Assassin's Creed | Who's The Deadliest Templar? 

Connor literally said he wasnt even in condition to fight the guards. People take that he let him win shit too seriously,Connor is shown better than him in every comparison(except social matters lmao)and Achilles who fought Haytham wouldnt let Connor go after him until he was ready.Connor also didnt want to kill him except the very end when he was getting choked,shit he was actually less willing to fight him and was ambused and still got the upper hand and the not wanting to kill him argument doesnt make sense with just punches. As for the fight the novel describes them similar, and Connor is implied to be getting the edge even though he is very injured from the start,even Haytham said Connor was being the one to triumpth until the cannon,the novel also says he stabbed him before he could even react when he decided to kill him Connor was literally trained to kill Haytham,thats all you need to know. And yeah i know people will shit on my comment and dickride yours due to Haytham being way more popular but idgaf,i just say the facts and let people do what they want with them.

@@newhybrid101 bruh we all know haytham let him kill him, even tho connor wasnt in condition to fight guards, haytham is way older than connor and age was catching up, prime for prime haytham wins, shit, haytham literally couldve killed connor when he first met him when he jumped on him

@@urmomgae5882 Prime for Prime I think Connor would win. He was still very young in AC3 and the strongest assassin. I think he beats both Edward and Haytham in a 1v1.

@@-slice-6103 edward for sure but haytham was able to kill connor but held back and that was old haytham, if it was young haytham he wouldve def won

@@urmomgae5882 If Haytham is willing to kill and start from a good spot, he could easily kill Connor via stealth. Both in their prime, morals off, starting where they can see each other, Connor wins. I don’t see Haytham killing him if they’re both in fighting condition. The Connor he first encountered was young and inexperienced. If the fight took place in a forest, I’m taking Connor for the win 9/10

Cause all his assassins were weak besides Adewale

@@sidneygoodman1609 true but we don’t know that much about everything he did after that other than killing arnos dad.

I mean, Altair technically died of age. And (unless I'm wrong, which I totally could be, I'm not fully attuned to AC lore) didn't Ezio die of age?

@@crynosinso8324 but they aren’t templars

@@gavinp5940 Oh, I thought we were just talking in general. Ok, never mind.

It would be hard to do anything with Haytham for the modern day for a few reasons, and I don't think Ubisoft is up for the challenge.

@@diddles976 why is it hard?

@@Engille967 Haytham's memories stop after the conception of Connor, meaning you can't have the game take place after that, and AC: Forsaken also kind of dictates what already needs to happen. Limiting story-telling freedom aside, Haytham's big thing was his amulet. Since that's already been discovered, there's no real reason for them to go back to him.

Haytham and Shay are a deadly duo

They were going to, but the Haytham novel caused a continuity error. Rogue was supposed to star Haytham, but he was in Europe for a lot of the game's timeline so Shay was made instead.

The borgias are some of my favorite characters In all of ac

I personally hate cesare, he just feels like a kid with xbox in africa

@@user-heybitch what is that analogy

Basically the earlier games because I feel personality from them

Rodrigo Borgia was a pretty good villain. Cesare on the other hand, was a giant spoiled baby

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Plus if it wasn't for Haytham; Shay would have killed off the North American assassin branch

@@venomousatol Wasn't it the other way around?

shay and haytham did eliminate any remaining assassin but by the time 1776 shay is in Paris looking for box and Connor has begun to reestablished the assassin order again in America and Arno father before dying tells shay that Connor has killed off all of his Templar ally and that he’s days are numbered

@Tyler Baldwin yes you are correct, for some reason I remembered it the other way around

I was feeling alone for second.)

we're in New Vegas now?

Wtf why are ya'll here??

@@elimhazard9938 1. It's Haytham, not Haymath 2. I consider him the second deadliest.

@@elimhazard9938 i think Shay wins in general. But the last thing you want is fighting Haytam, the methods he used in AC3 and his personality is haunting, Shay looks way more reasonable (except for his Madness or Poison darts)

Shay had the skills and know-how of the assassins and the resources and partnership of the templars

@@elimhazard9938 Hytham is 2nd. He is pretty successful but is assassinated and his plan fails.

Not to mention the fact that the only reason why the colonial brotherhood didn't die out completely, thereby preventing ac3 and subsequently critically if not mortally wounding the brotherhood in Europe as well, was because he showed enough mercy to only cripple Achilles. He could've effectively ended a more than 2 millennia long struggle in the templar's favor within years if he was even slightly more bloodthirsty or less benevolent.

Aye SHAY OP

Oh yes. Hope he crosses paths with connor should we get another game with those two

Yea ngl chief haytham and shay can probably a small government by themselves

No. Haytham is very susceptible to failure. He is ruthless and skilled but can fail due to emotions and killing everyone recklessly (such as trying to kill Achilles out of rage or blind intention to just kill instead of letting him tell the other assassins to stop the search for the artifacts to not cause death) Shay is equipped with lot's of skill. He's a man of principle. A man on a mission. Didn't let his loved ones stop him from accomplishing his missions. Plus, he knows how to send a message. He kills who needs to be killed and accomplish the mission of saving the world. Plus he's resistant to assassin's tricks. Shay is more mobile, and more armed.

@@murcielagokj you just explained why Shay is less deadly

@@murcielagokj Haytham was actually right to kill Achilles, Shay was actually the one to let his emotions influence rational thought 🤣 if Haytham killed Achilles Templars would Rule the Colonies easily because Connor would never be able to learn to be an Assassin at least not in America🤣 Haytham has never out right failed except in parenthood and killing Connor and what do you mean resistant to assassins tricks that only works on lower tier assassin's and Haytham knows it as well. Haytham even did an air assassination just for the fun of it. Haytham literally is the definition of focus but rarely gets sidetracked only when he met his well sorta wife and Connor which is UNDERSTANDABLE Shay gets distracted by people with little meaning to him really.

@@murcielagokj I think the shay you talking about so highly is the one in the cinematic trailer who is older than the one in Rogue because the outfit(🔥⚔) he gets after Rogue probably while hunting for the Artifacts and Temples which he would stop when Haytham died to lead the order in Britain and after Lee died the Colonial rite of Templars

@@Engille967 you just explained why haytham is less deadly

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Giovanni auditore pre AC ll

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I'm pretty sure there are a few or alot of assassin hunters who are templars in AC like when you unlock the templar from AC 4 it's a little bit similar to shay's outfit with the big collar to prevent assassinations or hidden blade stabs, I wish ubisoft stuck with shay's hood for his main templar outfit and other templar outfits especially the assassin killer one. Remember Duncan wolpole, he was an rogue assassin. There are countless assassin's who became rogue in AC lore and same goes with templars but probably less for templars. Probably the reason why assassin hunters aren't that well known is that never had been successful as shay, even then history forgot about shay because shay was a hitman like ghost, just look on how nobody even notices shay when he assassinates charles dorian.

Templars by definition are Christians.

RU-vid algorithm likes it. Im not subscribed to this channel, never go to it searching it BUT I always get these "-est assassin/templar" videos in my feed.

@@Dark_Voice smartiest, wiseiest, strongiest

Yeah, the only strong ones were Du Casse, that high ranking british commander from Nassau, Burges, Cockram and El Tiburón. El Tiburón is one of my favorite boss fights if not the best along with Cesare Borgia, George Washington and Thomas Germain.

@@Engille967 Julien Du Casse is french gunner and smuggler who is Edward's first assassinated with given hidden blade given by himself. The British commander you're mentioning Woodes Roger , who Edward didn't fight him in at all . instead stealthily assassinated him.

@@viroshanargiri4641 1. I know who Rogers is 2. Rogers is British governer not commander 3. Rogers died in Kingston 4. It was at the end of the game 5. The one i meant was sequence 7 or so

@@Engille967 Roger didn't die survived his injury and went back to England.Since I played the game long ago I got confused on Rogers occupation.

@@viroshanargiri4641 ik but he was injured in kingston tho

I think the kid was the guy’s nephew

I thought it was his son but if someone does find him can you guys tell us the name pls

Being superior doesn't mean they are deadlier, actions speak louder than words. Shay took down the entire colonial brotherhood on his own. Haytham certainly would beat shay in combat but when it comes to the most deadliest it belongs to shay because he took down multiple assassins and dismantled an entire brotherhood on his own, he even died of old age which is a rare luck for many well renowned killers in assassins creed but as shay has said many times, "I make my own luck." but before that he taught his sons how to hunt assassins if I remember correctly.

An arrogant Altair that tried to stab him while being infront of him.

facts lmao, what a shit game.

@@baldwinivofjerusalem47 it's overhated its decent

Well then I guess I'm the deadliest templar, because I think Odyssey is an amazing game

Def Conner wins and the one with least would be Arno

The order of ancients seems to be a precursor to the templars, so I'd probably class them as one and the same

But it wasn't haytham who made the assassination worked, it was shay. Haytham could've sent another templar but there's a high chance they'll fail. but shay, he doesn't miss

If you have seen the strongest assassin video he says who he thinks is the most terrifying

I'd say in terms of stature and intimidation the most terrifying assassin is definitely Connor. Or Altair

@@ajax3748 I agree

Same here. Haytham was the first Templar that I actually appreciated after I read Forsaken. When Rogue came out, and I played it that day, I immediately appreciated Shay.

I respect Ahmet a little, because he was falling to his death and still had the will and courage to try wrestling and stab Ezio mid-air. But sadly, he's far from the best fighter and not exactly the best armed.

Anti-Villan

Well, he is ahead of them by a few centuries. However, this video is about deadliness in terms of combat and direct threat. Crawford is a business man, not a military officer or soldier.

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