here's the thing... how many people do you see in a day wearing a backpack? it's LITERALLY gray man camo for any urban and a LOT of rural situations... it's actually genius.
@@4589dude who said anything about running and jumping? I mean I doubt if anyone tried to use something like this, they would be doing parkour in it. You ain't an actual video game character.
As long as you dont put clothing over it theres nothing to indicate concealment it would be like taping a big ass bowie knife to your forearm in the eyes of the law
@@todydn But the blade is still concealed within its housing... You tape a bowie knife to your arm, people can see you have a knife on your arm. You have these on, people only see you have a piece of metal on your arm.
@@TimelessTransience this is true but the only reason is is that these arent common its still a fully visible weapon thats like saying a keltec sub2000 is concealed when its folded up into its storage setup simply because its not identifiable as a gun in the eyes of the law they would not say its concealed unless its covered by a garment or otherwise not visible to the world i mean if you see a person with a vcr sized box on thier arm your gonna question it and not in a is that a really big insuline pump on his arm kind of way
So anyone caring a knife in their pocket have a concealed weapon? Or a gun/knife in the pack pack? How are you supposed to be able to buy a weapon and take it home?
I mean the backpack is relatively slim and you could probably put it inside of an actual backpack to be more stealthy, and if you just put the aluminum thing under your sleeve, it'll be way less easy to notice
@@hattchetman_2128 what makes you think it's heavy? The only heavy thing there is the co2 which is not that heavy, especially considering you could switch it for a smaller one
You pull out a knife from your wrist. What part of those gadgets in the video make you think it's light weight compared to what it does. Which is his entire point.@@DaddyCloyster
Really awesome, but the speed is part of the assassination. Most of the early assassins quickly jab and move on. With that speed, it’s going to make a scene
@@Slimboy025 That's an ooold thing that was mainly the result of a design flaw. A few old assassins took it up as a tradition iirc but it was pretty quickly done away with for reasons I feel are pretty obvious.
@@slate8881 Interesting. I haven't kept up with any of the new Assassin's Creed games since imo they lost their spark after Black Flag. Might have to check that trailer out though.
I mean technically you could probably run it off O2. Than have a capture and pressurization system built into the backpack. Though that would take an already heavy system and make it even heavier.
Also I’m sure the system while effective would essentially limit the amount of assassinations you’d be capable of during a mission. Unless you had backup canisters to easily replace for mid mission reload
@@WalrusWinking actually many states heavily regulate certain types of knives, hell in my state you cant even have a magazine that holds more than 10 rounds. as long as youre technically allowed to have an arm i dont think the politicians care. They sit behind thier private properties and bodyguards while we sit in "gun free zones" like sitting targets for anyone who had a little vacation to mexico
@@shockblast5402and the laws restricting such arms are constitutionally invalid. They carry no legal weight and any arrest for such is unconstitutional and therefore invalid. Get a lawyer, and make a bag.
I actually learned the forearm shake that you see in movies sometimes instead of the regular handshake was a real thing that people used to do to find hidden blades like that. Now you know too, buddy.
I'm sorry but this is how it must be done. The blade is designed to ensure the commitment of whoever uses it. All that's left is to remove your left nut
Metal detector would pick that up along with the blades so if there’s any nearby gates he could run away so 50/50 works or not. Side note just stay way from high zones like transits restricted sites city buildings air sites and a lot more
The hidden blades came out after unlocking the latch and slid down the rail. When pulled out, they got stuck. They could be hidden by unlocking the latch again. Everything worked efficiently and smoothly, so light hand movements were enough to activate the centrifugal force.
he really isnt lol. nothing more than fancy tech to do a task VERY poorly. check out indeeppainreborn (I think thats his name) who has spent a decade or something like it making and refining far better hidden blade models on his own.
@@x0Fang0x It's a good stealth weapon. You enter a crowd empty handed, pretend to bump into your target. Stab, retract, walk off. No one would be wiser. Who cares if it's heavy, the bag can be disguised.
What makes you think that Assassin weapons are supposed to be convenient. They are supposed to be effective. This one is not very effective but that has nothing to do with convenience. You probably just want the weapon to be cool because that's what assassins do. Have cool weapons
@@eliasvonbrille,,What makes you think that Assassin weapons are supposed to be convenient" Bro, they rely on mobility so they literally need to be convenient
@@Freeman4815 No they need to be effective. Being convenient can be a part of being effective. So Assassin weapons can be Amazing while being very inconvenient. If they still manage to be effective. That's what matters in the end.
I saw a guy that made one that worked entirely mechanically. Worked pretty much like an OTF knife. Only with a wire and a wheel. The wire had a knot in the middle that you would grab onto and pull to extend it, so you wouldn't accidentally deploy it Edit: The guy's name is Ammnra
@@janakananpalakan9831 No, I remember Colin did build his own hidden blades, but this one was different. Iirc, the guy's name was Ammnra. This guy also builds other functional props from several different videogames. It's pretty cool, I recommend you check it out
@@MagnusPeccatori Thanks for telling me .checked the guy out actually. Although he hasn't posted over 5 yrs, I think he deserves more subs and views for what he has done. Thanks anyway
Thats one of my issues with this design, not only is it easy to deploy on accident but its controller by a computer, which means its subject to software errors. Any engineer worth his salt will tell you not to have potentially lethal systems controlled by software without either a hardware or mechanical safety. We learned this in 1987 when a cancer treatment machine killed 6 people through radiation poisoning.
Regardless of the backpack, this is a pretty impressive build. For simplicity, I would’ve kept to using some servos that could be small enough to drive a gear train connected to the blade. This way, the design would remain intact and self-contained within the gauntlet itself. (As the Codex intended…)
I love the build it’s very creative and effective but I feel it counteracts the points of the hidden blades. They should be light, easy to carry, and easy to move with
Crazy story. I had a working hidden blade model in my luggage that I knew I couldn’t have as a carry-on. I tried telling the guy at the front desk but he was too lazy to check it and told me it would be fine. So I get to TSA and they saw it and I had to be escorted out. They brought me back to the first desk and the guy was acting as if I never told him and said I would have to wait for the next check in time. TSA was cool about it bc I told them before it would get scanned and they said I did the right thing. Even the officer that escorted me said me the guy was just lazy and that it wasn’t my fault. Even with all of that, I was still mailed a warning that I got my first strike and two more would get me on the no-fly list. That guy was a fucking ass
Absolutely! You just need to make sure to remember to stand directly under the waterfall with the backpack unzipped to allow waterwheel to fully power up your blade system. Medieval hydraulics! **See also: Lowrider Cart w/ hydraulic lift/ bounce feature and Von Dutch pin striping.
I made one hidden Blade with standard electronic springs years ago, the release method was an analog grip that released the blades after being compressed by the springs. It was around 4-5 inch blade and it was silent. But it actually was like half of the size of these.
It will be batter and safe if you change the location off button. Button should be on its body upside your wrist. So when you bend your wrist up, blades come out, and come in again when you straight your wrist.
I always thought the 'stealth blade' isn't really that stealthy since its basically a giant spring loaded switch blade. It would probably sound like youre reloading a DEagle while dispatching this thing.
Actually, it seems like it would have less stability issues due to the system used. Being pushed by a spring means you wouldn't be able to actually stab anything cause it would push the blade back in.
@@pulatelephonicsthere wouldn't be a chance of a spring failing, true, but now you have to worry about an entire electrical system failing, as well as issues with the giant metal backpack and the fact that after enough time, you have to swap out your CO2 cannisters. the more parts you add, the more parts risk breaking. if you wanted to use compressed air to extend the blade, you could probably get away with ditching the backpack by using smaller air cannisters either mounted to the wrist or somewhere up your arm. you'd need to swap them out more often, and it wouldn't avoid any of the problems that come with the backpack aside from the obvious one. I feel like a mechanical system that uses a lubricated blade and a locking mechanism to keep it from retracting would be the "stealthiest" option with the least risk of failure, but even that kinda sucks
@@siriuslywastaken thank you, that pretty much sums up what I meant, obviously there are flaws with really any design but the list of things that goes wrong increases from - blade locking mechanism - spring - blade release mechanism To - ring button - release signal receiver in backpack - Electrical system in backpack - air system/tubes - air canisters - blade release - blade locking mechanism
This is beautiful- I've been planning to build a prototype of a similar design over the past year, and I'm glad someone else realized the potential of a covert ring button too!
Yes, you would look so badass while literally sticking your arms into a zombie while simultaneously opening up and exposing your shoulders and head to a zombie bite.
Full Hidden Blade build videos:
Part 1 ruclips.net/video/KMEuGaEWlik/видео.html
Part 2 ruclips.net/video/Zlgxc9JPat8/видео.html
Ummm just for personal reasons can I buy one?
Thanks I needed these for some educational purposes
Willing to pay 1K for this
US Citizens: "Fascinating." **places order** "Hey, is there a Joe Biden here?"
I'd definitely buy those badass blades it'd be useful to have a hidden blade just in case if I'm bein robbed or kidnapped or somthin
"alright sir can you take off your backpack"
"ummm no"
"why?"
"i stealthy"
*immediately slits his throat then run into a conveniently placed pile of hay near by*
stealthn't
Lol
Exactly my thoughts
"Wh-" *blade in ur throat*
Remember, an Assassin is useless without his backpack
Unless you have the string design that uses a string
here's the thing... how many people do you see in a day wearing a backpack? it's LITERALLY gray man camo for any urban and a LOT of rural situations... it's actually genius.
@@chrisdupree8382 it's incredibly impractical to be running and jumping around in
@@4589dude who said anything about running and jumping? I mean I doubt if anyone tried to use something like this, they would be doing parkour in it. You ain't an actual video game character.
@@chrisdupree8382 unless you wear it at school for some reasons
imagine shaking hands and the guy you shook hands with pressed the ring by accident
Like a reverse bayak
@@stuthhamsteror a really deadly hand buzzer
Ironically enough, handshakes were to show you were not holding a weapon.
@@Unhingedwirelessdevicenot now
tell me more
Leonardo da Vinci to Altaïr: "Look at what they need to mimic a fraction of our power!"
oh my god this is the best comment i seen at 12 am
have your 100th like
Best comment
Fuck, Leonardo invented time travel? God damn.
Except Leonardo Da Vinci never met Altair
"I put the system into a back pack so it's super stealthy"
Proceeds to enter the store with an oven strapped to his back
The leap of faith would be so dope
He puts the metal thing inside of a backpack
😂😂😅
Lmao 🤣 🤣 🤣
@@bryantmcleancapistrano8302 surely a leap of faith
Because I have a big faith that it will break the spine of the weilder
Added to list of fears: people wearing backpacks.
School children can be assholes and some can always have a bomb so that should not be new.
Don't worry, you're not important enough to build a custom assassination rig
@@zenketskihablo el tonto de la clase
Don’t listen to the other reply, I think you’re important enough to make a backpassassination attempt on.
depending on where you live in the US, people with backpacks are already scary lol
My clumsy ass would stab my hands accidentally lmao
Nice work tho
Lose your ring finger
Just like byek 😂😂
You accidentally activated your hidden blade while scratching you A$$
You accidentally activated your hidden blade while scratching your A$$.
@@yetaral4931 😂😂😂
Assassin’s Creed Origins should’ve warned you why this blade isn’t a good idea in real life
love how bayek got his finger chopped off in origins then Leonardo de Vinci jokingly almost cut ezios finger off in 2
“They’re not concealed weapons, your Honor. They’re discrete pneumatic box cutters.”
As long as you dont put clothing over it theres nothing to indicate concealment it would be like taping a big ass bowie knife to your forearm in the eyes of the law
@@todydn But the blade is still concealed within its housing...
You tape a bowie knife to your arm, people can see you have a knife on your arm. You have these on, people only see you have a piece of metal on your arm.
@@TimelessTransience this is true but the only reason is is that these arent common its still a fully visible weapon thats like saying a keltec sub2000 is concealed when its folded up into its storage setup simply because its not identifiable as a gun in the eyes of the law they would not say its concealed unless its covered by a garment or otherwise not visible to the world i mean if you see a person with a vcr sized box on thier arm your gonna question it and not in a is that a really big insuline pump on his arm kind of way
need to remove the fingers to use them
So anyone caring a knife in their pocket have a concealed weapon?
Or a gun/knife in the pack pack?
How are you supposed to be able to buy a weapon and take it home?
“Hidden Blades”
Has to dress up as a combination between Shredder and the turtles
that is actually spot on 😂
I mean the backpack is relatively slim and you could probably put it inside of an actual backpack to be more stealthy, and if you just put the aluminum thing under your sleeve, it'll be way less easy to notice
@@DaddyCloysteryou missed the entire point kid. The big box on your back defeats the purpose of small hidden blades for low weight quick use
@@hattchetman_2128 what makes you think it's heavy? The only heavy thing there is the co2 which is not that heavy, especially considering you could switch it for a smaller one
You pull out a knife from your wrist. What part of those gadgets in the video make you think it's light weight compared to what it does. Which is his entire point.@@DaddyCloyster
ah yes the compressed air backpack, everyone’s favorite item from assassin’s creed
Ezio uses CO2
@@MrJleonp it's super effective
@@MrJleonpfart
i mean desmond did have a backpack lol
i mean i used it? just because you didn't doesn't make it bad?
I’ll never forget his name
Desmond Miles
*Assasin hidden blade exist
London in 2 am: "Hmmm,... I like that"
*insert Ezio stabbing Uberto but with London as the background*
This is funnier considering Watch Dogs: Legion (takes place in London) has an Assassin’s Creed crossover.
Next they'll be doing a wristband that launches boiled water with sugar
Dyu you have a LOIcense for Stabbin’ m8??
"London" trust me, it's not British people doing the stabbing now is it?
The creed after seeing this: " Look at what they need to accomplish a fraction of our genius and dexterity."
Who Is Creed?
@@ramirolopez4816the creed. It’s the brotherhood that the assassins serve
@@nightstepstation7189 thanks
Sounds more like Omni-Man
Lol
"I put it in a backpack so it's really stealthy"
Airport security: Imma ruin this man's whole carrier
Ya seems a bit overboard. Couldn’t they just be spring and switch activated versus whatever that back pack contraption is? Lol
@@brandonstephens1447i think u missed the point😐
A red backpack 🎒
@@brandonstephens1447he would most likely stab himself which is what he said in the video dude💀💀
Really awesome, but the speed is part of the assassination. Most of the early assassins quickly jab and move on. With that speed, it’s going to make a scene
" powerful hidden blades equipped "
+ 10 to attack power
- 10 to movement speed
-10 CO2 per stab
Level 1 co2 tank: 10 points each
Cost: 50 coin
Store opens at 6 am.
Everyone gangsta until they lose their ring finger 🤘🤞
It's a requirement to join the brotherhood
@@Slimboy025 That's an ooold thing that was mainly the result of a design flaw. A few old assassins took it up as a tradition iirc but it was pretty quickly done away with for reasons I feel are pretty obvious.
@@Soluscide that and some people were able to identify them simply because of the missing finger
@@Soluscide the new AC Mirage CGI trailer has a scene of the assassin cutting off the finger with a glowing hot blade, its not completely gone
@@slate8881 Interesting. I haven't kept up with any of the new Assassin's Creed games since imo they lost their spark after Black Flag. Might have to check that trailer out though.
"Its all fun and games until he accidentally cuts of his ring finger and then starts an intire brotherhood and a 2000 year old war"
@derhueterbro have you not ever played assassin’s creed
@@thegamingwolf4486everything is a LOTR reference if you try hard enough
@@thegamingwolf4486😂
@@vamperjr1376everything is a JoJo reference and you don't even have to try
I’m a master assassin
The little clink is satisfying 😂
"Welcome to assassins! Now your finger"
--Assassin without finger
.
-Davinci
Huh?
@@Lionsin-Maestro ?
This would have been funny if it wasn’t so unfunny.
По моему это миф,иначе палец рубали бы на обеих руках
“Hold on bud, I ran out of Co2, let me run to the store and I’ll come back to assassinate you” 😂
I mean technically you could probably run it off O2. Than have a capture and pressurization system built into the backpack.
Though that would take an already heavy system and make it even heavier.
Come on… no assassin would go on the mission with low co2 in their contraption 😂
“Don’t go anywhere” 😂
@@clothar23that would also be extremely loud as it needs to run a motor that captures & pressurizes the air.
Also I’m sure the system while effective would essentially limit the amount of assassinations you’d be capable of during a mission. Unless you had backup canisters to easily replace for mid mission reload
Dude just casually creating a functional assassination weapon I love it.
not really
government is waving
@@dougiefresh2789 i mean. Those seem pretty effective at killing stuff. Especially considering his demonstration video
@@brayburell6814Yeah but people have already done it and way simpler. Plus they're like super illegal everywhere.
@@InosukeHashibira08 just smile and wave Bois just smile and wave
Wear it facing the outside like in AC Valhalla if you don't want missing fingers. Smart and brave.
but I do want the missing finger. Mainly cuz the finger mini-hat was so funny. The minipatch, HAHAHAHAH
Ain't no way you gonna be stealthy with that Jimmy Neutron bagpack 😂
This made me crack up.
Gotta slash
I mean blast
"bagpack" ? What exactly is that ? Is it similar to BACKPACK maybe ?
It goes into the red backpack silly
@@HandsomeBastard I mean you know what he was saying even if he didn’t spell it right so the job got done🤷🏾♂️
Also makes them not spring powered so they're not considered "automatic knives" in states where that sort of thing is illegal.
You have the right to keep and bear arms weapons are arms. So no they're not illegal.
@@WalrusWinking actually many states heavily regulate certain types of knives, hell in my state you cant even have a magazine that holds more than 10 rounds. as long as youre technically allowed to have an arm i dont think the politicians care. They sit behind thier private properties and bodyguards while we sit in "gun free zones" like sitting targets for anyone who had a little vacation to mexico
@@WalrusWinking it's not illegal if they they don't know
In some places the knives are actually illegal...you also cant have a knife longer then 6 inches here@@WalrusWinking
@@shockblast5402and the laws restricting such arms are constitutionally invalid. They carry no legal weight and any arrest for such is unconstitutional and therefore invalid. Get a lawyer, and make a bag.
Imagine shaking someone's hand and a blade slides into your forearm
It would either miss or hit the guy wearing it too
CAR.CBW.ATP.EEC.9°SYS.DEF.
I actually learned the forearm shake that you see in movies sometimes instead of the regular handshake was a real thing that people used to do to find hidden blades like that.
Now you know too, buddy.
@@mustaphadiallo2134 Œ9₩« ǧ?
@@mustaphadiallo2134did your device have a stroke
Yeah, that backpack makes it truly modern and stealthy.
Right?
He acts like he got a shovel up his skrop sideways 🎉😢
@@johnny_sins_himself Left? 😭
Looking like some baboon shat on the doorway
Altair was able to do that in a cave. WITH A BOX OF SCRAPS!
😢
Tony stark
Underrated comment
I lol'd at this one
*box* of scraps
"Guards, find the man with the stupid obvious backpack!"
“He DEFINITELY couldn’t have gone too far”
**5 seconds later** _"Must'a been the wind."_
"Guards! Splash that man with water!" (Short circuit the computer)
"Guard's! Be alert! This guy can control his blade's extension speed! Which does f@ck!in nothing!"
He just made a complicated weapon with multiple factors for failure to a more complicated weapon that introduced more factors of failure.
Anti-mugging device
Robber: “Gimme your wallet!”
This guy: “Come at me”
This is not the one to mug 😂
All he'd have to do is the Ezio pose and the robber would run
“Hey you can’t cut the lin-“
The blade under my sleeve: 😊
Well, this changes the opening scene in Despicable Me a bit
Then someone yells ASSASSINO and u gotta run into the crowd
Imagine being an assassin and you accidentally set the blade off while scratching your balls
I'm sorry but this is how it must be done. The blade is designed to ensure the commitment of whoever uses it. All that's left is to remove your left nut
That's funny 😂
Well maybe the character have cutted balls because if it.. but the game developer just to shy to mention it..😂
Lol😂
@@mbrillon765rip ezio
"Requiescat in pac.. oh wait, I am out of battery"
I actually like the concept of this being used for something like a modern day AC, i think the rig was brilliant in that regard tbh.
Man’s said “inside a backpack so it’s stealthy” 😂
You would assume than in his backpack is a mechanism that works hidden blades?.
I mean, it's hidden inside of a backpack, and it's not exactly uncommon to see people walking around with backpacks
Is having a tank and a bunch of wires just strapped to your back more stealthy? 😂
@@TheRealMisterJdepending on how well you can disguise it as something normal to the untrained eye, it could be.
Metal detector would pick that up along with the blades so if there’s any nearby gates he could run away so 50/50 works or not.
Side note just stay way from high zones like transits restricted sites city buildings air sites and a lot more
"it's uses gas and it's still small, quiet, stealthy."
The giant backpack he has to wear to carry the gas: "are you sure about that?:
*small
Assasin tries to assassinate and nothing happpens. "Shit, I'm outta gas."
The hidden blades came out after unlocking the latch and slid down the rail. When pulled out, they got stuck. They could be hidden by unlocking the latch again. Everything worked efficiently and smoothly, so light hand movements were enough to activate the centrifugal force.
Do not scratch your nose.....
Assassin defeated by a jar of pepper
You are not a master assassin, you are the modern day leonardo divinci. The master assassin maker. Very cool project. 😍
stop comparing people to da vinci or like artists to picaso, its just kinda dumb lol
@@smolltaco5667 Okay, question, have you played AC2?
Evolution and innovation is beautiful
he really isnt lol.
nothing more than fancy tech to do a task VERY poorly.
check out indeeppainreborn (I think thats his name) who has spent a decade or something like it making and refining far better hidden blade models on his own.
*Da Vinci
Ty, I finally have another use for my school backpack 🗿💀
when the quiet kid:
I’ll use it for justice 😈
Wait... what's the other use?
@@Spectre_EX1081 don't worry about it 🙂
This weapon is not efficient hiding a normal knife is better
You also could add a little bit of spring in there as a back up if you can so you can deploy them and be usable
So that's why Desmond wore a backpack in AC3
OHHHHH! I get it now
Dude needs a whole computer system to stab someone 😂
Still crazy efficient.
@@LegocatshouseIn what way?😂😂 Just get an icepick put poison on it and stab someone now that's crazy efficient.
@@x0Fang0x It's a good stealth weapon. You enter a crowd empty handed, pretend to bump into your target. Stab, retract, walk off.
No one would be wiser. Who cares if it's heavy, the bag can be disguised.
Dude it's just a project. Not everything needs to be practical. Sometimes people just make things for fun.
@@originalname4701 I know man it’s just a joke
Police: Sir, what kind of metal object do you have
Him: yes
You sound smart
@@johnny_sins_himselfwell yeah. He does.
You should make arm bracers that look like that cage around your arm, basically exactly what you’ve created just without the blade mechanism
Bro made an assassin weapon inconvenient.
What makes you think that Assassin weapons are supposed to be convenient.
They are supposed to be effective. This one is not very effective but that has nothing to do with convenience.
You probably just want the weapon to be cool because that's what assassins do. Have cool weapons
@@eliasvonbrille,,What makes you think that Assassin weapons are supposed to be convenient"
Bro, they rely on mobility so they literally need to be convenient
@@Freeman4815 No they need to be effective. Being convenient can be a part of being effective.
So Assassin weapons can be Amazing while being very inconvenient. If they still manage to be effective. That's what matters in the end.
@@eliasvonbrille Effective is cassette bombing or mini gun. Is it convenient for Assassins?
No
Nawww, grandpa hooked up his O2 cylinder, now he is the most stealthy assassin in the retirement village.
ruclips.net/video/j2bu_NSN7b8/видео.htmlsi=QXbP58nFECKROuLk
tell me youre 11 without saying it😅
Wait till you find out why assassins have 4 fingers 💀
The backpack design looks like if Tesla made a clothing brand introducing the new Cyberpack
I saw a guy that made one that worked entirely mechanically. Worked pretty much like an OTF knife. Only with a wire and a wheel. The wire had a knot in the middle that you would grab onto and pull to extend it, so you wouldn't accidentally deploy it
Edit: The guy's name is Ammnra
sounds much better than this design to be perfectly honest. the point of being an hassassin is to be stealthy. which this, is not.
Colin furze?
@@janakananpalakan9831 No, I remember Colin did build his own hidden blades, but this one was different. Iirc, the guy's name was Ammnra.
This guy also builds other functional props from several different videogames. It's pretty cool, I recommend you check it out
@@MagnusPeccatori Thanks for telling me .checked the guy out actually. Although he hasn't posted over 5 yrs, I think he deserves more subs and views for what he has done. Thanks anyway
Thats one of my issues with this design, not only is it easy to deploy on accident but its controller by a computer, which means its subject to software errors. Any engineer worth his salt will tell you not to have potentially lethal systems controlled by software without either a hardware or mechanical safety. We learned this in 1987 when a cancer treatment machine killed 6 people through radiation poisoning.
Regardless of the backpack, this is a pretty impressive build. For simplicity, I would’ve kept to using some servos that could be small enough to drive a gear train connected to the blade. This way, the design would remain intact and self-contained within the gauntlet itself. (As the Codex intended…)
If I remember correctly, this guy already did a self-contained version.
I love the build it’s very creative and effective but I feel it counteracts the points of the hidden blades. They should be light, easy to carry, and easy to move with
Theyre from a videogame
@TheDsRequiem the video game didn't have a computer operated system for the the blades
@@TheDsRequiemwe built a machine that can create black holes, we already made switch blades so it is obviously possible🤦
@@luckybucket22Home skillet, touch grass. Are you alright? You lonely or need a friend? I'm here my man.
@@TheDsRequiemdoesnt man we can talk about it lol
Make little device that straps on the arm NO!!
Make big device that needs a whole backpack to fit it YEAH!!!!!!!!!😂
When the TSA officer asks what the bulge on your arm is
Crazy story. I had a working hidden blade model in my luggage that I knew I couldn’t have as a carry-on. I tried telling the guy at the front desk but he was too lazy to check it and told me it would be fine. So I get to TSA and they saw it and I had to be escorted out. They brought me back to the first desk and the guy was acting as if I never told him and said I would have to wait for the next check in time. TSA was cool about it bc I told them before it would get scanned and they said I did the right thing. Even the officer that escorted me said me the guy was just lazy and that it wasn’t my fault. Even with all of that, I was still mailed a warning that I got my first strike and two more would get me on the no-fly list. That guy was a fucking ass
@@xaz257did you try appeal the warning? Considering they f-up
@@ITzPeter100 I couldn’t find a way to contact TSA at the time. This was last year. Part of me hopes I still can
"Oh, it's not like nobody examines me and I don't have any problems carrying around unnecessary ballast when climbing."
I just love that assassins from medival times had these kind of hydraulic powered gear
ruclips.net/video/j2bu_NSN7b8/видео.htmlsi=QXbP58nFECKROuLk
Na they used magnets. Much more advanced then this rig😂
Absolutely! You just need to make sure to remember to stand directly under the waterfall with the backpack unzipped to allow waterwheel to fully power up your blade system. Medieval hydraulics!
**See also: Lowrider Cart w/ hydraulic lift/ bounce feature and Von Dutch pin striping.
Da power of Leonardo and Altair invention
Don’t mess with this guy
Imagine going to a crowded venue seeing all those people wearing that "stealthy" backpack, hooded jacket, and thick arms 😂
How do you know you’re not profiling ppl who simply shop at TouchOfModern, and hit forearms a lot? Shame on you
I’m unironically scared of waving or giving someone a fistbump with that and the blade just comes out
"In conclusion, I'm on the no-fly list. They said I was too powerful"
🪡 design 3 sided. Curved slightly away at the tip. Significantly less force to penetrate. I love this so much.
Remember switching to your manual blade is always faster than changing out your CO2 canisters
Would be a cool failsafe to put a limit switch on the top of your gauntlets so the blades can't accidentally shoot through your palms.
but what if you want to extend them into someone elses palms? that failsafe would then act as a hinderance
I made one hidden Blade with standard electronic springs years ago, the release method was an analog grip that released the blades after being compressed by the springs. It was around 4-5 inch blade and it was silent. But it actually was like half of the size of these.
Cool story bro, upload video please
It will be batter and safe if you change the location off button.
Button should be on its body upside your wrist.
So when you bend your wrist up, blades come out, and come in again when you straight your wrist.
I always thought the 'stealth blade' isn't really that stealthy since its basically a giant spring loaded switch blade. It would probably sound like youre reloading a DEagle while dispatching this thing.
It's all about design.
That leap of faith is going to hurt really bad
What happens when your fist is closed and a valve opens because of a glitch
Fatality; Baraka Loses😂😂
Hidden Blades? LOL I still fear Liu's Kiss of the Dragon. Dude brought needles to a battle, The truest of assassins.
I'll put this on my list of things I wouldn't want to explain to the E.R. nurse.
its amazing to see that people could have made these back in the old days with very little tech
lol they didn't its fiction
@@AjayKumar-mg3xc right but they COULD have. not did. the dev team on the original game did research
@@a_hidden_one no
@@GenuineMishap right because I definitely wouldn't know right?
“Instead of making this functional I made it needlessly complex”
Actually, it seems like it would have less stability issues due to the system used. Being pushed by a spring means you wouldn't be able to actually stab anything cause it would push the blade back in.
@@pulatelephonicsthere wouldn't be a chance of a spring failing, true, but now you have to worry about an entire electrical system failing, as well as issues with the giant metal backpack and the fact that after enough time, you have to swap out your CO2 cannisters.
the more parts you add, the more parts risk breaking.
if you wanted to use compressed air to extend the blade, you could probably get away with ditching the backpack by using smaller air cannisters either mounted to the wrist or somewhere up your arm. you'd need to swap them out more often, and it wouldn't avoid any of the problems that come with the backpack aside from the obvious one.
I feel like a mechanical system that uses a lubricated blade and a locking mechanism to keep it from retracting would be the "stealthiest" option with the least risk of failure, but even that kinda sucks
@@siriuslywastaken thank you, that pretty much sums up what I meant, obviously there are flaws with really any design but the list of things that goes wrong increases from
- blade locking mechanism
- spring
- blade release mechanism
To
- ring button
- release signal receiver in backpack
- Electrical system in backpack
- air system/tubes
- air canisters
- blade release
- blade locking mechanism
@@pulatelephonics That's not how that works at all. When the blade is extended it's locked in place.
You actually think he’s gonna use it for assassinations?
Nothing screams stealth like a huge fucking backpack with cables protruding out 😂👍
the sound that comes out is very satisfying
Ah yes the finger remover 9000
This is the connect I was searching for
From now on, don't trust anyone with a backpack
School
I wonder what the hidden blade from "Marathon Man" would look like today 😆. "Is it safe??"
I think the fundamental idea of putting jutting knives near your wrists has always put up red flags in my mind.
Your entire wrist is covered tho. It always made me think it it would take the tip of your middle finger off if you weren't careful
@@TRIIGGAVELLI is that a reference to assassin period before Ezio?
@@TRIIGGAVELLI thats why before they were updated, older assassins like ezio had one of their fingers removed
@@mpownage4806 no he didn't altair did
This is beautiful- I've been planning to build a prototype of a similar design over the past year, and I'm glad someone else realized the potential of a covert ring button too!
"One button on the inside of a ring"
-shakes someone's hand
Bro looks like the main character of the AC movie
Id suggest using a matte finish. In Oliver Bowdens book for ac2 Leo says that it would be better because otherwise it would reflect light.
That Leonardo da Vinci was a clever guy, huh?
as cool as the mechanism behind this sounds… i feel like having it just be spring loaded would just be way more effective in just about every way lol
Really cool. Love the effort you put into it. It shows.
congrats you made it on the watch list
An air compressor is not more efficient than a spring system, especially for someone that needs to be nimble and climb lol. Very cool build tho
I made hidden bladed. Just carry this 50 lbs of equipment
Origin story of Dampierre from soul calibur be like:
Me knowing the assassin creeds lore waiting for that ring finger to come off
You've just made a certain British plumber Very Envious!!! 🤠👍
Awesome man always hated the ring string n spring design beautiful work great job
Then I think you forgot this legend
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@@wildanoid yea thats sick thats nice
We've come along way from pull strings and manually retracting the blades.
Needs a safety device so you can't extend with your hands down
“I put the system inside of a fatass backpack to make it stealthy” 😂
Now someone got a lil obsessed with Assassin's Creed
Note to self:
You need this to fight zombies while looking bad ass
Yes, you would look so badass while literally sticking your arms into a zombie while simultaneously opening up and exposing your shoulders and head to a zombie bite.
Absolutely not 😮 I don't want a zombie bite my hands. I would rather use a katana or a Tomahawk for melee.
The hidden blade has two parts: The backpack and the blade!
Lolol they slept on this one