Yes, Leonardo does say he modified the hidden blade in AC2, but Ezio is still branded on the ring finger in a ceremony in AC2 and Lucy gave Desmond a hand sign hiding her ring finger to show her loyalty to the Assassins, so it was important to the Order. 1. temcasadanogrupo. ā¢ 3 yr. ago.
Nothing in the Assassinās Creed series is quite as iconic as the Hidden Blade, and yes youāll still get to use one in Origins. You might be a little confused at first though, as you donāt You don't get the Hidden Blade in Assassin's Creed Origins right away. Here's what you need to do to get it. Star of Assassin's Creed 2, Brotherhood, and Revelations, Ezio Auditore Da Firenze is a Renaissance assassin who takes up the hidden blade after the death of his family at the hands of the Templar 17 votes, 19 comments. Did Edward's hidden blades seem really short to anyone else? I remember Ezio's being really long (long for a short blade) andā¦
I gotcha. I think that the final one is probably the most practical IRL, and that the skeleton blade is probably pretty shitty for actually stabbing anything. I just feel that, since the game focuses so much on the foundation of the brotherhood, a hidden blade in the (vague) shape of the assassin's logo is a much better fit.
The hidden blade solves the problem. Altair releases it within few seconds, hits his target and only after that exposes himself to the crowd. With the hidden blade and socially acceptable behaviour he stays invisible till the very assassination. And the same logic works in Ezio trilogy and other games. But it seems that Oddysey scene just
