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Maybe...Connor had a point, just as his father ? He shouldn't have trusted the Patriots, but he is right that a person can't just declair themselves leader for having a good idea.

Connor may be underrated, but Haytham remains my idol. Though I have to admit he overestimated Lee's compass.

Best moment ever in assassin creed history

Gunoi

I loved this dlc more then mafia 2 only if they added cut scenes for every mission And why i loved it more because this was having very different mission every mission was a little different and that what i want Playing same type of mission again again in mafia 2 story was boring well but i liked the cutscenes that gives pure vibe of cosa Nostra ie scicilian mafia

Imagine going for a light attack and the mf keeps parrying the shit out of it

Haythem is easily the best villian of the whole franchise. The voice acting, personality, skills, motives, ect

Scary how right haythem was

I like how Haytham is able to tell Connor hes proud, obviously it doesnt speak much about their relationship but the meaning for him to tell his son who he genuinely cared for deep down that he was proud of the man Connor became instrad of his last words being "you will fail" or something, he simply says, Im proud of you, not as a father but as a man"

No one mentioned that haytham told connor "you WILL see" while fighting him. That means he knew he was going to let his son kill him and didn't try his best in the last moment when he is chocking connor he could have just easily release his hidden blade and end connor but instead he gave his son enough time to hit him with the hidden blade knowing well that he has one and will use it

Pyramid head is James sunderland's punisher. He has no place in this game

Ezio: "No one deserves to die in such pain" Also Ezio: Stabs bro in the fuckimg mouth with a whole 8 inch blade

I cried when connor killed his father 😭💔 when he said goodbye father .. i wiped my tears and said goodbye dad 😢

Better than SH2

Raymond Sullivan

this was like every Zoom conference call at the start of COVID lol

I would've loved to see haytham back in the dream dlc like we do with ziio

Haytham is a Badass 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Best boss fight in the series. Story wise it’s perfect and sad. Gameplay wise it’s fantastic and not easy and so unique and different from “chase down the enemy” or “attack them until they die”. Cesare is a close second but Haytham’s boss is perfect to me.

Not a big fan of The Grand Hotel scene, the high school of Alex will be a better scene, and all the elements can be there too, Carol could be a teacher that cheated with Bartlett, the nurses can be there too for the nursing. Double Helix forgot Alex is a teenager, so we need to know about his life as a student. And even if he has a mental illness he can be at school, even more if the inspiration of the game is Donnie Darko, and high school was very important for the plot.

What Ezio had spoken from 2:01 to 2:48 is the goddamn truth. I wish that this would apply to everyone in real life worldwide. We only need to depend on *_ourselves,_* not the governments, not politicians, not religious leaders, not televangelists, not man-made religions & Gods, or fairytale books (like Bibles & Qur'ans), etc. They don't care about us. All they care about, are money, power & control.

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I’m 1 shot with no meds and no ammunition this is pissing me off

One of the best scenes in gaming history. The argument of ideals. The counter arguments.

Haytham is easily the best dressed templar in the series

Honestly i was so sad i missed a lot of the dialogue, thanks for uploading it!

In the homestead basement Connor writes messages next to the portraits of the people he kills. After he kills Haytham he writes ‘sakataterihwáhten’ which means ‘I made a mistake’. It shows that Connor eventually did come to see that killing Haytham was not the right play and working together with him would have been the best avenue. Little details like this and Haytham’s journal in the Forsaken novel of how he saved Connor from being hung, is what made this game so great! For me Haytham will always be the best example of a Templar that we will see in Assassins Creed.

*TRIVIA:* *At first when Alex gets off the stretcher, there's a clock in that room. It's the only clock in the game that seems to work, it wasn't even two o'clock in the morning yet. then there's an entity that's killing the doctors of the place, and when the protagonist tries to escape at 2:06 in the morning (time of the accident) something doesn't let him out of alchemilla. so the nightmare begins within the nightmare, from there time's stopped and everything takes place in alex's childhood in S.Glen in the 80's. you'll see objects from alex's childhood scattered around the scenarios, and also relics such as old cars and public heritages. in this case this game is timeless.. (however there're endings where he actually escaped from alchemilla)* *When you arrive in S.Glen, next to Dr.fitch's office there's the city bank with 4 lights on, 3 of which're bright and the last one's almost off (symbolizing the 4 families). Suggesting that the bank's still active with secret meetings, throughout the game the building remains linked with people on the premises arguing who knows what. It's one of the mysteries of the game that everything's abandoned but the financial part of the city's still in full swing!! kidnappings have become a kind of business...* *if you look at alex's house from the outside, it's empty giving the impression that the shepherds have moved but when you enter the house, it's fully furnished but completely abandoned (the mirrors still reflect no furniture inside). looking through the backyard in the kitchen part this becomes more apparent (giving a paranormal air of the house being an ancestral ghost of the city).* *the woman locked in the hotel can also be the manifestation of alex's mother living in the world of the dead and him living in the world of the living, both're separated by a hole in the door that looks like the mouth of a monster. the 3 memories illustrate "the day of the accident" and why his mother was catatonic, it's implied that she committed suicide with that old gun and alex's at his doorstep talking to her. there're layers of SH that you can only reach if you're dead.. (there're also indications that it was curtis who built the machine that Lillian is trapped in, then it's possible to see his mother's corpse smiling.. of relief perhaps)* *in the dr.fitch office there's an underground passage that leads to SH, this otherworld passage's the mix of a hospital and the institution that alex's in at the beginning of the game. some hallways're the same as the protagonist walks in the prologue. It's also more apparent that Alex's exploring the characters' minds and their memories\secrets..* *this game starts in the late afternoon and culminates in a red dawn, it's notable that there's a change of climate similar to the original games. it was the first time anyone came out during the otherworld outdoors, alex was the only protagonist who saw the parallel world from the outside.* *There're Alex's toys locked in the attic of the house (also in the audio of the tape, Alex's father tells him to "go down the stairs") implying that Alex was locked in the attic and forced to sleep alone there (a dark place full of spider webs and venomous animals) in the infernal version, there're 4 monsters that represent each member of the family (in the attic there're 3 schism which're the dead Josh, the catatonic mother and Alex crouched in the corner of the attic) and in the lower part of the house there're the more aggressive schism who is alex's father. What confirms this symbolism're the four mannequins that're in the same position (including one lying down and the other propped up in the corner).* *if you analyze the drawings and read the descriptions, it's understood that there's an urban legend in S.Glen related to the lake (that's why the docks gate's sealed) by an alleged man who threw himself into toluca lake years ago, this story was told to scare the local children and this collective fear manifests itself as the executioner that exists in the game. So in the part where alex's with josh at the lake, james's still decomposed there in the depths and on the other side of the lake's possibly the abandoned car with a dead body locked in back seat. James' wife belongs to the same family tree as Alex (The Shepherds) although they're not related (in a promotional diary: Alex's mother was invited to attend a funeral for a childhood friend, but the funeral never took place) There's a misterious tomb named "someone's wife" in the Dargento Cemetery, but this grave has never been used. (The shepherd family mausoleum is not found in S.Glen, only the other 3 families. However, there's an abandoned mausoleum in central SH)* *Next to Curtis' junkyard's an abandoned mine that possibly became a secret passage to SH in the final stage of the game. The lair was where people were taken to be tortured and killed by order. it's located in the basement of the church, the only sacred place in the city where it's not affected by the other world. In Curtis' warehouse, many belongings of everyone who lived in the city're hidden and also the special clothes that Curtis wore.* *There're x-rays in alchemilla that show injuries that the protagonist suffered at the end of the game (including the brother and the judge) means that this game's upside down: it starts at the end and ends at the beginning, if you reverse the acts, it's alex going from the day of the accident to the hospitalization in alchemilla in the prologue. crazy huh? (Travis was tasked with transporting the patient since he was familiar with Toluca County and worked at Brahms Station, Alex's parents lied to the city that he was promoted to the army so they wouldn't lose their last son) still characteristic the journey starts in a way and turns into a whirlwind.. there's a real pyramid involving judges, politicians, doctors and police forces\dynastic families (as if everything happens in our world and not just in a nightmare).* The layers of Alex personality are represented by fog (sadness) and coming from the other world (hatred esentment), how he feels at every moment depending on what is discovered evealed. This game is introspective as f00k!! more than it seems...

2024 years

10:02 reminds me of Spy X Family

This game never get old

I love how, despite everything, he was still proud of Connor

1:16

Awesome sauce

So many need to wake up to understand that we already live in a templar like system but everyone is told different. Haytham explains perfectly how the world works and this is the world we are living.

I remember playing this 10 years ago , I've played a lot of videogames and i can say this is the most disturbing boss I've ever encountered to a point it popped in my head just now and decided to search it again 😂

GIVE ME LEE!!!

This game should be remade

Hope they make a follow up Assassins Creed game where Connor's renewed Colonial Brotherhood hunt Shay with a cameo or help from Arno and the French Brotherhood

6:02

sadly haytham was right about the "freedom" and "equal" and all that crap but templars have no right to control , what's even worse haytham should have known templars are nothing like him

Fun fact: when Haytham found out his son is a Assassin he wanted to unite the Assassin's and the Templar's towards a common cause but eventually realized that it would be almost impossible so decided against it. One of the main reasons he wanted to unite the two is because he often felt torn between the two sides due to his father Edward being a Assassin

I love that Haytham is trying to convince Connor the Templars are a purely non-political organization and just a force of nature and truth. He's basically Fox News

1:39

This conversation is amazing. Both Haytham and Connor make very valid points. There is definitely truth in the two differing points they speak of.

Growing up is realising Haytham was right, as an example "The People have the Power" is so untrue, the public gets to decide who is their leader from a list of people sure, but they have no say in who will be on that list in the furst place, thats already been decided by the political parties vying for victory

This is my favorite boss fight in SH5. I love how the arena IS part of the fight, and how the boss is not just uncomfortably pathetic but so very very angry, as the victim likely feels.

Let him burn! xaxaxa I have to replay an AC Marathon.

Haytham is lowkey speaking the truth here

"We require no creed, no indoctrination by desperate old men- All we need is that the world be as it is."