Raeyne Jaymeson 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

😓😕😡

I have a hard time remembering that Italian gibberish

Da Firenze the city where i was born

Ah yes, and so by your custom i would be yusuf Tazim da istambul i like it

Jameskaimuki What about Leonardo?

i'm a bitch, but leonardo? Da vinci? Hes not a tutorisl npc it was his uncle mario or if brotherhood, its machiavelli

@@millssilver5040 and besides, he's the best NPC for Ezio's Codex Upgrades.

Ezios Brother

​@@spectre9948Yusuf is a vetter char than Ezios brother. Mainly bc this guy has like 2 minutes of screentime.

Meme 😂

How does the “blade” part work since all I can see is the hooked part and wouldn’t the hook get stuck if it tried to enter someone body?

@@BIGD-cc7ru I'd assume that if he tried to stab someone he would use his other hidden blade. He uses the 'blade' part to deflect attacks and to trip people up in the game.

@@timetraveller4336 he does do dual hidden made kill why stabbing into their heads tho. So I’m confused on that.

@@BIGD-cc7ru A good point. It will remain a mystery...

@Dodadeus that's... the joke..

Yeah, but people couldn't accept that and they made fun of me cause i said that.

AC Revelations will always be one of my favorite AC games, always and forever

I recently just played it for the first time and I loved it, but hated how short it is. I felt like it was the shortest game in the franchise.

Rogue is the shortest.

Katie Tucker it could be the shortest of Ezio's trilogy

Yeah but if he didn't he woulda been the object of sofas gaze just cause he's younger 😮

True💀​@@flying1dead155

Agree. Along with Malik al-Saif from AC1 he is the most underrated character that is your Assassin pal to the main protagonists. Man, when I found his body in Sofia’s shop after being in Capadochia, I literally cried and feel very bad that he died.

what about Leonardo?

too bad they were both killed off

Leonard survived

@@martvinegar3431 he died in France At old age ezio and niccolo were there Even at his last moments

REzio Yeah, but Ubisoft could hardly move the death date of Leonardo Da Vinci

Just made the character Loved more

Ragnarök at least his descendant, Emir, is in the live action movie.

Tomás Molina He died too.

Savage _Tv Yeah that was disappointing. Emir would've been a much more interesting side character than Moussa.

LLL they should have made a Yusuf dlc

I'm surprised that Ezio's first reaction was not a blade to Yusuf's throat.

Jeff-a-long I mean, why would you touch with strength the shoulder of a trained assassin who is also a mass murderer? (he knew it so...) I mean, i know I do the same with Batsy but I AM CRAZY! What is HIS excuse?

Not likely I think

@@TheJoker-qo4fg as a Turkish i can tell that we are warm and intimate Mediterranean people so basically we love touching while communicating thats simply it

@@TheJoker-qo4fg Well, Yusuf is also an Assassin. Also Ezio would have the discipline necessary to not accidentally stab an ally.

@@iltoni6895 True, we use it in the Middle East too.

@@iltoni6895 boi

I've never noticed

I'm Italian

Under Light it s not true, in Italy we never use this gesture with the hand

mijnisme The live action Assassin's Creed movie lol

no it's not, amir is arabic but Yusuf is turkish.

Plitzkaya !!! Do you think yusuf is 100 % turkish ?? No,he is not and cannot be...so he could be mixed turkish and arabic...

was emir in the modern day

Plitzkaya !!! Emir is Turkish for Amir

Sort of like the male version of Rosa

@Dank Assassin no I mean in terms of personality. They’re both skilled at climbing, charismatic, and have a carefree personality.

Yusuf was a great character. But, I believe it was a good choice to kill him.

+Sasul Ramurica Haha! I had not noticed that!

lmfao

"Oh Allah, Assassins! No box is safe near them!"

Him: no good no good

@@diranbodossian6061 MY CABBAGES!!!

Talking about Rambo, He looks and act like Moussa Ganin, Rambo guide in Rambo3 . They're both cheerful and friendly guy, but at the same time they're brave and skillful fighters

Aşık oldum

Oof yea you right you right

that hand gesture is in their genes I swear

@@chikirin9349 no it's not

Vermilion Vascularis as an Italian I can’t avoid telling you that we actually shake hands. That hand gesture has many meanings but it isn’t used for exchanging pleasantries

@LordGroyper 😏

@@chikirin9349 We use this gesture too in the Middle East, but its usage is different.

He says; yusuf çabuk buraya gel! Yusuf come here immediately!

Yusuf : ee.. Eh?

Yanlarına gelen adamın Türkçesi çok iyi . Muhtemelen Türk . Keşke Yusuf u seslendiren de bir Türk olsaydı . Türkçe düblajlar çok kötü

@@ancalagonvsd9552 Hem de faltaşi gibi!

@@ancalagonvsd9552 Türkçe öğrenmeye yeni başlamış suriyeliler gibi

At this point Ezios just so done with the bloodshed and wants to let it all out

some guy 1 On deviantART there's a comic series on Yusuf's origin story by SunsetAgain.

YES PLEASE!!!

some guy 1 Ikr! They made one for Adewale, they can make on for Yusuf!

@@jeffalong That was a DLC.

@@H.K.5 As far as i know it can be bought as a seperate game and dont require ac black flag.

YES

@@shauci237 True. All depends on what they do with the Mirage. If they actually do a good job at Mirage, then I still think Yusuf as the protagonist would be a good game. As he says when the Byzantine emperor was in charge the assassins were hunted down and killed on the spot. And for the past 5 years, the templars have been quiet. Maybe the transition from being hunted down to the rise would be a good setting.

Agreed.

Wait, why?

@@lephantomchickn3676 The Marco Polo game, where one shouts Marco with their eyes closed, and everyone else responds Polo. I'm not sure if Nicollo Polo actually had a son named Marco, but my mind immediately went to that game

@@lithuiwenart2955 The two were actually related

@@lephantomchickn3676 Ah, I see. Lol the way he said it made it sound like he was just guessing. Sorry about my historical blunder😅

@@lithuiwenart2955 Oofy doofy

13Adrianne true but not death

yeah

agreed

İ am Turkish too 😊

Yea

Idk mate the yellow orangish feels a bit drab compared to the red and whites of Rome

Weird that you didn't know the Ottomans or Byzantines existed, they were huge empires, knowledge of them seemed kind of ubiquitous to me. But maybe that's just cause the place I live in was occupied by them for like 500 years lol. Revelations is a tragically underrated game but I feel like it doesn't have the same weight if you haven't played the entirety of the franchise up to that point, especially the Ezio trilogy of which this is the conclusion. If you haven't already I suggest you play the first games in order up to this one, they may seem a bit bare bones compared to Revelations now but they are all undoubtedly worth playing. The first one has a unique atmosphere they never truly recaptured, the second one improved upon almost everything in the first game and created the series' identity and Brotherhood solidified it along with refining the gameplay while also offering a distinct unique atmosphere through Rome. And though I feel the series went downhill with 3 and never recovered I will still play the games that I missed after they became too demanding for my computer. Either way have fun with the games if you haven't already.

This perfectly describes my experience. It was the first of the ac games I discovered and I'm glad I did

Wounded Eagle dame and I was not disappointed only when yusuf died

Wow an actual human being didn't know Ottomans existed in 2018. Okay.

This' the first time I've seen him given that i've never played any AC games before Black Flag, & i've already taken a liking to him. Jacob Frye's another notable lighthearted joker of the series, but i sure as hell can't say i like that one.

Well, Ezio's italian accent is even worse. I can say that because i'm italian. Well at least the actors who played Ezio and Yusuf do a great job in characterise the characters.

Funny assassin

Feels like him and Jacob would get along

Actually the game bio says that he was born in Bursa.

Anubis yeah but he considers Istanbul his home. He moved there with his mom when he was 7.

can't forget that the guy also voices Sonic the Hedgehog

Alex Hernandez and Laura Bailey are great voice actors too.

@@1r3n3 And Thomas from Regular Show.

Agree. It was actually my first game in Ezio Trilogy. Definitely also one of the most saddest games (in term of the atmosphere, where you feel sadness and endings near), because it shows the truth to both Desmond, Ezio and player. Man, this game really gives some Metal Gear Solid 4 vibes due to being the last game of the main protagonists (both Ezio plus Altair and Solid Snake, who became old, tired and only wanted peace at least, but before finish the final goal).

+Sophie Bruns I mostly play the Assassin's Creed games expecting everyone to die. That way, I'm never taken off-guard. Even so, I was also very sad about Yusuf. He was a good character.

Sevvina Even though Achilles was old his passing hit me hard.

Sophie Bruns 😐

I too, knew that he would die. Got spoiled by my brother. But when I see Ezio entering Sofia's bookshop to find it completely destroyed, and when he walks to the back of the shop only to see Yusuf's body... I literally stopped Ezio in his tracks and began to cry. Yusuf died while trying to fulfill Ezio's request. He didn't deserve to be stabbed in the back. You have earned your rest. Requiescat in pace, fratello mio.

He was a great character but I feel like it was a good choice to kill him off.

Ezio has humour too you know hes not altair who cannot take jokes.

As well as Gladio from FFXV, apparently? Dude's got impressive range.

Stijn Straetmans You'd be surprised how many voices one VA can have 😋

Hold up, WHAT????!!!!O_OThat....I absolutely amazing.

:o

@@CMTech45 Artyom from metro as well, even though that dialogue was barely anyhting

I Control My Fate I like him from the Character but I noticed he speaks Turkish quite weird not like a native Turkish speaker. But from the character I really like him.

8:15 haydi rastgele xöxöxö

Tomio873 and you my brother.

Yusuf Tazim Yusuf çabuk buraya gel! An attack on two fronts! Galata and the grand bazaar!

Yusuf Tazim Ciao

Peace be upon you, fraternio mio

Very true. I think this is why Ezio became so friendly with him, because he reminds him of his late older brother. Man, now that hits very hard. Definitely the most sad (in terms of atmosphere and environment) game of all AC franchise. Because you can feel how Ezio became old, all he wants now is find the truth and then live a peaceful life. Same could be said to Altair in this game (especially with his last memory due to Masyaf key).

Nope.they need to make a game with Ishak Pasha on how he take on Vlad the Impaler

@@louisconstantine8578 İshak Pasha have badass armour. Ranked in top ten all ac games

+MSP Dilara Thank you for the translation!

***** no problem I'm from turkey :D

ahh me too but i didnt catch a few phrases. I found the pronunciation to be a bit odd

MSP Dilara She said "Grazie , dear boy" .

MSP Dilara their accents are hilarious

@sülüman Judging from how the city is 'colored', it's rather obvious that the team didn't bother distinguishing Turkey from those of the Arab world.

He couldn't even say some words.

​@@FalconWindbladerI'd say it's very different from how they did the Arab countries

Ahmet Kürşat Hancı that’s a shame... it shouldn’t be too hard to find a good voice actor who does the turkish language justice!

Considering the voice actor is American and recieved coaching for the role and accent, I'd say he did admirably. Also Ubisoft changed the accents because they found the stereotypical accent that we associate with foreign languages is accurate. So, they instead changed the accents enough so that they didn't seem "offensive". They did the same with the Italians in 2 and Brotherhood.

@NinjaStyle I never said they did. I'm just saying that the accent we often associate as being a, "stereotypical" accent for a language is an exaggeration based on accurate observation. For instance Indian Brahmin accents are very similar to what we think is the stereotypical Indian accent (depends on the thickness), but then there are Oxford educated Indians who have a slight inflection but with the vast majority of their vocabulary sounding like Recieved Pronunciation (Upper-class British).

@NinjaStyle Ah no it's okay you're fine.

The accwnt slaughtered it lol i kno a little turkish i watch ertugrul and hoping to learn turkish

Me too buddy

@Harshvardhan Godara The sad part doesn't happen until 19:26, so most of the video is happier stuff!