While other Assassins (excluding Altair) just "go kill this Templar and go kill that Templar," Ezio was the only one wise enough to find meaning in all that.
@Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad They did fratello mio, and everyone is forgot that you saved the creed, and i couldn't be so badass without your codex pages, Grazie brother.
@Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad I respected you all along in my life, and i still respect you, and that Armor that you made for me, it protected me from my enemies, and that library... No books, No wisdom. we seen enough for one life!
No, it`s not depressing. We accompanied this man through his life, and a hell of a good life it was. Quite an exciting journey for me, without any sign of depression :)
you know the saddest part in all this? remember the moment in end of Revelations, where he talks to Desmond? Ezio never fully understood WHY he was doing whatever he was doing. its US the gamers that know the extent of story. imagine whole lore and plot from his perspective... he sacrificed whole life and never uncovered even half of secrets he was so desperately trying to find all these years and decades... that's sad honestly
Ezio died coming to terms with his part to play in all of this. Nothing sad about that, he is a man who found his purpose. Lived a full life and he did with the people he loves.
I think it's remarkable that he walked away when he did and still had a life to live outside of the Assassins. I think Ezio realized that he would never fully understand his role in the First Civilization's grand scheme and that if he kept searching for answers he'd die most likely not knowing much more than when he started. So instead he walked away, he felt content that he contributed enough for both his present and the future and decided to live his remaining years living happily with the people who loved him.
I love the fact that ezio's fighting skills still the same as it was in the three games, the odd weapon pick up, the counter attack, the hook and run, the weapon throw, the weapon disarm, the tackle. Ezio smiles after the fight because he know he still got it.
Even at old age a man of considerable skill is still able to show that he can hold his own against ones much younger than them, that is what they underestimate a master assassin is still an assassin even in his late year even if it for a single battle. He doesn’t have to run and fight like he once was but to smart enough and strong enough to take a hit and keep fighting. That’s what counts, it’s not how hard you hit, it’s being able to take a hit and keep going.
I just restarted playing Assassins Creed 2 yesterday (the nostalgia was crazy yoooo) and after hearing those lines in the introduction I was just covered in chills 💀💀 what a great franchise of games man, but Ezio is just something else
The final scene with Ezio I feel should be explained. The man who sat and spoke to Ezio, was a Templar, sent to assassinate Ezio. However, seeing the condition Ezio was in, he chose to start a conversation rather than kill him. When he grabs Ezio’s wrist, it’s to prevent him from using the hidden blade. He did not poison or attack him, he simply held back the hidden blade. He knows Ezio will likely die soon, which is why he says, “get some rest,” and then leaving Ezio, allowing him to die in peace.
@@fasty7878 facial scars, placement of hand on ezio’s, the subtle nod to basically confirm his suspicions but show respect. I wondered myself but just watched a bit closer and I’m pretty confident saying that our boy nailed the analysis.
I think that really shows just how respected Ezio was. He tore through so much of the Templar's, and yet the one they sent to kill him had the courtesy to let him die in peace.
I still can't believe they did this to me. They made me watch him take the first breath he wasn't supposed to have and then they made me watch him take his last.
I think one big reason why so many AC fans are connected to Ezio is because they experience up to 3 games, watch Ezio growing from a vengeful young assassin to a wise Grand Master, and we too feel we are growing along. I don't know why Ubisoft won't make another triology and instead introduces new main every single game. None of us understand them enough, and we all look back to whom we know best, Ezio and Desmond.
You literally play Ezio right out of the womb, lol. I think there's a QTE for you to cry/breathe after being born. Playing him from birth to almost death helps create a strong connection.
quang anh nguyen tien I still think they should reopen the series with Desmond. I mean, they have a god damn opening to continue it! His data was saved. Meaning he could still be alive, in the system, just as Juno was. Why can't they just use it? That would be bomb as shit. Seeing Desmond command a new assassin, talk to them, just as Juno did. But to save humanity. And to stop her evil deeds. He'll, we haven't even really seen the bitch since.
I think it's because Ezio was just an amazing character. I felt a connection to him the first time I played AC2 and he still would've been my favorite even if he didn't get a trilogy. Him and Edward are my favorite (I cared nothing for the others really) but it seems like Origins protag may end up being up there too
I think it's time Desmond rest. I don't hate it that Ubisoft ended his life. Rather that, than having him live for too long and watch his story being milked the crap out of. I think we deserve another main from his bloodline, or others', and get more than 2 games to connect
Regarding Edward I have mixed feeling. I thought it's a great gaming character with well-developed personality, but I don't think he's a good AC main. AC has always been about stealth, patience and subtlety, and Edward is just too flamboyant. Then again, I'm a conservative when it comes to gaming plot, and those who love changing a game's nature will probably love Kenway and Jacob Frye.
I couldn't let him die. I first watched this video. Then, 1) I played AC revelations and completed it. 2) I completed AC Brotherhood. 3) Lastly, I completed AC 2. See, he got younger with every game I played.
The Social Trends good, but I'd think things where spoiled a lot. This video made me cry from how I've known him all these years and played the games and slowly you see him disappear. It's hurtful.
Epi Stafford embers takes place after revelation so he was correct ylu dont have to be a jerk about especially if your not even checking to see if your correct
I can't believe that 12 years have passed since the first game with Ezio Auditore. Now in 2021 I still think about him and I still have him in my heart and soul. Vai, amico, libero da fardelli e paure (Go forward, friend, unburdened and unafraid). Requiescat in pace !!!
@@hazzabrooksy4089 50's - 60's is still not that old because Altair in his 50's still strong enough. Ezio is weaker because he's suffering from a lung disease as a result of tending his vineyard all by himself.
Puppy Kitten ac2 ac3 ac revaluations about 30 guards chasing Ezio nah no problem just takes them out in brotherhood it’ll be easy just use the sword with the gun equipped and use all the ammo
I know Ezio from his birth to his death. My Lord! He may be a fictional character but for me he is a true friend, an ally and an inspiration. "There are some bondings that don't need the presence of reality."
I 'm happy that Ezio got such a peaceful end to his life. He didn't die at the hands of his enemies, but in the company of his loving family. Sofia gave him something he had longed for for so many years. A family and a happy home where they could raise their children and grow old together. When my time comes, that's how I would like to go as well.
Eizo is one of my favorite characters within Assassin’s creed but yet he’s still human and we as people can’t live forever so if he was real I would want to go to Italy and see his grave but I can’t cuz I’m broke..
Ezio was not only the greatest assassin and most skilled swordsman under the sun, he was significantly more, a representation of hope that was long lost in a world full of corruption. With his blade, one by one, he cut from the source of this corruption until it was all gone. He made Italy a better country and proceeded to do that with Constantinople as well. He mentored countless men and women who fought for what was right and sacrificed themselves for the greater good. After that man died the assassin order was not the same. He is the only one who caught a true glimpse of why the assassin order exists and what it means to be a member of the brotherhood. He died as a legendary assassin even to the very end and his last lesson mentored another instrument of justice and righteousness! His story was the best thing in the assassin's creed series and the only reason we continue playing it, hoping that one day they will create another good story like this of an even greater assassin. Skill and virtue can create legends, yet we mourn this parting with our beloved mentor and brother and hope that he will receive the glory he deserves in the heavens! Rest in peace, Ezio!
Born in Firenze Died in Firenze Lived with family Died with family We all stuck with him from birth to death Requiescat in pace, Ezio Auditore da Firenze, for you will not be forgotten
When other men blindly follow the truth, remember, nothing is true, when other men are limited by morality, or law, remember, everything is permitted, we work in the dark, to serve the light, we are assassin's. Requiescat In Pace Ezio Auditore, you'll be a legacy to future generations of The Assassin Order.
Benjamin Scott “To say that nothing is true, is to realize that the foundations of society are fragile, and that we must be the shepherds of our own civilization. To say that everything is permitted, is to understand that we are the architects of our actions, and that we must live with their consequences, whether glorious or tragic.“ -Ezio Auditore
18:35-19:00 and 19:24-19:28, I'm no doctor, but here is my diagnosis of Ezio's death. Ezio suddenly began to cough and wince in pain which indicates he has suffered Myocardial Infarction, he later was clearly was clutching his chest, which is a clear indicator of Angina; which is pain in the chest caused by increasing strain on the heart due to hypertension to deal with the increased blockage of his blood vessels. He was also breathing heavily which would also indicate he was struggling to get air into his lungs due to shortness of breath. I also noticed that his face was contorted into a shape of pain which clearly shows another sign of angina a bit also with his demeanor altered now shows he was likely confused or dazed. This could point to his failing heart. When he finally died it was sudden and without warning. From all this evidence I say Ezio Auditore suffered from myocardial Infarction which was due to a blockage in his Coronary Artery. The shock from the sudden loss of blood flow and nutrients to his heart caused it to lose it's rhythm, and ultimately caused Ezio to fall unconcious as he went into Cardiac arrest. With the lack of medical knowledge to help save his life, all the bystanders could do was watch as Ezio died. So in conclusion Ezio died at the age of 65 from Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) due to myocardial infarction. *The common name for Myocardial Infarction is a Heart Attack.*
years of climbing, jumping, running and fighting has taken its toll but Ezio still manages to pull all that off, his body may be old but his mind still sharp, he was a beast to the end
I'm 33...I played AC2 in my early 20s...loved all of Ezio adventures. ..I quit playing bc I'm getting older and kids getting older, I stumbled onto this and am truly sad. ..wow I truly had a connection to this character. ..goodbye friend, had years of very memorable late nights and adventures with you. RIP, I gotta go cook these chopped onions now.
"When I was a young man, I had liberty, but I did not see it. I had time, but I did not know it. And I had love, but I did not feel it. Many decades would pass before I understood the meaning of all three. And now, the twilight of my life, this understanding has passed into contentment. Love, liberty, and time: once so disposable, are the fuels that drive me forward. And love, most especially, mio caro. For you, our children, our brothers and sisters. And for the vast and wonderful world that gave us life, and keeps us guessing. Endless affection, mia Sofia. Forever yours, Ezio Auditore." Now living in a cozy Tuscan Villa with his wife and their two children, Ezio spends his time enjoying the company of family, old friends, and cultivating his vineyards. The life of this former Assassin Mentor will not stay quiet for long. One day, a mysterious Assassin shows up at Ezio's door quite unexpectedly, begging for Ezio's aid. Will this old Assassin's fire die out before he can save the ones he loves, or will it burn brightly one last time? In the year 1524, the former Assassin Ezio Auditore had retired to a villa in the countryside of Tuscany, with his wife Sofia and children Marcello and Flavia. While Ezio wrote in his study, Sofia asked him to watch Flavia while she and Marcello visited his sister Claudia. Shortly after, he left his study to tend their vineyards while Flavia played nearby the villa. In the midst of his harvest, he saw a stranger cloaked in black talking to Flavia. Fearing the worst, Ezio hurriedly intercepted the stranger, though Flavia told him that she was no danger, as Ezio saw her necklace with the Assassin insignia. Ezio Auditore passed away where he sat at the age of 65. Left behind by him in his study was a letter addressed to Sofia. Assassin's Creed Embers. AC Embers. Recorded from iPad AC Recollection game. Assassin's Creed Recollection CCG game. I am Alex68, my channel: gaming and fun: ruclips.net/user/alex68acmp This short film was created and produced by Ubiworkshop, and was completely developed internally at Ubisoft Montreal. Set after AC Revelations, the film concludes the life of Ezio Auditore da Firenze, who retired from his life as an Assassin and lived with his wife Sofia Sartor in Tuscany's countryside.
Hate to say this now, but... with "And love, most especially, mio caro," it should be "mia cara" because he's speaking to a woman. He says the masculine form and now that I've noticed... Damn he has a sexy voice.
It's quite sad that Ezio could not live a entire life of peace and love. However, he had a true time of peace, could see his kids play and have a good wife by his side on his last days. Great character, great story. Really meaningful. Requiescat in pace, mentor.
@@abhashstha1005 I agree, It's been a long time I've played this and I don't care about what happens after that, but right now all the nostalgia came back and I realize how beautiful this is.
I'm crying because this is the most beautiful thing I've ever heard. After that, I cried for days on end. I couldn't touch any of the other games for years because for me, Ezio was my first assassin experience and I grew to love assassins creed through him. Now, I love the other expansions but none of them will reach the level of admiration I have for the Ezio collection.
Can we have 100 subscribers without any video? I haven't gotten too far into origins yet but i certainly dont consider bayek a legend. I honestly just dont like his character at all. Ezio and Altair became legends after i witnessed them both in their old age and finished revelations. Bayek isn't an assassin..
Anyone remember this line from ac 2? For me this was the most memorable and emotional line The Auditore are not dead! Im still here! Me! Ezio! Ezio Auditore!
+Marijin Van beek not necessarily. Occasionally people in the ancient world who were incredibly wealthy and/or had the best medical care of the time and/or were very lucky lived to 90. One of the most famous Egyptian Pharaohs did. Altair was effectively the ruler of Masyaf and had extreme amounts of money.
Forever yours, Ezio. I came here after completing Ezio's trilogy; apparently, Revelation was my favorite. Indeed, no other Assassino can replace Ezio. Requiesce in pace.
When Ubisoft actually put in a lot of work for one character, even making a small movie for ezio death. And now I can’t even remember the names of these new Ac characters 🤦♂️. Bayek came close tho
Ezio set a pretty impressive standard for a character’s story. So far the rest of them have only had 1 game to show their story (maybe a cameo), which is kinda disappointing since they could clearly see how good a reception Ezio had. I REALLY wanted to see more of Connor (even if he was disliked), just something about the whole half British/Native American thing I liked...
@@venriskanu9751 i feel like Haytham was a potential great character, he had the right charm, the right voice, the right look, the right wit, but Ubisoft thought Connor and Shay were more deserving of a game than him which shows a lot about Ubisoft nowadays, they know Ezio was a work of art and even though they tried to replicate his funny persona in Odyssey with the greek dude, it's not the same not even close. It was the subtle things that made us love Ezio, him shouting to his uncle saying he liked the architect because he called him Ser Ezio, or the giggle he made when he threw caterina sforza to the haystack. Also the other characters around Ezio were also great, Da Vinci for example was awesome. I think Ubi knows the recipe to do another great character, but it seems they rather waste time on other things that they think are more important. I played AC2 the other day and Odyssey, and sure gameplay wise Odyssey has a lot more mechanics and cool stuff to do, but an evening playing with Ezio Auditore da Firenze beats any mechanic or cool graphic capability Ubi focus on these days
Maybe its to show how good ezio and altair were. They are above the standard so they make the new antoganists less important or not as good or interesting to show how great Altair and Ezio were
My interpretation of the man on the bench: I don't think anyone can argue that he isn't a Templar or a Templar-in-training. He has the symbol on his vambrace, painted in red. Not only that, but I think Ezio sees the symbol before he sits down next to him. It is, after all, right in his line of view. That's probably why Ezio's face shows concern the moment he takes a seat. Now, if we look at the man, we see he's almost a mirror image of Ezio, with obvious similarities. They both have a scar on their mouth, but it's on opposite sides. They both have the same eye colour. They both have the same indented cheeks. They're even the exact same height. This means that the man, similar to Ezio in his youth, is, in a sense, Templar Ezio. What Ezio _could_ have become at one point. In essence, he represents the never-ending conflict between the Assassins and Templars, as well as Ezio's inner turmoil, because to him there are only Assassin's and Templars. He has no chance to live an ordinary life, nor does anyone who gets involved with the centuries old war. It's almost heartbreaking, really, because despite everything Ezio's done, the Templars are still a force to be reckoned with, and they never stopped hunting him. Now listen to the conversation. The mysterious man says he hates Firenze, and that he'd rather be in Rome, where the women are like "grapes in a fine wine". Ezio owns a grape farm, but as he tells Shao Jun, the grapes aren't ripe yet. This leads me to believe that the man knows where Ezio lives, but he's also saying, in a round about way, that he has no interest in his wife and daughter. They're not "ripe", they're _not_ his targets. Ezio doesn't quite understand, but recognises that the man is a Templar. He says, "I don't think Firenze is your problem." This is definitely where his heart attack hits, but if you look closely, you can see he leans towards his blade, as if to say, "I'M your problem." Whether he's reaching for it or simply keeling over is certainly open to interpretation, but it makes the next part more sensible. The man stops Ezio and says, "Courage, old man." With this small gesture, he indicates that they don't have to fight. To me, this scene really stings, because it shows that Ezio has been fighting for so long it's become his default. He seems shocked when the man smiles and nods to him. I think he knew Ezio was sick. I think he'd been observing him and waiting for the right moment to strike, but he didn't want to do it callously. After all, Templars and Assassins ultimately want the same thing: peace. Not all of them are wicked and soulless. Just before the man leaves, you can hear a metallic sound as he puts his hand on Ezio's shoulder. I replayed it a few times with the volume maxed, and it kind of sounds like a puncture. He tells Ezio to rest, almost like "requiescant in pace", and walks away. I think he might have injected Ezio with a fast-acting poison, which explains why Ezio's pain suddenly vanished. Heart attacks are extremely painful and don't normally kill someone that quickly, but right after the man leaves, Ezio smiles to his family and slips away on the bench. In his final speech, addressed to his wife, he doesn't reveal anything about the Assassins, so we can rest assured they'll be safe. All his life and all throughout the episode that's what he feared, that his past would come back to haunt him. But in this final moment, we see that the Templars will leave his family in peace.
I don’t see a Templar insignia on his vambrace but seeing that he only has one on what I assume is his dominant hand makes me think that he definitely has a hidden blade. To my knowledge the only time we see a Templar with a hidden blade is during AC Black Flag and that was only because a Templar was taking them from dead assassins as trophies. So the weapon must be exclusively used by Assassins. I want to believe that he somehow killed Ezio just because of how he was acting but I just don’t see how he could have done it or really why. I think e he was A hallucination by Ezio showing how Ezio viewed his younger self
@@averageguy9549 As an italian i never heard speak spanish and french I think you probably heard the dialects that were used by the time nearly as the main language
Anyone else spotted that the place that Ezio died was the place where AC2 started? The tower was the tower that he climbed with his brother at the beginning.
Although that would've been awesome, Federico and Ezio climb a random church tower at the beginning. He died just below the tallest structure in Firenze, Giotto's Campanile.
I don’t usually comment, but I wanted to put this out there. Ezio is one of the best designed characters of all time, we’re with him from his birth, to his death, and get to see him age, mature, and grow wise through our time with him. Ezio didn’t grow up alone, every single one of us grew with him, and that is storytelling on a level I can’t even place. Rest In Peace Ezio, you’ve more than earned it
Agreed what really got me was seeing the Cristina memories in brotherhood, Ubisoft put more effort and thought for Ezio than any of their characters, someone as so minor as Cristina and needing to do 100% sync seeing them being her back really hit in the end.
What an awesome way for Roger Craig Smith to end his performance as Ezio. He was surely so much of what made him so popular and loved among everyone. Even if he wasn’t the first voice we heard of him. This final monologue truly was quite something from his performance, among many other great lines.
It seems that over the years Ubisoft can’t seem to make a main character that is so endearing and fleshed out as Ezio. They’ve tried their best but no one has even come close. It was a shame that after the Ezio games, Assassin’s Creed as a franchise just sort of went downhill from there (although Black flag was a pretty kick ass pirate game).
well if your talking about skill he was trained my mario and we have seen him grow over the games. a mary sue would have started as a master you guys are actual dumb if your going to says something like that have the facts first.
@@nenadmilovanovic5271 one more thing who was more interesting even in ac 3 which tbh is pretty good connor does not even come close. if your talking about any of the other games please take your meds.
The thing i hate about assassin creed is you're in the future looking through the past so anyone you play as is essentially dead whether from being killed or dying which sucks because Ezio was awesome.
well in a 100 years everyone in this comment section will be dead if they don't make some way to upload your consciousness that is and I'm sure someone will wonder about the amazing people in this generation that died
My son: Dad what is an assassins creed ? Me: Sit down son, I'm gonna tell you about 2 legends. Rip Altair & Ezio, you'll always have a special place in my heart . ♥️
I mean, we're probably biased to that idea because we got to see him grow up. We experienced betrayal, hardship, and more... romantic problems. Having the love of his life die in his arms, but she forgave him. She loved him, even though he was distant for so long. And he thought of nothing but her. Whenever he got a chance, he'd find her. And when Alberto ruthlessly killed his family, he thought of nothing but revenge. And he got it, and learned to move on. Killing these people might make him feel better, knowing that they're dead, but ultimately, it wouldn't matter. The past is in the past, and once we realize that and move on, we can accomplish virtually anything. And Ezio understood that.
tottally agree. although we did get to see most of the assassins grow up in the series, it was only in one game unlike ezio. if any of that made sense.
- *I heard his first breath* *I saw his first moving* *I lived his life* *I fall in love for the first time* *I saw his family died* *I saw his first love died* *I saw his very close friend died* *I Saw him dead inside* *I heard his last breath* What you expect from me? I'm happy that he just died in peace but he just died. I'm not going to get him back godd he was my first feelings tho I've never felt that love, pain, fear before.
i played countless video games , i've never been attached to a character like i was to Ezio , what a story , what a character developpment , you saw his first breath , you get him to wear his first outfit and to use his first weapon , you climb the highest building with him and get to the deepest caves and tombs . The ending was perfect while it connected his story to altair's . i've never been emotional in a game before , but when i finished ac:revelations . i was in tears . requiescat in pace , Ezio Auditore
I was wondering why Ezio only lived up to his 60s and thought he should've lived much longer but remembered that not only is this set the 1500s where medicine hasn't come a long way yet but it's usually a miracle for people to live that long back then anyways.
La saggezza del nostro credo viene rivelata attraverso queste parole. Lavoriamo nel buio per servire la luce. Siamo assassini. Niente è vero, tutto è permesso.
You wanna know how Badass Ezio is? He has 3 games and an animated film. Definitely the greatest Assassin ever, only to be rivaled by Altair, with Edward coming in behind.
Tobie Olson I never really liked Edward. He was an ass for most of the game, and only showed kindness at the end. But yes, Ezio was easily the best Assassin.
Tobie Olson Eh, he's okay. I just hope they give the European guy a good personality. Ezio, Shady, and Altair were cool because he was charismatic and badass at the same time. And really none of the other Assassins did that for me.. :/
Ezio: teaches people to love one another and spent all of his life making sure the people would not suffer because of his actions as an assassin by replacing those he killed with better rulers. Edward: "YARGH IM A PIRATE, I LOVE MURDER AND STEALING" Jacob Frye: " OI IM GOING START MY OWN GANG AND FIGHT THOSE WANKERS" Anyone else feel like the Assassins kinda lost the message Ezio was spreading?
This is why Ezio is largely the favorite of the AC protagonists, his life was filled with such adventure, trials, hardship, and above all camaraderie from start to finish. No other Assassin in canon has had as much time and care put into his/her character, especially to the point where we've known them literally their entire life (the highs and lows anyway). In addition to being the most fleshed out and charismatic, he may well be the wisest if not just behind Altair. The original AC may have introduced us to the franchise, but Ezio's story is what really put it on the map. R.I.P. Ezio Auditore...
Arthur Magalhaes Yep, definitely. I'd have to say, my second favorite protagonist (even if he's not an official Assassin most of the game) is Edward Kenway. He just has a certain charisma about him, and the Caribbean was arguably the most diverse of the games' settings so far. Unlike most entries, which take place in large but singular locations (Even Paris, beautiful as it was, was one city), AC IV & Rogue gave us whole islands and parts of the ocean to explore. And no one who remotely likes pirates can deny that the naval features were awesome.
Arthur Magalhaes It'd be nice if they created a larger scale "Pirates of the Caribbean" style open world game or MMO that used AC IV's naval mechanics while expanding on the pirate lore and allowing us to create and customize our own character. That'd be epic, especially if they included supernatural enemies and sea monsters (Kraken please). I've seen trailers for Sea of Thieves since it premiered at E3, but it doesn't look so far to be embracing these concepts well. Hopefully, I'm wrong.
Arthur Magalhaes Okay, then just single player with co-op. I know MMO's can be tricky to pull off with large scale concepts that aren't implemented well (Cough, ESO).
Arthur Magalhaes What do you think about the idea of STD's (given the time period)? You could catch various diseases from doing certain activities, especially with uncertain looking characters like prostitutes. Most of these won't kill you but would affect you in negative ways, similar to Skyrim. However, you could also find ways of healing yourself: drugs, voodoo, rare medicinal ingredients found by killing sea monsters or certain supernatural enemies, etc. Since it's a game taking creative liberties with pirate history, it would still make sense in context of the game world's lore.
I'll explain what you all just saw. The man was a templar. Sent to kill Ezio, however the templar saw the condition Ezio was in. You can't regard all the templars as heartless and this just proves it. The man wasn't exactly excited on murdering a dying old man infront of his family. Knowing Ezio was on his last days he simply had a quick chat. when he placed his hand on Ezio's wrist this was to prevent Ezio from attacking him with his hidden blade. The words he said translate to "have courage, old man" and thats when Ezio realized that the man was a templar but he wasn't going to kill him (which is why the man nodded) This shows the templar having some morality as well and it ironically shows the master assassin getting along with the templar. Ezio simply died of his old age and poor health after the previous battle. He was neither poisoned or stabbed. He died with the honor that the templar let him have out of respect. Edit: this is not mine this is taken from another video so credit to that person
just a copy-paste of an answer to another comment like yours, which frankly seems more valid: Actually that man wasn't real at all. In that final scene, when Ezio began to die, he had his final death dream where his life flashed before his eyes so to speak and the man was actually young Ezio if he had never become an Assassin. The clothing, hair, and facial scar resemble Ezio enough to get the point across about who he is without being a perfect resemblance so it isn't obvious. That man represents what Ezio would've become had he continued down the path of being self-absorbed, careless, and reckless. The look of realization on Ezio's face when his eyes meet the man's eyes tells us that he understands who he's looking at, and that's why he immediately dies after the man tells him to "get some rest", as this is literally Ezio's dying hallucination talking to him in his last moments. And that's also why his last look is a smile towards his family, as he knows that he lived the right life and made the right choice
You should always fear an old man in a profession where most men die young. Men like Ezio and Altiar got the endings they deserved, dying peacefully and at ease. Neither man was murdered or fell in battle, but their own bodies couldn't keep them alive, leading to their collapse. Altiar lost his family to a corrupt Brotherhood and died alone in a vault; one of his sons were murdered by a fellow assassin, his wife sacrificed herself to stop him from becoming the very monster he swore to destroy. I'm not sure what happened to his other son, but he wasn't there to see Altiar pass as far as I know. Ezio died in a park bench surrounded by strangers and his loving family that were powerless to save him. Ezio knew loss, the same as Altiar, but Ezio's pain stemmed from his early adulthood that drove him to revenge. He cut a swath through the Templar Order and cut down enough men to fill a small country, but not a single person could best him. Both men met similar fates, both men were so similar they almost mirrored each other. May they find peace in the afterlife, and may we as fans keep their legends alive and well. After all, legends never die.
@@kiritoakemininja5100 That is the stance I took, but I know a loooot of people think he just died or whatever, and I never saw any official stance taken by anyone with authority on it, where did you hear that?
This is why Ezio was everyones favorite, we knew him over a span of 3 games, starting from him exiting the womb of his mother, to hearing his last breath in this short film. I had once thought Edward was my favorite, but ever since ive seen this I changed my mind. (19:08 was heartbreaking, hearing his last breath) I also really like Ezio because of his race, Italian. I am part Italian and I just enjoy that little fact. That's another reason I keep replaying the "Ezio trilogy" because we know they die because in present day it is 5 centuries later and we just cant get over the fact he died. I still cant get over it now
I hope ezio found his peace he was the best assassin. My favourite game character. He inspiratet me (dont ask me how he just did it), so I still hope the ubisoft make another ac with Ezio Auditore da Firenze.
It's really sad that Ubisoft listened to all the newcomers who just wanted to stab people all game when Assassin's Creed used to be so much more than that. I wish they'd just bring back the old AC with great stories about the Templars and Assassins and their endless philosophical war. The games that took us through realistic historical places were the fiction took a back seat and wasn't the main focus.
The newcomers who only wanted to stabbed people in the face are those who claim themselves to be OG AC fans and proclaim Unity is the best and the last AC game.
His story is way better than most of the modern day films. You don't have to be a gamer to love the great Ezio Auditore. In my opinion, he is the best character UBISOFT ever created. Requiescat in pace Ezio 🙌
The fact that Ezio would die of old age on the very same plaza his family (sans his mother and sister) died is beautifully ironic. He could've died in so many places in much more epic ways and what he got in the end was a peaceful death, living with his wife and daughter near his hometown.
Actually they didn't die in the same place. His family was murdered in front of Piazza della Signoria, while Ezio here rests in front of Santa Maria del Fiore.
The Best Enterpreneur in Italy. Landlord owning the half of shops in Italy and 1/4 of Istanbul (not Constantinople, why they made it I can't say, maybe it's just better that way). And of course, The Great Patron of Art, owning the most of the most famous reinesance paintings
welniok It's Costantinople because it's the original name. Istanbul was the name Turks gave to the city after it had fallen in their hands. Telling the truth I don't know what made Ubisoft to make Ezio say Costantinopoli but I'm VERY VERY Happy for that. I very like when they call The City with It's original name. Maybe because I'm half Greek and a Byzantine History Passionate.
I like the implication that the guy at the end was a Templar sent to finish Ezio off, but just couldn't do it. One because...Ezio was LITERALLY about to die, but also that despite being on opposite sides of the conflict, the Templars had a massive amount of respect for Ezio as an enemy.
I also like to think the nod he gave Ezio was assurance that his family will be spared. With him gone, the Auditore family will no longer be in the Templars’ crosshairs.
FruitBasket dude I downloaded this on my PS4 about a year 1/2 ago and thought there was a bad ass assissans creed game that I misse. Loaded that shit seen it was in 2D?? And looked like a new age Arcade game?? I was so mad 😡
melissa diaz Ezio himself said Altair was the assassin of legend. He could never surpass him, nor his deeds. But it's not to say, he didn't make his own legend. One of the best series I've played. Until after AC3. Turned to crap IMO
The regret in Ezio's voice for having fought too long and contemplating that " Now I worry I do not have time to do anything " broke my heart!!!! He lost his family , the love of his life (Christina) , and when he got everything(Sophia was a favorite character in Revelations) , he left this earth
![Ezio Auditore Meets Altair Ibn La Ahad [Full Scene]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/hw86GANf8mw/mqdefault.jpg)
Objective: Sit a moment and rest...
Although Altair knew he was destined to die there, using the Apple to see the future and all...
Man I just finished revelations and I’m so sad rn. It’s so sad how he had to live his whole life and sacrificed his whole life to his creed.
Fps Uzbek yep, but at least he was able to give his family a decent life and one uninvolved with Assassins and Templars
Affan Salman lmao so terrible, but true. A bittersweet accomplishment. "Yay...I...I full synched it...I full synched it..."
Press F to pay respect
We saw his birth and death. He's in our heart. The best assasin ever.
Truuuuu
Let's not exaggerate
@@nightkillzulol2610 No exaggeration. He's the best protagonist in any AC game.
@@onyx_vii7808 I said he isn't the best assassin, not the best protagonist
While other Assassins (excluding Altair) just "go kill this Templar and go kill that Templar," Ezio was the only one wise enough to find meaning in all that.
I just realized the auditore men all died in that square.
only mario didnt
@@hoptropikcz4973 that's right I can't believe I forgot that.
That’s the Duomo not the prison
Piazza della Signoria
@@morpheousvandom833 it's-a me, Mario
The fact that ubisoft made this character is unbelievable, for real
I mean u really can't believe that the ubisoft that made Arno and Connor is the same ubisoft that made EZIO AUDITORE GIOVANNI DA FIRENZE
@Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad They did fratello mio, and everyone is forgot that you saved the creed, and i couldn't be so badass without your codex pages, Grazie brother.
@Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad I respected you all along in my life, and i still respect you, and that Armor that you made for me, it protected me from my enemies, and that library... No books, No wisdom. we seen enough for one life!
Altair and bayek the forgotten ones lol
@Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad of we course we wont forget our mentor
The only character in gaming history who we knew from literally his birth to death
Fallout 3
@@rattus1575 you're revived after the last mission if you got the dlc
Add any sims game to the list lol
Breath of fire 3
Only because Ubisoft milked him to death. Literally.
Mission.....Complete.....100% Memory Sync
Don't make me cry like that.
Yeah☹
HAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAA!
Even I was crying 😭😭
Requiescat in Pace's
Remember in Ac 2 how we see ezio born and take his first breath and then here we see his last, man it is depressing
:(
+Balázs ツ same I first got brotherhood, then 2, then revelations then 3 then 4 then unity
dem feels
:(
No, it`s not depressing. We accompanied this man through his life, and a hell of a good life it was. Quite an exciting journey for me, without any sign of depression :)
Yes, they grow so fast :(
*I have seen enough for one life...*
- Ezio and Altair
I didn’t get that part... didn’t he wield the apple of Eden in ac2?
desmond also dies in Ac3 :(
@@skandy5636 he had the chance to reclaim another artifact of eden but then decided to end his journey and retire as he had already seen too much
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@Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad Altair...
Don't worry, he just desinchronized, he will respawn.
Enrique Vazquez Best argument 😂😂😂😂
The best thing is when you desynchronize as Desmond... (AC III had it _for_ _sure_)
Animusception?
Trust me, I wish that was the case
whos the man on the bench? ik theres a video about it but its nothing but thoughts
It looks like it's young Ezio... ;)
2019 y'all, still will never forget about the greatest assassin of all time..
One of the best characters in all of gaming
My son's name is Ezio...
Yordi Martinez yes
Me to brother ❤
I thought that was Altair.
“it is a good life we lead brother"
“ahh, the best, may it never change"
“and may it never change us"
I wanna cry...
That scene makes me fall in love every time
I want to vomit because its cringe af
Sad how the next day his life changes forever...
ah why
@@burakcoskun38 you're more than welcome too....cause we vomited on ac3 with reason.
you know the saddest part in all this?
remember the moment in end of Revelations, where he talks to Desmond? Ezio never fully understood WHY he was doing whatever he was doing. its US the gamers that know the extent of story. imagine whole lore and plot from his perspective... he sacrificed whole life and never uncovered even half of secrets he was so desperately trying to find all these years and decades... that's sad honestly
but he always knew he was serving something bigger than him, and that's a good thing also..
Ezio died coming to terms with his part to play in all of this. Nothing sad about that, he is a man who found his purpose. Lived a full life and he did with the people he loves.
I think it's remarkable that he walked away when he did and still had a life to live outside of the Assassins. I think Ezio realized that he would never fully understand his role in the First Civilization's grand scheme and that if he kept searching for answers he'd die most likely not knowing much more than when he started. So instead he walked away, he felt content that he contributed enough for both his present and the future and decided to live his remaining years living happily with the people who loved him.
@@Menfhis24 "I have seen enough for one life, I've done my part."
Funny how much Altair's quote holds up to Ezio's life.
Actually he did have clues about the world ending
Dude spent a life killing people on benches died on one.
I didn't think of that
Dude I never thought of that
Oh the irony
Xd
@@jacksonh.552 Well, he said " Such an Irony" to Shao Yun, on one of the benches too... Lol
17:53
His wife: "We should have stayed home"
Ezio: "I'm home"
AHH the FEELS
That’s his daughter I think.
@@LowKeyJaded no its sofia from ac revelations, they end up together.
@@LowKeyJaded You don't think , that's the problem. If you did think , then you would realize that Sofia is his wife.
Sofia his wife what about Cristina
@@frixelmc1108 she dies in ac brotherhood in a side quest
He was imperfect, this is why his the best assassin ever.
All of them were imperfect
@@coreymorrell3837 Indeed
He was imperfect and human. Thats why he's the best and likable character.
AC characters now: "i'm literally GOD..."
@@padmeamidala3331 But all of them were also human... maybe except Kassandra/Alexios because god-like blood
I love the fact that ezio's fighting skills still the same as it was in the three games, the odd weapon pick up, the counter attack, the hook and run, the weapon throw, the weapon disarm, the tackle. Ezio smiles after the fight because he know he still got it.
Srinjoy Bhattacharjee right
Also the counter execution where he stab the sword into the guys face
That's just fanservice.
Михаил Михайлов that’s the point? Was he supposed to die like a chump after 3 games
Even at old age a man of considerable skill is still able to show that he can hold his own against ones much younger than them, that is what they underestimate a master assassin is still an assassin even in his late year even if it for a single battle.
He doesn’t have to run and fight like he once was but to smart enough and strong enough to take a hit and keep fighting.
That’s what counts, it’s not how hard you hit, it’s being able to take a hit and keep going.
"That's A Good Life We Lead Brother"
"The Best" May It Never Change "
"And May it Never Change us"
"Welcome To Assassins Creed II"
I just restarted playing Assassins Creed 2 yesterday (the nostalgia was crazy yoooo) and after hearing those lines in the introduction I was just covered in chills 💀💀 what a great franchise of games man, but Ezio is just something else
Dies 30 minutes later...
Santa : Ho, Ho, Ho! My child, what you want in your Christmas present?
Me: assassin's creed ezio triology remastered
Santa : I want that too
My best childhood game
I can hear that background music that played in AC2 at Florence 😍😭😭
I’ve come to pay my respects.
He may not have been real, but his story, his lessons, will be with us forever.
Goodbye, you legend.
Requiescat in pace
And what lessons do you remember?
FumuS Nothing is True, Everything is permitted ;)
@@rusticgiraffe4262 But that's not doctrine. It's merely an observation of the nature of reality :)
FumuS fair enough
@@TheRealScarion That family comes first and sometimes to challenge what is your personal Creed and what's your path rather then what's made for you
The final scene with Ezio I feel should be explained. The man who sat and spoke to Ezio, was a Templar, sent to assassinate Ezio. However, seeing the condition Ezio was in, he chose to start a conversation rather than kill him. When he grabs Ezio’s wrist, it’s to prevent him from using the hidden blade. He did not poison or attack him, he simply held back the hidden blade. He knows Ezio will likely die soon, which is why he says, “get some rest,” and then leaving Ezio, allowing him to die in peace.
How'd you figure that out?!
@@fasty7878 facial scars, placement of hand on ezio’s, the subtle nod to basically confirm his suspicions but show respect. I wondered myself but just watched a bit closer and I’m pretty confident saying that our boy nailed the analysis.
I think that really shows just how respected Ezio was. He tore through so much of the Templar's, and yet the one they sent to kill him had the courtesy to let him die in peace.
the guy also said something in italian "courage" am i right?
@@razgrizz672 You're right, he said "Courage, old men"
I still can't believe they did this to me. They made me watch him take the first breath he wasn't supposed to have and then they made me watch him take his last.
He had Liberty time and love. He was a great character
did you just ryhme on purpose or accidentally
true I feel sad
didnt he die guarding the apple of eden? in a chamber?
didnt he die guarding the apple of eden? in a chamber?
I think one big reason why so many AC fans are connected to Ezio is because they experience up to 3 games, watch Ezio growing from a vengeful young assassin to a wise Grand Master, and we too feel we are growing along. I don't know why Ubisoft won't make another triology and instead introduces new main every single game. None of us understand them enough, and we all look back to whom we know best, Ezio and Desmond.
You literally play Ezio right out of the womb, lol. I think there's a QTE for you to cry/breathe after being born. Playing him from birth to almost death helps create a strong connection.
quang anh nguyen tien I still think they should reopen the series with Desmond. I mean, they have a god damn opening to continue it! His data was saved. Meaning he could still be alive, in the system, just as Juno was. Why can't they just use it? That would be bomb as shit. Seeing Desmond command a new assassin, talk to them, just as Juno did. But to save humanity. And to stop her evil deeds. He'll, we haven't even really seen the bitch since.
I think it's because Ezio was just an amazing character. I felt a connection to him the first time I played AC2 and he still would've been my favorite even if he didn't get a trilogy. Him and Edward are my favorite (I cared nothing for the others really) but it seems like Origins protag may end up being up there too
I think it's time Desmond rest. I don't hate it that Ubisoft ended his life. Rather that, than having him live for too long and watch his story being milked the crap out of. I think we deserve another main from his bloodline, or others', and get more than 2 games to connect
Regarding Edward I have mixed feeling. I thought it's a great gaming character with well-developed personality, but I don't think he's a good AC main. AC has always been about stealth, patience and subtlety, and Edward is just too flamboyant. Then again, I'm a conservative when it comes to gaming plot, and those who love changing a game's nature will probably love Kenway and Jacob Frye.
I couldn't let him die. I first watched this video.
Then,
1) I played AC revelations and completed it.
2) I completed AC Brotherhood.
3) Lastly, I completed AC 2.
See, he got younger with every game I played.
The Social Trends good, but I'd think things where spoiled a lot. This video made me cry from how I've known him all these years and played the games and slowly you see him disappear. It's hurtful.
I wanna get the first assassins creed game i sure do miss it
Epi Stafford embers takes place after revelation so he was correct ylu dont have to be a jerk about especially if your not even checking to see if your correct
Epi Stafford that's what he said
Epi Stafford exactly he played it in reverse
I can't believe that 12 years have passed since the first game with Ezio Auditore. Now in 2021 I still think about him and I still have him in my heart and soul. Vai, amico, libero da fardelli e paure (Go forward, friend, unburdened and unafraid). Requiescat in pace !!!
12 years already?????? Wtf?????
@@butter7790 time flies my friend
Român sub acoperire
I came a little late to finish all three games and I can tell this is a wonderful character story that I won't forget
titanic s where women cried, this is where men cried :(
so true 😭
I cried that's so sad😭😭😭😭😭😰😰
Hmmm it's either the death scene of ghost in MW2 or Ezio's death scene
same
well almost
except i didn't cry at titanic yet cried at this lmao
He was a friend, a husband, a father, a mentor, a legend.
But was forgotten by the world
Anonymous User yet never by us
AND A FUCKING BADASS
but first of all he was an assasin
And. A master Assassin
Remember in ac2 we get to move the hands and feet of a new born Ezio by button prompts at the beginning? I'm not crying! YOU ARE!
No YOU!!!! 😭😭😭
😓😓😓😓Damnn
lol i am still crying after this scene
Não tô não
Memories
Even though Ezio was a sick old man I have to give him credit against those soldiers and how he kicked some ass
He is getting old for that shit
@@hazzabrooksy4089 yep
@@hazzabrooksy4089 50's - 60's is still not that old because Altair in his 50's still strong enough. Ezio is weaker because he's suffering from a lung disease as a result of tending his vineyard all by himself.
Did you notice that the moves he used are the same that he used in the games?
@@mr.sidecomments9278 actually it's his heart , symptoms suggest either coronary heart disease or atrial fibrillation
Ezio used to be able to fight an entire army
Puppy Kitten ac2 ac3 ac revaluations about 30 guards chasing Ezio nah no problem just takes them out in brotherhood it’ll be easy just use the sword with the gun equipped and use all the ammo
AT 52
Can't fight death, unfortunately.
Not yet
With broken wristblades and a single bullet pistol no sword, throwing knives, daggers or such
I know Ezio from his birth to his death. My Lord! He may be a fictional character but for me he is a true friend, an ally and an inspiration.
"There are some bondings that don't need the presence of reality."
Well said.. That's how i feel about Altair...
Same
A fine eulogy as any.. May he test in peace..
Edit: rest LOL sorry about that. Plz don't hunt me.
@@nswij123 test in piece lol
@@official_marked_one 😂 😂 😂 😂 Merda!
if he finds me he will kill me!
I 'm happy that Ezio got such a peaceful end to his life. He didn't die at the hands of his enemies, but in the company of his loving family. Sofia gave him something he had longed for for so many years. A family and a happy home where they could raise their children and grow old together. When my time comes, that's how I would like to go as well.
Same man 😐
Eizo is one of my favorite characters within Assassin’s creed but yet he’s still human and we as people can’t live forever so if he was real I would want to go to Italy and see his grave but I can’t cuz I’m broke..
Sofia didn't grow old with Ezio, she was 17 years younger than him, but got the point tho
I am glad the man at the bench didn't just put a blade in Ezio. Still a mystery to this day, but probably a templar that was targeting him.
A peaceful ending the last moments of his life was listening to a man trash talking about women
"I don't think Firenze is your problem", last words of Ezio Auditore. Requiescat in pace, maestro.
I know that Ezio dying sad but just take it in. Ezio's fxcken k/d ratio is amazing.
lol
Not on my play-through
xD
Da Don lol that is the best comment I've seen in ages haha
Ezio was not only the greatest assassin and most skilled swordsman under the sun, he was significantly more, a representation of hope that was long lost in a world full of corruption. With his blade, one by one, he cut from the source of this corruption until it was all gone. He made Italy a better country and proceeded to do that with Constantinople as well. He mentored countless men and women who fought for what was right and sacrificed themselves for the greater good. After that man died the assassin order was not the same. He is the only one who caught a true glimpse of why the assassin order exists and what it means to be a member of the brotherhood. He died as a legendary assassin even to the very end and his last lesson mentored another instrument of justice and righteousness! His story was the best thing in the assassin's creed series and the only reason we continue playing it, hoping that one day they will create another good story like this of an even greater assassin.
Skill and virtue can create legends, yet we mourn this parting with our beloved mentor and brother and hope that he will receive the glory he deserves in the heavens!
Rest in peace, Ezio!
Born in Firenze
Died in Firenze
Lived with family
Died with family
We all stuck with him from birth to death
Requiescat in pace, Ezio Auditore da Firenze, for you will not be forgotten
Miner15101 V he was a real super hero he was like Superman in his own way...
Nothing is true
Everything is permitted
When other men blindly follow the truth, remember, nothing is true, when other men are limited by morality, or law, remember, everything is permitted, we work in the dark, to serve the light, we are assassin's.
Requiescat In Pace Ezio Auditore, you'll be a legacy to future generations of The Assassin Order.
Benjamin Scott
“To say that nothing is true, is to realize that the foundations of society are fragile, and that we must be the shepherds of our own civilization. To say that everything is permitted, is to understand that we are the architects of our actions, and that we must live with their consequences, whether glorious or tragic.“
-Ezio Auditore
"Requiescat in pace"... Man he said it to so many people during his lifetime.
He protecc
He attacc
But most importantly
He has a
special place in my heart
I though u were going to say heart attack xd
@@mauriciomasp kek
I am happy you didnt make the heart attack joke.
@@aries3968 i respect your vids way too much to roast you
If you don't know how to and it, don't ruin the joke by starting it anyway
I can't be the only one who cried. I had so much fun playing the Ezio trilogy.
Salty Bear same man I can't play other asc games I don't know why
Salty Bear I like the ezio series as well ac2 is the best but I also like revelations because I get to also play as altair again.
me to.
me to
i want to play more ezio ac
You know, technically, Desmond could have watched Ezio's death if he'd wanted to, since Flavia was there watching it.
True, but due to time constraints like the current fight with abstergo there was probably no time. But good observation nonetheless.
Wow
We could have seen his funeral
well desmond sucks
G V tf u mean?
18:35-19:00 and 19:24-19:28, I'm no doctor, but here is my diagnosis of Ezio's death.
Ezio suddenly began to cough and wince in pain which indicates he has suffered Myocardial Infarction, he later was clearly was clutching his chest, which is a clear indicator of Angina; which is pain in the chest caused by increasing strain on the heart due to hypertension to deal with the increased blockage of his blood vessels. He was also breathing heavily which would also indicate he was struggling to get air into his lungs due to shortness of breath. I also noticed that his face was contorted into a shape of pain which clearly shows another sign of angina a bit also with his demeanor altered now shows he was likely confused or dazed. This could point to his failing heart. When he finally died it was sudden and without warning.
From all this evidence I say Ezio Auditore suffered from myocardial Infarction which was due to a blockage in his Coronary Artery. The shock from the sudden loss of blood flow and nutrients to his heart caused it to lose it's rhythm, and ultimately caused Ezio to fall unconcious as he went into Cardiac arrest. With the lack of medical knowledge to help save his life, all the bystanders could do was watch as Ezio died. So in conclusion Ezio died at the age of 65 from Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) due to myocardial infarction.
*The common name for Myocardial Infarction is a Heart Attack.*
Troy Saxon dang you need more likes
Troy Saxon u are a doctor why u call urself not a doctor
The best ones always die from a heart attack
Adolf Hitler, I'm only 17..I'm no where close to one. But thx
so theoretically speaking, ezio could've lived longer if he was born at a more modern time
I watched a man from birth to death
Not just watched....you played that man's life
Lived it
You was the man
@@shitparkhe this sentence feels awsome
@@aser3951 and this seems wrong
He attacc
He protecc
But most importantly, he grew old and had a heart attac.
D i s r e s p e c c 1 0 0
Specc 100
Oof
XD
Pearl Pygmy yup, I only pretended to die in front of Sofia and Flavia then I got up, moved to Rome then I re-lived my life as an assassin again
years of climbing, jumping, running and fighting has taken its toll but Ezio still manages to pull all that off, his body may be old but his mind still sharp, he was a beast to the end
We all learned so much from a man that didn't exist.... Ezio Auditore,thank you,grazie fratello mio.
Well he exists in our hearts
Well, he was a real person in the past, but wasn't an assassin
@@michaeldickson6858 Who?
@@platinumvoid1648 ezio auditore da firenze was a real person
@@oguzsevim2079 Proof?
The brown hair man at the end symbolized death. He was basically telling him that it was Ezio's time to depart
or maybe he was his younger brother, he's imagining if he was alive. Damn, he even act like a young Ezio back then.
It was death, that's why Ezio died when he touched his hand, and told him him to have a rest.
Ezio's brother had longer hair and no scars, can't be him
Byron Bardin Ezio doesn't have a son except daughter now.
He's a templar if u pause at the right time when he's passing by u will see the symbol on his wrist
I'm 33...I played AC2 in my early 20s...loved all of Ezio adventures. ..I quit playing bc I'm getting older and kids getting older, I stumbled onto this and am truly sad. ..wow I truly had a connection to this character. ..goodbye friend, had years of very memorable late nights and adventures with you. RIP, I gotta go cook these chopped onions now.
nice buddy
me too man
KD Productions chil
Aurash Habibi same im feeling sad when he died
Never to old to play games mate
decided to play AC trilogy during this pandemic, not regretting a single bit.
requiescat in pace fratello mio
Same. Completed it today :P
No masks no viruses. Just you and me, fratello mio.
And later on Ubisoft made a map that was inspired by Ezio's house in Rainbow Six - Villa
Oh I feel dumb for not realizing that it was
*sledgehammers through half of the building*
So that's why! It looks very alike with villa in R6s
You can see an Assassin perched on top of a tower as well, I believe it is on the southern most spawn, look south from there
To add, there is a large assassin symbol on a fountain next to an entrance to the cellar
"When I was a young man, I had liberty, but I did not see it. I had time, but I did not know it. And I had love, but I did not feel it. Many decades would pass before I understood the meaning of all three. And now, the twilight of my life, this understanding has passed into contentment.
Love, liberty, and time: once so disposable, are the fuels that drive me forward. And love, most especially, mio caro. For you, our children, our brothers and sisters. And for the vast and wonderful world that gave us life, and keeps us guessing. Endless affection, mia Sofia.
Forever yours,
Ezio Auditore."
Now living in a cozy Tuscan Villa with his wife and their two children, Ezio spends his time enjoying the company of family, old friends, and cultivating his vineyards. The life of this former Assassin Mentor will not stay quiet for long.
One day, a mysterious Assassin shows up at Ezio's door quite unexpectedly, begging for Ezio's aid.
Will this old Assassin's fire die out before he can save the ones he loves, or will it burn brightly one last time?
In the year 1524, the former Assassin Ezio Auditore had retired to a villa in the countryside of Tuscany, with his wife Sofia and children Marcello and Flavia. While Ezio wrote in his study, Sofia asked him to watch Flavia while she and Marcello visited his sister Claudia. Shortly after, he left his study to tend their vineyards while Flavia played nearby the villa. In the midst of his harvest, he saw a stranger cloaked in black talking to Flavia. Fearing the worst, Ezio hurriedly intercepted the stranger, though Flavia told him that she was no danger, as Ezio saw her necklace with the Assassin insignia.
Ezio Auditore passed away where he sat at the age of 65. Left behind by him in his study was a letter addressed to Sofia.
Assassin's Creed Embers. AC Embers.
Recorded from iPad AC Recollection game. Assassin's Creed Recollection CCG game.
I am Alex68, my channel: gaming and fun: ruclips.net/user/alex68acmp
This short film was created and produced by Ubiworkshop, and was completely developed internally at Ubisoft Montreal.
Set after AC Revelations, the film concludes the life of Ezio Auditore da Firenze, who retired from his life as an Assassin and lived with his wife Sofia Sartor in Tuscany's countryside.
What is the song that starts at 12:07?
I don't know the name of the song ...
Cenk Kiliç Echoes of the Roman Ruins, I think. From Brotherhood.
Hate to say this now, but... with "And love, most especially, mio caro," it should be "mia cara" because he's speaking to a woman. He says the masculine form and now that I've noticed...
Damn he has a sexy voice.
19lemons93 thanks! I will fix the transcript :)
It's quite sad that Ezio could not live a entire life of peace and love. However, he had a true time of peace, could see his kids play and have a good wife by his side on his last days. Great character, great story. Really meaningful. Requiescat in pace, mentor.
One could argue that a person doesn't know true happiness until they've experienced the opposite...
Raquiescant in pace, Il mentore, Padre, e amico...
Rafael Ito You are so fucking goddamn right
At least say it correctly...
Requiescat in Pace
Hermes D nigga it's not that serious
Hermes D could have been a little more polite, but you're right. Fixed it.
Ben Kenobi: Ofc I know Ezio. He’s me.
Old Ezio pretty much looks exactly like Obi-Wan, when he appears in Star Wars Rebels. Even the animation styles/quality are very similar lol
@@SRosenberg203 yea
@@SRosenberg203 Obi Auditore de Kenobi
@@theclone9123. shit i like tha name
@@Idknomore2 😂
Why the hell am I 6 years late to this masterpiece
I watched it when it first came out, came as a disk with the AC revelations game I got haha.
Better late than never
Better late than never huh brother
@@abhashstha1005 I agree, It's been a long time I've played this and I don't care about what happens after that, but right now all the nostalgia came back and I realize how beautiful this is.
ot doesent matter i am finally here brother ^-^
Requiescat in Pace,Ezio Auditore da Firenze
I'm crying because this is the most beautiful thing I've ever heard. After that, I cried for days on end. I couldn't touch any of the other games for years because for me, Ezio was my first assassin experience and I grew to love assassins creed through him. Now, I love the other expansions but none of them will reach the level of admiration I have for the Ezio collection.
Requzzka de pazze R.I.P ezio auditore
Sapna Sensharma so u r from india
Jordan Stephan true.... Ma'am
I'm not dead, I just pretended to die just so I could get rid of Sofia
Biggest legend in entire assassins creed universe
what about altair
Mahir Anes yup
Mahir Anus nah not really
Duck tails: Altair is the most iconic but not legendary character in the assasins creed series
Marquis Olinick yes
“Just you, fratello mio.”
No Books, No wisdom, Just You, Fratello Mio...Requiescant in pace Altaïr
Men don’t live forever
Legends will always live on
Andrew Kennedy just like Beyak of Siwa
Bryce Farmer WHO?!?😂😂😂😭
King Manny uh have you played Assassins Creed Origins yet??
Bryce Farmer he is bayek not beyak and yeah he is a legend he is the first assassin
Can we have 100 subscribers without any video? I haven't gotten too far into origins yet but i certainly dont consider bayek a legend. I honestly just dont like his character at all. Ezio and Altair became legends after i witnessed them both in their old age and finished revelations. Bayek isn't an assassin..
Anyone remember this line from ac 2? For me this was the most memorable and emotional line
The Auditore are not dead! Im still here! Me! Ezio! Ezio Auditore!
Dan The Pan dances I remember and I will forever...
For me the most memorable one is:
"It's a good life we live, brother."
"The best, may it never change."
"And may it never change us."
The memorable and the very best is:
''What shall we call him my love?''
''Ezio! Ezio Auditore da Firenze!''
The legend is born.
@@indecisivepearthat is exactly the best. No other AC game has such a great beginning
Si
Requiescat en pace
requiescat the pace
+Xavi0rs Gamer in
requestat in pace.
Panfikk S. Lol
Requeiscast En Pace Indeed.You Have Earned Your Piece Brother😢😢😢
Ezio's birth~
Giovanni: "What a fine set of lungs!"
65 years later~
Ezio: "Cough cough cough."
Lasted quite some time
😂
He lived far longer than anyone would think for someone of his station.
Ohh man... :(
Altair was over 90, but Ezio, he should have been that old too. :(
DaGuadeOideBoudler correct me if i’m wrong, altair lived so long because of the Apple he Always had it with him.
Marijn Van beek true!
+Marijin Van beek not necessarily. Occasionally people in the ancient world who were incredibly wealthy and/or had the best medical care of the time and/or were very lucky lived to 90. One of the most famous Egyptian Pharaohs did. Altair was effectively the ruler of Masyaf and had extreme amounts of money.
It was a miracle for them to live past 40 years back then.
It's long. But if he is too old, he cant climbs like old times. U saw Altair right?
Requiescat en Pace
Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad 1165 - 1257
And
Ezio Auditore da Firenze 1459 - 1524
Two OF best assassins EVER
requise pad in pace
Don't forget Desmond
I fear death without accomplishment.
Geralt of rivia was better
I liked Roktonhnhaketon.
Respect to the man who made templers wet themselves, whenever they saw him.
*Templars
@@comradefired1260 *Cesare Borgia
In the revelations book, as he approaches the old AC stronghold the templar guards are terrified of him
@@thestealthyassassintsa7403 who are you ghost
Hear his name
Forever yours,
Ezio.
I came here after completing Ezio's trilogy; apparently, Revelation was my favorite. Indeed, no other Assassino can replace Ezio.
Requiesce in pace.
I like how in 14:31 he does a hook and run from ac revelations. May yusuf rest in peace.
I feel yusuf is a tad bit underrated
I agree, I feel like they should've let him lived in ac rev
He also disarmed the sword and impale the guy's head just like in AC2 . As well as slicing a guy's throat like AC brotherhood in that fight.
damn...Yusuf was the best character in AC Revelations, i hated the way he died
@@voodoo2130 Really? I could have sworn that he did so by kicking the guy in the balls and cut the blade by the shoulder.
When Ubisoft actually put in a lot of work for one character, even making a small movie for ezio death. And now I can’t even remember the names of these new Ac characters 🤦♂️. Bayek came close tho
Shao-Jun is the newest one I remember, if that is how you spell it.
Ezio set a pretty impressive standard for a character’s story. So far the rest of them have only had 1 game to show their story (maybe a cameo), which is kinda disappointing since they could clearly see how good a reception Ezio had. I REALLY wanted to see more of Connor (even if he was disliked), just something about the whole half British/Native American thing I liked...
@@venriskanu9751 i feel like Haytham was a potential great character, he had the right charm, the right voice, the right look, the right wit, but Ubisoft thought Connor and Shay were more deserving of a game than him which shows a lot about Ubisoft nowadays, they know Ezio was a work of art and even though they tried to replicate his funny persona in Odyssey with the greek dude, it's not the same not even close. It was the subtle things that made us love Ezio, him shouting to his uncle saying he liked the architect because he called him Ser Ezio, or the giggle he made when he threw caterina sforza to the haystack. Also the other characters around Ezio were also great, Da Vinci for example was awesome. I think Ubi knows the recipe to do another great character, but it seems they rather waste time on other things that they think are more important. I played AC2 the other day and Odyssey, and sure gameplay wise Odyssey has a lot more mechanics and cool stuff to do, but an evening playing with Ezio Auditore da Firenze beats any mechanic or cool graphic capability Ubi focus on these days
Maybe its to show how good ezio and altair were. They are above the standard so they make the new antoganists less important or not as good or interesting to show how great Altair and Ezio were
What about Edward he was awesome
My interpretation of the man on the bench:
I don't think anyone can argue that he isn't a Templar or a Templar-in-training. He has the symbol on his vambrace, painted in red. Not only that, but I think Ezio sees the symbol before he sits down next to him. It is, after all, right in his line of view. That's probably why Ezio's face shows concern the moment he takes a seat.
Now, if we look at the man, we see he's almost a mirror image of Ezio, with obvious similarities. They both have a scar on their mouth, but it's on opposite sides. They both have the same eye colour. They both have the same indented cheeks. They're even the exact same height. This means that the man, similar to Ezio in his youth, is, in a sense, Templar Ezio. What Ezio _could_ have become at one point. In essence, he represents the never-ending conflict between the Assassins and Templars, as well as Ezio's inner turmoil, because to him there are only Assassin's and Templars. He has no chance to live an ordinary life, nor does anyone who gets involved with the centuries old war. It's almost heartbreaking, really, because despite everything Ezio's done, the Templars are still a force to be reckoned with, and they never stopped hunting him.
Now listen to the conversation. The mysterious man says he hates Firenze, and that he'd rather be in Rome, where the women are like "grapes in a fine wine". Ezio owns a grape farm, but as he tells Shao Jun, the grapes aren't ripe yet. This leads me to believe that the man knows where Ezio lives, but he's also saying, in a round about way, that he has no interest in his wife and daughter. They're not "ripe", they're _not_ his targets.
Ezio doesn't quite understand, but recognises that the man is a Templar. He says, "I don't think Firenze is your problem." This is definitely where his heart attack hits, but if you look closely, you can see he leans towards his blade, as if to say, "I'M your problem." Whether he's reaching for it or simply keeling over is certainly open to interpretation, but it makes the next part more sensible.
The man stops Ezio and says, "Courage, old man." With this small gesture, he indicates that they don't have to fight. To me, this scene really stings, because it shows that Ezio has been fighting for so long it's become his default. He seems shocked when the man smiles and nods to him. I think he knew Ezio was sick. I think he'd been observing him and waiting for the right moment to strike, but he didn't want to do it callously. After all, Templars and Assassins ultimately want the same thing: peace. Not all of them are wicked and soulless.
Just before the man leaves, you can hear a metallic sound as he puts his hand on Ezio's shoulder. I replayed it a few times with the volume maxed, and it kind of sounds like a puncture. He tells Ezio to rest, almost like "requiescant in pace", and walks away. I think he might have injected Ezio with a fast-acting poison, which explains why Ezio's pain suddenly vanished. Heart attacks are extremely painful and don't normally kill someone that quickly, but right after the man leaves, Ezio smiles to his family and slips away on the bench. In his final speech, addressed to his wife, he doesn't reveal anything about the Assassins, so we can rest assured they'll be safe. All his life and all throughout the episode that's what he feared, that his past would come back to haunt him.
But in this final moment, we see that the Templars will leave his family in peace.
Can you please write my next analysis exam
@@audioedits8524
Lol!
I dont see any templar symbol in his vambrace.
I don’t see a Templar insignia on his vambrace but seeing that he only has one on what I assume is his dominant hand makes me think that he definitely has a hidden blade. To my knowledge the only time we see a Templar with a hidden blade is during AC Black Flag and that was only because a Templar was taking them from dead assassins as trophies. So the weapon must be exclusively used by Assassins. I want to believe that he somehow killed Ezio just because of how he was acting but I just don’t see how he could have done it or really why. I think e he was A hallucination by Ezio showing how Ezio viewed his younger self
This is a really good observation man, I was always confused about who that young man was
This man is the reason i fell in love with Italy. I'll make sure to visit it someday
True!! Me too, I always had that in my mind, the love for italy, but after Assassins 2 I really want to go there
I recently bought and currently playing Assassin's Creed: Ezio Collection. It like revisiting and playing with an old friend from the past
kyle fernandez I’m not really good at Italian but I noticed in game they spoke a bit of French and Spanish
@@averageguy9549 I always thought it was Latin
bought*
@@averageguy9549 As an italian i never heard speak spanish and french
I think you probably heard the dialects that were used by the time nearly as the main language
@@FortyFive00 near the end of ac brotherhood you have to be disguised as a french guard and ezio speaks a bit of french to the other French guards
Anyone else spotted that the place that Ezio died was the place where AC2 started? The tower was the tower that he climbed with his brother at the beginning.
It kinda ended where it all began.
woopazipper this is the one haha
Yep Thats a Nice Touch. Well one Ubisoft
Well, actually he died by the tallest tower in the game
Although that would've been awesome, Federico and Ezio climb a random church tower at the beginning. He died just below the tallest structure in Firenze, Giotto's Campanile.
I’ve learned more from ezio then my teachers
Hassan Baghlani same
And when I started playing ac origins and then I gain eagle vision for 1 hour seriously
Me too
Anwarul Karim pintu in orgians how do you get eagle vision
I am home schooled but he Told me alot
I don’t usually comment, but I wanted to put this out there. Ezio is one of the best designed characters of all time, we’re with him from his birth, to his death, and get to see him age, mature, and grow wise through our time with him. Ezio didn’t grow up alone, every single one of us grew with him, and that is storytelling on a level I can’t even place. Rest In Peace Ezio, you’ve more than earned it
Agreed what really got me was seeing the Cristina memories in brotherhood, Ubisoft put more effort and thought for Ezio than any of their characters, someone as so minor as Cristina and needing to do 100% sync seeing them being her back really hit in the end.
You have earned your rest brother, requiescat en pace Ezio Auditore Da Firenze
Andrej Issitt couple hundred years late
OSN's old nappy hair but so was ezio for altair. Didn't stop him.
Da Firenze is not part of his name you illiterate fake fanboy
@@godseye8785 Everywhere online officially recognises him as Ezio Auditore Da Firenze
Although Ezio isn't real, we only have one thing to say.
Goodbye Ezio Auditore.
Recquiescat in pace.
🤚😌 good bye
Requiescant in Pace
What an awesome way for Roger Craig Smith to end his performance as Ezio. He was surely so much of what made him so popular and loved among everyone. Even if he wasn’t the first voice we heard of him. This final monologue truly was quite something from his performance, among many other great lines.
He voiced him in all the Assassins Creed games. He changed how his voice sounded as Ezio got older…
@@shaunpalaiologos2417 I think they meant the first character Roger played
It seems that over the years Ubisoft can’t seem to make a main character that is so endearing and fleshed out as Ezio. They’ve tried their best but no one has even come close. It was a shame that after the Ezio games, Assassin’s Creed as a franchise just sort of went downhill from there (although Black flag was a pretty kick ass pirate game).
Ezio is honestly a definition of Mary Stue. Later protagonists were flawed and much more interesting.
@@nenadmilovanovic5271 And yet everyone excepted that he was one because he was given a reason to why he was one
@@mr.goofballgacha3282 what's the reason?
well if your talking about skill he was trained my mario and we have seen him grow over the games. a mary sue would have started as a master you guys are actual dumb if your going to says something like that have the facts first.
@@nenadmilovanovic5271 one more thing who was more interesting even in ac 3 which tbh is pretty good connor does not even come close. if your talking about any of the other games please take your meds.
The thing i hate about assassin creed is you're in the future looking through the past so anyone you play as is essentially dead whether from being killed or dying which sucks because Ezio was awesome.
dude are you high?
well in a 100 years everyone in this comment section will be dead if they don't make some way to upload your consciousness that is and I'm sure someone will wonder about the amazing people in this generation that died
You never felt History.
Cristian Gomez well said.
Therefore, we would do well to appreciate those around us now.
Liberty = Peace & I pray we always enjoy both!
Asap Clax I wish ezio was a god. an immortal one anyway
Requiescat en Pace
It's rest in peace and he says requesska de pazze/pajjey
Definitely Not The FB
*in
The was the most lit thing to say after you kill somebody
1kth like
My son: Dad what is an assassins creed ?
Me: Sit down son, I'm gonna tell you about 2 legends.
Rip Altair & Ezio, you'll always have a special place in my heart . ♥️
@Mr. Nut He, Shay, and Edward are great, but don't hold a candle to the ol' duo.
@Mr. Nut yeah I like Connor and the black woman assassin Aveline I think her name was.
No love for Edward Kenway? Or Connor Kenway?
Connor, Edward, Shay and Bayek deserve to be on that list
Why no one speaks of clay and desmond?
This made me cry a lot. Whenever I see this I cry. I'm still crying. Requiescat in pace Ezio Auditore Da Firenze.
Yeah me too bro
The best assassin ever
True.
I mean, we're probably biased to that idea because we got to see him grow up. We experienced betrayal, hardship, and more... romantic problems. Having the love of his life die in his arms, but she forgave him. She loved him, even though he was distant for so long. And he thought of nothing but her. Whenever he got a chance, he'd find her. And when Alberto ruthlessly killed his family, he thought of nothing but revenge. And he got it, and learned to move on. Killing these people might make him feel better, knowing that they're dead, but ultimately, it wouldn't matter. The past is in the past, and once we realize that and move on, we can accomplish virtually anything. And Ezio understood that.
tottally agree. although we did get to see most of the assassins grow up in the series, it was only in one game unlike ezio. if any of that made sense.
Totaly agree. although we did get to see most of the assassins grow up in the series, it was only in one game unlike ezio. if any of that made sense.
Totaly agree. although we did get to see most of the assassins grow up in the series, it was only in one game unlike ezio. if any of that made sense.
How many fucking Auditores are gonna die in that square?
underrated comment
yep
+repenxx yup
every last one of them maybe
John Smith :'(
- *I heard his first breath*
*I saw his first moving*
*I lived his life*
*I fall in love for the first time*
*I saw his family died*
*I saw his first love died*
*I saw his very close friend died*
*I Saw him dead inside*
*I heard his last breath*
What you expect from me? I'm happy that he just died in peace but he just died. I'm not going to get him back godd he was my first feelings tho I've never felt that love, pain, fear before.
i played countless video games , i've never been attached to a character like i was to Ezio , what a story , what a character developpment , you saw his first breath , you get him to wear his first outfit and to use his first weapon , you climb the highest building with him and get to the deepest caves and tombs . The ending was perfect while it connected his story to altair's . i've never been emotional in a game before , but when i finished ac:revelations . i was in tears .
requiescat in pace , Ezio Auditore
Die not died 😑
@Calum Hynes say it to my face
@Calum Hynes 😂🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
I was wondering why Ezio only lived up to his 60s and thought he should've lived much longer but remembered that not only is this set the 1500s where medicine hasn't come a long way yet but it's usually a miracle for people to live that long back then anyways.
You have earned your rest brother. Requiescat in pace Ezio Auditore Da Firenze
Slade Wilson he says that when his yusuf dies
cazzo
Cringe
La saggezza del nostro credo viene rivelata attraverso queste parole. Lavoriamo nel buio per servire la luce. Siamo assassini. Niente è vero, tutto è permesso.
You wanna know how Badass Ezio is? He has 3 games and an animated film. Definitely the greatest Assassin ever, only to be rivaled by Altair, with Edward coming in behind.
Tobie Olson I never really liked Edward. He was an ass for most of the game, and only showed kindness at the end. But yes, Ezio was easily the best Assassin.
DANtheMANofSIPA I just loved Edward's don't give a fuck attitude.
Tobie Olson Edward has a manga
DANtheMANofSIPA I haven't played Unity yet. How cool is Arno?
Tobie Olson Eh, he's okay. I just hope they give the European guy a good personality. Ezio, Shady, and Altair were cool because he was charismatic and badass at the same time. And really none of the other Assassins did that for me.. :/
Ezio: teaches people to love one another and spent all of his life making sure the people would not suffer because of his actions as an assassin by replacing those he killed with better rulers.
Edward: "YARGH IM A PIRATE, I LOVE MURDER AND STEALING"
Jacob Frye: " OI IM GOING START MY OWN GANG AND FIGHT THOSE WANKERS"
Anyone else feel like the Assassins kinda lost the message Ezio was spreading?
Connor: all that matters is the creed and my revenge and also...............................
Wheres charles lee?
Lmao
Connor was spreading a similar message as Ezio
Edward changed his mind at half game
xD
This deserves an OSCAR!!!!!! It's a masterpiece.
This is why Ezio is largely the favorite of the AC protagonists, his life was filled with such adventure, trials, hardship, and above all camaraderie from start to finish. No other Assassin in canon has had as much time and care put into his/her character, especially to the point where we've known them literally their entire life (the highs and lows anyway). In addition to being the most fleshed out and charismatic, he may well be the wisest if not just behind Altair. The original AC may have introduced us to the franchise, but Ezio's story is what really put it on the map. R.I.P. Ezio Auditore...
Yes definitely the best and most realized Assassin in the franchise.
Arthur Magalhaes Yep, definitely. I'd have to say, my second favorite protagonist (even if he's not an official Assassin most of the game) is Edward Kenway. He just has a certain charisma about him, and the Caribbean was arguably the most diverse of the games' settings so far. Unlike most entries, which take place in large but singular locations (Even Paris, beautiful as it was, was one city), AC IV & Rogue gave us whole islands and parts of the ocean to explore. And no one who remotely likes pirates can deny that the naval features were awesome.
Arthur Magalhaes It'd be nice if they created a larger scale "Pirates of the Caribbean" style open world game or MMO that used AC IV's naval mechanics while expanding on the pirate lore and allowing us to create and customize our own character. That'd be epic, especially if they included supernatural enemies and sea monsters (Kraken please). I've seen trailers for Sea of Thieves since it premiered at E3, but it doesn't look so far to be embracing these concepts well. Hopefully, I'm wrong.
Arthur Magalhaes Okay, then just single player with co-op. I know MMO's can be tricky to pull off with large scale concepts that aren't implemented well (Cough, ESO).
Arthur Magalhaes What do you think about the idea of STD's (given the time period)? You could catch various diseases from doing certain activities, especially with uncertain looking characters like prostitutes. Most of these won't kill you but would affect you in negative ways, similar to Skyrim. However, you could also find ways of healing yourself: drugs, voodoo, rare medicinal ingredients found by killing sea monsters or certain supernatural enemies, etc. Since it's a game taking creative liberties with pirate history, it would still make sense in context of the game world's lore.
Damn Ezio I left you in Revelations with Multiple shops to gather income Where That Money go
lmao ikr had both Florence, Rome, and Istanbul with huge empires of trade tf happened to all that
Dr. Frog hookers and cocane
lol
well he did atleast own a pretty big mansion and a large Acer of land let's not forget..
He got into a mix up with dem Templars. He owed them some money and he couldnt pay up so they robbed his ass
The thing is that the last thing Ezio heard was “rest”. Rest In Peace.
*Requiescat in pace
Requiestat en pace
@@techcombo5943 *Requiescat en pace
I'll explain what you all just saw. The man was a templar. Sent to kill Ezio, however the templar saw the condition Ezio was in. You can't regard all the templars as heartless and this just proves it. The man wasn't exactly excited on murdering a dying old man infront of his family. Knowing Ezio was on his last days he simply had a quick chat. when he placed his hand on Ezio's wrist this was to prevent Ezio from attacking him with his hidden blade. The words he said translate to "have courage, old man" and thats when Ezio realized that the man was a templar but he wasn't going to kill him (which is why the man nodded) This shows the templar having some morality as well and it ironically shows the master assassin getting along with the templar. Ezio simply died of his old age and poor health after the previous battle. He was neither poisoned or stabbed. He died with the honor that the templar let him have out of respect.
Edit: this is not mine this is taken from another video so credit to that person
I did think it was kind of weird that he grabbed ezios hand like that out of nowhere, this actually makes sense.
just a copy-paste of an answer to another comment like yours, which frankly seems more valid:
Actually that man wasn't real at all. In that final scene, when Ezio began to die, he had his final death dream where his life flashed before his eyes so to speak and the man was actually young Ezio if he had never become an Assassin. The clothing, hair, and facial scar resemble Ezio enough to get the point across about who he is without being a perfect resemblance so it isn't obvious. That man represents what Ezio would've become had he continued down the path of being self-absorbed, careless, and reckless. The look of realization on Ezio's face when his eyes meet the man's eyes tells us that he understands who he's looking at, and that's why he immediately dies after the man tells him to "get some rest", as this is literally Ezio's dying hallucination talking to him in his last moments. And that's also why his last look is a smile towards his family, as he knows that he lived the right life and made the right choice
@@thander1992 why this seems more valid, I wonder?
For me personally I think the OP's explanation seems more realistic you know
You should always fear an old man in a profession where most men die young. Men like Ezio and Altiar got the endings they deserved, dying peacefully and at ease. Neither man was murdered or fell in battle, but their own bodies couldn't keep them alive, leading to their collapse. Altiar lost his family to a corrupt Brotherhood and died alone in a vault; one of his sons were murdered by a fellow assassin, his wife sacrificed herself to stop him from becoming the very monster he swore to destroy. I'm not sure what happened to his other son, but he wasn't there to see Altiar pass as far as I know. Ezio died in a park bench surrounded by strangers and his loving family that were powerless to save him. Ezio knew loss, the same as Altiar, but Ezio's pain stemmed from his early adulthood that drove him to revenge. He cut a swath through the Templar Order and cut down enough men to fill a small country, but not a single person could best him. Both men met similar fates, both men were so similar they almost mirrored each other. May they find peace in the afterlife, and may we as fans keep their legends alive and well. After all, legends never die.
Well said
well depending on how you look at the final scene here he could have been killed.
That other son was in Egypt, and he’s Desmond’s ancestor
It was said that Ezio was assassinated by that guy, poisoned
@@kiritoakemininja5100 That is the stance I took, but I know a loooot of people think he just died or whatever, and I never saw any official stance taken by anyone with authority on it, where did you hear that?
This is why Ezio was everyones favorite, we knew him over a span of 3 games, starting from him exiting the womb of his mother, to hearing his last breath in this short film. I had once thought Edward was my favorite, but ever since ive seen this I changed my mind. (19:08 was heartbreaking, hearing his last breath) I also really like Ezio because of his race, Italian. I am part Italian and I just enjoy that little fact. That's another reason I keep replaying the "Ezio trilogy" because we know they die because in present day it is 5 centuries later and we just cant get over the fact he died. I still cant get over it now
+JcaroppoliReborn I cry so hard!!! RIP Ezio
I hope ezio found his peace he was the best assassin. My favourite game character. He inspiratet me (dont ask me how he just did it), so I still hope the ubisoft make another ac with Ezio Auditore da Firenze.
+Richard Sassine Ezio Auditore did actually exist, but not quite as in the AC franchise.
+JcaroppoliReborn IS everyones favorite. A little correction to your amazing post.
+Shadow2hel Did he? O.o
It's really sad that Ubisoft listened to all the newcomers who just wanted to stab people all game when Assassin's Creed used to be so much more than that. I wish they'd just bring back the old AC with great stories about the Templars and Assassins and their endless philosophical war. The games that took us through realistic historical places were the fiction took a back seat and wasn't the main focus.
Omar Moemen this THIS IS THE COMMENT IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR I HAVE BEEN FEELING THE SAME EXACT WAY
I swear I’d super like this if I could
Omar Moemen In my opinion it went downhill after AC4. I enjoyed Origins though, Ancient Egypt as the focus was great, and the map was beautiful.
The newcomers who only wanted to stabbed people in the face are those who claim themselves to be OG AC fans and proclaim Unity is the best and the last AC game.
His story is way better than most of the modern day films. You don't have to be a gamer to love the great Ezio Auditore. In my opinion, he is the best character UBISOFT ever created.
Requiescat in pace Ezio 🙌
He was a legend
He was a warrior
He was brave
He was ..... Assassin
Aren't he
He IS
He was a videogame character.
He is dead
David Gilchrist SHUT UP HE WAS MY FAVORITE CHARACTER OTHER THAN MASTER CHEIF!
The fact that Ezio would die of old age on the very same plaza his family (sans his mother and sister) died is beautifully ironic. He could've died in so many places in much more epic ways and what he got in the end was a peaceful death, living with his wife and daughter near his hometown.
Actually they didn't die in the same place. His family was murdered in front of Piazza della Signoria, while Ezio here rests in front of Santa Maria del Fiore.
Actually Ezio got murdered
Corristo89 s
Generic Name no the guy helped him
He choose to die there he knew his time came and he choose to go with Catherina she even said why didn’t you stay home
R.I.P Ezio Auditore best assassin of the game series
The Best Enterpreneur in Italy. Landlord owning the half of shops in Italy and 1/4 of Istanbul (not Constantinople, why they made it I can't say, maybe it's just better that way).
And of course, The Great Patron of Art, owning the most of the most famous reinesance paintings
welniok It's Costantinople because it's the original name. Istanbul was the name Turks gave to the city after it had fallen in their hands. Telling the truth I don't know what made Ubisoft to make Ezio say Costantinopoli but I'm VERY VERY Happy for that. I very like when they call The City with It's original name. Maybe because I'm half Greek and a Byzantine History Passionate.
William Douglas the duck you know what i mean
Are you born sparta
I like the implication that the guy at the end was a Templar sent to finish Ezio off, but just couldn't do it. One because...Ezio was LITERALLY about to die, but also that despite being on opposite sides of the conflict, the Templars had a massive amount of respect for Ezio as an enemy.
I also like to think the nod he gave Ezio was assurance that his family will be spared. With him gone, the Auditore family will no longer be in the Templars’ crosshairs.
Born in Florence
Died in Florence
Legacy continues on
Legacy in embedded in Florence...
Mc remix. Какая ирония - what irony.
i just dont understand why they put one of the best assassins creed scenes on a fucking ipad game
FruitBasket it's not a scene from a game, it's a separate short movie.
ah okay, thanks!
FruitBasket dude I downloaded this on my PS4 about a year 1/2 ago and thought there was a bad ass assissans creed game that I misse. Loaded that shit seen it was in 2D?? And looked like a new age Arcade game?? I was so mad 😡
FruitBasket I looked it up... its not cannon it's not the actual way he died
CamzillaGaming what?
Sad to see him go, but I couldn't imagine a better ending to the life of the greatest assassin. Requiescat in Pace dear Ezio.
melissa diaz Ezio himself said Altair was the assassin of legend. He could never surpass him, nor his deeds. But it's not to say, he didn't make his own legend. One of the best series I've played. Until after AC3. Turned to crap IMO
The regret in Ezio's voice for having fought too long and contemplating that " Now I worry I do not have time to do anything " broke my heart!!!! He lost his family , the love of his life (Christina) , and when he got everything(Sophia was a favorite character in Revelations) , he left this earth