The 20 BEST Historical Figures In Assassin's Creed Games 

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Benjamin Franklin gives you a grenade launcher in Rogue. Just as the Founding Fathers intended.

Leonardo da Vinci is the reason why I chosen him as my middle school project.

Currently playing AC1-Syndicate. Rn I’m on AC2, and my God I love Leonardo Da Vinci. As if I don’t already love him enough in history, I love him more in AC! Love the chemistry of Leonardo and Ezio, feels so natural. One of the best characters especially actually being useful and not just as a cameo or something.

Disappointed to not see Black Beard on this list.

Love your video and keep up the great work

when I played these games i made me wonder if any of my ancestors actually knew any of these historical figures like did my early ancestors know Leonardo da Vinci or Benjamin Franklin. has anyone else ever thought of that while playing these games?

My Top 10: 1. Socrates 2. Karl Marx 3. Leonardo Da Vinci 4. Perikles 5. Blackbeard 6. Charles Dickens 7. Benjamin Franklin 8. Hypocrates 9. Cleopatra VII. 10. Pythagoras

I wish Marquis de Sade from Unity was on here, such a fun and refreshing character

Leonardo da Vinci is the plug in AC2 & ACB

Leo was my favorite historical figure in ac

My favorite historical characters in this franchise to work with are Cleopatra and Leonardo Da Vinci. Both of them have their charms. Hey whose your favorite historical character from this franchise and why?

I’m playing through Brotherhood again. I loved Da Vinci.

Piri Reis. Enigmatic historical figure and brilliantly acted character in AC Revelations.

I decided tò replay ace today still my 2 favourite ho ame

I was hoping that Black Beard would've been 2 or 3 but I knew that Leonardo was going to be 1

I'm not ashamed to admit that Anne Bonny from AC IV was my first video game crush.

We so need an AC: Game set during the Scottish Wars of Independence. We could get to meet Robert the Bruce and William Wallace.

Where's Blackbeard?????

Alexander graham bell didn’t invent the telephone. He was the first to have his patent accepted before others in 1876. Where as Antonio Santi Giuseppe Meucci put in a patent request in 1871 but since his patent didn’t include the transmission of sound waves it didn’t gather enough attention then Bells patent whose did so was overlook in favor of Bells telephone.

I really liked Aspasia. And she would've worked as a side character. But as the main villain not so much. I think her character should've gone through a redesign in order to make her a real villain.

Good that Leo is first! Leo was the homie! I was kinda shipping Leo and Ezio by the end of AC2 and Brotherhood cause I just enjoy more Leo and Ezio content and would think an odd couple senerio where they share an apartment would be rather entertaining.

Instead of putting Bartholomew Roberts Mary Read and Anne Bonny you should have put Blackbeard Ben Hornigold and Charles Vane

Assassins Creed 1. I truly hope that Assassins Creed One is getting a graphical remake. They should just work on the graphics and add more medieval arming sword options, I would love to use a beautiful Crusader arming sword as Altair. I don't care one bit about the story outside of history/the animus, I just want the historical content. My top ACs are 1,2,Brotherhood and Unity. Revelations setting of Constantinople was superb, but the half arsed npc design ( copy and paste potato face) really placed that game on the back burner for me. (Revelations Desmond looked like such a doofus.) But without a shadow of a doubt my favourite Assassin's Creed of all time still remains Assassins Creed one. The setting of the Levant is such a climax in our world's history, the numerous cultures and world views that all convened ,coexisted and cooperated at this crossroads were immense. Medieval, in cities that are policed by soldiers , guards and police forces , shows exactly why stealth and assassins were a reality/necessity. Those settings are superb. With iconic cities such as Arce,Demascus and the centre of the world Jerusalem , the world in which you find yourself is so rich in history, culture and importance, filled with peoples and packed, lively streets. In a medieval setting using European arming swords, ME shamsiers , short sword, throwing knives and your iconic hidden blade , makes the close quarters melee combat the best there ever was. I adored the melee combat in these older AC games, such beautiful, complex, flowing moves that were so elegant and deadly and AC 1 still has the best / most beautiful melee movesets of all the games. You start with just your hidden blade, then slowly as you develop your skills and rank up you gain access to more and more weapons until you are armed with some of the most elegant and deadly weapons of the middle ages. You only use a one handed weapon, thus only a single handed or double handed weapon, no Sword+dagger or sword + shield or two sword combo and that is melee perfection to me. An arming sword in the hand and nothing in the other. In the remake If they added some moves that included damaging the enemy with your hidden blade whilst in a melee duel using your sword, like when you fight janissaries in AC Revelations then it will be pure melee perfection. The stealth in AC 1 is brilliant, I love that you walk around like a praying monk in robes to blend into the city, even when crowds are unavailable, but if you walk as a praying monk, alone into a restricted area, the guards will still chase you away and become suspicious. It is so good. In Unity you use a corner to remain out of sight, assassinating an enemy around a corner you kill the target and you neatly place the body against the wall you were hiding against also out of sight. I REALLY hope this will be present in AC 1s remake. Altair is by far the most intriguing and capable Assassin to me , he is strong, calculating, mysterious and in my opinion the most skilled assassin thus far. With the most beautiful Assassin armour, on par with the Epic Templar armour of the horrendous Rouge game. You sit on benches to blend into the crowd, or you join a group of monks in prayer allowing you to vanish from your pursuers. The way the factions in the game are depicted is good, Unlike the propaganda of the repulsive woke cult of today , they don’t portray the Christian Crusaders as the villains. Although they did portray the Crusader held territories as cold, bleak, dilapidated and run down where the Muslim areas are vibrant and more appealing which I do not agree with. Especially the Hospitallar quarters which in reality were some of the cleanest and most clinical areas in the entire Levant since they specialised in surgery and the healing and recuperation of all injured / sickly people , be it wounded crusader knights or Muslim/Christian/Jewish villagers sharing the same cities. The Crusaders specialised in the construction of wells and water ways / aqueducts that facilitated the flow of fresh , clean water into controlled cities and waste water out of these cities. (Although I can’t recall if Acre was under siege at the time in game, if that is the case, that could explain the city's dilapidated state.) But be that as it may, you still fight against the Crusaders as well as the invasive Muslims. At the end they show that the enemy is not the Templar Knights , but instead the corrupt ,evil leaders on both sides of the conflict. I love that they correctly show that both factions have evil and corrupt figure heads that you have to assassinate and in turn both factions have good honourable leaders that bring so much good to the world such as King Richard the Lionheart and Saladin. I love that by the end of the game, you side with the Leader of the Templars (King Richard the Lionheart) and in turn stop/assassinate the leader of the Assassins (Al-Mualim). This game was truly visionary. The toughest enemies to fight are the Great helm wearing Templar Knights and rightly so. These special forces of their time were a force to be reckoned with and even when you use all your combat skill and tricks… you still get a proper run for your money when challenging a Templar Knight to a duel. I don't want open world, I don't want guns and I loathe MYTHOLOGICAL / MAGICAL shit looking at you AC Viking hype train. Keep it 100% Historical. I loved that AC1 gave tiny hints about God Three in One's existence/presence but that was never the focus. I want an AC with the depth and realism similar to Red dead Redemption but in a Medieval/Ancient setting. I can’t stress how much I love AC one and I can’t wait to play it again when the remake comes out. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MwI3TClqhOs.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-a2wlfzXhf38.html

Assassin’s Creed 2🤩😌

Make a video about Nikola Tesla in games

Julius Caesar wasn't a emperor he wase rrjt ladtt Major leader before the emperor's his great newphew Octavian eventually became the first emperor, Augustus

I was missing the Ragnarsson brothers from Valhalla

I tried to hit socrates in Odyssey 😅

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pretty sure Alfred the Great was the first king of the Anglo Saxons his grandson Athelstan was the first king of the English and England but it wasn't until William the conqueror that a first true king of England ruled and took North Umbria

An AC game set in WW1/WW2 or Indian/Russian setting would be so refreshing.

Wait what?! Joining her on what? 🤣 1:24

School student who don't appreciate historic figures should play ac games

What disrespect leaving Florence Nightingale out of the list

I wish we could get an AC game Set in 17th Century germany during the 30 years war, we could have the Protagonist meet fucking Gustavus adolphus, king of sweden😅

I liked Socrates.

My is Jacques de Molay from AC Unity

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Alfred the great was King of Wessex and than Anglo Saxons not all England his grandson Athelstan was the first king of all England

I never see Alexios in these...????

Ivar the boneless

Ezio x Leonardo OTP

Nassoo?

Yusuf???????

Karl Marx in Syndicate ❤️

Assassins creed syndicate was not 2015