Assassin's Creed 3 Remaster - All Connor & Haytham Cutscenes (Templar Father & Assassin Son) PS4 Pro
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AC3 Remastered PS4, Haytham Kenway and his son Connor all scenes / moments, battles, and final battle between them
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In the Ac forsaken book, Haytham actually wanted to kill the guard who said tasted of the forest fruits. He did love Ziio.
haven't reached that part yet,...
@@biswajitnath804 lol read oftenly then,your problem Kappa
No spoilers.
I borrowed that book to one of my friends That was the last time I saw my book
is that the bar scene from sequence 3? or is it 2?
The Kenways Edward Kenway: The Pirate Haytham Kenway: The Templar Connor Kenway: The Assassin
Edward: pirate/assassin
I can't believe this got over 100 likes
Connor: Indian Assassin
@@slavicvasenin6685 Still an Assassin
@@slavicvasenin6685 Still an Assassin
2:05 "Do you even know where Benjamin Church has gone?" Haytham: *Surprised Pikachu face*
That's me
Connor is actually my fave assassin. He’s a different take on the assassin. He’s built like a truck, strong, fast, easily swayed by emotion, knows terrain overly well. I wish he and Shay had a go at each other.
Shay would most certainly die.
@@denianal9712 yup but on the other hand shay wouldn't care about connor since both characters are good guys they would respect each other but if u talk about arno,l think arno is stupld ac games disappointed me since unity,ac rogue was the last ac game l had fun with, since unity came out the new generation of ac games was a huge disappointment that's my opinion shay and connor have no reason to fight shay gave a lesson to both sides
@@denianal9712 5 months later, sorry- but I'd put my money on shay, not only did he kill MULTIPLE master assassins trained far better than Connor, but he basically single handedly cemented the colonies in templar and then decided "eh, time for France" I think conner would definitely get a fee good licks in but overall shay has my vote
@@BigMoney_L Nah Brother You're Wrong, In That Time Line Shay Was Already Old Like 48 Or More.. And Connor Was Just 24 Or 30 I Don't Remeber And And Technically Shay Would Die With No Doubt, Cause Connor Was Already An Animal In The Sequence 11 As You Can See.. So Yeah Connor Would Have Killed Him In A Seconds.
@@PartyPanda1 They are assassins, they dont have to go mano-e-mano, Shay had more experience and were trained extensively by assassins and templars. Shay would use traps and tricks to get Connor, just as he how he killed Arno's father, not fight Connor like a gladiator duel because Connor was younger, stronger and faster.
For me the best part of Ac3 were the sequences of Connor and Haytham I wish there was more sequences of them together.
Well the saying goes "less is more"
Quality bonding time
"A warning to you both!! Choose to follow me or oppose me and I will kill you." This line always gives me chills, he not only threatens George fucking Washington, he also threatens his father. The line deliver is so honest and sincere, in anger of course, its definetly one the most memorable moments of this game.
Exactly why I came to this video. This whole scene is maybe Connors strongest moment and for once he truly made his own decision.
Kinda means nothing though, as if Haytham wanted to, he would be able to kill Conor with relative ease In his last journal entry he basically admitted that he was going to let Connor kill him so he didn't betray the order and didn't have to kill his own son
@@Unknown-ot1zr he couldn’t kill connor at all their last fight is evidence of that. Even while injured badly he stalemated his father
@@devontaelafleur3841 The last fight wasn't evidence of anything, the journal entry was written right before that fight Haytham let Connor kill him
@@Unknown-ot1zr Connor was literally on the verge of death from a nearly direct hit from a cannon ball and still managed to fight despite that. The fact he was even moving at all after an experience that would normally outright kill a normal person shows how physically durable he is and how much stamina he possesses. In an outright fight without being injured Connor would definitely be able to beat Haytham and every time Haytham's gotten the upper hand on Connor within the story it's been through a sneak attack or because Connor's already too exhausted and injured to fight him. In a head on fight a well rested Connor stomps Haytham which is why Haytham never confronts him face to face while he's still healthy. Haytham let Connor win in their final battle but he definitely isn't capable of beating him in a fair fight, especially not after the amount of combat experience Connor has at this point in the story.
Not only it is confirmed that Haytham truly loved Ziio, but in a way he loved Connor as well. He saved him without hesitation even if he was an assassin, he helped him and wanted him to be safe, and maybe it's just my opinion, but he allowed Connor to kill him as well. It's a bit weird that someone like Haytham would forget that an assassin has a hidden blade and let himself open like that. He also wasn't surprised at all, it was like...he knew he would be killed or allowed himself to be killed. I feel like that was the only choice Haytham had. Either he would kill his son, or betray the templars. And ofc the words he said in the end that was proud of Connor. The line "I should have killed you.." I think he said it to not make his son feel guilty of what he did. Throughout the game, he was careful to not get too attached, but it felt like he was watching him all the time. So yes, imo Haytham truly cared for Connor. It would make sense, since he loved his mother.
I always tought that his pride killed him, Haytham was quite an arrogant bastard
In AC Forsaken says that he wanted Connor to kill him probably both were at their limit and he realised his battle against assassins was almost lost since Lee was the only one left, still was a great fight Connor was not in perfect condition after that cannon ball but he still fought like a hero in a mission that s why he is a perfect assassin
Terrible take Lol. Connor won the fight cause he was stronger.
@@melitach1001 Go play the game.
@@abrielrobertsson4160 💀 acting like I didn't. Connor proved he was stronger and it's portrayed that he is. Haytham always relied on Connor in every fight
“There’s no way of knowing what’s on the other side” “We do now”
siiiiiiiiiiiiiii- -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiide!!*
6:34 this still by far my favourite speach in this franchise. Haytham giving Connor a wake up call for his ingenuity, even if it didn't end up as he wanted, is a true father and son moment I actually like. This is also why I love Haytham. He's evil, but deep down, at least for Connor, he cared.
Haytham wasn’t evil birch was not Haytham
Haytham was cruel, not evil. In ac rogue, along with Shay, he prevented the assassin’s from causing civilization slaughtering earthquakes across the world.
Haytham was not evil
Safe to assume he knew how bad the natives would get it after the revolutionary war
@@kingnothing5678 Haytham made a few remarks across the story of AC3 that he knew the patriots would drive the natives out of the land once they won independence from Britain. Haytham was a well studied dude, he knew that is how civilizations operate once they gain the power to do so
11:46 I love the look of utter disbelief on Haytham's face. He really did love Ziio and he even thought of how things would have been like if he stayed with her.
His disbelief is faked. He knew of Ziio's death well before this. However, he did actually love her regardless.
@@kalamari3288 no, his disbelief is true, if you read the novel after this mission haytam came to lee to reprimand him for his actions
@@yangodboya4442 I did read the novel. He learned about Ziio’s death long beforehand, and that Lee played no part in it.
@@yangodboya4442 Why you lie? Haytham knew about Ziio's death already. And he didn't reprimand Charles because Charles didn't burn the village.
@@juanlaise1059 I'm not lying, I bought the official novel, after doing the brewery mission where Connor and Haytam came out of the burning building Haytam went to Lee, I bought the official novel Assassin's Creed 3 and Black Flag, but it's up to you whether you want to believe it or not really care
I always wondered if the reason Haytham was so critical of Connor's sailing skills, was because he expected more considering who Edward was
But Haytham wasn’t even old enough to share that many memories of Edward tho
@@AstarionWifey He doesn't need to remember Edward to know about his legacy, which he did in Rogue. Haytham looked distastefully on his father's Pirate past and Assassin ideals, but Haytham did avenge him nonetheless by killing Birch. It's entirely possible that he wanted Connor to live up to his Grandfather's legacy... considering that Pirate or not, Edward was a pro behind the wheel of the Jackdaw.
@@ethicalapemen3686 Trueeee
It's like driving the car out with your dad in the backseat.
That wouldn't be an effective way to bring out those traits in Connor.
The dialogue and the writing in this game is great. I dare you to play the game again or just look back and listen to the exchanges between Connor and Haytham and see their differentiating ideologies. That's what makes the dialogue and the good (bad) vs. bad (good) dynamic between the two so interesting. The Assassins and the Templars and their ideologies and beliefs are explored heavily in the game. Both Connor and Haytham and both the Assassins and Templars are flawed; no side is truly "right." That, I believe, is what this game taught us, and they teach us this most obviously, yet subtlety, with the verbal conflict between Connor and Haytham.
I love this game
@@badreedinedjellali1328 I went back and loves it
yea it's good until haytham discovered that washington is actually the one who burned connor's village. It's upsetting that Connor doesn't even change side to haytham, instead he chose to help washington lol
I particularly liked when Connor asked Haytham about what do the Templars truly seek. IMO, that's a little glimpse of curiosity and some openness to his dad, and in extension his organization. Connor wanted to know how the Templars view the world and how they hope to achieve peace. on one hand, he did have a desire to know about the other side, but on the other hand, Connor is indeed naive, thinking that freedom (the way the Patriots are fighting achieving) is peace, but Haytham has a point as well. they're only covering their words with honey, but are not better. I really would have liked if Connor and Haytham would have worked together more, even if they're still technically on the opposite sides. just imagine, through them, the Templars and Assassins learning from each other, and quite possibly, collaborate based on their similarities and openness to each other's opinions. unfortunately, both are too flawed in the sense that they're too deep in their beliefs, and those beliefs kind of conflict with each other. I think that if Connor wouldn't have been raised among his people (whom indeed live in complete freedom from civilization), then he would have asked his father more questions about the Templars and share his own beliefs, because he wouldn't stuck that much to the ''freedom is peace''. and Connor's view of freedom is more different than the Patriots' view of freedom. it's not like the latter, who let me remind you, were led by Washington, would have let the Natives live their lives in their own communities, since they, like the Loyalists, thought about the Natives as ''savages''. well, when George ordered the killing of Connor's people, he was still a commander in the British army, because back then, the Colonies still had been part of the British Empire, Lee being under Washington's orders obviously. I could understand why Connor puts this aside for now to save his remaining people, but it's quite interesting to me that afterwards he never even questioned George Washington about this.
OfficialStevenH He didn’t choose to help washington did you see him kill washingtons men?
Haytham actually seems like he would've been a good father and there is something so genuine and heartfelt when he says "he's my son".
3:16 Dammit dad, now I'm deaf
Haytam the most beloved villain of assassins creed
Not a villain but someone who has the same objective as conner he was not a villain but a hero
@@slim8756 the Assassin's are just as bad as the templars none of them are good/ they have the same goal but just different methods but the templars are always portrayed as the villains and the creed as the heroes
@@eazygamebred7980 no they aren't. i dont remember the assasians killing innocent people or supporting hitler. The templars want to rule over people. "none of them are good/ they have the same goal but just different methods but the templars are always portrayed as the villains and the creed as the heroes" they may claim to want the same thing, but one side's methods is worse than the other side
@@JoeDirtisawsome are u stupid lets take a look at Assassins Creed Rogue the Colonial Brotherhood made Shay kill innocent people in lisbon and the other places before lisbon and thats why Shay betrayed his own brotherhood and in fact his own Brotherhood wouldnt even believe or listen to what Shay has to say that messing with those precursor sites where destroying cities or that holds the cities together making earthquakes and in Assassins Creed Rogue we got to see the "good side" of the Templars and the Assassins were being stupid destroying cities and killing innocent people
@@eazygamebred7980 yea damn right, both factions have good and bad. Btw, i pray Ubisoft make another AC Games that potrayed "good side" of templars.
35:40 I can see a similar argument I would have with my dad and I feel like a lot of people can relate
Haha I can relate
Can relate
You guys keep prisoners?
it's really sad when you think about it: connor became an assassin to help the revolution because he thought that he'd save his people this way; only to find out that they'd wiped out his entire village. similar thing would have probably happened even if he had sided with the templars. very tragic in that way
Yeah he said something like "I guess our nation will never be safe" after killing his friend.
He probably should have fought both in the end. Probably would have resulted in the same way but at least he wouldnt be fighting for a group that would kill his people.
He and his people were truly lost, they were destinated to be betrayed, exiled, and exterminated no matter who they allied to
@@sebastiancaceres6137it was a lose lose situation no matter what
16:41 Connor just having some fun with his father.
Love the fact when connor confronts Haythan about his Mother's death, Haythan's starts to visibly panic. It shows that new is a genuine surprise to him
The man is a perfectionist who learned his order was broken and damage done.
For anyone interested, here are some of my favourite passages from the book, more specifically the execution scene (which doesn’t involve Haytham in the game.) And if you read it, you’ll see why I love it so: Connor, with his hands bound in front of him, shot a look of hatred at Thomas and, once again, I marvelled at how much of his mother was to be found in those features. But, along with defiance, and bravery, today there was also… Fear. “You said there’d be a trial,“ he snapped, as Thomas manhandled him. “traitors don’t get trials, I’m afraid. Lee and Haytham sorted that out. It’s straight to the gallows for you.” I went cold. Connor was about to go to his death thinking I had signed his death warrant. “I will not die today,” said Connor, proud. “The same cannot be said for you.” - A paragraph or so later - “Brothers, sisters, fellow patriots,” began Charles, and an impatient hush descended over the crowd. “Several days ago we learnt of a scheme vile, so dastardly that even repeating it now disturbs my being. The man before you plotted to murder our much beloved general.” The crowd gasped “Indeed,“ roared Charles, warming to his theme. “What darkness or madness moved him, none can say. And he himself offers no defence. Shows no remorse. And though we have begged and pleaded for him to share what he knows, he maintains a deadly silence.” At this, the executioner stepped forward and thrust a Hessian sack over Connors head. “If the man will not explain himself - if he will not confess and atone - what other option is there but this? He sought to send us into the arms of the enemy. Thus we are compelled by justice to send him from this world. May God have mercy on his soul.“ And now he was finished, and I looked around, trying to spot more of Achilles’s men. If it was a rescue mission, then now was the time, surely? But where were they? What the hell were they planning? A bowman. They had to be using a bowman. It wasn’t ideal: an arrow wouldn’t sever the rope completely, the best rescuers could hope for was that it would part the fibre enough for Connors weight to snap it. But it was the most accurate. It could be deployed from… Far away. I swung about to check the buildings behind me. Sure enough, at the spot I would’ve chosen was a Bowman, standing at a tall casement window. As I watched, he drew back the bow string and squinted along the line of the arrow. Then, just as the trap door snapped open and Connors body dropped, he fired. The arrow streaked above us, though I was the only one aware of it, and I whipped my gaze over the platform in time to see it slice the rope and weaken it - of course - but not enough to cut it. I risked being seen and discovered, but I did what I did anyway, on impulse, on instinct. I snatched my dagger from within my robes, and I threw it, watched as it sailed through the air and thanked God as it sliced into the Rope and finished the job. As Connor’s writhing and thank God - still very much alive body drops through the trap door, a gasp went up around me. For a moment I felt myself with about an arms width of space all around as the crowd recoiled from me in shock. At the same time I caught sight of Achilles ducking down into the gallows pit where Connors body had fallen. Then I was fighting to escape as the shocked lull was replaced by a vengeful roar, kicks and punches were aimed my way and guards began shouldering their way through the throng towards me. I’m engaged the blade and cut one or two of the sightseers -enough to draw blood and give other attackers pause for thought. More timid now, they at last made space around me. I dashed out of the square and back to my horse, the catcalls of the angry crowd ringing in my ears. - I mean ya’lll if you haven’t read any of these books I highly suggest you do cause they’re just pure art. Haytham’s death is also greatly different in the book; much more heartfelt and not as cold. Sorry if some of the wording is wrong or doesn’t make sense as I typed it all out by hand 🤣
That's incredible. Thanks for sharing. It's interesting to think that had Charles Lee not burned down Connor's village when he was a child and instilled the ideals of vengeance and freedom to the boy, he might have had the chance to rekindle with his father, perhaps even as a Templar.
@@trulydisgusting5454 it was Washington 😂 not Charles Lee. Charles was just the douche connor assumed did it
Forsaken and Unity are the best of them and can stand on their own as good books without fan-bonus. Secret Crusade and Underworld are amazing books too
@@trulydisgusting5454 he didn’t burn his village down. Washington did. Connor only hated him because he strangled him as a kid
Thank you so much for sharing. If you could just answer three of my questions I would be very grateful dude 1. What was Connor’s opinion on haytham? 2. Did Connor regret killing haytham? I feel like haytham brutal as he is was surprisingly a stand up guy 3. Where can I read these books and what are they called? Thank you so so much for sharing that long passage that you wrote by hand, I know how time consuming it could have been but I loved reading every second of it. Thank you also if you can answer my question!
I honestly think that haytham and Connor made a good team!!
It surely is fun to watch 😆
They are father and son after all.
17:25 You can just see how proud Haytham is at his sons resourcefullness
Like grandpa, like son
Looking back now, they unironically made Haytham the best Templar in the franchise. Every scene he's in is just pure gold. He knows what he is and what his goals are, but still has more to him like a love for natives and even love for his son, who turns out to be an Assassin. The sworn enemies of the Templars. Even faced with the choice of betraying the Templars and helping his son, or killing Connor to keep Lee safe, the madman chose option C and let his son kill him (Haytham had his hidden blade on Connor's throat but never used it. Can't tell me that wasn't deliberate). Love Haytham and I wish there were more like him
10:41 that moment i love it when Haytam Said * He is my son " and Connor Ekspression is Amazed after Haytam Said that
Touching
I laughed way too hard when the player pushed Haytham off the rope at 8:27. edit: AND IT HAPPENED AGAIN AT 8:54, OMFG. I'M LAUGHING SO HARD
Connor imitating his old man’s gestures was pretty funny
what time was that??
Timestamp?
@@paulavonkip499 2:06
10:10 best line in the entire game!
Definitely one of my top favorites!
That line reminded me of Shaun.
@@tuandungnguyen4548 Yet he's Desmond's ancestor lol
@@tuandungnguyen4548 Came to mind immediately
Does Conner hate Haytham as a Templar…or as a Father?
Back when the writing in AC series was nice. Miss those times
8:27 lore-unfriendly end of Haytham Kenway
16:25 favorite moment. 3 was my first AC, and I still love this game.
saaaame
35:46 Haytham and Connor being father and son
I remember them good old days where i just hunt deers and bears in the woods in the winter theme great game
Now you must be level 40 to finish the game.
And I forgot to say that those cool animal attacks Where You press button to dodge or block are now gone. Why, just why.
@@EduardoMartinez-pd5ix oh wow thats sad thanks for the information
@@EduardoMartinez-pd5ix and level 80 to kill a rabbit
@@EduardoMartinez-pd5ix switch still has those features
I love at 7:27 that Haythem knows exactly who he is and he doesnt hide it. He doesnt put any false persona. No he tells it how it is
No phones in sight. Just a father and son bonding and living in the moment….with bloodshed
17:56 I bet Edward was smiling down on them.
These are without a doubt the best parts about this game.
I love how Haytham looks impressed when Connor said I have a ship we can use. 😂😂
son getting that paper lol
"Wait." - Connor's Last word
8:53 8:26 Haytham - Goddamn you son, are you did it on purpose?!
perhaps
I really love haytham he might not have been the best father but he lived by rules
I really like haytham. He's my favorite character.
I play this game over and over... never bored.. My favourite Assassin's creed game..
They say this is the worst assassin s creed
@@masnunalmasani2310 uh ok..
@@masnunalmasani2310 mostly because Desmond miles was killed at the end. People expected him to be some kind of master assassin and were somewhat hyped
The Kenways are easily my favorite characters in the series.
I love the interactions between haytham and connor
mfw I realize haytham is old and has connor do most of the assassin stuff because he probably cant
He doesnt look that old tho,he is probably in his late 40's or early 50's.. maximum late 50's
Adewale was much older in ac rouge and he was still a badass
@@mutantkiller2744 he was 51 one in Connor part of ac3
@@billcipher2229 so he isnt that old,Ezio was hitting 60 in revelations and still kicking ass
Haytham could have killed Connor but held back
4:56 lol that hit 😂
I like that Haytham can't say anything positive about Hickey, so he drops the subject.
7:20 Technically Connor isn't wrong on that albeit unknowingly. For when Haytham learned that Reginald Birch ordered an attack on the Kenway Manor, Haytham was so pissed that he wanted revenge, of course his half sister managed to kill Birch with Haytham's sword. After that, Haytham doubled down on his Templar beliefs, so much so that he vented his frustrations on Benjamin Church while punishing him. Haytham could have been a perfect Templar model, but his thoughts on being betrayed by Birch consumed him which led to his downfall courtesy of Connor. Juhani Otsu Berg explained as such in his audio blogs in AC Rogue.
Haytham is such underrated Assassin/Templar
Templar, not an Assassin
@@mateovercetti4864 still, he was trained as one by his father
@@CoffeeManiac20 Edward trained him then he left the assassins and joined templars
Connor is the most misfortune assassin. His mother died a terrible death, had to kill his own father with his own hands, no love interest or wife, no children, Achilis also dies only connections he has is the community at homestead.
Not true. They had a comic book series and it was revealed that Connor married a Native American woman and had 3 kids.
@@darthnater9731 It took a comic book to fix a garbage protagonist.
@@CH3353N1NJ45 trash take
@@darthnater9731 It was a shitty half baked game to begin with. /Facts
Anyone else realize that haytham is kind of like Altair? He never leaves witnesses...
I mean they are decents
@@milesmorales7839 haytham cannot be said as a descendant of Altair.
@@SJ-yf9xy No, he is. The Kenway Lineage are descended from Altair according to the files Abstergo had on Sample 17. This was on Desmond's Matrilineal Line- his mom's side of the family.
@@ethicalapemen3686 i see. Then it maybe possible
@@ethicalapemen3686 No it can be real, the Kenway’s and Auditore’s bloodline are connected to the father side and Ibn-LaʼAhad’s bloodline are connected to the mother side. (So there is no way that the Kenway’s are descendants from the Ibn-La’Ahad’s, prove me wrong)
Seeing the relationship of Connor and Haytham really made me realize how underestimated this game truly is.
Edward must be proud seeing these two working together
His grandson did what he couldn't afford to complete
3:04 funniest scene ever to me when I was a kid 😂
I still cant believe you can defeat the son off Edward kenway
their is also a reference about captain kid from assassin's creed black flag
Because haytham didn't want to kill connor and betray the templar at the same time, so he let connor kill him.
@Vicel Vin How would Haytham killing Connor be betraying the Templar Order?
@@kbproductions8387 I think he meant by not killing him, it'd be a betrayal.
Only the grandson of Edward kenway could lol
*”A friend of my enemy is actually my son”*
I like how both Haytham and Shay are both Templars but have the skills of an Assassin
They are considered “Templar Assassins”. Assassins who serve the Templars.
Ikr? Two of the most deadliest Templars
Well I mean Shay is a former Assassin so he knows how they are
Well haytham was trained to be an assassin by Edward who was a master assassin at that time and his training started at 8 years old and then when Edward died haytham was 10 and Reginald birch raised him and trained him from that age to when he became an adult and a Templar.
Assassins Creed 3, Connor, Haythem and Edward are all my favourite characters from the Series and seeing everyone in the comments show Connor the love he deserves its truely heart warming. I remember back in 2012 playing this whole game and being addicted to every moment between Father and Son always looking forward to the next it was truely brilliant casting and writing and i miss the Kenway Family immensely
I like to imagine that when Haytham was captured Connor let him get hit a bit longer than necessary
That feels very Connor
8:27 savage
.....
8:54 too hahaha
@@PriambadaJunior If Haytham didn't had back problems prior to this, he sure does now 😂
@@Pictavienne 😂 I think he does now
10:36 That’s the savage
i cant believe they made the first 7 hours with a character that isn’t the main
6:30 this whole scene really makes you question if the Assassins main goal is good. Haytham does make good points
I always noticed that masonic insignia with the all seeing eye above it on Haythams cape. You can see it even clearer now.
Freemasons 👁
4:20 I was waiting here till the last to see Heytam being punished 😂😂
After reading Forsaken you’d think that Haytham wouldn’t try to manipulate his own son but....
Tbh everyone did. Achilles also manipulated him for his revenge
Still my favorite Assassins Creed game and characters. Connor is my favorite character in the whole series and I always had huge admiration and interest for him. This was the last great Assassin game for me too. Four was alright however I had issue with the “Assassin” characters moving forward and stopped playing after Unity. The mystery, characters, story, environments, music, And combat was always a joy in the past. I think nearly everything I love evolved to its best here. However this is just my opinion, many fans never felt the same but I am me and this will always be my favorite adventure within the Creed
Origins will get you charmed, if you liked this one. This game will fovever be my fav, but Origins it's maybe at the same level of this masterpiece.
@@REolino AC3 is not a masterpiece. Go play it now, not even close.
@@elpiedra1596 It is a masterpiece, regardless of what do you say bud. I couldn't care less.
@@REolino Yeah it’s pretty bad. Gameplay is fun, writing is extremely weak
@@tyrone5619 writting is literally the peak of the series. Complexes moral clash, with grey sides, superb characaters with amazing develop and construction. The AC writing was never as good, and never be as good as was in 3. Maybe Rogue and Origins, but 3 better
22:48 Grandpa Edward would have been so proud 27:11 Great voice acting
1:58 Connor staring on he's fathers soul cuz he know he wouldn't do it
Haytham: We seek the same as you. Freedom. Justice. Independence. Also Haytham: It’s your lot that means to confound with this nonsense talk of freedom. … huh?
I still prefer this game SO much more than Black Flag. Such a better story and result for one.
Agree to disagree.
This series died with Desmond
@@peternehemiah1606 That was my complaint as well when Black Flag came out, "how is the story going to continue? Desmond is dead."
Nah blackflag are more relatable to me because for the first time ever we played as someone who isn't involved or born in assassin lineage, plus edward is just your average joe who wants to gain some fortune to make his family happy.... i love ezio but edward story are one of the best for me. Especially his development from a simple-minded greedy fella into a man who wants to redeem himself.
black flag barely has a story. it’s just a series of vaguely connected events over several years. all the character development happens off screen, hell the main character dies off screen
Damn, beautiful dialogues... only 50 minutes of screentime, which is barely a grain comparing to the rest of the game, yet every word is so meaningful. I've learned to love AC3 after I decided to get its platinum. The game is actually really good, I didnt give it enough value when it released
Connor has the best outfit, and I’ll die on this hill🗣️
I like haytham's more tbh
Haytham at the beginning of AC3: *A gentleman,that saves lifes and helps other, being a templar Haytham when we play as Conor: "F*ck this shit, I'm going to kill everyone I see on my way."
Might be a narrative driven perspective considering Connor would see him as evil
What we don't see in the game is Haytham learning the truth about what happened to his father and sister which made him really embittered
That would work best on his own game
I love the assassins but Haytham makes a lot of good points. The Kenway family and Shay Cormac are my favorite characters
16:25 Some may think that Connor is reckless, but for me, I see that Connor actually knows the warehouse and its surrounding, as well as knowing the directly that he's facing. But Haytham is also right, what if there's suddenly a boat or something passing by.
I always saw it as a simple leap of faith lol
The kenway line is so Overpowered and underrated at the same time Like they are most powerful in minds and in brawns and not a demigod or rebirth of a god
14:22 It is true Conor kept his word his father made no promises.
Love how the player let Haytham get punched a few times before intervening
14:23 Decoy: "You promised" Haytham: "And HE kept his word." Haytham had no plans whatsoever to let the guy live and going to spread word about them. That was really quick thinking with the loophole he found with the promise.
Absolutely loved this game. Everything about it actually but this is one of my favorite time periods so i could be bias. I also loved odyssey i know others didn't both games are very different but ancient Greece is my favorite time period so again that could be why. The game is just so beautiful the world the sea the islands buildings i love it so much
IT SEEMS YOUR TONGUE HAS TASTED SOUR GRAPES WAS PROBABLY THAT GENERATION’S VERBIAGE OF “YOU’RE TRIPPING”
Haytham: Gives well thought out speech that clearly outlines his rational thinking skills Connor: yEa, bUt SoUr GrApEs ThOuGh
Their relationship and chemistry reminds me of me and my dad ............
Same
My son
One of the most beautiful, sad and funny family bonds I've ever seen.
Haytham was one of the best written characters in this whole franchise.
5:16 Haytham was trying to hide his anger when his son mocked him. :)
The moment haytham heard conner's mom died I can hear the shock he didn't know but it was seeing that he was sad and most shocked
Haytham the only good templar who cared about his son and his wife Zio
Black flag though is my favorite not because of the time period but because of the story to see edwards change is one of the best written stories in assassin's creed in my opinion
Nostalgia maaan
Haytham hidden blades are different than the original. In the remaster they're modeled to look exactly like Connors , in the original Haytham had two unique separate hidden blades with two different back stories behind them. Whoever idea to change them in the remake is corny as hell
Dont understand the hate, for me Connor was my favourite Assassin due to his style, I like him just as much as Edward Kenway.
Bruh haytham and Connor are the same when there angry just like edward the grandfather
Does somebody notice the details about how good Haytham's skills are? 0:05 Connor came to the church and didn't sense Haytham's presence until he got jumped on 4:05 Haytham spotted Connor hiding in the bush so easily 5:02 Evening Connor 🤪 Haytham: For all your skills, you're still but a boy - with so much left to learn
Aw I'm sad, the whole haytham speech from him and Connors fight is missing
There is no way knowing what's on the other siiiii-de. We do now ahahahaha
Republican dad vs Democratic son
kind of the other way around tbh
@@lol-wg3su not really, the British/Templar views are literally the same of the republicans
@@LegendKingY2j No one cares about bullshit modern day politics. Dont compare.
@@LegendKingY2j Connor is literally fighting for the Republic and US independence you big dummy.
@@lol-wg3suarguable, especially back then
3:33 Never you mind is Assassin/Templar Father Language for: I'M YOUR FATHER GODDAMIT YOU DO AS I SAY.
Like the banter between the two