Apparently even though there was seemingly a clear crossover in WD1 to AC4, the developers came out and claimed it was "only an easter egg", and stated that the games are not canon in each other's universes. However now that they're literally adding in an Assassin into Legion, I think it's safe to say they've finally conceded that point, and we can consider the Olivier Garneau incident completely canon now (there's apparently an AC: Valhalla easter egg in the modern day that further solidifies and canonizes that Olivier Garneau met Aiden Pierce, or so I've heard). Of course, it's always been canon in my mind. Just thought it was interesting that the interaction you mentioned was originally considered non-canon.

@@wavehead210 Wow. That is odd/interesting. Usually, easter eggs like that are used to confirm that stuff exists in the same universe.

@@wavehead210 They also said that the assassin in the season pass was just fan service

@@jaidcz9068 wait really? Booo! I want official WDxAC lore, Ubi! Give the people the canon they want!

Yeah all of it's just easter eggs/fan service/references

For #23 i noticed a bricked up door behind the statue. Watch from 22:50 and you can see it easily. Is there any way to open it?

Y'know, the one in hand there doesn't look exactly like an apple of eden, but that paired with a golden staff could be a reference to queen victoria having held both an apple and the staff of eden at some point? The pieces of eden are often portrayed in different ways in art, not always perfectly resembling their original image, as most who have seen them but not wielded them don't really get to have a good look. So this statue instead having her hold the Sovereign's Orb could just be a misunderstanding by the artist of just what she held. I agree tho, woulda been dope to have a piece of eden or two hidden under futuristic London Tower!

I was thinking the same thing. The weeping angels scared the crap out of me when I was a kid.

Wouldn't it be cool to get a two for one Easter egg. Darcy the assassin wants to get closer to her predecessors until a weeping angel sends her back to meet Jacob and Evie Frye

@@dannyboy1487 As a kid ? They still scare me to this day. Imagine you just die in the matter of seconds without even noticing

It's not the statue though, it's a person sealed behind a bricked up doorway... like in the Cask of Amontillado. Is that door openable?

It’s based on the ghost of Anne Boleyn, guides in the tower have noticed crying in the building

Makes sense now.

You also get his mask, Watch a vid about it.

Why is everyone moving to london?

@@solairesunpraiser right now you’re not supposed to obtain his mask yet as all of the requirements haven’t been met but someone was able to find a door to his hideout and obtain his mask

Weiner?

I loved the Inbetweeners they could've done the bus wankers reference

Oh you fuck... Thats funnier than I can admit

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Sundial Hamsters and Eggtimer Rats.

🔫 Hands up! This is a robbery. Your joke is now mine

@@Diskillfr make cheques payable to cash

Same

I fetch my Wensleydale

Same here

Huzzah! A man of quality!

Where's Wallace and Gromit?

WHAAAAT! Now that's the quality type of Easter Egg I like. Do they only talk about this in a trainstation?

@@wavehead210 I was doing the SIRS questline and I was randomly just outside the red zone of some Albion occupied location when I overheard two NPCs. I have a video clip of it on my channel but basically what I have in quotes above is the gist of it.

I just wish they did better with the characters, there should be a way to remember old characters beyond seeing references to them in some NPCs bio And the relations should actually matter in dialogue as well! I recruited a spouse of an agent using that agent but they talk like they're strangers!

@@fabianlaibin6956 upcoming DLC will bring in the protagonist from the first game!

@@doctorstrangepants6706 All it will add is a character that would be better voiced with his own unique missions

My problem was that all the missions felt the same and repetitive. They're wasn't enough variety like chase missions, etc. It was just hack this object and stand near it for 30 seconds or destroy this thing. The propaganda one was just hack one thing and that was it. I think it needed a more direct narrative because I felt like everything I did was pointless, you know? After both watchdogs, the hacking just doesn't feel cool anymore I need better mission designs and variety to fill the hole in my enjoyment.

She decieved us like she did back in black flag.

@@solairesunpraiser true say

Edward Kenway's house is still there. It might exist in the game since AC and WG are connected

@@masterpunk7205 wd and assasin's creed are not the same universe, they have a few things in common like aiden pearce in a image and some of the companies. but the upcoming assasin's creed crossover is not canon to watch dogs and just fan service

@@nicktb1999 it's a shared universe. Aiden was in Layla's laptop. And a woman in a grey hoodie claims to be an assassin as a WDL DLC coming soon.

I noticed but I thought it was just a coincidence. You know, because police boxes did actually exist

Huh?

That's not paraphrasing...

17:10

That's my guess too

it gets even more clear when you do that in german, there it says „Jared dank dir für deine Aufmerksamkeit“ which translates to „Jared thanks you for your curiosity“

@@GordonSucksAtLife I feel like, compared to the binary for “digging” looking like an easy to miss footnote at the bottom of the letter, seeing “aufmerkamseit” in binary probably almost doubled the length of the whole document.

@@wavehead210 yes it dit lol. Took me about 10 minutes

Ooh that def seems like an easy one to miss, considering how wide and random the selection of potential recruits is. Heck, even for the hitman one in this list that has a AC Syndicate reference made me surprised the easter eggs could be within the NPC/recruits themselves! If you have the agent you mentioned in your team, definitely take pics and share them on the WD subreddit or something! That's dope

@@wavehead210 Actually, it’s not really that hard. Throughout my playthrough, I’ve realized that: Out of all the Shelbies I saw, 90% of them are Albion Contractors with suit. I hope you find your own Shelby one day to Peaky Blind the whole boroughs.

Yep, a car designed to resemble the old school versions of the Mini Cooper. When you honk the horn, it will play an instrumental version of the first two verses of God Save the Queen if you hold the button.

Yeah, it's one of the uprising missions of the City of London. Can't miss it, it's a big red icon towards the Thames, where you hack into the same area that Defalt's mask is stored in. ...to this day I'm not sure why they spelled the character's name as Defalt.

OH SHIT YOU GET SOMETHING FOR FINDING ALL OF THOSE! I was actually going back through my gallery on my phone in WD2 the other day, and I remember finding one gnome with a laptop pointing to a bunch of locations on Nudle Maps. I was almost certain that meant there would be gnomes at each one, but I didn't bother to go out of my way cuz I didn't think there'd be a real reward or anything. That's dope!

They would reference ghost recon like with Nomad. Or rainbow six.

The geography is fairly accurate in terms of relative positions of areas and even specific buildings - the detail is crazy realistic of so many places. But obviously it’s heavily condensed, with some things missing and way smaller of course.

@@dancanham Right, so it's like Watch Dogs 1 + 2 where they have all the important parts, but trimmed out a few city blocks here and there. It's hard to believe there were two console games 15+ years ago (True Crime L.A. and True Crime NYC) that managed to fit ALL of L.A. and Manhattan.

@@GrizzyLatrizzy woah. Didn’t know about those. Crazy.

No, Albion is what Britain was known as in Common Celtic.

@@nightcatarts ohh ok ty

This is the one I was hoping for

Id pay $100 for that skin

@@RuffusJY *£100