Assassin's Creed Celebrating Women in Assassin’s Creed [Spoilers], #ACSisterhood |
- Celebrating Women in Assassin’s Creed [Spoilers], #ACSisterhood
- Odyssey has some really brave NPCs.
- NoriTaiga as Kassandra | Assassin’s Creed Odyssey (inst: noritaiga)
- Ratonhnhaké:ton, Pencil Art, 2020, work in progress
- Unity & Syndicate were the closest AC games to reality
- I'm not a fan of the Valhalla Soundtrack
- Arno should have been a Templar (Spoilers for Unity)
- Unity: good in single player
- Some fan-made Assassins' symbols by me
- When are Altair’s abilities returned in Assassin’s Creed 1?
- Modern Day Next Gen concept, starring the descendant of Eve, reliving sections of her life
- Ubisoft Sofia should replace Quebec as the second Assassin's Creed dev team.
- Assassins creed: odyssey ultimate edition include everything right?
- AC and possible new limitations
- So which Assassin's Creed is your favorite?
- What do you think are some possible DLC's locations?
- Assassin’s creed India as a future game
- How do I attack Deimos?
- Where are the little story notes in Odyssey?
- Is a fully Isu based AC game possible?
- Why does the wiki presume we all picked K as the protagonist?
- AC brotherhood mission - need help! (The Ezio Collection)
- Tips for AC3 combat? Really struggling to pick it up.
| Celebrating Women in Assassin’s Creed [Spoilers], #ACSisterhood Posted: 16 Aug 2020 08:03 AM PDT In celebration of #ACSisterhood, I decided to note the many women in Assassin's Creed. From the games, to written media, and even a movie, there are some amazing women characters in this franchise. Hopefully in the future, we'll be able to add a solo female main protagonist to this list. I've thoroughly enjoyed the many male characters we've had, but it's beyond time to have a single female lead. Please join me in celebrating these women as part of the #ACSisterhood! Please note, there may be some spoilers here. The list is long, and I hope I haven't forgotten too many. And I'll quickly mention Eivor here as Assassin's Creed Valhalla has not been released yet, but she seems like she'll be a very important character. I hope you all will enjoy reading through this. Here we go! Modern Day: *Rebecca Crane - An Assassin and the creator of the Animus 2.0 aka "Baby", part of the team who trained Desmond Miles *Lucy Stillman - Both an Assassin and a Templar, worked with Warren Vidic on the Animus Project, worked with Desmond to help him synchronize with his ancestors *Bishop - A codename, was the handler for the Initiates ("Hello, Initiate"), worked to sabotage the Templars *Layla Hassan - Considered to be very smart, modded her portable Animus, worked for Abstergo but later joined the Assassins *Melanie Lemay - A Templar, was the CCO for Abstergo Entertainment, also was the Sample 17 Project Supervisor *Violet da Costa - A Templar, and a member of The Instruments of the First Will, worked closely with Juhani Otso Berg on Sigma Team *Isabelle Ardant - A member of the Inner Sanctum of the Templar Order, Head of Historical Research at Abstergo Industries *Galina Voronina - Very resourceful Master Assassin, member of the Altair II crew, recruited and trained Assassins, she was the last of the Russian Assassins *Laetitia England - Head of the Operations Division of Abstergo Industries, member of the Inner Sanctum *Victoria Bibeau - Was a Templar but later joined the Assassins and worked with Layla in discovering Atlantis *Alannah Ryan (voice) - A multilingual Assassin, Layla's team historian *Deanna Geary (voice) - A friend and doctor of Layla, worked with Layla when they were tasked with finding an artifact in Egypt *Animus (voice) - I'll always hear "Loading" when I think of the Animus voice (love those Truth glyph puzzles!) Isu: *Juno - An Isu scientist, member of the Capitoline Triad, worshipped by the Instruments of the First Will, was considered to be one of the main antagonists of the series *Minerva - An Isu scientist, member of the Capitoline Triad, tries to warn Desmond of Juno's plot to enslave the world *Aletheia - Dikastes of Atlantis, did not believe in the divinity of the Isu, created simulations from her memories to help the Keeper learn to use the Staff of Hermes Trismegistus (a Piece of Eden). Assassin's Creed: *Maria Thorpe - Decoy for the Templar Robert de Sablé, married Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad, at first a Templar she later joined the Assassins Assassin's Creed II: *Maria Auditore - An Assassin, mother of Master Assassin & Mentor Ezio Auditore *Claudia Auditore - Sister of Ezio, savvy businesswoman, lead the Italian Assassins while Ezio was away on his journey to find Masyaf *Cristina Vespucci - Young love of Ezio Auditore, helped Ezio with the death rites of his father and brothers *Paola - Leader of the Florentine courtesans, an Assassin, taught Ezio ways to be stealthy *Rosa - Member of the Venetian Thieves Guild and later an Assassin, helped Ezio with her famous climb leap ability *Teodora Contanto - Leader of the Venetian courtesans, founded her own brothel, an Assassin *Caterina Sforza - Countess of Forli, ally of the Assassins, fiercely independent *Eve - Proto Assassin, leader of the human rebellion against the Isu *Annetta - House maid for the Auditore family, helped the surviving Auditore members get to safety at her sister, Paola's, place *Bianca - Couldn't forget to mention the sword that Bartolomeo d'Alviano loved so much! Assassin's Creed Brotherhood: *Pantasilea Baglioni - smart wife of Bartolomeo d'Alviano, introduced Ezio to Assassin contracts *Lucrezia Borgia - a Templar, daughter of Rodrigo Borgia, brother of Cesare Borgia, Duchess of Ferrara Assassin's Creed Revelations: *Sofia Sartor - Wife of Ezio Auditore, businesswoman, scholarly and intelligent *Dilara - Ottoman spy, worked with Ezio to rid the Templars from the area Assassin's Creed III: *Kaniehtí:io - a Kanien'kehá:ka warrior, known as Ziio, mother of Ratonhnhaké:ton, ally of the Templar Haytham Kenway in killing Edward Braddock *Oiá:ner - Clan Mother, protector of their village, showed the Crystal Ball (a Piece of Eden) to Ratonhnhaké:ton, sent him on his journey to meet the Assassin Achilles Davenport *Deborah Carter - known as Dobby, one of Connor's Colonial Assassin recruits *Prudence, Myriam, Ellen, Catherine, Diana, and Corrine - Women on the Homestead, all helped Connor and the people on the Homestead Assassin's Creed Liberation: *Aveline de Grandpré - An Assassin of French & African heritage, worked to free slaves in the area, infiltrated the Templars to ultimately remove them from New Orleans *Jeanne - A former slave, Mother of Aveline de Grandpré, escaped to Chichen Itza and stayed there to help the local community *Elise Lafleur - A smuggler on the Louisiana Bayou, ally of Aveline de Grandpré *Madeleine de L'Isle - Master Templar of the Louisiana Rite, stepmother of Aveline de Grandpré, considered by the Templars to be one of the "Great Minds in History" Assassin's Creed IV, Black Flag: *Mary Read - A member of the West Indies Assassins, one of the founders of the Pirate Republic in Nassau, a strong influence in the character growth of Edward Kenway *Anne Bonny - A pirate in the West Indies, close friend of Edward Kenway, quartermaster of the Jackdaw *Caroline Scott-Kenway - Wife of Edward Kenway, independent, chose to marry Edward instead of a man she was "promised" to, raised Jennifer alone while Edward was off playing pirate, umm privateer *Jennifer Scott - Daughter of Edward & Caroline, kept the surname Scott from her mother, was kidnapped by the Templars and enslaved as a concubine & servant, despite her own troubles believed the Templars & Assassins should work together *Rhona Dinsmore - Led the Assassin Bureau in Havana, teamed up with Edward in eliminating the Templar Hilary Flint, was asked to look after the Crystal Skull when Edward was trying locate the Templar Grand Master Laureano de Torres y Ayala *Opía Apito - Led the Assassin Bureau on the Cayman Islands, teamed up with Edward in eliminating the Templar Lucia Márquez, strong believer in personal freedom *Lucia Márquez - A resourceful thief, lived on the streets and supported herself until she joined the Templars *Jing Lang - A pirate and a Templar, traveled the world and had a skill for languages Assassin's Creed IV, Black Flag, Freedom Cry dlc: *Bastienne Josèphe - A free businesswoman of color, owner & madam of a brothel, supporter of the Maroon Rebellion, ally of the Templars using the money she earned to free slaves, Assassin's Creed Rogue: *Hope Jensen - A Colonial Assassin, an Assassin instructor, was a leader among many of the gangs in New York *Cassidy Finnegan - Mother of a Templar who had died, along with her husband was asked by the Templar George Monro to care for a wounded Shay Cormac, gave Shay their son's Templar outfit *Onatah - Clan Mother of Orenda an Oneida village, told Shay of the legend of the Sky Woman and how he can obtain the Native Armor Assassin's Creed Unity: *Elise de la Serre - Daughter of the French Templar Grand Master, met with Jennifer Scott and agreed to use the letters written by Haytham Kenway for peace between Assassins & Templars, with Arno's help proceeded to remove the Templars from power involved in her father's death *Marie Lévesque - Born into a distinguished family of Templars, supported Francois-Thomas Germain when he was expelled from the Templar Order, was responsible for the grain shortage leading to the events of the French Revolution *Sophie Trenet - French Master Assassin, member of the Assassin Council, advocate for freedom of the oppressed *Théroigne de Méricourt - Activist during the French Revolution, strong advocate for rights for women, defended the poor, an ally of the Assassins *Charlotte Gouze - A French Assassin, manager of the Café Théâtre, recommended missions to Arno to stop crimes and to save their Assassin informants Assassin's Creed Unity, Dead Kings dlc: *Madame Margot - A kind hearted woman who ran an orphanage taking in abandoned children, was sympathetic to Arno's depression, a mother figure to an orphan boy named Léon Assassin's Creed Syndicate: *Evie Frye - A Master Assassin, pursued Pieces of Eden in London, along with her brother removed the Grand Master Templar Crawford Starrick from power, later put an end to the Jack the Ripper murders *Clara O'Dea - Young ally of the Assassins, oversaw a network of street orphans, provided information to the Assassins in exchange for their help in liberating children working in factories *Pearl Attaway - A Templar, owner of Attaway Transport, shrewd businesswoman, turned down a marriage proposal from her cousin Crawford Starrick to keep the business in her name, not afraid to use others to get what she wanted *Florence Nightingale - Founder of modern nursing, introduced social reforms for improved healthcare, ally of the Assassins *Lucy Thorne - British Templar in London, Crawford Starrick's right hand woman, expert in the occult and the Pieces of Eden, *Mary Anne Disraeli - Wife of Benjamin DIsraeli British Prime Minister, feisty and outspoken, participated in charity functions, prominent in British society *Queen Victoria - Queen of the United Kingdom, longest reign of any British monarch (for that time), aided the Assassins, bestowed the Order of the Sacred Garter honor upon Evie & Jacob Frye and Henry Green *Lydia Frye - British Assassin, granddaughter of Jacob Frye and grand-niece of Evie Frye, worked with Winston Churchill in protecting the city of London from the Templars and spies during WWI *Agnes MacBean - Owner of a train she called "Bertha", agreed to work for the Frye twins, took care of the upgrades on the train that served as a hideout for the Assassins *Blighter Templar gang leaders - Bloody Nora, Lilla Graves, Octavia Plumb, Edith Swinebourne Assassin's Creed Syndicate, Jack the Ripper dlc: *Nellie - A prostitute in London, assisted Evie Frye in freeing the brothels from the influence of the Rooks who were in Jack the Ripper's service, *Lady O (Olwyn Owers) - Ally of Jack the Ripper, took over brothels to use the information obtained by the prostitutes to blackmail clients, presented herself publicly as concerned with the "unfortunates" or "fallen women" Assassin's Creed Origins: *Aya/Amunet - Co-founder of the Hidden Ones, wife of Bayek of Siwa, allied herself with Cleopatra, worked to eliminate the Order of the Ancients, later referred to herself as Amunet and was credited for the death of Cleopatra, is immortalized with a statue in the Sanctuary of the Auditore Villa in Monteriggioni *Cleopatra VII Thea Philopator - Last pharaoh of Egypt, charismatic and intelligent, allied herself with prominent men and was often in relationships with them as a means to further her own goals *Berenike - Member of the Order of Ancients known as the "Crocodile", fiercely protective of the Order, ruler of the Faiyum Nome *Khaliset - Member of the Order of Ancients known as the "Hyena", studied the ancient symbols in the Isu vault below Khufu's Pyramid, tamed hyenas and was skilled with a bow *Praxilla - A healer in Cyrenaica, worked to heal the poor in her father's clinic in Balagrae, was a part of Cyrene's Triumvirate, *Kensa - An old friend of Bayek of Siwa, was a gladiatrix in the arena in Krokodilopolis, teamed up with Bayek in the arena *Tahira - One of the first members of the Hidden Ones, old friend of Bayek of Siwa, protected Egyptian wildlife in the Nile Delta, established a Hidden Ones bureau in Klysma Nome in the Sinai *Taimhotep - Wife of the High Priest in Memphis, deeply religious, requested Bayek's help in participating in a ritual to save her unborn child Assassin's Creed Origins, The Hidden Ones dlc: *Shaqilat - Member of the Hidden Ones in Sinai, freed the slaves in the Klysma Quarry, was present when Bayek & Amunet presented the tenets Assassin's Creed Origins, The Curse of the Pharaohs dlc: *Tahemet - An Egyptian antiquarian and historian, an associate of Bayek of Siwa, helped him in his investigation of the Curse of the Pharaohs *Isidora - A High Priestess called the God's Wife of the Amun at the Temple of Karnak, conjured a curse to take revenge against tomb robbers who killed her mother Assassin's Creed Odyssey: *Kassandra - Known as the "Eagle Bearer", a Spartan misthios (mercenary), granddaughter of King Leonidas I of Sparta, opposed the Order of Ancients, defeated the Cult of Kosmos, mother of Elpidios *Phoibe - An Athenian orphan, young friend and protégé of Kassasndra, street smart, worked for Aspasia *Myrrine - Mother of Kassandra and Alexios, daughter of King Leonidas I of Sparta, known as the "Phoenix" while in hiding, leader of Naxos, with Kassandra's help exposed one of the Spartan kings as a member of the Cult of Kosmos, *Aspasia - An Athenian hetaera, lover and companion of Perikles, had great influence over Athenian politics, was the Ghost of Kosmos *Kyra - Greek rebellion leader on Mykonos, was the daughter of Podarkes - a member of the Cult of Kosmos, was skilled in archery and hunting, *Chrysis - Priestess of Hera, member of the Cult of Kosmos, took infants including baby Alexios from Myrrine and raised them to serve the Cult of Kosmos, felt by doing so she greatly strengthened the Cult *Diona - A Priestess of Aphrodite, a member of the Cult of Kosmos, tasks Kassandra with a number of jobs that ultimately clears the way to kill her own twin sister *Xenia - A Greek pirate, associate of Aspasia, sailed for a while with the Phoenix, overtook the town of Koressia on Keos and made the local temple of Athena as her hideout, searched for legendary treasures *Anthousa - A hetaera, an associate of the Athenian statesman Alkibiades, assisted Kassandra in the search for Myrrine in exchange for Kassandra's help in eliminating the Monger who was a member of the Cult of Kosmos *Bryce - The lover of Ligeia who was a member of the Daughters of Artemis, asked for Kassandra's help in rescuing her lover from the Writhing Dread not realizing Ligeia was Medusa herself *Odessa - An adventurer from Megaris, claimed to be a descendant of Odysseus, was a target of The Master who was a member of the Cult of Kosmos, requested help from Kassandra to aid her sick father *The Pythia - The Oracle of Delphi, the High Priestess in the Temple of Apollo, her prophecies were always highly regarded and very influential *Praxithea - Formerly the Pythia, forced by the Cult of Kosmos to prophesize in the Cult's favor, was later remorseful of the role she played *Daphnae - The leader of the Daughters of Artemis, tasks Kassandra with hunting down all the Legendary Beasts *Roxana - A champion from Hydrea, participated in the Battle of One Hundred Hands - a tournament, *Aikaterine - An Athenian hetaera, muse of the actor Thespis, asks Kassandra for help in killing Commander Rhexenor who was a member of the Cult of Kosmos *Cultists (various branches) - Sotera, Nyx the Shadow, The Chimera, The Octopus, Zoisme, Iokaste the Seer, Deianeira, Deimos (is Kassandra if you choose to play the game as Alexios) Assassin's Creed Odyssey, Legacy of the First Blade dlc: *Neema - (If you choose the play the game as Alexios), daughter of Darius, lover of Alexios, mother of Elpidios *Kleta - A Greek woman living in Achaia, had influence in the village of Boura, was questioned by the Order about seeing Kassandra and Darius, mother of Phila *Phila - Known as the "Tempest", a Magus of the Order of the Storm which was a branch of the Order of Ancients, captain of the Skylla Assassin's Creed Odyssey, The Fate of Atlantis dlc: *Persephone - An Isu, daughter of Zeus, wife of Hades, ruled the Elysium realm, appears in the simulation created by Aletheia Hekate - An Isu, worshipped in Greek mythology as a goddess of magic & necromancy, resided in Elysium, friend of Persephone, appears in the simulation created by Aletheia *Elpis - A human who appears in Aletheia's simulation, lover of Atlas, hoped to influence the politics of Atlantis and ease the tensions between the Isu and humans, created a device that turned her into a hybrid, became an Archon of Atlantis Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China: *Shao Jun - Master Assassin from China, a former concubine, fled to Italy after the Assassins were purged to seek out help from Ezio Auditore, returned to China and restored the Chinese Brotherhood becoming its Mentor, well known for her hidden foot blade and rope darts *Empress Zhang - Second wife of the Emperor, childhood friend of Shao Jun, chose to remain behind when Shao Jun came to rescue her and the concubines India : *Pyara Kaur - Daughter of Maharaja Kharak Singh, wife of Assassin Arbaaz Mir, mother of Jayadeep Mir (Henry Green), activated the Koh-i-Noor *Iltani - Assassinated Alexander the Great, she left scrolls about her mission which are read by Arbaaz Mir, honored with a statue in the Sanctuary in the Auditore Villa in Monteriggioni Russia: *Anastasia Romanova - A Russian princess, last surviving member of the Romanov family, under the protection of the Russian Assassin Nikolai Orelov, bonded with the memories of Shao Jun through contact of Ezio's Precursor Box Assassin's Creed Multiplayer: AC Brotherhood - Courtesan, Dama Rossa, Hellequin, Smuggler, Thief AC Revelations - Brigand, Corsair, Courtesan, Thespian, Trickster, Vanguard AC III - The Independent, Lady Maverick, Pioneer AC IV Black Flag - Fire Brand, Lady Black, Orchid, Puppeteer, Rebel, Siren Assassin's Creed (movie): *Sofia Rikkin - A Templar scientist, Head of the Abstergo Foundation Rehabilitation Center, an idealist looking to use Pieces of Eden to create a place of peace for humanity *Ellen Kaye - Templar member of the Council of Elders, chairwoman on the Board of Directors of Abstergo Industries *Lin - An Assassin test subject held at the Abstergo Foundation Rehabilitation Center, worked with Callum Lynch in assassinating Alan Rikkin Comics & Novels: (Please note - just as I didn't repeatedly mention a character if they made an appearance in more than one game, I'm not repeating characters that appear in both the games and in the comics & novels.) Charlotte de la Cruz, Quila, Jennifer Query, My'shell Lemair, Florencia, Durga, Maggie, Elsie, Dorothy Osborne, Glaucia Acosta, Hannah Mueller, Monima Das, Siobahn Dhami, Leila, Lisa de Giocondo, Io:nhiòte, Alice, Julia Dusk, Zhang Zhi, Natalya Aliyev, Grace Collins, Mitsuko Nakamura, Joan of Arc, Agneta Reider, Anaya Chodary, Eliza, Adelina Patti, Azize Various factions/groups that contain women: Beggars - AC (original game) Courtesans - ACII, AC Brotherhood Romani - AC Revelations Assassin Recruits - AC Brotherhood, AC Revelations "Dancers" - AC Black Flag Assassins - AC Black Flag (in the Assassin Stronghold in Tulum) Assassin Stalkers - AC Rogue Rooks - AC Syndicate Unfortunates or Fallen Women - AC Syndicate Hetaerae - AC Odyssey Fun fact on AC Brotherhood: You can activate the Sisterhood cheat in game when you 100% complete all memories of Sequence 4. Activating this cheat will make all the Assassins Recruits female. Final notes & thoughts: *A big thank you to the Assassin's Creed Wiki for being a great source of information. *Also, thank you to /u/Lacrossedeamon for assistance with the list of women in the comics. I greatly appreciate it. <3 *A warm shout out to all the developers and creators who have brought all these women to life in the games and other media. Keep up the great work! Can't wait to see more female characters in future Assassin's Creed games & media. *This post was not created to slight or diminish any of the male characters in the series, but rather to celebrate the achievements of the females. I adore the male characters, absolutely love them. (Edward Kenway will always be my favorite.) I simply wanted to spotlight the accomplishments of the women, in hopes that we will one day be able to welcome a sole female protagonist in the games. This is my way of lending support for #ACSisterhood! [link] [comments] | ||
| Odyssey has some really brave NPCs. Posted: 16 Aug 2020 07:30 PM PDT Is it just me or do other people watch an NPC in Odyssey run off while your fighting some guards and when they come back with a broom or shovel your just like, "So you have chosen death."? [link] [comments] | ||
| NoriTaiga as Kassandra | Assassin’s Creed Odyssey (inst: noritaiga) Posted: 16 Aug 2020 01:48 PM PDT
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| Ratonhnhaké:ton, Pencil Art, 2020, work in progress Posted: 16 Aug 2020 01:17 PM PDT
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| Unity & Syndicate were the closest AC games to reality Posted: 16 Aug 2020 04:44 AM PDT They had vibrant and vivid graphics and atmosphere, you don't feel like you are playing in a simulation with NPCs, you feel you are part of the events. The storylines and characters might not have been as good as AC2, Black Flag, Origins, but the historical background, places, figures were miles better and more diverse and engaging than any other AC games (French Revolution, Industrial Revolution, meeting revolutionaries, scientists, philosophers, etc). Gameplay was decent and the customization in Unity was one of the greatest features in AC. And finally, the hidden message behind them is deep and meaningful (anti-establishment, liberation of the workers, etc) [link] [comments] | ||
| I'm not a fan of the Valhalla Soundtrack Posted: 16 Aug 2020 11:20 PM PDT I've listened to it all and I get little emotional feelings from it. There are some melodies that spark a little but never a tune that really gets me going. And you could argue that I need to attach a story to the music but I'd argue that I had listened to other soundtracks and loved them before playing the games, e.g Ezio's Family and Rogue Theme. You can disagree and like them. I ain't saying they are bad either - better than anything I could produce. Just curious if I'm an outlier. [link] [comments] | ||
| Arno should have been a Templar (Spoilers for Unity) Posted: 16 Aug 2020 02:23 PM PDT So I've been thinking about this for a while since replaying AC Unity and Arno has a really weak reason to be an assassin, and if anything he has a good reason to not be an assassin, seeing as he was raised by a Templar, is currently horny for a Templar, and in a giant, bloody revolution when upper class people like Arno are being mob murdered, order seems more appealing than freedom. So I thought about it for a while and realised that if Arno was a Templar, it would drastically improve the story of Unity. Let me explain. So imagine if in that section after the Bastille when Elise kicks Arno out, what if Arno explained that he wasn't an assassin and he didn't know what she was talking about. Then, Elise explains that Daddy De La Serre was a Templar, she's a Templar, the murderer wants her dead too, the murderer has proclaimed himself the new Grand Master, and (This isn't canon but let's roll with it), Daddy De La Serre was training her to succeed him as Grand Master after he retired. Arno would most likely want to help, seeing as he's horny for Elise and she and DDLS were basically robbed of the Grand Master title, so he agrees to help her and in return, Elise gives Arno DDLS's Templar uniform, weapons and equipment, and officially inducts him as a Templar. Things progress as normal, except instead of Pisspot, Elise does the intel, using her Templar training, and finds out Sivert's location. Arno assassinates Sivert but when he leaves, he is confronted by Pisspot, who asks what the hell he's doing dressed as a Templar and assassinating people on his own. Arno can't explain, worried he might put Elise in danger, and Pisspot warns him that killing Sivert has put him on the Assassin's radar; they're now going to start gunning for him. In a desperate situation, Arno decides to present himself to the Assassin's and explain everything. Elise thinks it's a terrible idea but goes along anyway because Arno is convinced that being open with the Assassin's will work. Elise snoops about and discovers that the Assassin's operate out of the Cafe Theatre, so both of them head there. Once they arrive, they are apprehended by Assassins and ask for Pisspot, who arrives confused and agrees to take them to the Assassin council so they can talk. Once in the council room surrounded by Assassins, The council ask Arno what he and Elise are doing here and Arno explains the situation, that Elise is the rightful Grand Master of the Templars, that DDLS was murdered by the current Grand Master and that they are trying to track him down. The council asks why he is here at the Assassin's HQ and Arno asks for their help, stating that with a little recon, intel and assistance, they can see Elise into the Grand Master position and if that happens, there could be a very likely truce, or even an alliance. The council doubt it, saying that truces have been tried in the past, but Arno stands that this could be the time it works, this could be a chance for old enemies to finally embrace their differences, to unite. Eventually, the council bites and agrees to offer assistance to the De La Serre effort, despite Pisspot's protests that the union could never happen. This could start a Templar civil war in which Germains Templar Order and Arno's Templar Order clash, perhaps even reintroducing Assassin recruits as Templar recruits. The game could have you building up a new Templar offshoot led by Elise, all while taking out Germain's Templars with the help of the Assassins. The best part is that most of the story could be left untouched, as most of the story is spent hunting Germain's Templars. You could even keep Pisspot's betrayal and the aggressive way he talks to Arno and it would make more sense. Elise and Arno's relationship would lose the "forbidden love" aspect and gain a kind of "partners in crime" relationship. The ending could have Arno, Elise and the Assassin council form a truce or it could end with simple, sweet vengeance, or even just the same way it ended in the base game and any way you choose, I think it'd work. I don't know if it's just me, but I swear every part of the story could be made better by having Arno switch sides. I don't think it'd be too hard to work around the actual historical events as well. The only real loss would have been Assassin Ranks, co op missions and a few motivations and dialogue lines. TLDR: Arno has more reason to be a Templar than an an assassin and it would have improved the story a lot while only getting rid of a little Also Arno wearing Shay's duds looks fly AF [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 16 Aug 2020 09:11 PM PDT As it says, I've got Unity on a shelf and I'm a fan of its style and items but I want to ask: is the game still fun without multiplayer? [link] [comments] | ||
| Some fan-made Assassins' symbols by me Posted: 16 Aug 2020 05:53 AM PDT | ||
| When are Altair’s abilities returned in Assassin’s Creed 1? Posted: 16 Aug 2020 10:12 PM PDT Without me saying ANYTHING else and triggering a poorly programmed automod: "At what point again can Altair both tackle and counter in AC1?" [link] [comments] | ||
| Modern Day Next Gen concept, starring the descendant of Eve, reliving sections of her life Posted: 16 Aug 2020 03:06 PM PDT
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| Ubisoft Sofia should replace Quebec as the second Assassin's Creed dev team. Posted: 16 Aug 2020 08:39 AM PDT Ubisoft Sofia have been part of Assassin's Creed for several years now and have a pretty good track record too. Liberation was a good game let down by the limitations of the Vita and most likely its smaller budget given it was a spin-off, Rogue was a great game overlooked by many due to being last gen exclusive (at first anyway) and suffered from having to stick very close to Black Flag's formula and the Curse of the Pharaohs DLC for Origins is absolutely amazing, in my opinion the best DLC of the franchise. Sofia is a team with great potential, obvious talent and dare I say some real love for Assassin's Creed. Compare this to Quebec's treatment of both the licence and the fanbase and you can see the difference. I'm not a Quebec hater (I genuinely loved Syndicate and despite many caveats like Odyssey) but how divisive their games have been, compared to even Assassin's Creed III and Unity, cannot be denied nor good for the franchise or Ubisoft themselves. If Quebec wanna stick with Gods and Monsters then Ubisoft should let them and promote Sofia to a full time Assassin's Creed team. [link] [comments] | ||
| Assassins creed: odyssey ultimate edition include everything right? Posted: 16 Aug 2020 09:11 PM PDT Just making sure I'm not missing out on any expansions or extra missions, and if I am what else I need to purchase. Was on sale in Microsoft store for 30$ which is amazing. [link] [comments] | ||
| AC and possible new limitations Posted: 16 Aug 2020 10:35 PM PDT Sorry if this has been posted here and I am honestly seeking constructive convos not trying to spark a debate on if the old formula for Ac games is better than the new one or vice versa But at the end of the day the new RPG elements limit what can be done I feel like because with the elements you have different weapons to choose and different armors which is a driving force for these types of Rpgs. So I feel like they have now trapped themselves back in time periods where armor was used because once guns came into play such as muskets, going around wearing different types of armor became obsolete. It still obviously does leave a whole lot of years for games to explore but I feel like having certain elements in place is going to lead to limitations on time periods and could possibly eventually lead to every game feeling semi-similair since they all are featured before the 1500s I think, I don't remember the exact years armor started to be thrown out as something used. But hey, I might be wrong and people on here might call me dumb. Just let me know what you think. [link] [comments] | ||
| So which Assassin's Creed is your favorite? Posted: 16 Aug 2020 03:37 PM PDT Ever since quarantine started I decided to go through my backlog and 100% every Assassin's Creed. I'd never played the franchise before and although the 1st one was a slog to get through ever since the 2nd game I've been hooked. I'm not sure how I feel about the changes they made with Origin in terms of it being an Assassin's game but I can't help but admit that they're addicting. I think 4 is a great pirate game but not so much an Assassin's Creed game. With that being said just off of pure enjoyment I think my favorites have been 2, Odyssey, and 4. If we're going off the feelijg if being an Assassin then I think the Ezio trilogy and Assassin's Creed Rogue are my favorites. What are your thoughts? [link] [comments] | ||
| What do you think are some possible DLC's locations? Posted: 16 Aug 2020 01:44 PM PDT I think that either Ireland or Iceland would be great to see. Also I hope the dlc structure is like odyssey being space out more to keep me coming back. [link] [comments] | ||
| Assassin’s creed India as a future game Posted: 16 Aug 2020 05:43 PM PDT I think it would be super fun to have a major game set in India. Maybe during the colonial times for an easy conflict and lots of fun interactions [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 16 Aug 2020 02:31 PM PDT Honest question: what the fuck am I doing wrong when trying to beat Alexios/Deimos? 90% of the battle he's impervious to any attacks. I've tried 6 times now and I never get him to below around 40% health, at which point he turns into some demi god and it's nigh impossible to avoid damage from him, whilst he's still in some unattackable state and every attack just bounces off of him. I've never been more frustrated with a battle than this one. [link] [comments] | ||
| Where are the little story notes in Odyssey? Posted: 16 Aug 2020 05:29 AM PDT I've just started Odyssey off the back of Origins and I've realised, one of the reasons the world feels kinda lifeless is its lack of small world building notes you can find and read. Like in Origins in almost every location there would be some small message from the people who lived there with cool back story about the place - like a fisherman worried about nearby bandits, or the words of a religious rite used by the priests of a temple. I absolutely loved these, they make the world feel real and alive despite just being text and they're pretty much a staple of other open world rpgs which Ubisoft seems to want to emulate. So why the hell did they remove them from Odyssey? Now when I discover a new location with cool name like the Sanctuary of Aphrodite it might as well be called Cave 23 because there's nothing really that distinguishes it from the last 20 caves I've been to. I really don't have much desire to explore this world which is a shame given how pretty it is. Anyone else miss these? [link] [comments] | ||
| Is a fully Isu based AC game possible? Posted: 16 Aug 2020 10:41 PM PDT Do y'all think we could ever get a full Isu based AC title? [link] [comments] | ||
| Why does the wiki presume we all picked K as the protagonist? Posted: 16 Aug 2020 09:31 PM PDT Without spoiling anything, why does the wiki treat Alexios as Diemos? Is that their official view of the game? I thought they'd have seperate pages for the different choices of the protagonist. Edit: I've just seen that the actual canon of the story is Kassandra being the protagonist. I'm like 3 week into the story as Alexios and if I knew I'd have chosen Kassandra. Thanks Ubisoft for wasting my time. [link] [comments] | ||
| AC brotherhood mission - need help! (The Ezio Collection) Posted: 16 Aug 2020 05:38 PM PDT Hello everyone! I'm playing through the Ezio collection, and I really need help locating a classic mission. I remember when I was playing AC Brotherhood back in the day, there was a mission where you could fight roughly 2 enemies gathered in an area in the north of Rome, just south of the bridge over to the Vatican. If you headed north to the bridge, you could even add more enemies. If you had purchased mercs and called in assassins, it was superb. However, I cannot find this mission anywhere in the Ezio collection. If Anyone could help me with the mission Title or number I would really appreciate it! P.S. It isn't the one where you take out brutes on the bridge, or where you take out graduates within the Vatican. [link] [comments] | ||
| Tips for AC3 combat? Really struggling to pick it up. Posted: 16 Aug 2020 05:34 PM PDT I've only played AC1 and the Ezio trilogy. I just started 3 and I cannot get the hang of it. It also seems like you sometimes get detected and sometimes dont? Assassinating is more difficult? Are there good guides for someone who was very used to the previous combat? I havent gotten to connor yet - does it get better? [link] [comments] |
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