Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag - Adéwalé 

Show's how deep of an understanding they have. They're basically brothers from different mothers

I mean who wouldn't wanna leave a 1700s prison?

It's how boys become buddies for life.

Bold words coming from the same guy that betrayed Edward along with his crew and LEFT HIM FOR DEAD

@@camm3217 he's not betraying his crew and he doestnt know robert will betrayed edward

@@bunnitomoe3866 How do we know that Adewale never knew Roberts was gonna betray him? Also Adewale and Edward's crew did betray Edward. Wether they knew Roberts would betray him or not, they straight up abandoned him. That's messed up. If Adewale stayed loyal, Edward wouldn't be thrown in jail, and Edward maybe even could've saved Mary from death

@@camm3217 Did you even play the game?

@@mohabib3142 Did you? Replay the mission. Roberts even acknowledges that his crew has abandoned him. Edward's next interaction with Adewale even has them acknowledging the betrayal. It kinda speaks for itself at this point

Adewale predicted StarTreck!?

sama-kun No the quote was from pirates of the caribbean

It's not a quote, it's just something that first officers in the Navy say whenever the captain steps on or off the bridge

@@marcopena5117 any string of words can be read as a quote. But I hear what you’re saying

​@@justonerandomguy6580 and even the Devil can quote scripture to suit his own ends.

Literally every multiethnic country. Self-destructive melting pots that cooperate out of mutual self-interest and national stability.

@Reloaded Past Adewele is just African as he was not born in American nor had an American citizenship

Kyle Gmerek He was born in America. Not in Africa. Hence he why he asked Kenway why he would go to a place he had never been in response to Kenway asking if he would return to Africa.

@@Iamnotabug He wasn't born in America or Africa, he was born in Trinidad.

@@H.K.5 Trinidad is technically part of the Americas

He probably would've been sorry that he wasn't a better person when Ade was around him as well.

The living representation of the Creed.

Exactly

Edward and Ade: *One of the best duo's in AC franchise...*

only in black flag, he was shit in rogue

@@RentFreeInsideYourDamnHead agreed

Adé was a man who valued the democratic ideals of the Pirate Community far more than any loot and it shows.

The quest for the Observatory drew that side out of him.

They're still friends, Ade just found his calling with the Assassin Order and Edward found his own by becoming a father. In the end, they (sorta) helped each other find the place they needed to be.

@@tjjordan4207 Actually, Edward also became an Assassin after his pirate days

Adewale still respects Edward when he reprimanded Haytham in Rogue

Ade does warn Edward about crew getting restless before Edward discovers Hornigold's treachery

i feel like they’ve been prisoners in that ship for a while

Raijin well, at 2:34 they introduce so i don’t think they knew each other before.

breds*

Exactly

better than black live matter

I'd hardly say Hornigold was out for himself. He just became disillusioned with what Nassau had become. Say what you will about him, but he was right. There was nothing guiding the people there, no ambition except the next time they'd eat or fuck. When that's all your community is about, things tend to fall apart pretty quickly. Hornigold's disillusionment and induction into the Templars stemmed from the fact that their so-called "free society" completely and utterly failed. By the time Rogers came into town offering a pardon, Nassau was little more than a rat-infested, disease-ridden slum that could best be compared to a trailer park. Hornigold was fed up with the aimless living, rampant disease, and a community doing nothing to improve itself.

I heard that Thatch “Blackbeard” was known to fight slaver ships, free the prisoners and let many of them join his crew historically. He most likely saw him as an equal, but a man who he just met.

@@ArmedSpaghetblackbeard the goat pirate fr

I agree. I feel like the players felt more connected to him more than Anne

Everyone does.

SAME I AGREED...I FEEL MORE CONNECTED TO HIM THAN ANNE BONNY

Adéwalé had to become his own man . Go His own route . Became his own assassin . Got his own game . yea I’d like that they gave Anne Bonny as quertermaster towards Edwards end career .

Yet still being a captain of his own ship suits him more than working under another

"Blessing or curse, I'm my own man!"

Haytham: “Had enough, old man?” Adewale: “This old man will put you in an early grave Haytham!” Haytham: “Younger men have tried and failed”

​@@H.K.5"I had to make a son for one to be able to do it."

He betrayed Edward...

@@camm3217 He left for an honorable course and still helped Edward on the way. There is no way he betrayed him

@@suckmytoessaltyandsweet4715 in the mission where Roberts betrayed Edward. Before the cutscenes wraps up, it shows Ade and Edward's crew leaving him for dead. They absolutely screwed Edward over, then when Edward came back, acted like everything was completely fine

@@camm3217 I'd like to think they were driven away by Roberts' crews. Yeah that's still kind of a dick move. But Adé is a kind of guy who cares about the crews. Perhaps Edward made an order to abandon him if he doesn't return? Y'know, that kinda thing in Pirates of the Caribbean? He was in second command after Edward anyway, he has a responsibility of keeping the crew safe. Either way, we don't know what happened there, and why.

@@camm3217 Edward betrayed the crew first by associating with Roberts. The duty of a quartermaster is to look after the welfare of the crew. What do you wanted? A cult who follows Edward blindly?

Rogue is basically the second part

@@pisaks6782 Freedom cry too

@@calamansi_art what's that? DLC?

@@farhanaditya2647 yes

"Fuck the sword!"

Yeah,i always notices his sword but never understand why he didn't use him instead of classic one,just like blackbeard have 4 Pistols in holsters that Never use

Good eyes

@Stephen Gaming The "black-and-white" aspects of the Assassins vs Templars can be maddeningly frustrating at times.

Stephen Gaming because a he’s fought beside a assassin that became a assassin that worked with unworthy assassins .

Because Haytham was a brainwashed fanatic. He longed for the assassin life, but could not bring himself to betray his templar ideals, allies and all of his hardwork. It costed him his life by a man better then him, his own son.

Haytham was brainwashed plus I don't think he ever met Adewale as a kid so he didn't really care.

He was also a threat to them and his death would mean that the Assassin spirit of the Colonial Brotherhood would be crushed

@HOLYFEAR96 Not to mention Ade betrayed Edward in Black Flag as well

He deserved it and Edward forgived him because he knew he was at fault.

@@SD-ff3uy Edward didn't deserve to be left for dead like that though. They pretty much dumped him in Bartholomew Roberts' hands and abandoned him. Edward may have forgiven him, but it doesn't make what Ade did to him right

@HOLYFEAR96 Haytham helped though.

@@camm3217 The odds were overwhelmingly AGAINST them at the time, & Ade did try to dissuade him from being stupid & getting in league with Barty, but Edward wouldn't listen. had Ade chose to stay, chances are fuckin' off the roof that the entire crew would just get overran by Barty's people. given rescuing their increasingly reckless captain would only mean jeopardizing everyone's wellbeing, either right there or afterwards, i'd say he made a good call dumping Edward. he was, after all, the quartermaster of the Jackdaw & his responsibilities & LOYALTY were FIRST & FOREMOST, to the crew of the Jackdaw. whether he wanna continue being the lackey of a reckless asshole who cared for just about no one but himself at that point, was beside the point. As a crewman of the seas, pirate or otherwise, you're loyal to your captain because through your captain, you're doing right by your ship & more importantly, your crew. if your captain's actions REPEATEDLY go against the will of the crew & jeopardize everyone's wellbeing, you'd be doing right by said ship & crew, to just dump the captain instead. Edward only has himself to blame for Ade deciding to save the crew & cut him loose.

@Тэя Янта Здравствуйте! I like Adéwalé a lot, too. I think that his story was told very well. Thank you for watching!

@@Sevvina until Shay ended it

@@Sevvina i really love these connections in the ac universe

@@kristiyangrigorov5232 So do I!

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Ade didn’t see Achilles faults so it Isn’t his own being, Adewale at heart was a good, honest and kind hearted assassin who had 1 goal which was to protect freedom and the brotherhood which granted him that ability

Well,sorry for being 6 months late but apparently Shay lived a normal life and died of normal causes.

@@oblivious6774 He made his own luck lol.

We never really see Connor's fate, Arno's fate, or the Frye twins either... which I'm fine with. I don't mind not seeing the characters die of old age or injury, and at least Adewale went out a champion who was mourned by his own slayer. You could tell it broke Shay's heart to do it. He's a reluctant anti-hero, at least until Paris.

Shay clearly didn’t want to kill any of the people he did but he had no choice because they didn’t listen to him about any of the stuff he tried to tell them. So yeah

Considering that the game lets Edward bed prostitutes and indigenous women in Grand Inagua, I'd say you're wrong. :-P Edward's redemption arc is that he goes from being a drunken, thieving, murderous, womanizing buccaneer to a remorseful, repentant assassin and father. It's a darn good arc, really. I love it, lechery and all.

True that. But he does admit he is good looking man. His first job he used his good looks to swoon his customers.

In Assassins creed Rogue Shay is actually the good guy. Adewale and the Colonial Assassins were corrupt and the bad guys in Rogue.

Have you even played ac rogue?

🥺

Damn

Same i hated rogue when it made me kill Adéwalé

Exactly bro

Respect.

+Jon Snow Yes, she is the permanent Quartermaster once Adéwalé leaves.

"Forced". 🙄

And more interesting is that African slave who either rescued or willingly joined Pirate can voice their suggestions and wants on Bahamas

​@@inquisitorkrieger8171 yep, forced

Wdym predecessor

@@UrAverageRacistWell, I figured that's where a lot of Afro-Caribbean patois came from, virtually ebonics combined with the speech of local inhabitants and such. For example, Jamaican English seems to have borrowed heavily from the British with words like "me", "bloody", etc.

@@sethguest781"me"????? How come.... I've never user the word bloody In my life Dude I'm Jamaican 😐😐

@@UrAverageRacist Well, "me" as in, like, say "Where's me car?" or something like that. While I'm not quite so well-versed in your vernacular, I have heard Jamaicans on TV use speak like that along those lines. Maybe not "bloody", but y'all do have a very distinctive dialect. I apologize for any mistakes, really hard to tell what's Hollywood and what's real since they make it so convincing. 😓

@@sethguest781 it's okay dude but I've never said bloody or me in my life 😭

@An Na Haha, yeah, I hit a wave right then but I didn't want to try to recapture the whole thing again. It was probably my third or fourth try.

Im glad im not the only one who hated when he added those leather armor pads to the outfit. Duncan Wapoles original robes looked far better! Im still playing black flag and working towards getting that outfit hopefully

Because the man working and talking to Edward and Adewale is Arno's voice actor

Well.....

@@Razorstolemycar *is there something i should know*

@@godouttathemachine have u played assassin's creed rogue?

@@Razorstolemycar not yet

@@godouttathemachine have you now?

Freedom cry was a great game. That was my only complaint. Was that it was too short. It should’ve been longer and a stand-alone game. Not dlc for this

It was just white guilt BS anyway.

Situation is a little different. They lived in different times, Edward befriending him is something special.

Like @Yurichtube said, it was the times where black people were treated unfairly and white dudes were racist so its kinda unusual and rare to see a man befriend what they hated at the time.

Only this game was made long before this was a cliche and it felt natural

The buddy thing could be anything and id enjoy it, carter and lee, bob and jay

"He's my hetero sexual life mate"

Leather attachment maybe he customised robe to be look like a pirate or maybe kind of disguise from Templar and Assassin

+Jetstream Alpaca If it helps, the line is "it was the sort of rub I have learned to endure..." but yes, I agree that he he was a good character.

And Both Edward And Adewale death is because of Haytham distraction

@@BVR2451 the Templars kill Edward and told Haytham it was the assassin's who killed his father which lied to him and made him a templar grand master knight then found out who killed his father then killed the person who killed Edward Kenway which Richard birch and then Haytham found out that his dad was a assassin and his dad wanted him to be a assassin but he rather stay as a templar because he thought he was doing the right path then Haytham met shay cormac and him and shay killed adewale

@@jadenzombieslayer1569 True

@@BVR2451 then After Shay and Haytham Killed all of the assassin's and let 1 lived which is Achilles but Haytham crippled him by shooting his leg and then Templars attacked Haytham son's native Americans home and him at the forest of the frontier while playing a game of hide and seek with his friends which is Rakkettton which is Conner

@@jadenzombieslayer1569 yeah yeah i know,it is done. I just talking about adewale and Edward deaths lol :D

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@Wizard Scramble I agree, to be honest.

Play AC Freedom Cry in there you play as Ade

@@ReMi-de1gv I’m just saying

...What?