Real-Life Events In Assassin's Creed: Lisbon Earthquake #shorts

Assassin's Creed Rogue puts players right in the middle of the 1755 Lisbon Earthquake which destroyed much of Portugal's capital city. What other historical events did you experience in Assassin's Creed? Let us know down in the comments!

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[collegebro]

The entire game is tragically underrated and the one piece of media that really makes you ponder if you’re on the right side or not as well as how far are you willing to go for what you desire!?

[InfernoBlast-thot]

The fact that a game teaches more than 500 page history book. Damn

[IPOSKable]

I was in Lisbon some weeks after playing AC Rogue, and i went to the cathedral where Shay takes the piece of Eden, and It looks exactly how It looks in the Game when the earthquake starts, all broke and without the roof.

[ryv]

one of the things I used to love most about ac was that they didn't make shit up about history, they never hugely altered anything (except for what happened to the world in the ac3 epilogue) it had the same historical figures, same events, tragedies, they just merely added the assassins, templars and the isu to it. they just provide fictional context that usually works really well. too bad they don't so that anymore, last time they did it was in origins with Julius Caesar being assassinated by aya

[victorzavala]

Never played rogue until right now just played This mission😊

[williambobson]

I’m sorry, but “best and most tragic platforming sections” is not a phrase I anticipated I’d hear today

[TorturedMongoose]

Interesting thing... When the earthquake happened, it knocked over some candles starting a fire...

[Superguey]

I wish he would’ve been the villain in unity

[rizkyantoni]

The title "Rogue" has dual meaning. It's Shay turning to the Templar, and The Colonial Assassins Brotherhood turning away from the tenets.

Stay your blade from the flesh of the innocents. They were too preoccupied about collecting the relics they didn't have chance to assess the impact.

Work in the dark to serve the light, they made their own organizations known, even working with groups of thugs to terrorize people just to smoke Templar agents out.

This is why i believe other guilds of Assassins would've condemn what the american colonial brotherhood have done.

[Vito_ScaIetta]

Whow, I didn’t know Portugal was featured in Assassin’s Creed. As someone who’s half Portuguese, this is pretty cool! I wish Assassin’s Creed game would take place in Iberia, because both Portugal and Spain have a rich history, if that’s fighting Muslim invaders, exploring the world, etc.

[chris.H]

Yet, the templars believe in quite the contrary of what Shay. No one should be worthy of searching for Isu objects…. 👀

[nameinusebro]

Shays belief is very VERY anti Templar. Plus his views were skewed, if the templars get an artifact they would use it to gain power pushing the lives of people to the side, and the assassins take it even though some may die more survive than if the Templars had it, tbh I’d say he’s pretty un informed because he joined the templars thinking they were better or something

[alannnXavier]

Shay is wearing the order of the ancients symbol, isn't he? Maybe those "assassin's" weren't really part of the creed

[Some_dude]

I died so many time during this part it was sad

[brandonpick]

Rogue is my least favorite AC game. But this scene is the best in the entire series. And i wish there was more like it.

[drafo_with_tv]

Is this a real voice or ai voice??? I can't make sense of it

Sorry if it is real

But shit man, it sounds kinda like a ai

[lordtaseen]

This is why AC rogue sucks. The templars are the ones who play around with artifacts not the assassins