"The pressure keeps rising when the truth is what I'm fighting we march out of the darkness."

[nausicaa83]

I just finished Assassin's Creed 2. Holy crap, that was some mindblowing ending. But the question is, how old is Ezio now? At the end of the Bonfire of Vanities he says it's been 22 years since his dad died. Does that mean he's like, 40?

And yes, that's my great question, because the ending was so cryptic I'll wait for Brotherhood to start asking questions about that. Man, it was so creepy when she started talking to the screen. Breaking the fourth wall as a new level of creepiness.

I still find it highly amusing that the Bonfire of Vanities part was ten times harder than the ending in Rome. That's some DLC. Even with all the swearing at the tv, it was still worth it even only for Machiavelli. He was great, and his Italian voice was so perfect. *__*

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[ragweedtd.livejournal.com]

Gah, I remember the when I finished ACII, it was the middle of the night and I was home alone with all the lights off. Creepiest thing ever. And not to spoil anything, but Brotherhood's ending is equally crazy.

Ezio was born in 1459, so he's 17 at the start of the game and 40 when he goes to the Vatican.

Also, Machiavelli is back in Brotherhood as well, along with Leonardo, La Volpe and Bartolomeo. I hope you enjoy it!