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Written by Chefkoch
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Monday, 02 November 2009 |
In Assassin's Creed you already had a great variety of weapons. In the sequel, thanks to our friend Leonardo Da Vinci, Ezio, has an even greater repertory:
Small Weapons
Hidden Blades
The Number One weapon from the first game is back and brings you the ultimate Assassin-feeling. Unlike Altair, Ezio has two Hidden Blades - and still all 10 fingers. Plus, it is now usuable in hand-to-hand combat as well.
Long Range Weapons
The Poniard
Fast, handy, deadly. In close combat, the poniard has often been the most usefull weapon. You can also use it for a quick, stealthy assassination.
Throwing Knife
The throwing knives are perfect for long-range combat. You can use them to get rid of stationed archers, for example.
Hidden Gun
The hidden gun is one of the most exciting changes in Assassin's Creed 2. As a part of the Hidden Blade, it is able to shoot bullets. Ezio probably owes this new weapon to Leonardo Da Vinci, who supports Ezio with multiple new gadgets like this.
Medium and Heavy Weapons
In Assassin's Creed 2, the sword will be the only heavy weapon you will be able to carry permanently. But during a fight, you will be able to use other bigger weapons by stealing them from your enemies.
The Sword
The classic. By choosing the sword as your weapon, you are always on the safe side. You can block, counter and massively injure your enemy with it. But because of its weight, Ezio is not able to swing it very fast. In fast-paced situations, this could be a big disadvantage.
Lances and halberds
Lances and halberds are mainly used by guards. They shall keep the enemy at bay. During a fight with several enemies, these weapons are very usefull.
Other Weapons you are able to use in the game are maces, axes or hammers.
Flying Apparatus by Leonardo Da Vinci
The new assassin is able to fly. Well, at least some times. Ezios friend Leonardo Da Vinci supports the assassin by building new exciting tools. One of them, will be a flying apparatus, used during one of Ezio's missions.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 16 December 2009 )
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