Not only did he understand that his actions fulfilled a bigger purpose, but he refused to descend into a spiral of rage and revenge the way that so many other assassins did when met with similar tragedies. While Altair was able to move on from the death of his lover, Ezio was forced to watch his fathers and brothers die.
He refused to take Borgia's life, realizing that it wouldn't bring his family back, showing just how levelheaded he'd become as a result of his journey as an Assassin.
As Altair grew older, he sought to change the system that raised him. He set out to establish Assassin Guilds in other places, bringing him one step closer to creating an Order that lived amongst the people, protecting them from the Templar Order no matter where they reared their heads.
Though he couldn't fulfill this vision in his lifetime, he served as the spark that led to the Assassin Order touching every continent by Connor's time. Given the fact that Ezio lived in a world that was more connected than Altair's, due to new developments in sailing technology, he was able to touch more nations besides Italy and the neighboring European countries. Most notably, he served as a mentor to the last remaining Assassin of the Chinese Brotherhood, Shao Jun, in her quest to not only restore her defunct order, but crush the Templars before they got the chance to cause more destruction across China.
While Assassins have used just about anything they can get their hands on as a weapon, their signature tool of choice is the Hidden Blade, which enables them to make swift kills without drawing too much attention to themselves. Originally, the Hidden Blade required an Assassin to surrender their ring finger to compensate for the blade's extension, but Altair redesigned it, ensuring that the Assassin Order tradition of nine-fingered Assassins would be a thing of the past.
Ezio, on the other hand, puts Altair's appearances to shame. Not only this, but he makes a guest appearance in Soulcalibur V , and even is the main character of the film Assassin's Creed: Embers , which revolves around Ezio's last days in retirement. There's a reason why fans were so willing to embrace Ezio's frequent appearances, as well as why Assassin's Creed: Ezio Trilogy was pushed out in order to give fans the full picture of this legendary Assassin's story.
Me too!!! User Info: will The bleeding effect only happens through the animus though through pro longed use. I'm assuming that it's possible that Ezio experienced something similar though just involving Altair. I believe that both Ezio and Altair may have gone to the same place just at completely different times.
I think it will end up being more of a "wait, did I just see a ghost" type of moment. Not too sure what else to say other than that. I just can't wait for this game, and it looks like the story will be more of a mystery than a hunt for this in the animus to help fight against the Templars, and save the world although of course the whole Assassin vs Templars part will most likely be part of the plot as well.
Finally get more detail on what happened to Altair after AC1 though. User Info: MetrosexualVaan. It's pretty simple really.
Ezio sees Altair through his evolved form of Eagle Sense. User Info: bobbyrk. Actually, the Bleeding Effect can have a natural cause as well. Lucy says in an email in AC1 that certain mental illnesses and phenomena such as past life regression like during hypnotherapy could be natural forms of the Bleeding Effect. Behold the angry wizard putt-putt-putting away. More topics from this board Byzantine Almogavar?
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Thread: Ezio can see Altair? Ok, i'd like to know something. How is it that Ezio can see Altair at the start of Revelations? You know, in the intro movie he sees him and also when playing, you see his 'ghost climbing the walls of Masyaff with you following his path. Is Ezio suffering a 'bleeding' style effect? If so, how can he if he and Altair are not related I don't mean to open something that was confirmed by the writers?
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