Assassins Creed 2

There most likely were, but Assassin is a loose term. Anyone hired to kill someone else can be considered an Assassin.

(sigh) Do not listen to that last answer. Altair lost his ring finger because it showed that he as the user was committed enough to the blade, it also needed to be removed because that's where the blade comes out of and the ring finger would be in the way. That's why in Assassins Creed 2 when Ezio first gets his hidden blade Leonardo da Vinci jokingly tells him to put out his ring finger in order to cut it off. Ezio on the other hand does not need to get his finger cut off because over the years the hidden blade has been modified. It also shows he is so dedicated to the cause he will not fall in love and get married. As there is now no ring finger to put the ring on.

Well it is the 2nd ,3rd ,5th ,8th and 9th

pictures that have sum sorta sun god in them

I hope that helped

you don't "find" it you just do a bunch of main memorys (the ! marks)

On Xbox 360, simply press Y to purchase their services (depending on how far you are in the game, this will cost between 75-150f). They can free-run with you across rooftops and can be sent to distract guards.

Have the hidden blade selected, and make sure you're holding the block button. it's the same as countering with any other weapon, but you need to press the counter button almost right before the attack hits you. You can't press it as early as the longer blades allow you to. however, if you are successful, you will automatically kill any enemy except a boss, and even with the bosses you still might kill them.

Yes, it depends on what games console you have it on. For example: If you have it on the XBOX 360 you have to have XBOX live.

I think you need to get altairs armor

From cloud180:

You also must complete each secondary memory. This includes the feathers and treasures. You must also get all of the statuettes in the villa. Easy to find and all are in the city. If you do not have the black edition or the DLC you cannot get 100%. There are also 3 templar locations and 1 extra assassin's tomb that are required. To get the extra assassin's tomb you must have a ubisoft account and go to the ubisoft store in the game menu and collect from there.

There are eight statuettes, all of which are located in Monteriggioni (Mario's villa.) A walkthrough detailing the exact locations of each statue can be found here:

http://halo2and34u.com/Assassins_Creed_2_Statue_Locations.aspx

the first Assassin's Creed game took place 200-300 years before the sequel, so it is impossible that Giovanni Auditore, was in it.

If you mean have no sword at all go to a brute(big dudes in armor) With axes and huge swords they do a move where they lift up there weapon and hold it behind there back they might wack you to the ground or smack your weapon out of your hand

if you want to switch weapons go to the villa and switch them or pick up a new weapon in the weapon room (when you walk in the front door turn left)

About 50 to 60 dollars.

it is under the family mansion. over the game you can complete various tombs hidden away which allow you to get seals. once you have all 6 (which i do) you go back to the crpt and place the seals on the statues. this unlocks altairs armor.

Yes there will be another Assassins creed Wich will be Edward Kennway ( Conner Kennways brother) It is a carry on from Assassins Creed 3. This game will be called Assassins creed IV: Black Flag

Once all codex are collected and decyphered, place them on the codex wall. Enter eagle vision and youll see a puzzle, rotate all the pieces to show a map with what looks to be a map of all the pieces of eden?

The assassin in the game "Assassins creed" is called Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad. The assassin in the games "Assassins creed II","Assassins creed Bortherhood" and "Assassins creed Revelations is called Ezio Auditore. In "Assassins creed III" the assassin is called Connor Kenway. In "Assassins creed IV" the assassin is called Edward Kenway. Hope this helped :)

after you exit the main entrance to your house in monteriggioni, turn to the left and walk towards the first building that's on the same floor level as the house. walk to the edge of the floor level and its on the wall, below the roof, next to a mini doghouse-looking thing.

He's had relationships with several women such as Caterina Sforza and Rosa the thief, but he does not have a girlfriend. The closest thing to a girlfriend he's had is Christina Vespucci, the woman Ezio sleeps with near the very start of the game.

He sees her several times over the years: after his family's execution, after his two years' training in Monteriggioni, where she reveals that she is engaged, in Venice during Carnevale where she screams that she loved him and does not care that Manfredo loves her, and in an undisclosed location that is thought to be Rome, where she (and possibly Manfredo) are killed by Savanarola's men.

They share a final kiss before Christina dies. Afterwards, Ezio becomes more reserved and less of a womaniser.

To get your weapons back after you bought an new weapon, your weapon gets knocked out of your hands, or if you trained at the fight ring, all you have to do is head into your villa, then go into the first left room and there will be weapon racks. You only find weapons you there if you have payed money to buy them.

if it is on xbox you run into a croud and click a

Simply go to a Tailor, access it, highlight the original robes (they should be the very first option in the list of different outfits), and select it. It will then tell you that you've already purchased these, and asks if you'd like to re-equip them. Select yes.

I haven't finished it yet, still need 3 more but I believe it is supposed to help you fulfill the prophecy or stop it? Something along those lines. From what I've stablished thus far, it is a map of sorts when viewed in Eagle Vision. May be a guide?

No, no and yes. The first two Assassins Creed's are not online. But the newest one, on Xbox 360 and PlayStation3, Assassins Creed Brotherhood, is online where you can assassinate online people while they try and assassinate you.

So this answer depends on which Assassins Creed you are talking about.

No. Though many fans are convinced that Ezio Auditore was a real man because so many of his supporters throughout the games were real (Niccolo Machiavelli, Caterina Sforza, Leonardo da Vinci, etc), I assure you that Ezio was entirely fake. And although the town of Monterigionni does exist, the Auditore Villa does not.