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[[File:Plaincape.png|thumb|left|Plain Cape]][[File:Medicicape.png|thumb|Medici Cape]][[File:Venetiancape.png|thumb|left|Venetian Cape]] | [[File:Plaincape.png|thumb|left|Plain Cape]][[File:Medicicape.png|thumb|Medici Cape]][[File:Venetiancape.png|thumb|left|Venetian Cape]] | ||
In Assassins Creed II, [[Ezio | In Assassins Creed II, [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio]] will be able to obtain four outfits. It is possible to obtain a fifth one, Altaïr's costume, by purchasing it for 30 Upoints from Uplay. | ||
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Revision as of 07:19, 21 December 2009
In Assassins Creed II, Ezio will be able to obtain four outfits. It is possible to obtain a fifth one, Altaïr's costume, by purchasing it for 30 Upoints from Uplay.
Plain Cape:
Description: The Plain Cape is purely cosmetic. While wearing it guards will react to you normally and your notoriety will be effected normally.
Color: Brown with Red inside.
Medici Cape:
Description: While wearing the Medici Cape in Florence or Tuscany your notoriety will remain at zero. Guards will still react to criminal behavior, however.
Color: Red with the Medici family symbol.
Venetian Cape:
Description:
While wearing the Venetien Cape in Romagna or Venice your notoriety will remain at zero. Guards will still react to criminal behavior, however.
Color: Blue with the symbol of the city of Venice.
Auditore Cape:
Description: While wearing this cape outside of Montereggioni you automatically become Notorious. When you remove the cape however, you notoriety returns to its previous level.
Color: Black with the Auditore family symbol.
Obtained by: Collecting all 100 feathers scattered throughout Italy.
Altaïr's Robes:
Description: Accessing Altaïr from the Animus databases will not effect Ezio's current equipment or armor settings.
Color: Altaïr's robes from Assassin's Creed.
Obtained by: Claiming the Ubisoft UPlay award (30 points) on UPlay Win.
Trivia
- Altaïr's Robes doesn't actually have Ezio wear Altaïr's outfit, it changes the character model to Altaïr himself. This is shown as the left ring finger is amputated, the double blade doesn't have a physical form on the character despite being usable, and the beard Ezio gains in the final memory sequences is not present while playing as Altaïr in these sequences.