Assassin's Creed Unity - Tribute to Arno Dorian | SPOILERS [ENGLISH] 

Gaming king not to try too be the dick to correct as maybe I'm wrong also, but wasn't there a too right before the soon? Either way that might be my favorite line from the AC series.

And its not over yet...!! May be Ubisoft has ignored him but not the Fans...!!!

Lol that was Altair

@@drvictorvondooooom103 That was Ezio my guy imagine thinking you're right lol

That makes sense because they seem to be essentially the same person.

PRTookTook agree kind of the same story at the begining

***** Yep. I like Arno and all but I'd prefer it if he had a bit of a different story.

+PRTookTook What he and ezio have in common at all?

They both have some kind of accent? lol

Yes like tomb raider the game turned to a movie i want assassins creed unity as a movie that would be awesome

@@Staboii But instead we got a shit one

absolutely my thoughts

@@dragonflamefilms5401 Aguilars parts were pretty good, but the rest of it was awful

Hi kennway

nu

saddest games for me were the first two mafias, red dead redemption, ac black flag and ac revelations

Well that's the point of new combat, they wanna make you play stealth so they gaved you a bad combat !

I thought the combat was great.

Then I’m guessing u haven’t played red dead redemption 2 or the last of us 2

@@caratacristian706 not bad its just more skilled

But better

@@ghostofdeath663 no :c

Fax

But more violence lol

I just realized, if we pay attention to the little details like that the story might be good

Can you explain? Where did someone in Unity seek revenge?

@@PoleHaus Elise sought revenge all along, the revenge consumed her totally

Not greatest but still pretty good

@@jueezzzz yea buddy whoever you think is the greatest isn’t it’s all a preference thing

@@logiciskey3886 respect all assassins, they were all good besides maybe bayek and newer games

Yeah the call Conor a blood thirsty assassin's but if you play the homestead side mission you'll be really worng about Conor

Dude lost everything and have no one to actually guide him unlike other assassins who has someone to watch their back. Altair had Al-Mualim, Ezio had his family, Connor had his friends in the tribe, the people at Homestead, Edward had Charles Vane, Blackbeard, Anne Bonny, Ben Hornigold, Mary Read, Adewale, Jacob and Evie had each other. Anyone who is close to Arno tend to die very quick. Hell, the guy was living the height of the bloodiest revolution in the world pretty much explain everything.

+Wrestling Fan deep and very true

İ agree with you.Once i tought Ezio had the saddest story but Arno has it.His Father died,His Mentor betrayed him,His loved one died,he tried to protect to brotherhood but he has been fired.So yeah he has the saddest story

I love this assassins he has the saddest but that's what makes him the best one :( BEST GAME EVER in my opinion

Arnos is no where near as depressing as Connors. Lost his mother in a fire, grew up an orphan even tho his father was alive, had to kill his father when they did manage to get over the past. Had to kill his bf, was betrayed by his ally (Washington) and had to shoulder the responsibility of restoring the entire brotherhood from nothing then had to bury his mentor. Let's not forget when his people left him and were driven to extinction. Then there's the final nail in the coffin when he managed to have a family of his own and his wife and kids left him because of his occupation as an assassin (according to the abstergo handbook)

He was pretty interesting and charismatic in the beginning, until he dawned the hood, and his personality washed away leaving only a desperate whiny simp. that being said, I do like his character development.

I think Arno's journey was more personal than most other Assassins. He didn't change the world too obviously. He had to get rid of his personal demons first. He's still an extraordinary assassin, after everything he went through. He had nothing left by the end of the story but he still kept on going. What made it hard to see his personal development is that whoever wrote the story decided to cut it off when he was just starting to get better. It ended at a downwards spiral, with the death of Elise. He loses the love of his life, finally sees what revenge can do to a person but we don't actually see his recovery from that and his journey to his actual redemption. We know he rejoined the Brotherhood but we don't see it. Arno isn't the issue: It's whoever decided to end the story at that point. They should have shown how he got back to the Brotherhood. Arno seemed to be getting better in Dead Kings but it was too vague at the end. Unused potential.

@@benedictjoelvillarojo4024 He became an assassin. No attachments. No personality. He was the creed.

Simp? Are u retard ?@@benedictjoelvillarojo4024

In my opinion this tribute highlights what should have been the core of the story and instead seemed as tho Arno was a great character, but the actions he takes and such within the story seem to just be kind of stretched. Like after he was exiled he reserved no resistance by the order when he persuid members of the templar order. And his relationship with the traitor friend (name plz) should have been more fleshed out and drawn upon so when he did do his thing it could have been more impactful and it should have taken a span of a few missions maybe even a lengthy side mission.

+John The Nice Guy he had a dull personality, spoke no philosophical words, there was no deep meaning. whereas the early games were drowned with it

People hate Arno's story because it was more related to his personal life than his Assassin life in a way. Unity could have been MUCH better. Germain is such a wasted villain, if you ask me he was one of the best antagonists of the franchise but the story was just weak.

actualy its not about wrong on arnos story but theres some things on unity that they hate so..

HAHA crying about such a little thing.

Bradley B I hate the fact that all character is different that's why.

I understand.

yeah.. he should have used arnos tailored

Agreed. I'm sad by Elise's death but what actually pisses me off is that it ends with that. They should've continued just a bit longer, shown how he got back from that experience, his return to the brotherhood.

@@VenhedisKaffas they did. Its in ac unity dead kings, which is free. Play it

If the game wasn't sad people's could have forgotten it easily. Still ac unity the best game ever. Don't deserve 70 pt and shows how our world is filled with negative people's 😰😭🥺

Me too

TopNotchStoner AC Unity isn't a game, it is a movie, what a beautiful art work they've done in this game, sadly, when the story becomes interesting the game ends, and lot of bugs come with it hahaha. I love so much the Ezio trilogy and AC 3, AC Black Flag have the most beautiful map of all games, AC Syndicate, what a shit game

I definitely agree that Unity's story doesn't really get good until the end, but it's easily the most realistic combat in the series, which I like. Ezio Trilogy is great and I can't wait for it to come to PS4. Also, I agree with you about AC3 and it is way too underrated. It may even be my favorite in the series. honestly.

that's it. You like it because it's your first AC game. It's a good game but not a good AC

Zack Fair My main gripe with Unity is that they omitted the white-room confessions when you assassinate a target. It's just stupid that they decided to have Arno see those annoying flashbacks/memories to get information.

I have Unity myself (patched). Definetly not as bad as people say, i'm actually having quite a bit of fun with it. The side missions are rather interesting to play (especially the Murder Mysteries and the Co-Op/Heist missions, the first actually have you USE YOUR MIND to find the murderer, and sometimes, there's more than one suspect, but only one is the murderer, and the latter, while not as expanded as the Multiplayer in AC3/Black Flag, are still fun to play with people), the Opportunities system for the assassinations is a nice nod to AC1 (the game that makes you feel the most like an "assassin", despite it's repetitive gameplay structure), Germain was a pretty good antagonist, some characters were pretty well done (Napoleon for example), the customization is really well done (stealth or combat, and for combat you have speed, range, or damage, not to mention you have a ton of color choices, more than the dyes in the Ezio trilogy, including a standard Assassin color scheme if you don't like Arno's colors), the combat is actually challenging this time (you can parry and counter, but the counter is no longer an insta-kill, and you got leveled enemies and equipment as well), the graphics are top-notch), and Arno is a character with quite a lot of potential, even if Ubisoft didn't use it all.

+Chasing Chickens IKR!

Same

I liked the combat as well, but I think Unity is a very good game.

the combat is what I really liked

The only Assassin's Creed who has an epic sword battle with the student and the master.

Gabriel Gendron Altair?

IEmperorChancellor Better than Ezio? Oh fuck no!

***** No the fact he had 3 games shows how much everyone loved him

***** Yes it does. Playing 3 games with a character instead of one broken game will get you to like him more

*****"Fanboys" Lol stfu no people who have actually played the original AC games. Tell me who's your favourite? You also called him fucking Enzio it just shows you know fuck all about the series

***** I never said I knew anything about you, I asked you who your favourite character is, fucking hell. And how does that confirm I'm an EZIO (not ENZIO) fanboy? 80% of the people who have played assassin's creed would agree he is the best character. You've probably not played most of the games

Except it spoils a lot

F shay he killd arnos dad Templar scum he is.

@@dariojovicic9346 don't worry, Shay isn't my favourite character anymore, it's Bayek now.

I beg to differ, for AC2 was, or is, perhaps the pinnacle of the series. Bundling the best narrative and gameplay, at least in my eyes. Why do you think AC2 was the worst? Just curious, that's all.

***** Precisely. For this guy to say AC2 was as bad as Unity really says he has either never played it or just doesn't understand a good story. It has only ever been downhill since AC2.

***** Well, that's your opinion. A lot more people consider AC II far superior. There's a reason why AC II won game of the year and is considered one of the best games of all time.

AC II was just magical ubisoft is never gonna make a game like that, but I agreed the story is not only very coolin Unity, there aren't almost no boring missions, they are all great and give you a lot of freedom to how you wanna do them, that´s why I loved the game

Arno Victor Dorian i didn't really like ac2 story that much, it was meh

IKR

Fan boy.

Chris Far It's *his* *oppinion*.

And you think I don't know, you're dead BTW.

Same!

Same

I agree

This game is an underated AC gem (at the moment. The release was sloppy). But I wouldn't want a sequel, even tho I love Arno. His story was a story about redemption and not one of growth like Ezio's. The ending is imo perfect (including the novel) and I wouldn't want to ruin it by adding unnesesery extra's. Same goes for Ratonhnaké:ton.

Odyssey and Syndicate are terrible tho

@@jueezzzz yes I'm fully aware of this and you right ,but a lot of people like them and consider them good

I have to disagree. While 'reviewing' or 'ciritisising' (seems like everyone is a critic now adays) this game keep in mind, this is a sceduled game (not a primary tool of life, but a piece of art made for enjoyemend after a bussy day), not a novel. I recently replayed all the games, but I solely focused on the main campain, so what ever I say about the side activities is from memory. -I agree that paris didn't feel extremely alive like previous titles (revelations for example) but look at the scale of the buildings. And this game was more centered around multiplayer, which explains the lack of interesting solo side questst (again, judging from memory) -Realy, this is what you're complaining about...? Have you even played the other games? xD. The Animus or Helix have translation software, which translates the languege for the users, with 'occasionaly' misses. While Ezio did have an Italian accent from time to time, so did Arno (with French). The accent might not have been perfect (don't know, I'm not good in French) Judging from the Turkish accents in Revelations, (my favorite game from the series) I speculate that almost none of the accents in the games were. -Making the king a bad guy like Cesare or the pope, would just be re-using an already used formula. The plot of this game wouldn't work if it wasn't centered around Germain. Think about it. The whole Unity concept is about him and Elise working together. If the king was a tempelar, he most likely would have been the Tempelar grand master, which would nulify the whole Unity plot. (I could explain it more if you would like ;) -Napoleon is a controverial character, so I get the short screentime. -Well... Elise being a Templar was what made Unity, 'Unity'. This game was centered around the romance/team up, between Arno and Elise, that's why the game is called Unity. An assassin and a templar working together. And it did also have great significance in the world of AC. Because it shows that during the infinite war (? forgot the real name) the Assassin's and Tempelar did try to work together. -Again pay more attention to the games, Tempelars in general where never bad guys. While you did have some corrupt ones, like Cesare (remember the scene where the other grandmasters refused to help him out during one of the final sequences). The assassin's and Templars both seek peace and they both are not afraid to kill in order the accomplish that. While the Templars are more radical in there ways, they (mostely) all act because they feel it's for the greater good. This is an example, but not there exact philosophies; Templars seek to put all flags toghether under one, while the Assassins try to get rid of the whole concept of a flag. While I won't deny that the game had a sloppy release and I won't deny that the gameplay could use some fine tuning. The end result is, imo, an underrated AC game. And in the end, like I set in the beginning. This is a game so try not to take it too serious and appreciate the work the developers put into it (I know... games cost money, but you get my point). While some developers rush there projecets because of time schedules the publishers put them on. It's still a piece of art and a fun way to enjoy our other wise, boring spare time.

+Rochelle Nazarene Lanuza yas

yes

if you're comparing arno to ezio then definitely not similar circumstances but completely different ideals and personalities.

NEVER

"The Creed of the Assassin Brotherhood teaches us that nothing is forbidden to us. Once, I thought that meant we were free to do as we would. To pursue our ideals, no matter the cost. I understand now. Not a grant of permission. The Creed is a warning. Ideals too easily give way to dogma. Dogma becomes fanaticism. No higher power sits in judgement of us. No supreme being watches to punish us for our sins. In the end, only we ourselves can guard against our obsessions. Only we can decide whether the road we walk carries too high a toll. We believe ourselves redeemers, avengers, saviours. We make war on those who oppose us, and they in turn make war on us. We dream of leaving our stamp upon the world... even as we give our lives in a conflict that will be recorded in no history book. All that we do, all that we are, begins and ends with ourselves."

He probably would care, but he was a kid back then. He only later found out that his father was an Assassin and right after that he was busy with the whole Templar coup that killed Delasare.

For me *correction: Most

Yea but mainly just cuz of the hair

+Oswaldo Sanchez yas

So you're just ignoring the amazing speech he gives in the end? You clearly haven't played Unity.

Pedro Vieira I have watched the entire walkthrough, but his speech is nothing compared to AC1's speeches, like all the philosophical short life quotes were just amazing.

***** I watched the entire walkthrough online.

Lolol how can you even say it's not philosophical? It's an amazing speech. It shows his growth as a character. Everything he learnt about the brotherhood and about himself. Everything is says may not be about fighting and may not be so inspiring, but it is realistic. He talks of how ideals give way to dogma and fanaticism. How an assassin may never get the appreciation for his effort, but he will still fight. That no one will control what you do, so it is up to you to do the right thing.

DeathCreationist And please tell me of one of those AC1 amazing speeches please. AC1 is incredible and has the best story of all AC games but there aren't so many speeches.

You forgot Edward kenway