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<div class="quote">The Wikia Editor wrote:<br />To be fair, the concept of an air assassination isn't really that complex, it's probably safe to say that numerous Assassins had performed a variation of the technique before Altaïr officially wrote it down.
<div class="quote">The Wikia Editor wrote:<br>To be fair, the concept of an air assassination isn't really that complex, it's probably safe to say that numerous Assassins had performed a variation of the technique before Altaïr officially wrote it down.


For example, Bayek's air assassination involves him leaping on top of the enemy, knocking them to the ground, and then stabbing them with his Hidden Blade. Whereas the "official" version written down by Altaïr involves stabbing the enemy directly upon impact.
For example, Bayek's air assassination involves him leaping on top of the enemy, knocking them to the ground, and then stabbing them with his Hidden Blade. Whereas the "official" version written down by Altaïr involves stabbing the enemy directly upon impact.


It should also be noted that it is technically possible to perform an air assassination in the first ''Assassin's Creed''. There are numerous tricks and stunts that can be performed within the game but that the player isn't told about. Here's a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVQWJZFAcNs video] showing how it's done.
It should also be noted that it is technically possible to perform an air assassination in the first ''Assassin's Creed''. There are numerous tricks and stunts that can be performed within the game but that the player isn't told about. Here's a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVQWJZFAcNs video] showing how it's done.
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<br />Indeed, I'm aware of that. When I first knew I didn't stop doing it haha.
<br>Indeed, I'm aware of that. When I first knew I didn't stop doing it haha.


But then, there's nothing in the lore that explains it? No Animus restriction? Because in terms of gameplay, it's more than obvious. But in the lore... I don't know.
But then, there's nothing in the lore that explains it? No Animus restriction? Because in terms of gameplay, it's more than obvious. But in the lore... I don't know.


Thanks.
Thanks.

Latest revision as of 00:12, 13 July 2026

The Wikia Editor wrote:
To be fair, the concept of an air assassination isn't really that complex, it's probably safe to say that numerous Assassins had performed a variation of the technique before Altaïr officially wrote it down.

For example, Bayek's air assassination involves him leaping on top of the enemy, knocking them to the ground, and then stabbing them with his Hidden Blade. Whereas the "official" version written down by Altaïr involves stabbing the enemy directly upon impact.

It should also be noted that it is technically possible to perform an air assassination in the first Assassin's Creed. There are numerous tricks and stunts that can be performed within the game but that the player isn't told about. Here's a video showing how it's done.


Indeed, I'm aware of that. When I first knew I didn't stop doing it haha.

But then, there's nothing in the lore that explains it? No Animus restriction? Because in terms of gameplay, it's more than obvious. But in the lore... I don't know.

Thanks.