Talk:Ezio's Swords

Ezio's Swords

Okay, I should probably take this to the talk page. I thought it might be more convenient to keep the text in the article for easy reference hence my reversion. I don't really think that what I wrote was too much of an assumption. Why would Ezio's swords be modeled after the swords he used in Revelations and named after him if they're not based on his swords? I find that this should at least be addressed, and it would be unhelpful otherwise, if a bit of a deduction.

I suppose perhaps a distinction might be made between saying that it establishes that THE Ezio's swords (Sword of Ezio) is an Assassin Yataghan sword as opposed to that AN Ezio's sword is an Assassin Yataghan sword. So my original rhetoric might have been too strong, or maybe that was too far of a leap. I believe that the implied meaning of it being named Ezio's sword and included in a DLC pack expressly encompassing the items of Altaïr and Ezio, along with the description of the swords as having once been owned by Ezio if I recall correctly, should be explained.

The only matter is that after re-reading it, I admit that the language should probably be moderated. Sol Pacificus^(Cyfiero) 22:30, August 10, 2017 (UTC)

Actually on second thought, I think it's better to leave the safer edit instead, so here's the original text for reference:

• That the appearance of Ezio's Swords in Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag is identical to that of the Assassin Yataghan Sword in Assassin's Creed: Revelations seems to establish that Ezio Auditore's personal sword is the Assassin yataghan sword. This is reinforced by the appearance of Altaïr's Swords as well which are identical to the Sword of Altaïr well established as the personal weapon of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad from Assassin's Creed. Indeed, the Assassin yataghan sword is the default sword for Ezio in Revelations, the weapon he begins the game with and ends with in his last cutscenes of the game.
• Ezio's Swords in Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag share their appearance with the Assassin Yataghan Sword that Ezio uses at the start of Revelations.
• As with the Sword of Altaïr, although Ezio only wields one sword at a time, the sword is duplicated in Black Flag so as to adapt to Edward Kenway's dual-wielding combat style.
• As with the Sword of Altaïr, although Ezio only wields one sword at a time, the sword is duplicated in Black Flag so as to adapt to Edward Kenway's dual-wielding combat style.
• Because Black Flag establishes that the personal sword of Ezio Auditore is the Assassin yataghan sword, it follows that the sword might be said to have appeared in the cutscenes of Revelations where Ezio is seen wielding it even if the particular yataghan sword he wields is not explicitly named after him. Sol Pacificus^(Cyfiero) 22:37, August 10, 2017 (UTC)