Yes, the Assassin's Brotherhood of Assassin's Creed is based on the Hashshashin (early Arabic form of the word "assassin") a real life sect of exiled Ismaili Muslims formed by Hassan i-Sabbah that existed during the Crusades in medieval Syria and Persia.They were notorious for their stealth tactics used to eliminate key rival figures and balance the power between their enemies.
Though their primary enemy in the game are Crusaders, most of the victims of the real assassin order were Sunni Muslims. In fact, it's believed that Richard the Lionheart paid the assassins to kill Conrad de Monferrat, King of Jerusalem.
Masyaf, the "home" of the brotherhood in the game, is a real place in Syria, though its appearance differs from the video game. Masyaf is an old Byzantine castle that was refortified by Hashshashin leader Rashid ad-Din Sinan and his assassin order and was their capitol from the 12th to 13th centuries.
The Hashshashin were highly skilled killers. It is said that an assassin once sneaked into the heavily guarded tent of the Sultan Saladin in the middle of the night, during his siege on Masyaf in 1176. The assassin left a note hung by a dagger, that Saladin would be killed if he did not withdraw. Saladin feared for his life and ordered a truce with the assassins.
The Hashshashin fell around 1250 when the Mongols descended on the assassin stronghold of Alamut. The Hashshashin held off but a new assassin leader, Rukn al-Din, surrendered to the Mongols and ordered all other Hashshashin castles to follow. Alamut contained a grand library of the order's history as well as rare relics, but was destroyed when the Mongols took the city, and the assassin order with it.
Some of these real life assassins escaped the siege and became hired killers.
Altair in the game is not known to be an actual person in history, but represents their culture. The character Altair is said to be born 11 years before the real Saladin's siege on Masyaf. Al-Mualim is loosely based on Rashid ad-Din Sinan. Many figures in the game are real people from history.
Yes, Assassin's Creed Brotherhood continues straight after when Assassin's Creed 2 ended. well that's what i think. It does continue from where assassins creed 2 left off and ezio would have to be in assassins creed brotherhood or it would just be really stupid.
you can go in the really big or famous buildings but not little ones like houses and shops
I'm really not sure check it up on utube.com or google?
Yes it is because it was in the crusades the rennisance and even u may ask how i know this is because im an assassin
religious fervor and a really big sword
well it is pretty even because dead space has better graphics than assassins creed and has more blood effects but assassins creed doesn't have guns for once because most games involve guns and assassins creed just has swords and medieval weapons and you can also free run which is something you cannot do in dead space. So really it is pretty even but my opinion would be that assassins creed is better especially brotherhood.
yah but you won't have much life and you would have to really be careful when you get in fights with the guards but if you choose to do that be incognito as much as you can and stay out of trouble.
Ys there will ne AC: Revelations featuring Ezio and Altaïr, ending the roles of both in Assassin's Creed story and finally making clear what is really Desmond role in all the story.
depends on how good you are. All together, it took me less than a day. but that was over the period of a week. That includes side quests and additional memories. Not that long really
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
yes. it is!!
The Knights Templar really did exist, from 1119 to 1312. They did participate in battles, however, they were not assassins.