The Hidden Blade Assassin's Creed in Depth

The purpose of this video is to show you where the secret areas and chests are in the Assassin Tombs. This video has two secret chests ( to my knowledge).

The first one is at 1:15
The second one is at 3:55 ( strange way of reaching the chest, didnt know about the proper way)

The purpose of this video is to show you where the secret areas and chests are in the Assassin Tombs. This video has two secret chests ( to my knowledge).

The first one is at 2:30
The second one is at 3:45

I will also show you how to catch the fleeing Templar

The purpose of these videos is to show you where the secret areas and chests are in the Assassin Tombs. This video has two secret chests ( to my knowledge).

First one is at 0:40
Second one is at 7:10

The purpose of this video is to show you where the secret areas and chests are in the Assassin Tombs. This video has two secret chests ( to my knowledge).

First one is at 0:50
Second one is at 3:40

The purpose of this video is to show you the secret locations inside the Assassins Tombs. There are 2 in each tomb to my knowledge. Note they do not count towards 100%

The first one is located at around 4:00
The second chest is located around 5:00

The purpose of this video is to show you the locations of the secret areas with the treasure for those perfectionists out there. To my knowledge each tomb has two chests.

The first chest is found at 2:40
The second chest is found at 5:30

Assassins are forbidden from using weapons inside their fortress with the exception of the training circle. The third tenet of the creed is to protect the Brotherhood, so Altaïr is not allowed into the fortress when Exposed or Unseen. Unless...

Can you guess how this video will end from reading the title? The interesting part starts at 3:40.

Recall that an eagle strike assassination is a jump followed by a catch ledge and air assassination. We have yet to find a target in AC2 that can be eagle struck where he stands (like William de Montferrat in AC1). However, there are some targets who will follow Ezio and allow themselves to be set up for a sweet eagle strike. Savonarola's lieutenant in Climbing the Ranks is one example and he happens to be near the highest view point in the game, Giotto's Campanile in Florence.

You can kill Jacopo without starting the Memory Corridor cutscene by attacking him just outside of the interaction zone around him. Select a weapon other than fists, throwing knives, hidden blade, or poison blade; and approach Jacopo until you see the control HUD display "Interact." Now back off a little until the control HUD displays "Attack." Face Jacopo and press the attack button to kill him with your selected weapon.