Assassins Creed

You need to climb up the tower, undetected, and if you are detected, then, if you want the full synchronisation, then you will have to do it again. However, if you just want to do it, then just climb up the tower and follow the markers, killing all who dare oppose you.

look for the apples in each picture

You can do literally anything you want in the free roaming aspect. Run on buildings, run on the ground, do jumps, do rolls, climb, kill people, steal from people, use boats, use ziplines, use pots to swing, use beams to jump and balance across. The possibilities are almost endless!

Yes,most of it's just fantasy.There is only a small amount of blood and its a really good game.It's the same thing with assassins creed brotherhood

No, you get given them as you progress throughout the story, you find and get given codex pages, which translate to instructions for hidden blade upgrades, you take these to Leonardo da vinci and he upgrades your hidded blade. :D

you can try and take the creed yourself. you also need a trusted friend who is good at building things, especially your hidden blade. it takes years of training to get into physical shape, but if your ready use it for justice. you will also need to leave EVERY aspect of your life behind.

For the xbox all you have to do is release the right trigger in the air and hit x.

If your lucky, then to be an assassin you can be rarely 16, but the right age is 17.

chicken butt

Brotherhood picks up right where 2 leaves off. So if you are looking for Story, start with 2, however brotherhood has a multiplayer mode, which is pretty decent.

Given the state of the world at the time and the part of it in which he lives, in addition to what he does, what he experiences and what he knows, it is hard to see him as a pure atheist. He may be somewhat agnostic or cynical or religion, but it is evident he must have some belief in a higher power.

At no point in the game does he explicitly say that he is an atheist. However, he is not shown as being religious, either. He should be thought of as an agnostic in that respect.

It shows you a video that leads you to unlock "The Truth" behind what Abstergo industries is doing with the Animus, etc. It doesn't answer all questions directly, and I assume we will learn more in the third installment, but it's a short little clip.

The Castello Sant Angelo

Blacksmith's or the main assassin headquarters (I don't have the game but have played the rest)

Any city that has been used in Assassin's Creed is real. Here is a list of the cities used so far:

-Masyaf

-Acre

-Jerusalem

-Damascus

-Florence

-Monterigionni

-Tuscany

-Venice

-Rome

-Romagna

-Constantinople

I must admit, I personally think Modern Warfare 2 is awesome, and better than Assassin's Creed II. This is because of the massive amount of time you can spend on the online mulitplayer and the new Special Operations (Spec Ops) where you and a friend can do challenges with vehicles, defending yourself from waves of enemies etc.

Assassin's Creed II is also very good, but I think the multiplayer aspect of AS2 is nothing compared to the fun you can have on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2.

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The first one is set in the middle east around Jerusalem around the time of the third crusade. the second takes place in various cities in renaissance Italy in the 1400's. Botherhoods takes place a few years later but is specifically in Rome. The third in the Ezio saga that is coming out next takes place in Constantinople at the height of the ottoman empire.

Altair didn't die in Bloodlines. The details of Altair's death are completely unknown to us, and is never revealed. The only clue given is in Codex Page 30, in which Altair describes his realization that he's soon to pass away, and appears tempted to use the Piece of Eden to elongate his lifespan. Whether or not he did is a mystery.

Unfortunately (because it looks awesome) no.

Apparently you can only exit it during the "Desmond" segment of the game... kinda sucks

In other words no. You will have to start a new game.

No, there is no need to complete every mission at 100% synch. However, there is an achievement/trophy unlocked (Il Principe - 100G) for completing the entire game (including the DLC, the Da Vinci Disappearance) at 100% synch.

Depending on where you are in the Memory Sequence he can be found in Florence, Venice or Montigerionni (The Villa). He is only in the Villa for Memory Sequence 14. Otherwise you can look for the "L" on the map in Florence or Venice to find him.

In Desmond's era, it's set in August of 2012. In Ezio's era, it takes place from 1499 - 1507.

You can't. You hold the Apple for the duration of Sequence 8, and as long as you have it, Cesare Borgia will want it.