Assassin's Creed - The Colonial Brotherhood Was TERRIBLE 

Probs just trolling tho Fizhy. The rest of us prefer a mature discussion or sharing of POV's. In fact I probably almost bug you with my Shay-love in nearly every vid xD

I like ac but i hate that nonsense future shit with juno. Its so random and why they have roman instead of the greek names that came first and what about ac origins if they havent egyptian gods in the first civilization that would be a little bit stupid, why they dont bring every gods from india, mesopotamia, japan, vikings and more that would be more interessting. The other that i disslike is this endless war between assassins and templar it would be cooler then they fight with different organizations like ac1 templars ac2 borgias ac syndicate some gangsters want to take over london with a buisness man... Know what i mean they have so many alternatives

Ac lover why you watch him? Ac fanatic

I'm pretty sure 'Ac lover' is just having a joke on a trolly account.

without a doubt. Every youtuber gets at least 'one'. They dislike all content you post, comment negatively to every video, and literally have nothing else to do. A difference of opinion is beautiful. I like being criticized for my views, but there's a way to go about it - maturely.

This needs more upvotes!

+Ozair Chishti So in other words, Connor was to the Colonial Assassins what Luke Skywalker was to the Jedi Order.

Well said brother! It's sad that people keep dissing on the American saga of the AC series, because with AC3 we actually see the Templars' point of view for the first time...

Jinhunter Slay you just needed to know the templars objective to understand their point of view Assassins or templars both are extremes, both "evil"

Ozair Chishti Thank you. For such good comment on our hero Connor.

It was also not because of the Assassins alone. The Templars of the Colonial/American Rite knew that Britain would be unable to maintain control of the American colonies given the distance and limited technology at the time.

@@DarkEdgePrince Britain would've held on to America with ease if the French didn't get involved in it

@@yugatrasclart4439 Maybe in the short term, but the size of the Atlantic ocean meant it took months to cross the distance before clipper ships were invented. Hell, that is why Howe didn't receive the orders to march on Philadelphia then Albany to rendezvous with Burgoyne before Howe sailed down the coast to attack Philadelphia alone. Plus, considering their history, it was inevitable that France would start another war with England even if they didn't get involved with the American Revolution.

@@yugatrasclart4439 When the French got involved the war was already in the Colonies favor.

Lil' GayGay werent the british strained by the other shit they were involved in as well

Tbh if ezio was in the colonial age he would had defected too but actually kick Connors ass 6 feet under

Never underestimate a guy with a funny knife and a shiny fruit.

mrcrawlyo 🙄

@@Mr.Crawlyo nah I dont think Ezio can win against a dude who tackles a moose head on. Connor was a tribesman and lived in the forest Ezio is a great assassin but Connor's a fucking brute Hes a tank and is just as (or almost as) nimble as Ezio. At the very least i dont think Ezio is gonna be not crippled after a fight with Connor

Justray Because he is merely trying to understand why he has this particular view. Is that such a bad thing, to be curious and to possibly have an interesting conversation?

Not really. He would have still kill templars

Replau the game or go to the wiki he wanted to unite the templars with assassins shit gone down when he learned Whasington tried to destroy his village

Still going after Lee and haytham in the end was pretty unnecessary if you ask me and I'm speaking in Haytham's defence.

Iirc, he ended up splitting with them when Haytham revealed Washington's part in the burning of his village, and how his father seemingly knew of this and didn't clarify it until it was convenient for him. Also the fact Haytham supported Charles Lee and wanted to have him installed as leader. Haytham then also put himelf in between Connor and Charles and tried to kill him as well (or at least made it look like he was trying). Connor would come to regret killing Haytham going by what he wrote by the painting of his father. With Charles, my understanding was Charles was a bit less..reasonable than Haytham could be and would begin to raise the Templars back up, possibly also try to usurp power from Washington, whether directly or by pulling the "advisor" trick.

@@Avinash_Lincoln it was really because Achilles taught him to kill Templars

BlueSkullX the Colonial Assassins were composed of criminals BUT do were most assassin groups. In brotherhood and revelations, you recruit "enemies of the state" to fight the Bordgia, in all games you kill guards and law enforcement and all the while you have to work with the less than reputable to get your goals seen to since Templars basically own the governments they infiltrate. Lisbon was an accident, Shay was in the middle of interfering with the brotherhood's goals. The gas was not poison since it put those exposed to sleep and was a lie to confuse Shay, the gas was a sleep toxin like in the blow darts and bombs. The assassin interception missions were actually main where Shay protected Templars and their assets, those people weren't innocent. So when we're honest, the slant of rogue is meant to make you question your goals from the previous games but you fail to take into account that Haytham and the other Templars were not above lying your telling half truths.

Anesthetics aren't simply a magic drug that makes you fall asleep. They can have side effects. Medicine and poison are the same thing. It's just a matter of context and dosage. In the right circumstances, they can be helpful. In the wrong dosage, they can be lethal. Also, men, women, kids and adults have different metabolisms so they would require different dosages to be nonlethal. This is why anesthetics are closely monitored during medical operations. In the boss fight against Hope, Shay was poisoned with a lethal form or dose of the sleep toxin. To combat against those effects, he had to keep his heart rate up by staying on the move.

BlueSkullX so you're saying that achilles is a monster and connor is a hero? Please say yes

Whether Connor was naive or bold, right or wrong, no one seems to give him credit for this - he rebuilt the Colonial Brotherhood HIMSELF. When Ezio rebuilt the brotherhood, he had the support of his sister, mother, and many other Assassin's, who taught him their skills. While the only one to help Connor was a grumpy old man, who had given up on the Creed. Connor was ALWAYS fighting against greater odds and you have to admire that from a person, who deep down, just wanted for people to live a free and happy life, as he once had.

Oh hey a Wolfenstein 08 profile pic

amen to that

He did it in game, recruiting Assassins.

Thanks to Shay that ended the colonial Brotherhood and let Connor reform it

I liked Shay I agreed with his views I take assassin views more than templar but one thing pissed me off. He kill adawale 😤

@@ryder539 bro I was fucking heated when he did that. And it wasn’t even a good death imo

I like the 3 xD "If you have doubts in 1 or 2 check the 3rd tenet"

Bonus tenets through assassin interception: +.) anyone who helped both sides including Templars is automatically one, which means killing them(David Borgen) +.) anyone who tries to expose us or revolt against us will be killed in public to serve as an example(Kelly Snider and Maria Gurley) +.) anyone who doesn’t share our interests will die on the spot(Scott Lawson) +.) leave the brotherhood at your own risk( Michael Crawlay)

Bruh!

Adewale was just confused he thought he was going to the right side of the wheel but he ended up getting stuck with his head beneath it

Adewale would have been perfect if he fought with a machete and blunderbuss in rogue imagine the bossfight

@@clitcrusader4897 yeah not with a wtf is that a fuckin dagger? Im bout to smack ubisoft

How does him killing Adewale affect him being an amazing charaxter?

- CyberWing375 - Adéwalé was originally fought for freedom of slaves and innocents, which is similar to Shays goal, they could have talk thing out. I mean to Adéwalé he could have quit assassin after and not joining any sides

Connor was always chill, he always tried to be peaceful first, but when shit like people in his village being killed occured he did what he had to, don't mistake the old colonial brotherhood with connor, this video ignores and misinterprets a lot about ac 3, the whole point of ac 3 was that the old colonial brotherhood was dogshit and fell and that connor rebirths it anew alike to that of the brotherhoods under altair and ezio

Just like Yoda who made the same mistake and was responsible for Anikin's fall to the dark side.

You speak the truth, and de-bunk half the video. So of course everyone ignores you in the comments. ;) Well, I'll give you a thumb up.

Darth Bombad obviously since Haytham fanboys will defend him and wont see the error of their ways or sees it but refused to acknowledge it.

Brandon Owyong history likes to split the bill on who fired the first shot at the battles of Lexington & Concord. Some say the Patriots/Rebels fired first, some say it was the British. In either case it had nothing to do with Connor. He was busy helping Paul Revere with his ride and making sure Adams/Hancock had safe haven remember?

Random Guy thank you for defending Connor !!!🙏

Charles lee was a prick

I get the joke. I think.

even funnier considering Gibbs IS Faulkner (same actor)

Aye Captain Barbossa.

Favorite movie of my time

Even more of a legend If you already knew that those two lines of dialogue are actually in two entirely separate scenes 😉

True I that was because they didn't have a real true mentor or that was just the start of the assassin's decline when It comes to following the creed and it's morals

Masyaf also didn't shy away from proudly displaying assassin insignia in plain view

He also caused an earthquake in an underground city, potentially causing multiple deaths and injuries, and definitely displacing a bunch of people

​@@bouncer2074which ezio points out became a symbol for their enemies to attack and Altair realized this. Watch the last sequence of revelations and you will see this

χρονης κ. First off, Ezio didn’t have a reason to kill people, he killed people just for revenge, and that is exactly what Connor did. Second, Connor’s village burned down and his mother died in front of him when he was like 4 because of the templars so he killed them. Connor did not kill anyone who wasn’t involved in the burning of his village. When I was playin AC2, Ezio killed a bunch of people who were barely involved in the execution of his family.

χρονης κ. Connor’s main theme of the game was freedom, he represented the good of the brotherhood. What the templar’s were doing were arguably good, but the put the freedom of the people at risk, they even were fighting with the British. Connor represents the Brotherhood well compared to the original assassins in the colonies.

more alpha nah ezio had a reason to kill the ppl he kills Connor killed his father for the reason he's a Templar so in short Connor is an asshole

more alpha

Saints row and mass effect 4 life Connor killed his father because he was trying to kill him and would have succeeded if Connor did not act or has everybody forgotten the fact that Haytham was choking the life out of Connor when he was killed. One of them was going to die and it was either Haytham or Connor and Connor like all humans wanted to survive and ended up having to kill his father to live.

Connor was, from an assassin standpoint, fairly decent. It's really the Colonial Brotherhood before they're purged that gave the bad impressions.

Yeah Connor wasnt really A evil doer he was just an ignorant idiot

Yeah like when he bombed the coast of new york to kill one man?

I would say more naive than ignorant and to be honest, you can sort of understand him being a little more brash than other Assassin's before him, I mean watching your mother get burnt alive as a child is pretty fucking brutal and that anger that he harbors stays with him and contributes to his lack of thought in most scenarios.

he did is was the assassins failures before him that did it thats why achiles went into seclusion from all the fuck ups they caused

But he was younger and he didn't kill him because he didn't see any reason. He said that killing him wouldn't bring his family back but yes he should have killed him

wearing the assassins logo on his uniform didnt mean that ezio broke the tennents almost all assassins have some form of identification on their uniform and if a templar sees someone in an assassins uniform they know that they are an assassin whereas with the assassin gangs they fly a flag which tells every templar that can see it that their is an assassin base there

@@swampwolfegaming1233 It's the same thing on a lesser scale. It still breaks the code

@@dasolemnvizitah4473 in that case pretty much every assassins breaks that tenant

Ezio didn't kill Rodrigo because he was a broken and defeated man and he wanted him to suffer with the pain of knowing his entire life's pursuit was in vain (a greater punishment than simply killing him) and as he tells Machiavelli the Templars still would've been a threat whether Rodrigo lived or died as they've been for the centuries, and most of the Templars exploits in AC Brotherhood were Cesare's doing not Rodrigo's (who was fine with leaving Ezio alone and spent most of the game behind the scenes trying to clean up Cesare's messes since he'd basically usurped him by that stage). What I find interesting is how many people overlook the fact that Rodrigo actually ensured Ezio's victory in Brotherhood (albeit indirectly) since his attempt to poison Cesare did leave him incapacitated for several months, leaving his soldiers directionless and allowing the Assassins to reclaim the Apple and dismantle Templar influence in Rome. However Ezio is more directly responsible for killing innocents in Cappadocia since he basically blew up the place just to deal with Manuel Palaiologos though he was intentionally a darker and more cynical character but I'm pretty sure that's what made him realize he'd been losing his way and inspired his choice to retire.

Yes but sometimes they are Fcking annoying because when you free run they attack you....

Well generally speaking the guards are Templars too. For example in Unity, the guys in red are templars(So kill them lol) but the blue is just the police. I generally true to use non lethal methods on the police lol.

I don't really see the "innocent" part in guards that try to kill you, but maybe that's just me

They want to kill you...So KILL THEM!

I’m pretty sure somewhere in the tenets it says that you are allowed to kill those associated with Templars as a way to get around that.

Lili Rose so shelling New York didn't kill anyone?

Rin Clovis You mean the shelling by the British? You know, the army led by Templars?

Templars were not allied with the British in 3.

Yeah you even get desynced if you don’t skin an animal you kill

Frank James wtf are u talking about

ac4 is better. we got a wise templar grandmaster unlike ac3/rogue.

wolvie45 Wut? Haytham was unwise? What are you smoking? If haytham persuaded me to become a templar I would've joined his side.

@@BarryAllen__1A23 Haytham became like Birch and Braddock though not as worse as them. He blamed them for lying maniluplating, ruthless while he also showed those characteristics in his later life.

IMO the Templar’s were boring as shit in AC 4 in 3 Haytham was a fucking boss and his death was the most memorable for me out of any character

@@robertrodriguez6785 I can't remember any Templars from AC4 but can recall all from 3. Blackflag was overrated trash.

Isn't it both? whether or not you directly or indirectly kill them, you still broke the first tenant.

@@khairilameer620 Good point

@@Silverwind-bc2cr Didn't expect you to reply on a 1 year comment lmao

@@khairilameer620 I try to check my notifications!😂

CJ Ware I still remember when Unity was first announced and a whole bunch of people, including myself , thought we were going to play as Connor again since it was still close to the same time frame also a scene in AC 3 where someone tells Connor to come to France one day.

+Jorge Mendoza Yeah dude, I was expecting/hoping that Unity would be a Connor Sequel too. If you look at the first reveal-preview-thing for unity, it looks like they used Connor's model, too - no idea why, but it looks just like his profile.

CJ Ware I mean Connor to my knowledge is 12 years older than Arno so a game with both characters wouldn't be so far fetched.

If he went to france he might have died.

SIRMARKALOT SUPREME ...Ooookay....?

Well said

Yeah the assassin's were , shit at dere job dut the templates only did one bad thing at that time

Yeah but he was an idiot as well. Keep in mind that Achilles warned him that first civ artifacts were not to be taken lightly and what does Shay do? Just waltzes up to the thing and touches it. Although Achilles conveniently forgets that he said this and brain farts at the opportunity to call Shay out on not listening to his advice.

well What was Shay was supposed to do about that artifact? Could you pick up that artifact without touching it? Also it seemed like near the end they were intending to do the same thing as Shay did, that is until Achilles stopped it in reference to Shay.

Imagine if Ubisoft decided to make Unity's story better by having Shay work with Arno despite the murder of his father. I think that would be an interest story, more-so than what we had. It could develop Arno's character much better, and provide Shay with an extended story... and even a possible end. Personally I would make Arno hunt his father's killer, find out it was Shay, face Shay, and Shay and Arno agree to a truce to defeat the French Templars. Whether or not Shay dies is another area for debate, but it would work either way I feel.

Yeahhhhhh buuuuuut one thingggg He’s Ezio he’s like Amazing Jk ur totally right he broke all 3 😂

And? Whats your point? Of course ezio faced Uberto instead of hiding like a little b1tch, its ezio. I mean, they literally executed his two brothers and his dad right in front of him, and the reason to that was Uberto. Of course he was not gonna just hide or stare... And btw, have you even played the ezio games? Cause you sound clueless. You know ezio didn't kill Rodrigo in the first game, right? And no, killing Rodrigo would have solved nothing, even ezio says it himself, killing one person in not gonna solve anything. In fact, the situation would have been much worse if he killed him. The attack to Monteriggioni was gonna happen anyway because in fact that actually is a historical fact, it actually happened.

When uberto was being rushed ezio wasn't an assassin and killing over your murdered family is kinda understandable not right but understandable. I got nothing for rodrigo that was a stupid call

@@ace0719 he wore Assassin's robes and beared an Assassin's weapons. He may not have been a true fully-fledged Assassin at the time but he certainly gave the impression to Uberto that he was one. Not to mention he still broke it later on anyway when he assassinates Uberto in the open.

He didn't even know what assassin meant at that time

Broken Bridge no your right and fizhy is wrong 👎🏽

Thats correct, Connor intended to tell washington about the brotherhood and the templars, and Haytham completely disaproved it, saying that Washington was an incompetent leader, Connor did tell Washington only when he figured out that Washington had something to do with his village being burned and with Haytham when he explained that the templars wanted to buy the tribes land in order to secured it, he snaped on both of them and continued his separate way

"...when he explained that the templars wanted to buy the tribes land in order to secured it, he snaped on both of them and continued his separate way" wh-what !? WHY!? That sounds like great idea! The possible best solution for Connor's tribe!

Maybe, But they only wanted to "secure" it to find the precursor site rather than actually looking for the tribes safety, also Connor being an assassin has the ideology that there is nothing more important than life and freedom.

Yes you are right, Achilles once told connor not to involve Washington to Assassin's nor Templar's cause. Can't remember why

Félix A.G Wow! Amazing deduction!

Thank you, send me a medal.

wow 100 000 death mistake :)

Waaoo Baaoo naw we can all agree they did that shit the the fun lol

@@adrianshilling1878 ahaha

portugal

Shay was in Portugal

Ok , corrected it.

@@swampwolfegaming1233 Lisbon is part of Portugal you idiot

I can see that some people struggle with Geography because Lisbon is in Portugal. It’s the capital 😂😂😂

Spaghetti0s yup

I think ezio and Connor have the best outfits

1)AC2 Ezio 2)Arno's outfits 3)Connor outfit 4)ACB Ezio 5)Altair This is my personal top 5 outfits

@@kattharsismic 1)Altair 2)ACR Ezio 3)Edward 4)ACB Ezio 5)Arno (if we count the other outfits Arno is 1 as he has a Altair and Ezio(ACB Ezio) and Edward outfit

actually when Arno brings elis the assassin leader actually leasing to Arno and trusted her and he was even going to make peace with the templers so there leader he was okay

You mean killing people (a few of them innocent people) is a "religious experience"? Ok...

Yes, Edward only joined the Assassin at the very end, and even then he only joined them by "fighting on their side" not "fighting like an Assassin" After all, not Assassins members are....well, assassins. Edward only became an official Assassin and eventually a Master Assassin after returning to England

Well, they're pirates. What do you expect from them?

Doggoh that’s just a stupid thing to say🤣

yes but a flag out at sea is much harder to notice than a flag in land and the Jackdaw was so formidable that most naval captains would have known who captained her already so the use of a flag to identify the Jackdaw is petty much useless

Also the Assassins Bureau in AC Black Flag are literally on the outdoor, no hidden place like Ac 1 😂

What, in his speech, indicated he doesn't? He says that it *might* have been avoided in *this* universe.

Grey Ronin true but thats taking real life into account, he's trying to use the ingame story only

Yep

aquilles??

Not even sure if anyone will reply 2 this

You used sound reason and facts, to refute a heavily biased video. Of course they wont respond. ;)

No, during rogue when Adewale came back at the beginning, Adewale explains what happened when he found and tried to take the precurser artifact but achiles still sent Shay, a new recruit, to get another one

Well, Masyaf was a known Assassin stronghold even in our historical timeline. It was destroyed by the son/grandson of Genghis Khan, I forgot which one.

As ezio said: "you contain something you do not understand"

Wow, why doesn't this have many likes?

For what i saw in the game, by the time Connor first arrives to the Davenport Manor Achilles has pretty much abandon the assassins and is quite beaten by life and by the events of Rogue, Connor gave Achilles a chance to redeem himself and the brotherhood, to do things right and build the brotherhood as it should had been from the get go, Achilles ends up seeing in Connor the son he wished he had, so pretty much Achilles trains and treats Connor as a father would, "Tough Love" for the sake of Connor, the brotherhood and in memory of all the assassins who died in Rogue

Ivan nuñez Alvidrez I could see that too. Although that just doesn't knock out one of the points of why I think Achilles manipulated him; if Achilles saw Connor as his chance at redemption then why didn't he teach him the three simple rules of not killing the innocent, being stealthy, and never compromising the brotherhood? We never really see Achilles teach him that.

i see your point, it is hard to see it but i see where you are going to, i mean Achilles by any means wanted train or help Connor with absolutely anything, until he saw he was capable of actually do something about avenging his family, go through the training and pretty much complete the entire assassin training, maybe there Achilles realized that Connor was more than capable to do real damage to the Templar order and bring the Colonial Chapter back up to its feet.

@@shrikefenris6844 stop hating on the templars

@@shrikefenris6844 he literally does, he teaches connor everything wdym

Yeah Colonial Brotherhood under Achilles is similar to Al Muallim in Masyaf (AC1) & Bellec in France (AC: Unity)

I think that Connor throughout his life was being used by everybody. They knew that Connor only wanted to protect his people and avenge the death of his mother. Connor was used by the Sons of Liberty, Achilles, among many other people, because they knew that he was noble wanted to protect his people so they used that to their advantage.Connor was also a little bit of a brute and a brilliant fighter, so everybody wanted him on their side because he could kill just about everybody.

Agreed, you've hit the nail on the head there. Connor does seem to change towards the end of the game though as he mentions to Achilles the idea that the assassins and Templars could unite; Connor and Haytham may have actually made a brilliant coalition, but Achilles dissuades him of this, we all know how it went from there..

yeah, not gonna lie, in the end of the game when connor is leaving the homestead his face says it all. he did all of that just to the world to spit on his face. at least he got his own mini community of friends, and the new assassins he trained, that he will probably teach to make sure they dont go through the same path

Conor Douglas if ubisoft included connors speech in AC 3 i think he wouldve been a fan favorite

"the speech they removed from the end of ac3 definitely showed that he understood the error of his ways," I haven't heard of this. What did Ubi remove exactly from the ending?

MadCAP That is the point.

TEMPLAR

Templar

For 3 sequences, Haytham felt like an anti-hero more than an antagonist.

It's the only domestic animal cuz it reveals their location. If you have ac3, try killing a cow or street dog

Shay would be proud of Connor

We'd all pass out

Cheers for the support man! The video isn't a criticism, I'm just pointing it out for what it is. I'm sure this extremist look was intentional.

Fizhy I love overthinking stuff like this, but I always thought this theory made too much sense. Thanks for the reply Dude.

Don't stop there. The French assassins were assholes too

Yeah, Bellec was a fucking pisspot

I agree, but I wouldn't say Connor is a shitlord, well at least not canonically. He was the only assassin never to kill a civilian, and initiated a rebirth of the order. As a character he had a lot of issues but he was by no means awful; and you can see Ubisoft tried to do something different

It is a recycled version of the previous incarnation of Jedi Order. The Colonial Brother refused to evolve. If one ever tried to reform the group, he/she would be hit with a sush order. I do believe Achilles had a large hand in Shay's falling to the darkside. If Achilles had been more open to the older teachings, he would not have given Haytham an opportunity to bring about the Templar. If the Brotherhood of old realised Shay was correct then that could have alieviated the problems and suffering the Americas felt and possibly reunite the Assassins and Templar into one balanced order, a notion Connor tried to reconcile with despite Achilles' protests.

Watch his top 5 examples of assassins breaking the tenets, you see that he puts ezio there

Flowie Altair did the same thing Broke the tenets of creed he even killed a innocent old man at the beginning of the game so

Dionisis Makrigiannis true ezio did probably kill 5 innocent people but he didnt kill 100 thousand innocent people like the american assassins.

Dionisis Makrigiannis ezio killed an entire city in revelations

Would you rather have a dude screaming in pain as he dies slowly on a burning stake, or have him die quickly so that he may have no pain, the choice is yours..

Best comment so far.

Considering Templars are the wisest and smartest of the two, that's a good thing.

@@watashinihayumegaarimasu7609 Howd that end in AC3?

@@brandonflaherty131 it ended in death for the colonial Templars, what's your point?

Connor was just too strong for the Templars, although an old ass Haytham kicked his ass, and also, Haytham *let* Connor kill him, I don't think a genius tactician with the intention of winning would choke a man to death when he has hidden blades that he could use to kill Connor right then and there.

I don't know about you, but I feel Connor and Arno deserve a sequel. How about some ideas? I could consider a sequel which would take place in Australia which I would call Assassins' Creed Down Under where 2 can be playable - Connor and Arno where they will band together to stop the Templars, convicts banished from Great Britain to Australia and stop slavery in Colonial America and Australia. Then Connor (in Achilles' robes) along with his recruits join Djarrjuntjun, Aveline, Eliza, Robert Faulkner and Arno in the fight against James Cook and the templars who seek to colonise Australia. There will be iconic Red Rock, Sydney, Adelaide, Swan River Colony (now called Perth), Van Dieman's Land (now called Tasmania) and Canberra. The start of the story will be Faulkner and Connor bringing his recruits, Aveline and Eliza on the Aquila to Australia. A flood of memories came to him. "It's all a matter of perspective. There is no single path through life that's right and fair and does no harm." "Your meddling in the revolution has caused us no small measure of grief. It cannot continue. Our work is too important." came another. "Do you think that good King George lies awake at night hoping that no harm comes to his native subjects? Or that the people of the city care one whit about them? Oh, sure, the colonists are happy to trade when they need food or shelter or a bit of extra padding for their armies. But when the walls of the city constrict - when there's crops that need soil - when there's... when there's no enemy to fight - we'll see how kind the people are then." "Thing is, boy, I can have what I seek. Had it, even. You? Your hands will always be empty." "And we should live forever on castles in the sky." "In your haste to save the world, boy - take care you don't destroy it!" "The people never have the power. Only the illusion of it. And here's the real secret: they don't want it. The responsibility is too great to bear. It's why they're so quick to fall in line as soon as someone takes charge. They want to be told what to do. They yearn for it." Upon arriving at Hawkesbury River, Connor and his allies witnessed the Indigenous clan under attack by European invaders. - - Connor's story - - 1779 Connor assassinates James Cook while his recruits (Stephane, Clipper, Duncan, Deborah, etc...) combat against the incoming wave of enemies led 1782 Connor helped freed an Aboriginal Australian assassin of Gumatj tribe whom I'll name Djarrjuntjun might have a similar past like Connor, hailed from Southern parts of Western Australia. 27th January 1788 - Connor, and his allies combat Jack Weeks and the templars who displaced a group of convicts at Sydney Cove. The recruits dealt with the convicts. 6th February 1788, The women convicts came ashore. There followed a ‘scene of debauchery and riot’, accompanied by a violent thunderstorm. Deborah and Aveline faced the women convicts who were involved in the massacre of Aboriginal Australians. 21st May 1788 - Djarrjuntjun killed a consvict and seriously injured another. 31st December 1788 - Because the Aboriginal Australians could not be coaxed into the settlement, Djarrjuntjun begged Connor and his allies that one named Arabanoo was captured and held in confinement. Phillip hoped to learn his language and so to promote good relations between Aboriginal Australians and Europeans. They assassins was about to free Arabanoo until they discovered him being a traitor. Connor and Arno went on top of Australia's Red Rock where they met the spirits of his ma, his childhood friend, Altair, Haytham, Edward, Adewale, Bellec, Ezio, Arno's pa, Achilles and Elise. 1789 - Connor assassinated Arabanoo and questioned him as to why he sided with the Europeans. The Second Fleet. Connor faced an Irish templar in combat named Caingneach O'Brien with similar intentions as William Johnson who sought to purchase lands to keep them safe. Caingneach sought to purchase the lands to keep the Aboriginal Australian safe. Before Connor assassinated him, this time, he decided to question Caingneach for his reasons and his intentions. He decided to spare him. Then Shay, George Bass, Jack Weeks, George Johnston and Thomas Townshend, 1st Viscount Sydney would imprison him for disobeying an order. 1791 - The Third Fleet. 1793 - Connor and Arno vs. Shay Cormac and freed Caingneach O'Brien. 1794 - Hawkesbury and Nepean Wars and Lady Shore Mutiny. 14 December 1799 - Connor assassinated George Washington, to avenge the village. - - Arno's story - - 30 June 1800 - Arno assassinated Thomas Townshend, 1st Viscount Sydney. 1801 - Following the discovery of Kangaroo Island by Flinders, lawless sealers known as "Straitsmen" came to the island. Their main work was hunting seals and whales. Connor, Arno, Aveline, Eliza, the recruits defended the seals and whales from the convicts. Once they had become established on the island, to satisfy their need for wives the sealers kidnapped Aboriginal women from Tasmania and the mainland and brought them there. Djarrjuntjun, Connor, Arno, Eliza, Aveline and the recruits fought against the criminal gang who kidnapped the Aboriginal women. Caingneach warned them about those wanting to settle in South Australia. Connor and Arno gave him the permission to buy the lands. Unlike William Johnson, Caingneach was successful in purchasing South Australia. 5th February 1803 - Arno assassinated George Bass. 4 and 5 March 1804 - Connor, Arno and their allies fought the templars led by George Johnston throughout the Castle Hill Convict Rebellion. At that time Connor went to free a handful of slaves in Colonial America and Australia. 26 January 1808 - The Rum Rebellion was instigated. 3 September 1808 - Arno assassinated Philip Gidley King. 1 January 1810 - Rum Rebellion ended. 21 June 1810 - Arno assassinated William Paterson only to discover Jack Weeks . 19th July 1814 - Arno assassinated Matthew Flinders. 31st August 1814 - Arno assassinated Arthur Phillip for his involvement in the colonisation of Australia, the massacre of Aboriginal Australians and for turning Arabanoo against his own people. 1816 - Hawkesbury and Nepean Wars ended with dispossession of land of the indigenous clans 1820 - Arno assassinated George III 1st July 1824 - Arno assassinated Lachlan Macquerie. 1829 - Connor, Aveline, Djarrjuntjun, Caingneach, Arno and the recruits helped liberated Swan River Colony from James Stirling and the templars led by Cudgel Cormac as well as the convicts. With this done, Caingneach managed to purchase Western Australia. 1830 - Bathurst Rebellion October 1830 - Arno assassinated Patrick Logan only to find Cudgel and Jack Weeks executed Caingneach for his ties with the assassins. 30 April 1831 - Arno assassinated Collet Barker. 11 April 1834 - Arno assassinated John Macarthur. 5th January 1838 - Arno assassinated Jack Weeks for allowing the convicts and the mass murder of Aboriginal Australians. 3 February 1847 - Arno assassinated Sir John Eardley-Wilmot, 1st Baronet. 1863 - Connor, his recruits met Eliza and who band together to face Cudgel Cormac and the templars from Colonial America and Ireland. 5 January 1823 - Connor assassinated George Johnston. In 1823, Brisbane sent Lieutenant John Oxley to find a new site for convicts who were repeat offenders. Oxley discovered a large river flowing into Moreton Bay. A year later, the first convicts arrived at Moreton Bay. Brisbane visited the settlement in December 1824. Oxley suggested that both the river and the settlement be named after Brisbane. The convict settlement was declared a town in 1834 and opened to free settlement in 1839. 1828 - Connor assassinated John Oxley. 4 June 1848 - Arno assassinated William Sorell. 12 August 1855 - Connor assassinated Richard Bourke. 2 April 1858 - Connor assassinated Ralph Darling. 27 January 1860 - Arno assassinated the final templar - Thomas Brisbane. - - Side missions - - Connor, Arno, Eliza, Aveline, Djarrjuntjun and the others help the freed slaves build a huge town where Aboriginal Australians, Irish, Scottish, English, Africans, Native Americans, Maoris, Polynesians and Indigenous Taiwanese (all freed slaves and survivors of persecution) live together in harmony and security - near Red Rock, The Humps, Walga Rock, Mount Wudinna or the southwestern parts of Australia. Connor brings his daughter to the newly built village Liberation of slavery across - Australia (including Tasmania), Colonial America. Arno visits his pa's grave. Connor getting remarried to Deborah. Naval battles against British ships. Side missions, rescuing and feeding the roos, koalas, cats, dogs, birds, platypus, snakes, spiders, crocodiles, wombats, whales, dolphins, ostriches, casowary.

Ah yes, the Geneva Convention

koekiaan and rogue was ugly templar Juhani Otso Berg propaganda. Which failed since his cruel, cold just like Haytham, and criticized Haytham's emotions for Edward and Connor even tho Berg did the same with his daughter.

@@W0LV1E45 headcanon, these are shay's genetic memories, as far as we know you can't edit them

Adron Duell a kid that kicked their asses (shay)

Your wrong. Obviously the assassins wanted to start the earthquakes that killed thousands of people.

@@donaldoduckus6566 are they maniacs? Or is it just you? What advantage assassins get if they destroy a city?

@@donaldoduckus6566 you played a lot of ac rogue apparently. That game is portrayed from a Templar pov. Anything assassins do may find evil for us. Just like things Templars did find evil to us in other games

But all in the growth of the brotherhood and a message to the templars so it was for the greater good

I mean, Altair also broke all three tenants at the start of the game, Ubisoft back then focused on story and character development, in order to improve and build a greater Creed. For the colonial assassin's, I don't see such things.

well the roles of the "villains" did kinda reversed after shay bitchyness i guess the reason why Achilles became a depress old man cause he believed the templars won cause he came to regret his choices for his rite and felt a spark of redemption after Connors worthiness

Its called shitty writing. Instead of calming down, explains what happened carefully, Shay did the dumbest thing and accuses Achilles for purposely making him kill innocents which he didn't and later stole the manuscript. It all could have been avoided if he calmed down, listen to reason but his arrogance took over.

@@W0LV1E45 you think Shay would calmed the fuck down after demolishing one of the world's largest cities, killed nearly 100,000 people, and caused the largest tsunami ever recorded at the time? Maybe if he's someone like Hitler, he'll calm the fuck down.

@@alexanderchristopher6237 maybe

@@alexanderchristopher6237 I love how being calm is associated with hitler..sigh the stupidity

Miguel Lopes when your sped