Assassins Creed

By buying the DLC in the game or by buying the pre-order edition,da vinci disappearance editon

The hookblade is permanently equipped after Sequence 2. Ezio's second hidden blade was broken during his first pilgrimage to Masyaf, and was replaced by the hookblade when he arrived in Constantinople.

you meet up with your apprentice next to a guy who tells you more information about the Cyril of Rhodes aka The Deacon and you return to the same place where your apprentice assassinated the wrong target but this time u create a diversion and you eventually chase him down..

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Longswords, war-hammers & maces share the same slot. Spears, halberds, pikes & heavy weapons cannot be sheathed in AC2.

The plot is not particularly complex, essentially the first was following the movements of an assassin who completes a series of asassinations and then has to kill his own boss when his true motives are revealed. This is all from the viewpoint of a direct descendant who can slip into visions of what happened with some help from scientists.

The second game has its own storyline, so you need not have played the first.

TO UNDERSTAND WHAT IS GOIN OFF E.G WITH DESMOND AND ALL ABOUT TEMPLERS YOU SHOULD PLAY THE 1ST

DLC on the PS store could help you with that in addition to getting the Katana you'd get the sly cooper cane and the caveman club. Sick weapons really

p.s. check out the other costumes.

Altair was a real assassin because Ezio Auditoré Da Firenze is real.

it says based on various RELIGIONS & BELIEFS.. but also in assassins creed 2 after you beat the game you can obtain his armor by visiting all the assassin's tombs.. still he sounds pretty awesome to me

The concept of assassins creed is very fictional but historians have discovered that there was an assassin's brotherhood based in a place called Masyaf, which is a castle in modern day Syria. Most of the records there were burnt after the third crusade. And all the assassin characters are fictional but there was a man called Rashid ad-Din Sinan portrayed as Al Mualim people named him the mas of the Masyaf mountain. And he believed that there would be a profit to stop the crusade this person is portrayed as Altair. And he had a list of 9 people to assassinate in order to stop the war and he (apparently did help the end of it) did it. and nobody and prove what happened because all the documents and Masyaf, Syria were burnt and disposed of, probably to hide the evidence of assassins.

the boy and girl fight the boss and kill him, put the robe back, then the real time people go to get it but abstergo is there so they fight but abstergo gets it anyway and this weird lady talks to another girl and says she'll have her revenge and then it ends

Holding "Right Trigger + A" will make climbing easier. Also, remember Rosa's technique of the climb jump by Pressing"Right Trigger + A" and then holding B to catch a ledge, etc. You can try switching sides as well, by moving to each 'wall' of the tower to look for new hand holds. Try those, see if it helps.

The codex pages arrange to look like a world map (of Earth, not the game world) so you should be able to figure it out with a standard map.

There are a lot of pictures, though.

the 9 = single triangle on wheel, go from there

yes. it is!!

It's on the building that surrounds the market, there is a small bit of building sticking out from the main square and it's on the side wall of that. I think it's the North East corner but can't quite remember.

2007

Another person: No, Assassins Creed was created in 2008

You need to find the armour of Romulus which you get for finding all the keys in the Secret Locations missions in the DNA menu then using them to unlock the gates underground where the armour is. This is where the gates are and what happens when they're unlocked.

You need to elaborate on the problem. Which format is this on? PC? Console? What problem are you getting?

Ezio is the ancestor of Desmond Miles (the main character) who accesses Ezio's memories with the Animus. Ezio Auditore da Firenze (Florence) is a Florentine Noble until his father and brothers were killed in the process of a Templar conspiracy. He dons the robes of the Assassin, and hunts down those who had a hand in the execution of his family in a lust for vengeance, ultimately becoming a battle-hardened Assassin. Infiltrating the Vatican and passing up the chance to kill Rodrigo Borgia who had orchestrated everything (Ezio had seen enough bloodshed) and reveals to Desmond through the Animus the message from ancient beings called the First Civilization. In Brotherhood, Ezio becomes a true Master Assassin, liberating Rome from the oppressive rule of the Borgia after his uncle Mario is killed and the Villa Auditore is destroyed in an attack only days after Ezio's assassination attempt of Rodrigo. Ultimately, Ezio establishes the Assassin's Guild in Rome, annihilates the Borgia, and travels east to find out the answers to a letter written by his father, who was also an Assassin before his untimely end. In Revelations, Ezio searches the city of Constantinople, heart of the Ottoman Empire, which has been put under strain by the Templars, who call themselves the Byzantines. Once more, Ezio builds up the Assassin Order with the help of Yusuf Tazim, gathers the 5 mysterious Masyaf Keys with the help of Sofia Sartor to open Altair's library, which reveals the Apple of Eden Altair was in possession of. Ezio finally renounces his life of an Assassin, having spent almost 30 years of his life eliminating Templars. He settles down with Sofia in a Tuscan villa, grew crops to sell, raised two children, and eventually died at "home", in Florence from a heart attack during a visit to the market with Sofia and his daughter.

Strangely, Ezio dies in the same area where his father and brothers were killed during the Pazzi conspiracy.

I'm pretty sure I heard somewhere that Ezio, is a descendant of Altair, because how else could that guy you start the Assassin's Creed 2 game have been both of them in the animus.

Me!: Yes, they are related. Altair is a great (I don't really feel like going that far) family member, as the same goes for Ezio. So, they are related some how.

Yes, Ezio and Altair are both ancestors of Desmond Myles, the guy who simulates their memories through the Animus.

Well Assassin's Creed's character Altair is probably the most popular since he in Assassin's Creed:HD,Assassin's Creed:Altair Chronichles,Assassin's Creed,and Assassin's Creed:Bloodlines.However Ezio in Assassin's Creed II is probably better than Altair at most things like he's a better climber,he can sprint across ledges,he can counter early in the game,he can block with the Hidden blade,and the most best of them all Ezio can SWIM!Now all the new weapons,new assassination moves and the Amour of Altair would have made him allot better if Altair wasn't the who invented them.But in Assassin's Creed:HD Altair has weapons like a grappling hook, a crossbow,throwing knifes,Hidden Blade,Sword,and Short Blade.So I'd say Assassin's Creed:HD is better.

You get the deadly harlequin as a playable character. If you want a picture, search the related link and you will see him as a jester.

Obviously the Borgia cape as it prevents you from gaining notority.