You most likely won’t be able to follow through easily, no.
@Humanity said:
@Hizang said:
@NickL: I found the tone much more enjoyable and the character of Altair much more than Ezio. Ezio was far to comical for an assassin, I liked Altair, cold, brutal and skilful.
You're not the only one. I strongly dislike Ezio and his whole story of just becoming an assassin because he felt like it. Altair had been training for years and was a true assassin while Ezio found his dads old digs and decided to just go for it and wow he was pretty good at it.
This was all the more painful for me as they just kept dragging Ezios story on and on. I would have much preferred if they continued Altairs story from the first game - and with that crazy cliff hanger ending it had I have no idea why they switched characters all of a sudden.
Ezio did not just “decide” to become an assassin. His Father and brothers were murdered because of an allegiance they were a part of and a betrayal by a close family “friend”. Ezio initally wanted revenge and that’s when he took the responsibility to done the assassin robes. Later though he realizes it’s more than just revenge, and he even says this himself (at the end of ACII or in Brotherhood, I can’t remember). Also Ezio is no better or worse than Altair just because he’s got a less serious personality.
And if you want a continued story of Altair’s life you should play Bloodlines.
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