If you still use this account I’ve probably opened up a memory of you messaging on the video from over a year ago. One year older and here once again you are brought to read this message and to remember this scene and it’s message.
Back when games made me feel something other than boredom and frustration. Just finished a playthrough of the first 4 ACs. Beautiful series, such a shame what it became.
Played the first 3. Bought Revelations bc it was on sale last week. Was pleasantly surprised how much it held my attention. Compare that with a few hours of Unity, got bored, didn't care about the characters, didn't know what the story was really or why things were happening.
Another artefact? No. You will stay here. I have seen enough for one life. Desmond? I heard you’re name once before, Desmond, a long time ago. And now it lingers in my mind like an image from an old dream. I do not know where you are, or by what means you can hear me. But I know you are listening. I have lived my life as best I could, not knowing it’s purpose, but drawn forward like a moth to a distant moon. And here, at last, I discover a strange truth. That I am only a conduit for a message that eludes my understanding. Who are we, who have been so blessed to share our stories like this? To speak across centuries? Maybe you will answer all the questions I have asked. Maybe you will be the one to make all this suffering worth something in the end. Now… listen…
Playing this for the first time was very emotional for me. While I didn't realize it at the time, this was the end of the true story for Ezio and the era of Assassin's Creed. I truly do miss those days when I experienced these games for the first time.
10:47 i realize now that the part where Minervas statue falls is what happens in AC3 when Desomnd doesnt listen to her but Juno instead, and he touches that sphere
I still remember how awed I was as a 15 year old playing this ending. I loved Ezio. And had been playing as him since I was like 12. Plus in those three games they really made you feel like you’ve lived his whole life with him. From those first moments controlling Baby Ezio up until his retirement here. Actually was super sad to be leaving him behind. But glad he gets a happy ending basically. He deserved it. AC needs to do this again. I want to feel like I’m playing through different times in my characters life like that, from novice to master over a period of years. And they haven’t really done that since. AC3 was decent, starting out as Connor when he’s a child and beginning free roam gameplay at 15.. but it’s not long enough. We don’t really see him mature into a veteran. I don’t think he’s even 30 in the end. None of the other protagonists really get into middle age while we play. I miss being 50 year old Ezio haha. Still leaping around like a kid.
This really sent chills, almost heart wrenching to know that someone fought in a war that wouldn't end. And interestingly, Altiar saids "an end to an era", a mission saids "an end to an era". Its quite surprising to see a grand journey of a character. To bad we won't get that and lose track of the story in most modern games because we had to spend over 20 hours to grind to get a better strength weapon, then lower the difficulty to make combat worth a damn, then an entire company, pissing off an entire nation.
This is the series finale. You could argue AC3 is, but... that's when the franchise started getting weird. I don't know. It lost its esoteric feel after Revelations, something you especially felt for example playing as Desmond in the Auditore Villa ruins at night in AC Brotherhood.
![Ezio Auditore Meets Altair Ibn La Ahad [Full Scene]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/hw86GANf8mw/mqdefault.jpg)
![Ezio Auditore Meets Altair Ibn La Ahad [Full Scene]](/img/tr.png)
Let's be honest this ending has been the best in AC history
Indeed
If you still use this account I’ve probably opened up a memory of you messaging on the video from over a year ago. One year older and here once again you are brought to read this message and to remember this scene and it’s message.
@@davyjones7016 man thank you... Thank you
@@davyjones7016 thats how words work
@Red Knight nah
“No. You will stay here. I’ve seen enough for one life”
All old school AC fans seeing a new “AC” game
Especially Valhalla and Mirage
@@lalhriatpuiahauchhum3286 more like Valhalla Odyssey and Origins
Back when games made me feel something other than boredom and frustration. Just finished a playthrough of the first 4 ACs. Beautiful series, such a shame what it became.
Played the first 3. Bought Revelations bc it was on sale last week. Was pleasantly surprised how much it held my attention. Compare that with a few hours of Unity, got bored, didn't care about the characters, didn't know what the story was really or why things were happening.
By saying first 4 you mean 1 and the ezio collection or 1,2,3 and black flag?
Probably should have stopped at 3
@GamerSphere64 no no its 1 2 brotherhood and revelation and after that 3 black flag and rogue
and then junk origin odyssey and valhala and now mirage
Well after a decade now I can finally say my childhood was the best
Another artefact? No. You will stay here. I have seen enough for one life. Desmond? I heard you’re name once before, Desmond, a long time ago. And now it lingers in my mind like an image from an old dream. I do not know where you are, or by what means you can hear me. But I know you are listening. I have lived my life as best I could, not knowing it’s purpose, but drawn forward like a moth to a distant moon. And here, at last, I discover a strange truth. That I am only a conduit for a message that eludes my understanding. Who are we, who have been so blessed to share our stories like this? To speak across centuries? Maybe you will answer all the questions I have asked. Maybe you will be the one to make all this suffering worth something in the end. Now… listen…
The writing was a masterpiece
@@MWF508some of the best writing in all of gaming
And then they killed Desmond off.😢
Playing this for the first time was very emotional for me. While I didn't realize it at the time, this was the end of the true story for Ezio and the era of Assassin's Creed. I truly do miss those days when I experienced these games for the first time.
This storytelling is good.
10:47
i realize now that the part where Minervas statue falls is what happens in AC3 when Desomnd doesnt listen to her but Juno instead, and he touches that sphere
I still remember how awed I was as a 15 year old playing this ending. I loved Ezio. And had been playing as him since I was like 12. Plus in those three games they really made you feel like you’ve lived his whole life with him. From those first moments controlling Baby Ezio up until his retirement here. Actually was super sad to be leaving him behind. But glad he gets a happy ending basically. He deserved it.
AC needs to do this again. I want to feel like I’m playing through different times in my characters life like that, from novice to master over a period of years. And they haven’t really done that since. AC3 was decent, starting out as Connor when he’s a child and beginning free roam gameplay at 15.. but it’s not long enough. We don’t really see him mature into a veteran. I don’t think he’s even 30 in the end. None of the other protagonists really get into middle age while we play. I miss being 50 year old Ezio haha. Still leaping around like a kid.
No books no wisdom just you my brother!
"sit a moment and rest..."
last seen 300 year ago
Ubisoft then
Before the gender swaps and rainbow unicorns
@@nimbusnimbus.IV. This is what's wrong with those "people"
Ubisoft before they realized they didn’t have to make a good game to make money
we are the generation who saw them great
@@victz283 true mah bro
This really sent chills, almost heart wrenching to know that someone fought in a war that wouldn't end.
And interestingly, Altiar saids "an end to an era", a mission saids "an end to an era". Its quite surprising to see a grand journey of a character.
To bad we won't get that and lose track of the story in most modern games because we had to spend over 20 hours to grind to get a better strength weapon, then lower the difficulty to make combat worth a damn, then an entire company, pissing off an entire nation.
Watching this clip is so satisfying
They don't make games like this anymore son.
I'm glad that Ezio could see the one who had been watching him for 40 years.
sad to see how this journey end, the end of the golden era of true art in games
That's just epic! That's what made Assassin's Creed so strong
enjoy a full watch now, big like👍 have a nice day my friend
This is the series finale. You could argue AC3 is, but... that's when the franchise started getting weird. I don't know. It lost its esoteric feel after Revelations, something you especially felt for example playing as Desmond in the Auditore Villa ruins at night in AC Brotherhood.
The best ending to the story of Altair and Ezio
I'm watching this because my save got deleted and I didn't want to play through the whole game again I reached sequence 5
You missed nearly half of the game. If you did nothing but the main missions you’d be back to sequence 5 within 6 hours
@@davyjones7016fuck that I just got on my brothers account he finished the game and replayed all the Altair missions and the last mission
@@joesmo8896 when you replay the missions it skips some of the cutscenes especially the scene at masyaf castle
Ubisoft: Another AC game??
Me after finishing AC revelations: "I've played enough for one life"
Piękne i wzruszające zakończenie,chyba najlepsze w całej serii:)))
Assassin's creed is Golden Series 💛
Goated story
5:35
tears
How do you free roam after you've finished playing the main story...?
Anyone have an answer for me would be appreciated.
I think you just let the credits end then resume the game
Truth, In plain sight
The man talking to Desmond is Odin
the best game ever
best ac game
here just trying to watch these good old AC games after seeing all the disappointments that UBISOFT recently made.
twomad be like
They ruined AC