Top 10 Kills (ver. 2)

ASSASSIN’S CREED The Top 10 Kills in Assassin’s Creed (ver. 2) After quite a while, I have finally been able to re-make the original Top 10 kills. This time with a great number of improvements such as no reverse effects, no repeats, a slightly changed top 10 list to include new moves and a music in the background. If you find that the text is going by a little fast either pause the video or read here. #10 The Stomach Stab Weapon: Longsword Why? Despite being a common counter, it never gets old. #9 The Slasher Weapon: Short Blade Why? Well… Why not? #8 The Skull Throw Weapon: Hidden Blade Why? Let’s just say it’s an attack not too many people live to tell about. #7 The Chest Stab Weapon: Short Blade Why? It’s simple, effective and one of the more bloody moves. #6 The Face Smasher Weapon: Hidden Blade Why? Just in case the blade to the skull or chest didn’t kill him, why not punch him in the face to make sure he is really dead. #5 The Throat Piercing Weapon: Short Blade Why? A short blade through one side of your neck is bad enough, but a short blade through both sides… #4 The Blade of Fury Weapon: Hidden Blade Why? It’s quick, deadly and fun to watch. How much better can it get? #3 The Nut Cracker Weapon: Longsword Why? He just got kicked in the freaking nuts! That alone does the damage. #2 The Leg Breaker Weapon: Short Blade and Longsword Why? The way that the leg moves is just unnatural. It bends straight backwards and you can hear the bones break. #1 The Skull …
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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Video Rating: 5 / 5