The Most Confusing Assassin's Creed Lore Explained

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  @cdragonxy9060 · 1 year ago

  Me: The Assassin’s Creed Lore isn’t that weird<br>Assassin’s Creed Lore: Henry Ford used an apple of Eden to control his workers and later he gave the apple to Adolf Hitler.

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  @jojowoolin_21 · 1 year ago

  I ain’t gone lie after replaying 2 when ezio made a whole bunch of clones to fight Rodrigo was probably the coolest thing ac did

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  @herusolares5320 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I actually like how the &quot;swords&quot; of Eden are allways inserted into the energy source of an Isu installation.<br>Like, what if they&apos;re not even meant to be wielded, and people are just whacking each other with a Plutonium rod?

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  @roninkahn4033 · 1 year ago

  I like the idea that the golden fleece is actually just a shroud of eden

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  @nightcrawler2099 · 1 year ago

  Now we need a video talking about all Isu locations across the globe

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  @mysryuza · 1 year ago

  My dumb ass believed for years that the apples of Eden throughout the series were all one and the same

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  @gigaman9548 · 1 year ago

  The crazy thing is, this is what the modern players dont want. This kind of lore that build the franchise and they say its boring.

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  @skynet0912 · 1 year ago

  I will say that one piece of Eden with lore and a HUGE impact on the franchise (one game at least...) that you didn&apos;t bring up, is the artifact that Shay found in Portugal, causing the giant earthquake that wiped the city of Lisbon from the map.<br>These artifacts are confusing in what they do or were meant to do, as they seem to have no active effect when sitting in their rightful place, but as soon as they are removed, they crumble to dust, triggering a cataclysmic earthquake as a resault, which also happened when they found another similar artifact in Haiti.<br><br>My own guess is that they were basicly meant to stabilize the planets geology, preventing seismic events like earthquakes to protect the Izu installations and so on in the past, pretty much putting all seismic activity on hold during their time... So when the cataclysm burned the world, most of these stabilizeres were damaged or destroyed with only a few still in place, and when they were removed, the stored seismic waves each could hold were then unleashed all at once...

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  @beefynfn · 1 year ago

  Nah I know I&apos;m out of touch with the AC lore when I still call the Isu the Precursor Race

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  @beefynfn · 1 year ago (edited)

  Most people don&apos;t pay attention to this stuff, and they don&apos;t appreciate it, but I do<br><br>I was watching a couple of your older videos from a year or so ago, when I first discovered your channel, and the mic quality, vocal enthusiasm, video editing, pacing, just everything in the newer videos is 1000x better, I see the improvements, the videos used to feel homemade in someone&apos;s basement, now it feels like they&apos;re being made by a group of talented individuals in a studio<br><br>Now, I can finally watch this hour long video without thinking about the improvements the entire time lmao

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  @ThatGothicGamer · 1 year ago

  I&apos;ve always wondered why the Sword of Eden/The Blazing Sword is different to Excalibur in AC Valhalla. I guess the Sword of Eden was made as a power source first as it shoots electricity and light beams and just so happened to look like a sword as a symbol of power but Excalibur and the other swords like it were made as actual swords for combat.

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  @alandiesprana8128 · 1 year ago

  I believe shroud of eden also appears in the fate of atlantis DLC. In a quest where we have to help an atlantean doctor to cure humans.

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