The Ending of Assassin's Creed

The endings of the main characters in the Assassin's Creed series were as follows: Arnaud Vestala: Arnaud eventually became a senior member of the Assassin Organization. He and his lover, Amelia, unfortunately died in a mission for the organization. 2 Albaz Vestala: Albaz eventually became a successful assassin. He became one of the leaders of the assassin organization and managed the assassin organization with his lover Sarah. Alice Fett: Alice eventually became a successful assassin. She and her lover Tom carried out a mission in the headquarters of the Assassin Organization and finally defeated the ruler of the organization, Osiris. 4 Edward Arnold: Edward eventually became a senior member of the Assassin Organization, but his relationship with his wife, Amelia, was very tense. Unfortunately, he died during a mission for the organization. 5. Connor Radcliffe: Connor eventually became a successful assassin. He unfortunately sacrificed himself in a mission to protect his lover Sarah. 6 Tom Clancy: Tom eventually became a senior member of an assassin organization. His relationship with his lover, Amelia, was very stable. Unfortunately, he died during a mission for the organization. The protagonists of the Assassin's Creed series had tragic endings because they had experienced many difficult missions and painful feelings. However, the victory of the assassin organization did not mean that their ending was perfect, because some of them were eventually revealed as hypocrites while others became heroes.

I think the ending is good. It gives a sense of closure to the main events and character arcs in the game. However, it also leaves some room for interpretation, which I like.

Assassin's Creed: Abandoned and Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood were both works of the Assassin's Creed series, but they differed in terms of storyline and character development. Assassin's Creed Abandoned is a short story in the Assassin's Creed series. It tells the story of a young assassin searching for the truth in an abandoned city. Compared to the Brotherhood, the story of the novel focused more on personal growth and exploration, while the Brotherhood focused more on teamwork and historical restoration. Therefore, it was up to one's personal preference to see which one looked better. If you like the story of personal growth, then Assassin's Creed's Abandoned Fictions might be more suitable for you; if you like the story of teamwork and historical restoration, then Assassin's Creed's Brotherhood might be more suitable for you.

Definitely fictional. Assassin's Creed 3 is set in a made-up historical context with fictional characters and events woven into it to provide an engaging gaming experience. Although it may draw inspiration from real history, the overall narrative is fictionalized.

As a fan of online literature, I don't have my own personal preferences or aesthetic views. Everyone had a different definition of good-looking. Some people liked action adventure games, while others preferred historical novels. I suggest you watch the trailer or game introduction of Assassin's Creed before deciding whether you like it.

The protagonist of Assassin's Creed was an Italian assassin named Ezio Audiore da Firenze. He grew up during the 16th century Italian Renaissance and was a smart, witty, and brave assassin. Ezio first learned his skills as a young assassin in the renaissance assassin organization Asassin's Creed. Through adventures and battles with other assassins, he gradually grew and became an important figure in the organization. In his adventures, he witnessed the political turmoil and cultural change in Italy and protected freedom and justice with other assassins. In Assassin's Creed: Oddsey, Ezio became a legendary assassin who led the Assassin Organization and protected the Republic of Rome. In Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, Ezio, along with his brothers Albaz and Donatello, became a member of the Assassin Organization and participated in the attack on Rome. In Assassin's Creed: Revelation, Ezio became a legendary assassin who led the assassin organization and protected freedom and justice.

Well, 'Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood' is also highly popular. It continues the story from the previous works and has some exciting action sequences and character developments. It's loved by fans because it adds more to the overall story arc of the Assassin's Creed universe. Another popular one is 'Assassin's Creed: Black Flag' as it combines the exciting world of pirates with the Assassin's Creed lore.

In Assassin's Creed Origins, the story is mainly about Bayek's journey to avenge his son and take on the Order of the Ancients. It's set against the backdrop of ancient Egypt with its deserts, temples, and tombs. The story in Assassin's Creed Odyssey, however, follows Kassandra or Alexios as they search for their family. The Greek setting means there are more naval elements, and the story has more to do with the city - states and their politics. Additionally, Odyssey offers more choices in the story that can lead to different outcomes, which Origins doesn't have as much.

In Origins, the story focuses on Bayek's quest for revenge in ancient Egypt. Odyssey, on the other hand, is set in ancient Greece and follows Kassandra or Alexios' journey to find their family. Origins has a more linear start with Bayek's personal vendetta against the Order of the Ancients. Odyssey gives more freedom in story choices right from the beginning, like choosing your character's gender which also slightly affects the story.

It serves as a prequel, offering insights into the early days of the Assassin Brotherhood.