#Assassins Creed The Ezio Collection

[master-of-the-stars]

Forever ago I redrew the more “historically accurate” versions of odyssey characters over screenshots, so I thought of doing that with Ezio Trilogy characters as well!!

[febwarry24]

can you stop fucking around we have shit to do.

[yankikkie]

buon compleanno ezio! <3

[fromashesweriseuphiddenones]

My collection of the Legendary cards from the Assassins Creed MTG set. I attempted to put them in game order.

[mhsdatgo]

Best thing about Assassin's Creed 2 is that you get to fistfight the fucking Pope.

[wtfjd95]

Anyone out there who enjoys Assassin's Creed like I do? Not just for gameplay but also for the mythology and history that most games have or surround?

I would really enjoy having more people to just chat with about various little things to do with the games or history/myths featured. Only if you can put up my random moments of silence and occasional unanswered (on my end) or continuous spamming messages.

[oediex]

My love for gaming is partly anchored in my love for stories. I gravitate towards games that weave a rich narrative involving complex and thoughtful characters in a world to be discovered slowly but impactfully. That's what Dragon Age: Inquisition, with all its flaws, did for me six years ago, and it's how the Mass Effect trilogy crashed into my life only a few months ago, birthing an obsession I didn't know I needed. It's why the Ezio era of the Assassin's Creed series is, in my opinion, still undefeated, and it's what, years ago, kept me playing Horizon: Zero Dawn all the way into the early hours when I really should have been sleeping.

When sequels get caught up in the hype of their forebears and their disappointing ambitions fail to remember their origin in tale-telling, especially while chasing some passing trend only desired by money-loving investors, a light dies in my heart.

Assassin's Creed: Odyssey was, as per Wikipedia, complimented by critics for its story-telling, but I have yet to find the parts that would have brought about such praise. Kassandra is fun, certainly, and her backstory is promising, but I fail to understand her motivations. Perhaps the choice system has something to do with this, but she also seems to be thrown into larger situations that are not warranted by our knowledge of who she is, a young girl growing up to be a mercenary on a small island under the wings of a silly, get-rich-quick schemer who has a penchant for getting into trouble. How does she come to be in command of a ship, despite seemingly having no previous experience with it, and embroiled in a battle of the Peloponnesian War as if she's been fighting wars her whole life? I don't know who this woman is, what drives her, and which experiences inform the actions she undertakes.

I do like her muscled arms, though.

[gramnel]

It's been awhile

I just love this brush I couldn't resist adding this sketch

[demigoddessqueens]

ghost

Day 7 @codextober // here ao3

SUMMARY: Dreams are not always pleasant and you can’t always escape the nightmares.

Their faces still haunted him at night. Sometimes the dreams were more vivid than others.

Frederico would be relentlessly teasing him about some Assassin training Ezio had gone through. If anything, Claudia would be joining in too or chastising their brother for his taunts.

Giovanni was praising his boy, or even sharing a loving kiss with Maria as if nothing had chest changed.

Sweet little Petruccio, in all his innocence, was just curious about all that happened in their family.

And maybe, if things were different, Cristina would be there as part of their family too.

When he awakes, Ezio doesn’t realize how much he had been crying in his sleep. It’s not until he feels your hands on his face wiping away the tears.

He hates to let you see him like this, but the agony of his ghosts haunt him and you’re the solace that eases the pain whenever he awakes.

[lucysaidhi]

Saw this trend on Twitter/X where people turn a Miiverse(?) reaction thingy into random characters so i got inspired

This is the original btw! :

[toasterdrake]

if i have one blorbo true to the meaning of the word (middle-aged angry pathetic sexyman) it is ezio auditore

yeah his bracer would be more effective on his sword arm considering the buckler is already protecting his arm... but that was his outfit model and i wanted to draw it and and and uh symbolism

[life-as-a-gamergirl]

I've got some games that I still haven't played and now that I've completed God of war it's time to choose a new one!!!

Which one should I play next?

[yankikkie]

getting ready

[neoatiny]

I’ve only played AC2 and Brotherhood, so correct me if I’m wrong, but I think Ezio has only assassinated one female target during his time.

Where are the bastard women? 😤

[mhsdatgo]

Something I love about Assassin's Creed is the fact that the option to kill/beat people flashes by every time someone comes close even if it's NPCs and not just enemies, and that depending on the game you get threats of desynchronization along with the text "insert Assassin's name did not kill civilians" basically implying that dude's been having intrusive thoughts about killing sprees for years.