Connor meets the boy who saw Haytham at the Opera (Unique Dialogue) 

People didn’t really like AC3 but I absolutely adored it. The movement, combat, the animals and being able to climb trees for the first time blew me away. I freaking love Connor but following Ezio was not gonna be easy.

Love how they show the “shh” from the boy’s angle, emphasizing the menace of Haytham

RIP, Opera Target. You will be missed.

I remember playing AC3 and just being blown away by everything from the movement, parkour, and the satisfying hidden blade kills.

It’s cool that he becomes an Assassin too, as his Uncle Miko (the guy Haytham killed) co led the British Brotherhood with Edward Kenway. That’s why they knew each other. Edward died decades before, and Haytham’s mission was to finish off what was left of his Brotherhood. Letting that kid go was a mistake the Templars will regret😆

I knew his name but I didn't know he was the boy from the opera... He was my favorite bodyguard assassin

Ac3 completionist run before the end of the main story feels so damned rewarding, also trying out unique fighting styles and different weapons felt fresh asf back in 2013. I loved taking muskets into the trees and sniping patrols or using rope darts or pistols in combat finishers.

I remember going to the bar to talk this guy, but turns out to be the kid who saw haytham assassinate, I was shock

Man, Haytham was such a good character.

Deep. What a well rounded game scene. Make me want to play Assassins creed 3 again.

0:39 The moment he gestured for Duncan's silence, then the smug smile afterwards, knowing he will get away with it long enough to leave for the Colonies halfway across the ocean. At that time Nobles had the free pass, as the one's below his status are suspected first, as the Nobles are the least suspected. Hierarchy was insane between the Dark ages all the way to the Middle and Castle ages.

Goddamn, have known AC3 for years but never know this amazing detail. Seems like the franchise never fails to amaze me. Thank you for uploading this video.

I put so many hours into AC3 doing my 100% run (this was in Remastered since no multiplayer) and I loved finding out this little detail when I got to it

that shot from the child's pov where haytham shushes him always freaked me out

I wished we got a game about Haytham too. Enjoyed playing as him even if just in a few hours.

Wow that's a cool detail.

0:38 that first person view perspective was a nice detail

For what little time we has with him, Haythem was my favorite character in the post Ezio era

Connor is my favorite assassin after Ezio. His story is so sad

Still can't believe that Ubisoft destroys game visual with this "next gen" lighting

Strong dialogue. The dialogue of the Law. 🎉

I remember when I discovered this the first time I played AC3 but then I 100% the game again after like 4 years and I didn't meet him. I thought I had imagined it.

I have gone back to play ac3 recently and it seems so much better gameplay wise than anything that followed. The parkour, attention to detail in graphics, the combat, all of it seems so much more fluid. I also really like that in AC l3 every soldier wasn't dressed like an officer and almost all of them had muskets like they would in reality. It makes combat so much more interesting when you have to consider that half of the guys you are about to fight will likely make a line to shoot you.

I never knew that that was the boy from Prologue, it's been awhile since I've played AC3. Thanks for bringing this to light 👍🏽.

This is an amazing detail! Must pile it ontop of the other great immersive details in ac3. I mean, they went through the trouble to animate the fact that Haytham is left handed and Conner right handed. Conner fights like a predator with his back hunched and dual wielding while Haytham fights like a gentleman; straight postured and one arm behind his back. He was possibly taught how to fence by an officer (note that I am acknowledging how people say it was Edward who taught him. This is false as it clearly states that he was raised by templars and not his father. Just as a theory, I believe as pirates make bad fathers, he probably just neglected Haytham as a boy.) or something. Anyways, the details in this game are quite amazing. Though they don't effect the gameplay much and are often overlooked, it is still awesome how much work they put into this game. Its "bad apple of the bunch" thesis in reference to the series, is undeserved. TLDR: They put a lot of detail in this game, so people should probably appreciate it more than they do.

Ac3 was a criminally underrated game. I absolutely loved the precursor storyline in this game it was so compelling! Only downfall is they haven’t really recovered the modern day plot since killing off Desmond!

I love how it mimics the end of Assassin's Creed 4.

Wow I see this for the first time after almost 11 years of the game being out! I like these little details scattered throughout the story but very well connected. Interesting how there's always something new to discover even when we thought we had the full picture.

AC3 was the first AC I played so it'll always have a spot reserved for it.

Assassins creed 3 had been my favorite for years. After replaying through all of them is dropped to 3 behind black flag and brotherhood but it will always have a special place in my heart

I remember this moment but I don’t think I actually saw it until my 2nd playthrough years later. I loved it. Nice touch.

Never thought I'd meet the boy who witnessed his Uncle's murder all those years ago

Never noticed how you can see Duncan walk into the viewing box during the opera scene

Thats actually nice little detail added.

i love finding new things about this game after so much time

nothing's better than tavern music 😌🎶

The trauma from seeing your uncle slumped in his chair, unresponsive, and only other man he was with gesture you to be silent, before realizing that man was the one who did your uncle in, must be fucking incredible. Glad Duncan’s still doing alright

How the f did I miss this?!? That’s incredible!!

Its hard to believe that this was peak graphics at one point. How could the perception meet so much? Especially the faces

AC3 tells the most Unique story out of every other AC game

It was a really tense scene until the 2013 graphics cauht up with it and I burst out laughing at the kid’s massive bug eyes

wow i missed this somehow in my 100% run. very nice

Always loved this game. My favorite assassins creed. And my favorite point in history

AC3 was literally the best game ive ever played, it was my childhood

When your father is more interesing than you are.

HOW DID I MISS it was Duncan dude that's insane I love this

I was blown when I came across this dialogue. I would frequently talk to the assassin recruits in the tavern and enjoyed the little romance cooking between Connor and that assassin lass.

This was such a good little detail! Was so happy I 💯 % this game

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The Animus Database says Duncan Little was born in 1730, so he would have been 24 when he saw his uncle die. He looks really young for a 24-year-old.

Haytham didn't betray anyone he was a Templar from the start

Fuck this is insanely good.

This is a nice little bit of connection, but what I really like about this scene is what it means for Connor. In order for this scene to happen, they had to know Hatham was his father. Connor told his recruits who his father was, a Templar, the man they had all sworn to help kill if necessary, and it was. Connor isn't my favorite, my fave is Shay, but he is a good protagonist for these kinds of interactions. He is upfront and honest and does not bulls*** you. He is open with his recruits about what needs to be done, and he will not ask them to do anything he wouldn't do himself.

Such a great game. I might replay it for the 3 time.

Good if game really connected 😤😤😤

Of all 14 main AC iteration, haytham is arguably the best antagonist in the series. His cold blood, his charisma, and his intelligence, and his plan execution are brilliant.

Its little details like this that make me angry when people say this game sucks.

connor was definitely the luke skywalker of the assassins' creed universe.... he had all the knowledge of all the past great assassins even edward and took on his traitor father to redeem a the mistakes of past assassins and templars. Strengthening the creed and saving the future

Game had an underrated story.

This game is amazing. Connor is the most badass assassin ever. His family is just amazing.

Awesome, I never noticed this. AC3 is also my 2nd favourite after Black Flag. When I first saw a friend playing it I was skeptical but then got it myself and was instantly immersed in the colonial era and strongly related to Connor's character. He carries the weight of the world on his shoulders seeing all that is wrong with that world and is ruthless in his pursuit of his people's, and by extension, the common people's freedom. An assassin through and through.

I remembered as a kid going "How did you know Haythem was his dad?" Since i barely used the assassin buddies

Killing Duncan would've been a safer bet but Haytham didn't do it. I like those small moments that show he still has some humanity in him.

Gotta love the pub music, remember playing all those board games for the trophy

Al those years later and the kenways are still the only worthy successors of Altair and Ezio

Omg, I just realized the voice actor for the grown up boy is the same one for Buck from Far Cry 3

I like Miko and Haytham's relationship in the book, I could tell if Haytham stayed an Assassin Miko would have been like an uncle to Haytham since he was helping Edward run the London Assassin's

The uncle is dressed pretty well for his nephew being in essentially peasant clothes

“It’s a small world after all.”

I never got this dialogue when I played AC3 and always asked myself if Connor and the boy would ever meet... now I know.

Back when Ubisoft could actually write and develop good games.

Had no clue they touched back on that

Damn i don't remember this interaction from when i first 100% the game, that being said it was over a decade ago which is wild to think about.

Duncan Little is a companion you can have in AC3, this is an easter egg made probably to give him character.

When i played AC3 i prefered to call Connor by his birth name, his native name: Ratonhnhaké:ton. In that time i was studying my family's past for a work in school. Discovered some brazilian native blood on my veins. Thought that his name was preety cool and powerful to not be used.

I don’t remember being able to sit down in bars.

When we played the game for the first time and was tasked with killing this stereotypical British old white noble man, none of us could have guessed that he is not a Templar, but an Assassin.

Honestly if this was adapted I could see Richard. E Grant as Haytham.

When I was 12 and realised this in 2012 I thought it was so cool ahaha

Assassin's Creed 3 IS The Best AC Game Forever

AC 3 is the best assassin's creed game to me due to various factors such as combats, stories, plots, better parkour system, and the huge changes of Achilles.

I Think Kenway and Duncan are somehow connected by fate💀

Connor is drax the destroyer

I just found out about this easter egg even though I spent a long time playing this game

0:37 bye bye 🤫🧏

I had Phantom of the Opera playing while that scene played out 🤣

I miss AC 3 and Duncan, sadly I lost my code for Ac3 and the remaster just doesnt feel the same.😢😢

this was my first actual ac game. that made me fell in love with the series. so no matter what they say, this game is better

Now Connor will never know that his grandfather and Duncan's uncle were the leaders of the British Brotherhood.

Yeah the animus database really made sense of this, according to shaun duncan was born in 1730, so he would be around 24 years old when the event took place but nah he looking more like he was 12, and by the way, also according to the animus database, ziio (connors mom) is 1 year younger than duncan

After reading Forsaken, seeing assassination of Miko feels different

ive never played or seen footage of AC3 i thought someone modded ConnorEatsPants as the boy because its looks just like him and I saw 'Connor' in the title

OMG, didn't know he is the kid. His face makes him look older than haytham.

Im probably the only peron who entered the franchise starting with this game. It made me go back and play the previous games and sequals. At least till Origins came out.

That guy’s first name is Opera and his last name is Target

I just never understood why Connors Village was burned even though Haytham said not to mess with it Which I assume was because of the "good of the mission" was probably the only reason

Well there goes the “haythem killing Edward” theory.

I never knew he was that kid. That's so crazy! And cool.

He saw him.

I was waiting for something else tbh