Players control Ezio for the lion's share of the game, jumping in and out of Desmond's and Altair's storylines at certain stages. To that end, he needs to follow Ezio into Constantinople in 1511 AD, as he searches for decryption keys left behind by Altair, that will allow him to learn the whereabouts of an item that could end the war between the Assassins and the Templars.Īs convoluted as all of that sounds, in practice it's pretty straightforward.
If he returns to his body before he finishes exploring them, he'll go into mental arrest. He runs into a sarcastic bloke called Subject 16, a disembodied consciousness who informs him that the memories of Ezio and Altair have become too intertwined with his own. The game begins with Desmond adrift in the Animus, with questions surfacing about the state of his body in the real world.
Ezio's quest ultimately plays a part in how a barman in the 21st century called Desmond winds up trapped in a high-tech machine, which allows humans to share the memories of their ancestors. Mind you, the odd ageist crack is pretty small potatoes when you consider the big picture in Revelations.
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