Connor meets the boy who saw Haytham at the Opera (Unique Dialogue)
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People didn’t really like AC3 but I absolutely adored it. The movement, combat, the animals and being able to climb trees for the first time blew me away. I freaking love Connor but following Ezio was not gonna be easy.
I think people really didn’t like Connor because he had a different personality to Ezio, but that’s what makes him interesting!
It would be super boring if all the assassin’s were as outgoing as Ezio, Connor is both naive and intelligent at the same time, which makes the dialogue between him and Haytham a real pleasure to watch!
People didn't like AC3 because of Connor. For some people Connor is mindless, savage brute that didn't stand a chance against educated, charming and nice Italian guy. Personally I don't agree with this opinion. Sure Connor is not as much educated as Ezio but he is definitely not mindless brute. Initially he was pretty harsh with his "WHERE IS CHARLES LEE?!" and too ideological but he got some character development in game and later he is wise assassin as well. I like Ezio but I like Connor as well and AC 3 was improvement over previous games. It's one of my favorite game in series to this day.
@@vvgr409 well said bro, it’s definitely one of the most underrated entries in the series!
@kamils8516 Connor is also a lot better compared to some AC protagonists today as well.
For real. It’s such a hidden gem in my opinion
Love how they show the “shh” from the boy’s angle, emphasizing the menace of Haytham
Very true, such a great detail!
The fient smile haythem gives too… is just terrifying…
Agreed
Because he is Edward's son lol
The first Templar to Mew at a boy 👦
I remember playing AC3 and just being blown away by everything from the movement, parkour, and the satisfying hidden blade kills.
Definitely an underrated assassin’s creed!
@@lordology4815 I remember the absolutely wonky mouth animations during these semi-cutscenes that look like them flapping their lips together.
@@jirdan4870 I know what you mean bro, but compared to games like Witcher 1, AC3’s animations are masterful work 😂
@@lordology4815 well, budget wise it's something completely different too. But Witcher 1 has that so bad its good voice acting and dialogue animations. It's great
Yes, Everything from the innovative tree free running, to the where is Charles lee, this game is chock full of memorable experiences
I remember going to the bar to talk this guy, but turns out to be the kid who saw haytham assassinate, I was shock
Such a cool detail man, definitely adds to the world building aspect of the game!
Ac3 completionist run before the end of the main story feels so damned rewarding, also trying out unique fighting styles and different weapons felt fresh asf back in 2013. I loved taking muskets into the trees and sniping patrols or using rope darts or pistols in combat finishers.
True that bro, probably one of the most underrated assassin’s creed games in my opinion!
I tried a completionist run, but I honestly regret it. once I finished the story, and especially after the side quest in which achillies died, the game felt so empty so it stopped being fun, especially because I was doing busy work. didn't even complete it because of the annoying checkers mission
2012* the game came out on the 30th October of 2012, which is the date when Desmond finds the Temple (shown on the Autoradio)
leaving a forest full of rope darted enemies was the best
@@tohon I second that!
Man, Haytham was such a good character.
One of the best villains in the series!
Deep. What a well rounded game scene. Make me want to play Assassins creed 3 again.
Alright you convinced me, I’m literally playing it now lol
@@lordology4815 I'm actually playing it😊
I just got platinum and 100% in it plus DLC.
I have it ❤on ps3❤❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉
Goddamn, have known AC3 for years but never know this amazing detail. Seems like the franchise never fails to amaze me. Thank you for uploading this video.
Glad I was able to share this with you man, thanks for watching!
@@lordology4815 would like to watch more like this ^^
@@thuandattran6315 I’m currently going through all the of creed games and capturing as much content as I can!
@@lordology4815 Thank you very much, I look forward to it from you, since I love AC not because of the assassins, but also because it's a way to illustrate and bring history closer to us
@@lordology4815 As you said you were trying, you receive my subscription. ^^ Keep it up my friend ^^
that shot from the child's pov where haytham shushes him always freaked me out
You and me both lol
I put so many hours into AC3 doing my 100% run (this was in Remastered since no multiplayer) and I loved finding out this little detail when I got to it
AC3 has many really cool interactions and dialogue moments, it easily has some of the best quotes in the series too!
0:38 that first person view perspective was a nice detail
Made Haytham appear more menacing, which is quite a nice touch!
Something about the camera in that moment makes it 100% obvious that it's an AC game. I don't know how to describe it.
@@kubukoz_ I can’t explain either but I know what you mean!
Connor is my favorite assassin after Ezio. His story is so sad
Very complicated guy, makes for an interesting game to play! Altaïr is definitely my favourite though!
Still can't believe that Ubisoft destroys game visual with this "next gen" lighting
Yeah not to mention the character models looking more plastic lol, I’ve always been of the opinion that just because new lighting is ‘better’ doesn’t mean it looks better, plus it takes away from the atmosphere!
That’s why I’m super excited to see that AC1 visual feature in AC Mirage!
@@lordology4815 yes, you're right, it is technically better, but needs alot of work to change light sources in the whole game
Dude not even half as bad as Return To Arkham. Absolute bollocks. Ruin the atmosphere. They even remove the color filter. Looks wrong on so mamy levels.
@@akwilson1676 100% bro!! City and asylum looked so weird and the filter that they used totally ruined the atmosphere of those games, thankfully we can play the games on PC without those so called ‘features’.
Life in plastic, it's fantastic!
This is an amazing detail! Must pile it ontop of the other great immersive details in ac3. I mean, they went through the trouble to animate the fact that Haytham is left handed and Conner right handed. Conner fights like a predator with his back hunched and dual wielding while Haytham fights like a gentleman; straight postured and one arm behind his back. He was possibly taught how to fence by an officer (note that I am acknowledging how people say it was Edward who taught him. This is false as it clearly states that he was raised by templars and not his father. Just as a theory, I believe as pirates make bad fathers, he probably just neglected Haytham as a boy.) or something. Anyways, the details in this game are quite amazing. Though they don't effect the gameplay much and are often overlooked, it is still awesome how much work they put into this game. Its "bad apple of the bunch" thesis in reference to the series, is undeserved.
TLDR: They put a lot of detail in this game, so people should probably appreciate it more than they do.
well in his early years he was raised by Edward so the way he carries himself he probably learned from him, but with the fighting it most likely came from the templars great analysis tho
@@Wheatcake Good point. I wonder if Edward's rough and angry ways made Haytham run away from home. Is Haytham's early life touched upon in AC Rogue? If so, I need to play it. I'm missing a big piece of the puzzle.
@@frankbalooga7263no, but some of it is addressed in a book. I think it was assassin's creed forespoken, or something like that
@@clownroshi3566an absolutely excellent read that all assassin’s creed fans should checkout! Forespoken and the secret crusade are my favourites!
Ac3 was a criminally underrated game. I absolutely loved the precursor storyline in this game it was so compelling! Only downfall is they haven’t really recovered the modern day plot since killing off Desmond!
Initially that’s why I didn’t like the game back in 2012 for the way they handled the modern day, but the Connor part of story was quite engaging and it’s something I’m now quite fond of!
@Lordology i thought people didn't like ac3 because of historical inaccuracy. Some dates didn't match, some people were shown as good guys when in reality they were actually bad ones and ubsoft cut out a lot of storytelling content so people would buy their books and comics to understand the story. But after looking at modern ac i just smirk. Back in the days i would never think that this franchies can sink but seeing how many copies of Odyssey they sold, i lost all hopes in humanity.
I personally enjoyed AC3. And its a shame ubisoft didnt turn Connor into new Ezio.
@@filianofeyher I think that their obsession with choice has damaged the later games completely. It means that the story has to be ruined as they try and make up three or four very underwhelming outcomes based on choices. I really hate the gender thing too as the story is affected in the same way. Gender roles in history is fascinating and it doesn’t make sense to completely avoid it.
I’m just glad the new game gives us a character and returns to some sense of normalcy. I don’t even care if Basim is dislikable or not I’m just happy that they’re giving us a proper assassins story again!
That's why I stopped play assassins creed. I really like the modern day part of black flag, being a abstergo employee was crazy cool. But after that they just went nowhere with it
@@jatzi1526 yeah, I mean they were at a crossroads, at least they attempted to continue the story in black flag.
I don’t know if you played the later games but they brought back a modern day protagonist named Layla and she was impossible to like. Everyone hated her including me haha
I’ll try not to spoil much as I don’t know how much you’ve played, but they have a new modern day protagonist after doing away with Layla who has given me hope for the modern day storyline!
Strong dialogue. The dialogue of the Law. 🎉
Connor has many great dialogue moments throughout the game, some of which are my favourite in the series!
I remember this moment but I don’t think I actually saw it until my 2nd playthrough years later. I loved it. Nice touch.
I’m really glad it was incorporated into the game and thanks for watching bro!
It was a really tense scene until the 2013 graphics cauht up with it and I burst out laughing at the kid’s massive bug eyes
It's wild how much the tech has improved over the last 10 years!
Its hard to believe that this was peak graphics at one point. How could the perception meet so much? Especially the faces
@@imlegend8108 well this is the remastered version of Assassin’s Creed 3 which released in 2019 and we already had Red Dead 2 by that point lol
I was blown when I came across this dialogue. I would frequently talk to the assassin recruits in the tavern and enjoyed the little romance cooking between Connor and that assassin lass.
Easily one of the most underrated parts of AC3 is getting to share dialogue with all of your recruits!
When your father is more interesing than you are.
😂🤣Edward Kenway enters the chat lol
Always loved this game. My favorite assassins creed. And my favorite point in history
As an Aussie, I was quite glad to get a game in this time period as it’s not something I knew enough about, and making it an assassin’s creed game made it even better!
This is a nice little bit of connection, but what I really like about this scene is what it means for Connor. In order for this scene to happen, they had to know Hatham was his father. Connor told his recruits who his father was, a Templar, the man they had all sworn to help kill if necessary, and it was. Connor isn't my favorite, my fave is Shay, but he is a good protagonist for these kinds of interactions. He is upfront and honest and does not bulls*** you. He is open with his recruits about what needs to be done, and he will not ask them to do anything he wouldn't do himself.
Something I've always liked about his character is his openness and being upfront, it makes him standout from the other assassins and his pursuit of his goal makes him super formidable, and I wish we could've seen Shay and Connor throw down, cause that would be the fight of the century!
The Animus Database says Duncan Little was born in 1730, so he would have been 24 when he saw his uncle die. He looks really young for a 24-year-old.
‘It’s a glitch in the animus’ 😂😂🤣
This was such a good little detail! Was so happy I 💯 % this game
Me too bro, still the most underrated in the series imo!
@@lordology4815 I agree completely
I remembered as a kid going "How did you know Haythem was his dad?" Since i barely used the assassin buddies
I think that’s a big reason why most people haven’t seen this interaction, since the assassin recruit missions in the game aren’t really pushed on the player apart from Stephane in sequence 6!
Killing Duncan would've been a safer bet but Haytham didn't do it. I like those small moments that show he still has some humanity in him.
I like Miko and Haytham's relationship in the book, I could tell if Haytham stayed an Assassin Miko would have been like an uncle to Haytham since he was helping Edward run the London Assassin's
Haytham would’ve been an uncle to Haytham?
@@feetwithtoesjoe8875 I ment Miko the Assasin he killed in the theater
Do I have a different version of the book to you? In what I’ve read, Miko is the bodyguard of some kid the Templar send Haytham to kidnap. I don’t recall any mention of him while Edward is alive and they’re practically strangers. It doesn’t make much sense and is one of my biggest issues with the book, but idk where you’re getting the notion of any “relationship” from.
Such a great game. I might replay it for the 3 time.
Alright, you've convinced me lol
This game is amazing. Connor is the most badass assassin ever. His family is just amazing.
Connor’s willpower and discipline is terrifying when you think about what he was able to achieve and the Kenway family are a force to be reckoned with!
Al those years later and the kenways are still the only worthy successors of Altair and Ezio
They have quite a tragic backstory, they never seem to catch a break lol
Had no clue they touched back on that
They sure did, makes me appreciate ac3 way more!
connor was definitely the luke skywalker of the assassins' creed universe.... he had all the knowledge of all the past great assassins even edward and took on his traitor father to redeem a the mistakes of past assassins and templars. Strengthening the creed and saving the future
Nice comparison bro!
lee: connor.. i am your father...
connor: NOOOOOO!
@@pnk2370 😂🤣
AC 3 is the best assassin's creed game to me due to various factors such as combats, stories, plots, better parkour system, and the huge changes of Achilles.
@@tianyumickliu4048 fair assessment write there! AC2 is my favourite but I always stand by AC3 being the most underrated and overly hated game in the series!
@@lordology4815 to be honest, I think the main character of ac 3 is Achilles since it’s showing his changes and growth
Duncan Little is a companion you can have in AC3, this is an easter egg made probably to give him character.
I'm glad that it's a part of the lore of the game!
@@lordology4815 It is, and it's pretty cool
I had Phantom of the Opera playing while that scene played out 🤣
I gotta try that lol 😂
When I was 12 and realised this in 2012 I thought it was so cool ahaha
So many of us got to grow up with the assassin's creed series, it's so great to see the impact these games had on us during those much easier times.
I miss AC 3 and Duncan, sadly I lost my code for Ac3 and the remaster just doesnt feel the same.😢😢
The OG was something special!
When we played the game for the first time and was tasked with killing this stereotypical British old white noble man, none of us could have guessed that he is not a Templar, but an Assassin.
Yep, still a great twist to this day!
this was my first actual ac game. that made me fell in love with the series. so no matter what they say, this game is better
For me, my introduction to the series was with Assassin’s Creed 2 in early 2010!
Honestly if this was adapted I could see Richard. E Grant as Haytham.
He would be an awesome choice for Haytham!
I just found out about this easter egg even though I spent a long time playing this game
Makes me appreciate AC3 much more!
This game was definitely one of the more underrated in the series, overshadowed by Black Flag I think, as it did a lot of what AC3 did but better. If Connor had had more personality than a cardboard box that game would have been a masterpiece.
I think Connor's personality makes sense given the situation he finds himself in, and if he was anything like Ezio or Edward then personally I think he would just be another clone of those 2!
@@lordology4815 I wanted to like him, honestly, but he didn't even have an arc. He was just brooding and angry in the beginning and by the end he was... brooding and angry. No even stoic, just boring. I can't remember many memorable Connor lines and he was far overshadowed by Haytham at every opportunity. I didn't want him to be exactly like Altair or Ezio, I just wanted him to feel like a real character when he felt more like a setpiece to me. His legacy and deeds: badass. His personality: brick wall.
Now Connor will never know that his grandfather and Duncan's uncle were the leaders of the British Brotherhood.
I would imagine over time Connor would've gained more knowledge regarding the different brotherhoods around the world and perhaps even travelled to find out more of the history of the creed, would still be cool to show us an ending to his story/life if they ever got around to doing a sequel!
After reading Forsaken, seeing assassination of Miko feels different
Forsaken and the Secret Crusade are definitely my favourite novels from the Assassin’s Creed books, the events between sequence 3-4 of the game is a super interesting part of the book where Haytham finds his sister, finds out Edward was an assassin AND kills the Grandmaster who had raised him to be a Templar and had Jenny enslaved, if they had focused on that in the game it would’ve been wild when Black Flag was released as more people would appreciate both Haytham and Edward as strong characters in the Assassin’s Creed mythos.
Personally I think Ubisoft branching out into comic books and other forms of media have really hurt the story of Assassin’s Creed, since the entire Juno storyline was tied up in a comic book which is an absolute joke and insult to the old school creed fans.
But no body remembers Haythem was sitting with his fathers killer.
If you’ve read forespoken then you’ll know how Haytham handled that revelation!
@Lordology He ended up killing Birch after finding out at some point between the prologue and the first sequence with Connor I believe.
Because as we are shown, he has already become the Grand Master of the Templars by time Connor becomes an Assassin.
@@Xeno574 very true and during that time he also saves his sister Jenny Scott/Kenway!
@Lordology Yes, infact I'm pretty sure she was present when Haytham kills Birch
@@Xeno574 if I’m not mistaken I’m pretty sure Jenny was actually the one who killed Birch, at least from what I remember from the forespoken novel!
"Saw him do a fella" 🤨🤨🤨⁉️⁉️⁉️
Hahahahahah!
I always thought that the old man you kill in the prologue was somehow retconned in AC4 to be Edward, I was like 13 and could barely speak English... Or follow a plotline, tbh I'm kind of saddened I was not correct, took me years to figure it out too, I will forever be a bit let down by this figment of my own imagination, Edward dying at the hands of his own son during a play they used to attend to during Haythan's childhood is way more touching than him just killing some dude who's plot relevance even now escapes my memory.
I think it’s more tragic that Haytham didn’t really choose the life of a Templar, but that it was chosen for him by the man who was responsible for his fathers death.
The Kenway family have one of the most tragic backstories in assassin’s creed!
I never knew he was that kid. That's so crazy! And cool.
Glad you enjoyed it bro!
Yeah same I'm also surprised when I found he was the kid from the beginning
Bruh I never knew I always felt like we would see that kid again but I never guess that we would recuit him. I would like an AC game with Duncan but eh this is good enough. 😊😊
Such a great detail from this underrated game, and I personally would've liked if they made a sequel game with Connor!
AC 3 and AC 4 had a different level of quality, I tried to play AC 2 but got bored really quickly, whereas for AC 4 I played it for hours
@@25fpslagger81 that’s fair bro, the ezio trilogy is not for everyone and it’s definitely clear that Black Flag has way more universal appeal, but for me personally the ezio games will always be apart of my childhood!
I was waiting for something else tbh
IS THAT ATREUS? BOY WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE !!!
Hahahahah!
I heard from someone that the boy is John fucking Wilkes booth
100 years too early bro!
@@lordology4815 yeah. Madsworld screwed up good
Ac3 was the girst game spent over 300 hours in, skyrim caught up to that only recently (i didnt play much after about 200 hours) but of coarse all of that was outshined by Squad tenfold
Still, great memories.
Tried to play the remaster a couple years back but everything was so aged (and not in a good way) that it just wasnt enjoyable. Dont know what it is about that era of video games but they just dont age well for the most part. Like, playing fallout one or oblivion felt and looked better than going back to AC3 😅
Yeah, a lot of the 360/PS3 era games can be pretty hard to go back to after playing a lot of modern games, thankfully we have the wonderful modding community to help remedy that!
where is the location of this conversation?
It’s one of 2 taverns in Boston or the one in Lexington past the general store
@@SanosEdge very true, though I first did the assassin missions in the area before I got this interaction!
for some reason i always thought that boy was thomas hickey young XD idk why he looked like young thomas hickey to me. In my mind i made up how they indocrinated him rather than killing a child because he saw too much.
When i knew this side character was the boy i was kinda underwhelmed, but thats my pure own fault for making wild assumptions XD
That was the best part about growing up with Assassin's Creed games, making crazy theories with your mates of where the series was going to go next, I really miss that about this series!
That voice reminds me of a guy from Deus Ex Human Revolution
He sure does sound familiar!
Only problem is that the timeline doesn't add up.
Definitely an oversight on the writers part, especially since some aspects of the Foresaken novel don’t add up with some in game dialogue!
@@lordology4815 Forsaken*
I did meet him and have him as a assassin
His assassin mission is quite satisfying!
ça me fait penser à quelque chose.
spoil:
au moment où Connor est pendu, celui qui a permis à Connor d'éviter de mourir n'est autre que... Haytham.
mais pour le savoir, il faut lire le livre
Yep, that actually not revealed in game funnily enough! Similar to all of Isu/First Civilisation lore that requires you to do some outside research from the games to fully understand it!
Black flag was the best game ever
One of the best in the series!
Да! Наконец-то кто-то кроме меня это заметил!
Thanks for watching bro!
All I hear is Buck
Ayyyy very true!
Where do you find this?
In Boston, you have to do Duncan's Assassin recruit mission!
@@lordology4815 thanks so much!
I think I liked AC3 more because I played it first. I didnt know anything abt the series but I absolutely loved the combat and history lore. Then I played the rest and fell in love with all of em even Rogue how it connected everything. I only lost interest in AC when the Odyssey and Valhalla dropped. And now we have Mirage which is worse.
Good start to the franchise bro, for me it was Assassin’s Creed 2 back in 2009 and nothing has beaten that game in terms of story in my opinion, and yeah the rpg games will always be my least favourite in the series overall but I still enjoy playing them and my opinion has softened over the years when it comes to Odyssey, but multiple endings and dialogue choices will NEVER make sense in a Creed game.
By his accent I think he Is Irish
Thats what I thought as well!
Why does his voice sound familiar from somewhere else i cant figure it out
Probably from his accent, not many characters use that accent
Kinda sounds like Mimir from the new God of War games
@@ThorntonNoir I figured it out it's the guy who plays buck from farcry 3
@@aligenderuwo6471 it just came to me it's the guy who plays buck
@@greedgod5827 oh yeah... That guy, huh... No wonder it sounds familiar
Where can we find him
Pub in the Boston area bro, after you have recruited the first recruit Stephane in the main story then you can find all the recruits in pubs around Boston and New York before and after their respective missions to get unique dialogue like this!
I heard somewhere that the kid is supposed to be John Wilkes Booth.
Bruh....
John Wilkes Booth was during the Civil War, this is the American Revolution.
@@NotRJ001 LMFAOOO
lmao this boy would've been 135 years old if he was alive during Lincoln's assassination.
😂your about over a century off brother, but all g I do believe John Wilkes Booth assassinated Lincoln for a piece of eden! (According to AC2 glyphs)
@@lordology4815 correct.
Shay kill arno father, and haytham kill that man father. What coincidence?.
It's his uncle brother but I always wished that Arno got to confront Shay at some point, one of the biggest letdowns of Unity despite the bugs!
Assassin's Creed 3 IS The Best AC Game OAT
Assassin's Creed 3 IS The Best Game OAT
Assassin's Creed 3 IS The Best
Connor Kenway IS The Strongest Assassin
Haytham Kenway IS The Strongest Templar
@@Ahmad_-_-_Tarnished while it’s not my personal favourite in the series (just my opinion) I do agree that Connor and Haytham are arguably the strongest assassins and Templars, Connor especially is an absolute beast!
@@lordology4815 🥰TYSM🥰 For Your Kindness
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Assassin’s. creed ends with 3 and after that everything turned to crap.
Here’s how we play it
AC, AC 2 and the Ezio parts, AC 4 and AC 3 then no more…. no more….
Hahahaha as an OG fan I very much agree with this, I do enjoy the new games for what they are (especially Origins) but overall, it was a unique and interesting story that became a cheesy 'action rpg' this is of course just my opinion, but it is what it is.
RIP, Opera Target. You will be missed.
His name is Miko, and actually goes way back with Haytham.
@@qasmoke9720 Then why didn't they just call him that instead of giving him the unimportant NPC treatment?
@@rithrius5384 because the book came out after the game did.
Plus he's not really that crucial to Haythams development in the game, just a hint at a deeper backstory.
@@rithrius5384 it would have ruined the twist about haytham being a templar if we learned his target was a assassin right then
It’s cool that he becomes an Assassin too, as his Uncle Miko (the guy Haytham killed) co led the British Brotherhood with Edward Kenway. That’s why they knew each other.
Edward died decades before, and Haytham’s mission was to finish off what was left of his Brotherhood. Letting that kid go was a mistake the Templars will regret😆
Yep lol, it’s a good thing Miko and Edward had Duncan and Connor in the future to carry on the brotherhood!
Sometimes the Templars, even with the best of the best in their ranks like Haytham, can’t seem to get the job done
I mean Haytham said in Rogue that even though he grew up learning abt assassins... he is not obliged to become one, he can be his own man and choose his fate. I think that's why he let the kid go.
Aren't they supposed to kill kids?
@@reubenpx1809 He's not obliged to become Assassin? He literally was groomed by a Templar. What are you even on about?
I knew his name but I didn't know he was the boy from the opera...
He was my favorite bodyguard assassin
Mine too!
Lucky for you two, I actually have his name! In the Assassin's Creed Book Forsaken the Assassin's name was Miko. He and Haytham met in Corsica and Haytham ended up taking Miko's Hidden Blade, which he's been using every since.
In expanded lore, Edward and Miko oversaw the British Brotherhood until Edward was murdered.
For what little time we has with him, Haythem was my favorite character in the post Ezio era
All the scenes he’s in he absolutely dominates, especially in Rogue!
I prefer Edward but Haytham was great too.
Mine too
Really wish we could have gotten a full Haytham game. He's so different from the other playable characters, and it's really refreshing.
@crowposting / Honestly would’ve been better than what we got with Connor
Wow that's a cool detail.
Thanks for watching legend!
The attention to detail in this game is crazy, i had no idea you can meet this guy as Connor, Ac3 was way ahead of its time.
That it was!
I don't generally like AC3, but one thing they did well is that each recruit is a person, not an interchangeable nobody.
One of the best mechanics of AC3! When I first played it in 2012 I wasn’t really impressed, it’s only in the last few years that I’ve come to appreciate AC3 a lot more!
I wished we got a game about Haytham too. Enjoyed playing as him even if just in a few hours.
The Forespoken novel pretty much fleshes out a lot of Haytham's life, but I definitely agree it would've been cool to have more time to play as him!
I remember when I discovered this the first time I played AC3 but then I 100% the game again after like 4 years and I didn't meet him. I thought I had imagined it.
Yeah if you’re going for 100% completion, it’s more likely you’ll definitely get to hear this interaction!
I never knew that that was the boy from Prologue, it's been awhile since I've played AC3. Thanks for bringing this to light 👍🏽.
No problem bro, glad you enjoyed this detail from the underrated AC3 and thanks for watching!
I have gone back to play ac3 recently and it seems so much better gameplay wise than anything that followed.
The parkour, attention to detail in graphics, the combat, all of it seems so much more fluid.
I also really like that in AC l3 every soldier wasn't dressed like an officer and almost all of them had muskets like they would in reality. It makes combat so much more interesting when you have to consider that half of the guys you are about to fight will likely make a line to shoot you.
Exactly my thoughts bro, very underrated overall though I think the bad reception of the game was due to the bugs and the way the modern day ending was handled on release back in 2012!
Connor is an excellent protagonist and doesn’t deserve the hate he gets.
AC3 was the first to truly transition and change everything. The whole engine was different and then Ubisoft built on that.
Very true, wasn’t until Unity that they changed things up again!
And then destroyed it in the much later games.
@@lordology4815well, with unity they really turned the whole game in a new (worse) direction, but even in Syndicate they began to change a lot of the things
@@eliasgerlin609 unity's gear was amazing, not 100% perfect but amazing. was just messy
1:54 what betrayal?
I think it's an inconsistency between the Forsaken novel and the games lore if I'm not mistaken!
0:39 The moment he gestured for Duncan's silence, then the smug smile afterwards, knowing he will get away with it long enough to leave for the Colonies halfway across the ocean. At that time Nobles had the free pass, as the one's below his status are suspected first, as the Nobles are the least suspected. Hierarchy was insane between the Dark ages all the way to the Middle and Castle ages.
Very true!
Poor boy got traumatized by haytham he just wanted to see the opera
Yep 😂
YO! The amount of hidden dialogue in these games will always surprise me.
There's literally so much bro!
Good if game really connected 😤😤😤
AC3 has always been the underdog of the series in my opinion!
Wow I see this for the first time after almost 11 years of the game being out! I like these little details scattered throughout the story but very well connected. Interesting how there's always something new to discover even when we thought we had the full picture.
Very true man, Assassin's Creed has always had some interesting lore and some cool easter eggs in their games, I just wish we didn't have to check out so many other forms of media to understand everything that's going on, as its now quite a lot to keep up with!
wow i missed this somehow in my 100% run. very nice
Definitely adds much more depth to Haytham!
Duncan little didn’t know his uncle was a templar member, he was just a innocent soul that got mixed up in the affair
In fact, his uncle was an Assassin. This is when Haytham officially betrayed the Assassins and joined the Templars.
@@Amikeuryep, his name was Miko and he was actually found by the templars because of Edwards journal!
His uncle was an Assassin. Haytham was Templar.
@@Amikeur Haytham was never an assassin. He was always a Templar.
@@DeadlyAssassin566bruh
AC3 tells the most Unique story out of every other AC game
There's nothing else like it in the franchise, that's for damn sure!
Apparently that's John Wilkes booth according to mals wrld🤣. Obviously he isn't considering that booth was born like a century later
😂🤣
I’ve been replaying the remaster for the past few weeks and all the criticisms of this game fall on deaf ears for me because there’s nothing that could ruin its experience for me 😂
I'm actually working on a big critique video that touches on why people seem to not like AC3 but overall, it's the most underrated AC in my opinion.
"Saw him do someone"
That came out wrong
Hahahahah!
Never noticed how you can see Duncan walk into the viewing box during the opera scene
1:55 What did Connor mean by Haytham’s betrayal being made public? Wasn’t Haytham raised as a Templar by Birch?
The game backstory and what the Forsaken author decided to do don’t match up, basically. Which is a shame, because the implied backstory in the game seems much better thematically.
@@IndigoNeutrino before I read the novel I always just assumed Haytham being a Templar wasn’t public knowledge to the Assassin’s by that point, but yeah you’re right bro!