"Who's that guy": Bernard-René Jourdan de Launay, Governor of La Bastille. Historicaly, at the taking of the Bastille, he spent the entire day trying to appease people, even inviting some leaders of insurectionists inside to bargain. Seeing the situation come to a boiling point, and aware that it was either surrendering or causing a needless bloodbath among the populace, he surrenders on the condition of safe conduit for him and his men, is taken prisoner and brutaly lynched on the way to see the Tribunal in Paris in spite of the agreement. His head was cut off with a dull pocket knife.
Just hopped back on the game and the multiplayer feels exactly like the trailer turkey was the last game where you really felt like you was apart of the creed
Assassin’s Creed Unity is the most interesting game that take place during the French Revolution, as it seems like this game was a very complex game that released with Assassin’s Creed Rouge. As well the splitting up to newer consoles for PS4 era of gaming. If records are still on it, it had so many crashes and bugs till now it’s fully patched for playing 😄 with that said, there is a fun fact about the Assassin’s logo for Unity as it’s a Guillotine to symbolize what era it’s set in.
Fun fact: Assassin’s Creed Unity and Rogue are directly connected to each other with Assassin’s Creed 3 being connected to Rogue. It’s like the Revolution Saga of the franchise.
@@watchdeesi9547 No but the characters in those games are tied in to the characters of the other game. Like the story of Rogue is related to Unity and 3 is in between them.
