is so revered as he was the only assassin that seemed to have no problem with innocent lives taken with no remorse
I miss the days when AC series was actually about assassins...
Dont we all
@@zorvy8559 yes
don't even start, this game was repetitive too like the rest of them were.
@@THEREALGAMEMASTER-gz5xg Its better then a full on RPG Assassin creed
Gamers are so impatient. Ubisoft had a 3 game plan outlining the foundations of the Creed. Origins, Odyssey and the next game. And Origins literally showed you the beginning of the Assasins Creed.
Buckle up because you have one more game to go before Ubisoft plans to return to Creed based releases. Odyssey was the best release since Revelations, possibly even AC2. And apart from the absolutely ridiculous ending of AC Origins, it was an incredible game set in a wondrous time. And of the Pharaohs and the the Roman Republic. And the beginning of the Roman Empire. Although, the ending ruined that game for me.
Gamers find a way to whinge about anything these days
"No books... No Wisdom... Just you Fratello Mio." ~ Ezio Auditorie De Firenze.
ohh man that was a sad part
But Ezio died a long time after Revelations
@Redneck332 - Chills.
Da Firenze not de Firenze
Oh dude... You made me feel sad..😯
"What is your name brother?"
"Altaïr. Son of Umar."
Am I the only one who thinks that this scene is very epic?
nice grammar bro
@@LightestNixl *nice grammar, bro.
HACK ROM PLAYER yeah, because a lack of a comma and dot at the end of a sentence totally makes a sentence incomprehensible. Get a brain, you turd
Toxic Ronin Get a brain, you turd.*
prettieboiswag 😂😂😂
The man: good evening
Altair: *WATER*
Me: Time to earn the mask
The man's name is Tazim AKA Malik, Altaïr's friend Malik's son.
W A T E R
Priorities before formalities
Wermacht: *BREAD*
He is no sorcerer, just an ordinary man in command of illusions.
Here is the example of why he is so wise. Lots of people put meaning and shit into things and interpret things in their favor. However altair was wise because he saw things plainly as it is and what they truly are. So wiiise.. Soooo wise indeed. That is why he is my favorite. Wisdom
Al Mualim was far from ordinary and Altair was still young and brash,plus he may have wanted to hide dangerous truth from that Assassin
That is basically a sorcerer...
@@craigridley7369 True, but in many instances sorcerers carry powers in myth and fantasy that are often lethal as well as deceptive. By stating it as Altair did, it dispels the myth and stories men create to explain what they fear, it shows the truth which should not be feared, he was no sorcerer, just an old man with tricks.
"How can I regret the only life I have ever known"
And Al Muslim foreshadows how in time he will realize this as an illusion.
I don't mind Altair with an American accent, especially if it sounds better than a fake Syrian one. Altair's original voice actor, Philip Shahbaz, is Iranian, and even with the American-ish accent it felt genuine. The Arabic parts were pronounced just right.
I feel the same way
Wasn't the American accent on purpose? As in, it was meant to support some later plot point? Desmond asked Lucy about some of the characters talking uncharacteristically modern, and I think some of the developers at the time mentioned that there is much more to Altair's accent that they will explain later. I think Origins finally started to set up that original plot point, which either involved traveling back through time (they mention in AC1 that one of the Apples in Denver I believe is said to be capable of that) or otherwise manipulate the past through the animus.
@@barkasz6066
I believe, IIRC, that the American accent was merely a feature of Abstergo's current animus. While that system had other limitations, it's translation capabilities were second to none.
The Assassin's animuses (animi?), while technically far superior, are far less capable at translation. I think lack of resources play into this; Rebecca is great with programming but she's hardly a multilingual.
I think even AC2 explicitly stated this weaker functionality, allowing for Ezio's Italian accent as well as infrequent native words.
We see this at play when Altaïr regains his native accent when living those memories in the Assassin's animus compared to the initial Abstergo one.
The rest of the series then depicted the American saga, so English was the default, as it was in Syndicate, and Unity is unconfirmed since we don't know who the animus user is, nor who the animus belongs to.
The only odd one out is Origins, since I think *technically* it's an Abstergo animus, but Layla performed much of her own updates and modifications that may have interfered since she, much like Rebecca, isn't multilingual nor a language expert and may have lacked the resources for such a translation capacity.
TL;DR Altaïr has an american accent because the Abstergo Animus 1 is the most translation-advanced system to demonstrate the memories of a non-English ancestor.
I play this Game till now,because I love Altair And because I'm Arabic
In my opinion his American sounding voice made him badass and the tone he spoke in was great
Although it wasn’t super expanded upon in the main games, I found Altair and Maria’s relationship extremely beautiful. They came from different lands and backgrounds, first became enemies and then fell in love. Maria and Altair both started out hot-tempered, arrogant and brash, but through each other they became wise. And they loved each other til the day they both died. Jeez I’m a helpless romantic when it comes to video game characters but I’d be lucky to find love like their’s or Amunet/ Bayek
@@shootingstar3371 Why the random Berserk trash?
sofiya and ezio
After Robert of Sable Death.....Was in danger because the new temple Master Was a machist saying Temple orders is not for Womans. Altair after saved her....he introduces her to the Creed.
Yeah. It made me the most depressed I'd been with a video game for a while when, in Revelations, Altair is walking to put the apple away and there's this voiced part where he calls out to her (at around 21:30 I think) and his son has to remind him that she's dead :(
Your not alone I absolutely love the fact that Maria a FORMER Templar joined the brotherhood for her husband. That is a true wife. In fact I think that she paved the way for females to join. (Correct me if I'm wrong) Although it makes the pain of Unity greater. Because Elise could have joined for Arno. She would have made a great assassin.
I love this game because of the parallelism between Altair and Ezio
1) When asked if they regretted being an Assassin:
Altair: How could I regret the only life I have ever known?
Ezio: I do not remember making that decision. This life, it chose me.
2) They both say "I have seen enough for one life" when reflecting on their sufferings and endless battles they endured as Assassins.
3) About fighting for the truth:
Altair: "There is no greater glory than fighting to find the truth."
Ezio: "Fight to continue the search for truth, so that all may benefit."
Other than the fact that they absolutely destroyed Altair in this fucking game.
@@samdaniels2could you explain why? I personally think Revelations did a great job at fleshing out Altaïr's character and giving his story a proper ending.
@herovaneijk2790 Sure.
The original voice actor Philip Shahbaz had such a unique and cool voice that the studio asked him to keep his original American accent because it was just "too cool". In Rev, they changed that completely and he sounds like a budget, cheap, corny Aladdin villain. With his ridiculously over the top shitty Syrian accent. So he is not Altair by voice. This is an issue in games because we tend to get attached to the voice actor, so when it changes it is horrible. A good example is another idiotic decision by Ubisoft when they changed Sam Fisher's voice in Splinter Cell, which everyone protested.
Secondly, they changed his face. This may sound superficial, but drastically changing a characters appearance is never a good idea, because it doesn't feel like the same character. But in this case it was particularly bad, because Altair's face in AC1 looked badass, the one in Rev looked like a rat with a bit of pre-pubescent bumfluff on his lip. How are we supposed to believe that ugly rat looking mf is a badass legendary assassin?
So they have changed his face and his voice, so he is basically a completely different person. It's like taking a beloved character in cinema and changing the actor, imagine having a new actor replacing RDJ as Iron Man, no one would like it.
If they kept his face/voice from the first one I would have been fine with the story, but in yet another bad decision in the catalogue of shit decisions made by Ubisoft, they changed him for no damn reason at all. And it completely ruined my experience of ACR because Altair was always my favourite character.
@@samdaniels2 I feel like it fitted well for Altair. but same time. it was great in ac1. It sounded badaas and do not forget ACR has a jump of graphics and not everyones face stays the same
@@Kraken1Kid Well Ezio’s face stayed the same between 2 and Brotherhood. I agree characters faces change but that doesn’t make it any better.
But in all fairness, I read that the studio lost the rights to the original face model’s (Francisco Randez) likeness, which is why not only Altair, but Ezio and Desmond looked completely different.
They had no excuse for the voice though, that was a retarded decision.
Omg, this game is 8 years old but look at this graphic and facial animation
Oleg Gazaryan
These games were and still are a masterpiece
Oleg Gazaryan its assassin creed revelation not ac1
W GAMING ac 1 is like 12 years old, he was talking about revelations
Sometimes I felt Revelations was so detailed that I got lost in how colorful and dark Constantinople was. It was definitely ahead of Its time.
SKYRO Games one of my favorite things about Revelations was the setting. Constantinople was absolutely beautiful.
I think Altair knew Maria would die during that confrontation. He could see the future with the apple. Maria was shocked when he offered up the apple. Not to mention in the last scene, Maria asks what happens to their family. I think Altair purposefully didn't answer that question knowing what would happen. Another hint I think comes when he says "We maybe walking to our doom." I also believe he knew Maria was walking to her doom. I dunno. Something to think about
+David Goebel
That's a great analysis! Depressing, but great.
Good thought but disagree. Apple doesnt reveal the future of everything only the future of the same disaster that befell the First Civ. Altair could not see the future only the message the First Civ left of the cataclysm. That’s why Altair could not answer, because he did not know.
fl333r I'll concede that. I sort of assumed that by Maria asking about the future of their family, that it was implied that the apple was capable of showing such a thing. Not to mention, we're humans, as Altair. Even if he had the clairvoyance to know that she would perish there, he would likely attempt to alter "destiny" to prevent such a thing. He wouldn't simply do nothing. He loved her. And when I think it over again, it is extremely unlikely he didn't know Maria would die there.
Maybe he believed he could change it somehow I think that’s why it still hurt him when Maria died
@@fl333r It definitely showed more than just a message as he killed Abbas with a gun. (around 120 years before the first recorded use) It makes you wonder really what all he saw as he held the apple for decades
Al Mualim: "you fit your father's shoes"
Altaïr: *looks at feet*
Edit: yall this comment is like a year old now what the f u c k is going on.
i cant believe this got more attention than any other platform im on
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Rated M for being god damn depressing
Ur profile pic fits ur comment
yeah the whole theme of Revelations is drepressing
and i observed that through the whole game and the story and the videos i watched about it
@@americantemplar6553ending of peoples story are always depressing.
“All that is good in me, began with you father.” Who else teared up at that part?
**Altair shoots Abbas**
"Years of academy training wasted!"
They should have given Altair a trilogy
Because his time period was actually a time period when assassin's and templars fought face to face
Well he actually did get a trilogy: Assassin's Creed: Altair Chronicles, Assassin's Creed 1 and Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines (and i Guess the bits of Assassin's Creed: Revelations) but tbh i would love a remake telling the story of Altaïr with the 4 games and with the motor engine (parkour, stealth, combat, etc) of Unity and more upgrades
@@jesusdavidgarciaretana6567 same
It would've been great, but honestly I'm grateful for what we got with 1, Bloodlines and Revelations, most Assassin's get one game and that's it, so we were lucky honestly to get as much of Altair as we did.
@@obsidianwarrior5580 for real man
@@jesusdavidgarciaretana6567 Oh hell no, Unity's engine is BAD. AC 1 to Revelations had the best feeling.
Once Altair left the apple, if you noticed he couldn't see anymore because he has to rely on the sense of touch to find the right part of the chair. It's like the apple was letting him see and once he let go of it, he became blind.
It's because the room was dark lmao
@@westont98 and fucking 92 years old. That's beyond the milestone for a thousand years ago
he aims quite well for someone who is blind
Also when he carried the Apple, it was in a covering.
If so, then how come he started staring at the key he took out after sitting?
Altair deserve another complete story for his own. =.=
A nee assassin's creed with altaïr.
The saga is dead actually, needs a reboot like Halo Infinite.
there is a ds game
Sadly, the story was completed troughout the series in AC 1, altaird chronicles and revelations, meaning that there is no point in another altair game
@GamingPro1003 A game with Altaïr in Mongolia would be great
@GamingPro1003 A Japan game as an Samurai-Ninja hybrid, would be awesome too
The beauty of Assassin's Creed is not the advanced technology for men with hidden blades... not the Hashshashin or the Knights Templars. But Wisdom, now in the real world a new generation of children are born who are imbued with the messages of this series and thus have the power to understand and comprehend complexities at a very young age.
This is one of the most autistic comments I've seen in recent times
Thanks man.
I’m a kid and I play assassins creed I found that out from ac 1
you are wrong my friend.. kids nowadays are dumb and act without thinking. It makes me think what this world will be like once these "kids" grow up
But I am a kid
Imagine Assassins creed 1 with the details and graphics from red dead redemption 2
Great story with great graphics
And now imagine if they made a game about my people
Honestly the graphics of the architecture at the time were pretty damn amazing.
I'm in!
@@RestlessRebel how are your people?
@@nomad8166 Dead or forever changed
Fun fact: following 3:29 the act earned Altaïr Al Mualim's respect, and he was thereafter elevated to the rank of Master Assassin. Upon hearing this, Abbas spat at Altaïr's feet, whereas Altaïr only sneered back in his first true display of arrogance.
For those wondering why Altaïr was so different here from the first game.
Can you explain more
@@manzithegamer2563 Altaïr was arrogant in the first game, and in the first Altaïr memory in Revelations, he was humble, however as our friend here explained, Al Mualim made him a Master Assassin after defending the castle, and so he got cocky due to this.
You're forgetting the real reason he was so cold and cocky was because he lost Adha and it broke him. Then Abbas and a few of the other Assassins envied his prodigious rise and being Al Mualim's favourite and most skilled Student. These things combined to make him lose sight of who he was. He forgot how his Father Umar raised him but thankfully he found his true self again.
This game is literally a fucking masterpiece it shaped my childhood
Same here brother ...same here..
Now that I think about it. Altair killed Abbas for 2 reasons.
The first is that he was mad and effectively corrupted the brotherhood
The second reason is that Altair knew the truth and also knew that Abbas would never accept it, but by not accepting it he was in a state of eternal torment. Altaïr actually freed him and put him finally to rest.
The original AC have deep stories!
Not forget to mention that Abbas executed his son, I mean that's actually traumatic and marks you forever.
@@kevinnoeltrinidad4545 and telling him that you got him killed intentionnally that is way worse
Just remake the damn AC1 we all want it
I would love for the Synchronization bar to return to the series in regards to a remake. It would be great to see an up to date and fleshed Assassins Creed 1 experience, where stealth is encouraged.
AC1 with today's freerunning & combat???
Yes please!
Don't they would make it a sjw trash.
@Arthur Morgan wait until gta6 comes out you gonna play as an female character because every Developer is going that way
@@krd4523 oh my god shut up, it's not a big deal! Do you know how many male protagonists exist?
Oh yes, this is the version without the "gray beard at age 24" bug
Yep
The beard is badass
@@hearwho8438 Gray at 24 tho
@AM Productions that's stupid
@@Commander_Shepard. it's something genetic, why do you think is stupid?
An outright bloody legend, Altair
There’s something about playing as a young Altair who can perform all these fighting moves and is quick and agile, then being an old man in Revelations who loses his breath walking too fast and can only call hordes of Assassins or use his hidden blade when he gets really close.
Connor may have the saddest life story for me, but Altair has the saddest ending of all. An old man, alone in Masyaf after being born and raised there, after rebuilding and reforming the Brotherhood and become a pillar for all Brotherhoods to come, and what does he do in his final moments?
To take a sit and rest...
I felt like that was a very fitting end, he had accomplished so much in his life, must-have been exhausting, so he needed the rest, he died peacefully, as contrary to his entire life of war
Tears fell down when I read the text Sit and rest for a moment.
"All that is good in me, began with you Father"
I will never be able to forget this line
Best quote ever.
Bayek created the brotherhood
And when it lost it's way Altair reformed it
And when it fell into ruins Ezio rebuilt it
The 3 legends of the assassins creed universe, yes each protagonist did a massive deed, where masters and became notable figures in their own right, but none did as much as these 3
Connor also rebuilt the Colonial brotherhood after they also lost their way.
Bayek was a highly potential character wasted by mythical and RPG bs. Bayek deserved an Assassin's Creed game instead of an RPG game.
@preternatural9417 Agreed. I wanted them both to be Assassins instead of rpg characters.
Altair and his son are really taking the fact that it’s the last time they ever see each other again very well
i like altair's voice and accent......
Who with me?
Gil Adolfo meee
he sounds a bit russian right?
Gil Adolfo yeah...he sounds like he is mixed with arab and russian
Gil Adolfo they fixed it from AC1 where he had an american accent, this one is perfect
It is the Shaami Arab accent
"I will talk until you are satisfied." Is easily one of the most badass lines I've ever heard.
Altair was betrayed so many times. Surprised he didn't just join the templars
It's true he was betrayed a lot, but he wouldn't have ever joined the Templars. He didn't agree with their worldview.
@@jillreyerma7592 facts he loves freedom
I thought the same thing
That's y I love Altair
Altair = Obi-Wan Kenobi
altaïr sounded like an arabic morgan freeman in this game.
_i love it._
Sound like iranian
Sebastian 17 well both of the voice actors for Altaïr were Iranian
Best comment!!!
Just realized, that Altair says that he has seen enough for one life, implying the fact that he had seen the future, when Ezio finds his apple and says that he has seen enough for one life.
It’s Ezio who quoted Altair, not the other way around. Ezio heard Altair’s words in his memories, and he repeated them to signify that he’s not gonna make the same mistake as his ancestor. But it’s not like Altair meant to teach Ezio a lesson or something. He was simply expressing his own regret to his son.
@@rickblaine9670 Altaïr isn't Ezio's ancestor. They're not related at all. But Desmond descends from both of them.
@@cba2make1up I thought Altair was his great great grandpa or something
@@moncroly2563 Ezio's great great grandpa was actually Domenico Auditore, the guy who founded the Auditore family and built the Villa. He was the son of an Assassin and an Assassin himself and he was tasked with hiding Altaïr's codex in Spain.
But yeah Altaïr's and Ezio's lines don't meet until Desmond is born. Altaïr being his maternal ancestor and Ezio a paternal one.
#Respect , Altair, the best Assassin ever.
Archishman Punj agreed
Still can't Swim Just Like me 😭
@@iniapaanya3458 he can actually, but yeah, i fuckin feel you man😭
Just let that sink in….this man Used a Literal Gun in the 12th century of times where only swords and Arrows was the prime weapon
All from the all seeing apple Lol I love this game
Altair is a underated assassin that deserves more credit.
Altair the goat
He is not underrated at all, he's literally the only guy whom you can say is above Ezio and fans wouldn't complain
@@RainSennin_ismyAlt You're right, but I still don't think Altair gets quite the love that he deserves. I think "underappreciated" is probably a more appropriate word than "underrated."
@@kingofthering3343 that's a lot better. Yeah he's definitely underappreciated but in my opinion, he is the epitome of what an assassin is all about.
Al Mualim was a good guy. The Apple of Eden corrupted him, and that corrupted the entire Creed. It's such a petty shame that human hearts fail so quickly.
That's one of the many flaws of the human race,we can be corrupted easily by trivial things like money and power.it corrupts even the smartest,wisest and noble people.
@@guythatstillusespocketwatc3145 that's why greed exist
@@vincentakabane9997 agreed
The ismailis agree
They were offended by how the game made him look bad😅😅😅
@@alisalloum9893 how did it make him look bad
Born an assassin, died an Assassin. Rest In Peace Altiar.
I prefer his voice from the very first game.
Not his voice but his tone
Even though it was US accent given to a middle eastern man.
I love em both. Altair just has top toer dialogue. My favourite assassin
@The-phantom788 exactly
I don’t
From 17:39 to the end (and frankly his end), you can see that Altair chose to wear Maria's cloak as a cape to show his devotion to Maria. Nice touch to his character
Timeline of Assassins:
Alexios (more of a warrior than an assassin)
Bayek (started it all)
Altair (laid the foundations of what the brotherhood is today)
Ezio (followed in Altair footsteps, arguably better than Altair)
Edward (continued the brotherhood)
Shay (hunted the assassin and destroyed a brotherhood)
Connor ( Rebuilt the dynasty of assassins, arguably best combat fighter)
Arno (built on the creed after the murder of his father)
Jacob and Evie ( freed England from the Templar’s)
Desmond miles ( fighting the modern day Templar’s of the world)
Ok so what about Valhalla?
@@AstarionWifey Valhalla isn't canon (hopefully).
@@arakanichigou3582 I'd rather take Valhalla than Odyssey.
@@arakanichigou3582 it is, and alexios is not cannon
Better than Altair there is no one better than him
No matter how many new protagonists come Altair will always be the OG and best Assassin
The campfire scene at 13:00 was so epic, the dialogues, the music, the strong "creed" vibe. Then the sad music during Abbas's death. God that game was amazing.
I have huge respect for Great Altair❤ He had to work hard
And fight against his enemies his whole life for Assassins, for brotherhood! He stands for people against traitor!
“A message, for whom?”
“I wish I knew.”
“I looked both into past and future. Let me show you.”
Pulled out a prototype pistol and shot.
Love this.
Eat lead ! Abbas !
you were born into this order, do you regret it?
*_how can i regret the only live I've ever known_*
If you didn't know, Masyaf is an actual temple used by an ancient group of people named the Hashashin's. The Hashashin's would kill people that were political opponents and for political reasons. Masyaf was one of the many temples the Hashashin used to welcome people who didn't align with what was common. In one of these cutscenes, Altair mentions clearing out Masyaf and fleeing because of the Mongol Horde, this has historical significance to the story of the Hashashin because the Mongol Horde had destroyed Temple Masyaf and brought the end of the Hashashin.
They were Ismaili shias, Hasan I sabah, what makes u think they have ended. Shias are still here
The Hashashin were just common thieves and stealers. Killing and robbing for their own personal gain. Not following a greater cause, quite the opposite of the Assasins
22:39 Altair sitting like an emperor on his own throne. I automatically bowed in respect at this scene, while playing it 1st time.
Altair and Ezio Both died while sitting.
Yea right i did'nt notice that thing how can i be so stupid lol!!
Subhan Ahmad I guess it shows they were comfortable with death
We should all be so lucky
Altiar died alone but Ezio died in public sitting on the bench
@@mobinxd Altair accomplished everything in his life and so he chose to die while hiding the Apple so it was merely a choice cuz the apple had to stay hidden once he has died , on the other hand ezio did not had the responsibility of the apple cuz he hid it way before with Altair and so he died among his people. Basically Altair also died among his people in his city in his home so he wasn't alone.
It’s very incredible and wonderful how the six memory keys fits in the loose ends that were established in the initial Assassins Creed, considering we saw the arrogant and childish behavior of Altair at the start of that game. By Revelations, it elevated the immense wisdom, strength and conviction he demonstrates after the events of the first game.
Altair is impressive living so long in such rough times
The first thing I thought when I first played this part of the game "Altier finally has an accent"
He had an accent in Assassin's Creed Bloodlines
To see what took place right after AC1 made me like Altaïr even more. I like Ezio but I was hoped to finish Altaïr’s story. Glad to see it happen in AC: Revelations
A legend meets a Legendary
Huh
I can still remember almost screaming when Revelations were announced - because Altair was coming back. It was like seeing an old friend or even a respected teacher. No one really even cared about Ezio for a second, everyone wanted to play as Altair again
20:35 Coincidentally, I designed and got an inner-forearm tattoo of the Hebrew inscription of Ecclesiastes 1:18 while playing the first game in this masterful trilogy. When I reached the end of Revelations and heard this verse recited... I can't even express the amount of emotion I experienced.
Altair is so wise and honorable, a true Assassin
Requiescat in pace, Altair.
The feels.
The mad lad lived to 92, that's practically unheard of in that time.
"... from the past... and the future. Let me show you." And he had a nowadays pistol and shot at him. Hilarious! :D
Technically that was the hidden gun, basically a flintlock mechanism on the Assassin’s bracer.
It wasn't a modern day pistol, he had visions of future from the Apple and built it. Later, Da Vinci decoded and learned of Altair's ways and built the same, later used by Ezio
The end of Altair’s story never fails to well up my eyes. Beautiful storytelling.
He is my favourite Assassin.
How Badass is Altair?
He has a gun in the 13th century.
Firearms were already around by that time. It's just that he's the first in the game's canon to invent a true miniaturized and concealed version
@@titan133760 I thought he saw the future and made a gun himself
one story end one more begins
altair ibn la ahad YOUR ALIVE?!?!?!?!?
Requiescat in pace.
One of the most interesting and amazing assassins from all the games imo. Sad to see how he became broken over time due to the death of his wife that he caused but redeemed himself over time to the order
I believe that Altair gave all of us courage and wisdom he truly had a heart of gold
I HOPE INSTEAD OF MAKING THAT DLC.. LOST ARCHIVE.. THEY SHOULD HAVE DONE ONE DLC FOR ALTÄIR DLC SO WE CAN PLAY AS HIM AND FREE ROAM..
this story really deserved a new game, it was so cool with the assassins temple and that time period with the templar crusades
depressing. no matter how much either side rises and grows in strength, within a few generations the other will always bring it all crashing down, and the cycle begins again. And the cycle of the struggle for dominance begins again.
There has to be a way to end the cycle.
Love how subject 16 looks like Altair's son
What makes you think he isn't? A theory idea.
@@mansiselyn hmm, maybe 7 centuries?
In the fandom says darim could be subject 16's ancestor.
When Altaïr said "Maria... my love..." at 12:43 while fleeing Masyaf, my chest clenched.
This AC was the most emotional for me, it brought me to tears with it, it's like an entire storyline ending Altaïr's and Ezio's journey.
I cannot describe in words the moment when the camera is turning around Altair and reveal the scene 300 years after with ezio in front of him
The end of an era .... Damn he didn t lie
Funny how Ubisoft gave Altair a period-appropriate Arabic accent in Revelations but they can't even use French accents for Unity even though we've seen French characters in previous games with that accent.
French Accents sound stupid
Despite being a bad guy, Al Mulaim has bestowed so much wisdom in Altair
You mean. Al mulam
@@madlan2282 thnx
Al Mualim is how it's actually spelled
He was a good guy who wanted save the world but the apple corrupted his mind. It's similar to how power and money corrupts and those around us.
Ahhh the end of an era.
Abbas was blind how could he want the Apple when it almost killed him and could surely do so next time
he was more stupid then blind. wanting the thing that allmost killed him made him look really stupid. it's like those kids too far into a game or a movie who starts to *develop* super powers. if it won't work the first time then hey maybe a second time works. if not? third time's the charm.
reality is he would die. no but's or maybe's. he was to onesided. craving only the apples power and not it's wisdom. and he was, yes, as you stated, blind because he could not se he was to weak to wield it's massive power and potential the first time he tried. but hey. it's abbas we're talking of here. not the sharpest blade on the wrist am i right? xD
Abbas is so funny when he said "Kill him! Kill him now! what are you waiting for?! You fools!"
@@zerrierslizer1 Abbas at his core was a traumatized and scared child who never moved on from his father's death and felt the need to lash out against the world. A dark example of how obsessing with honor in excess can bring bad consequences.
Now I wish there was a life after this one, after seeing that scene again.
It would possibly be just as painful.I am not religious btw
Last 5 minutes scenes everytime I see them I get tears. It's just a game but devs did a very good job with the story back then, shame it didn't continue...
For me Altair is the greatest Assassin, Ezio (although not my favourite) is a close 2nd but Altair's greatness is beyond combat skills or power, his wisdom and willpower are beyond anyone else's reach.
Naming my future kid Altair, thanks to this legend.
@Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad Same.
Altair has two of the best camera transitions in gaming.
The one in AC2 where the animus camera stays with Maria after they screw and then when the camera goes behind the chair as he passes.
Revelations was an amazing game. Such a shame how this series fell off the wagon.
Altair and ezio the legends.
Bayek ?
Years later and this still hits hard
As an ac1 fan, seeing him on acr hyped me up so much.
Seeing Altair in Assassin’s Creed: Revelations as a fan of the original Assassin’s Creed must have been a thrilling experience! His return, along with the deeper exploration of his story, definitely added a lot to the nostalgia and the epic scale of the game’s narrative. Did you enjoy the way his legacy was tied into Ezio’s journey?
They just don't make AC's like this anymore........ such amazing character backstory and development to bring him back.