Talk:The Creed

Reasoning

Most of the information above, which is rather impressive might i add, is related mainly to the first Assassin's Creed story line, but still plays a very important roll in the sequal. This is not just for the sake of making the game harder, it provides a way to play and understand the game(s). Even though i believe strongly that the 3rd Assassin's Creed video game will take place in the future, the story line, im sure, will still incorparate these teachings of the ways of an assassin. After all, isn't that what the games about? - Mr. Ezio Auditore 12:45, January 2, 2010 (UTC)

Guys, i noticed that the article says that Altair may kill a beggar without any punishments. I've been playing all day and whenever i kill a beggar, i lose syncronization. Can someone remove that bit of info then?Dr. Soksok 12:48, November 7, 2010 (UTC)

Removed. But next time, you can remove yourself and present the reason at the "Summary" section. ;D -- D. Cello 15:39, November 7, 2010 (UTC)

The Assassins are real i need to get hold of them they need to get to afganistan They need to stop the war someone tell them .09:45, April 12, 2012 (UTC)82.18.17.28

I disagree with the reasoning that Altair compromised the Brotherhood by killing the 8 templars. He was under orders from Al Mualim. There was no reason for him to disobey as he did not have the knowledge to know what linked those men, and discovered the truth when it was almost too late.

No. It was Al Mualim who compromised the Brotherhood by having Altaïr take out those templars, whom all found the Apple together... Al Mualim wasn't just the Mentor of the Libertine Assassins, but also a closet Templar.

I am not changing what is on the page because I would like this point to be properly debated before changes are made. Foetus 18:50, September 24, 2012 (UTC)

 

Ezio broke the Creed?

 

ezio broke the creed  during a memory in Revelations in Derinkuyu, when he caused explosions killed innocent civilians.