Poll: Who is the best Assassin?
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47, he can kill his targets from longer range because he has a sniper. (and other modern weaponry)
He can kill anyone, anywhere and anytime without anyone ever noticing and take their place.
He can kill anyone, anywhere and anytime without anyone ever noticing and take their place.
Nova from starcraft. She can literally turn invisible, She has a silenced sniper rifle and she can control peoples minds.
You do realise that Altair is known as one of the best Assassins of all time?Nieroshai said:
Anyway my vote go to the tf2 Spy.
Thane Krios. He's like a futuristic 47, but with a relatable personality, perfect memory, and a sweet prayer. So, he's like 47, but better in every way. Ezio and Altair? They don't have sniper rifles.
For the 'realistic' assassin:
I almost said Ezio because he has more gadgets to play with but then I thought, why not Sam Fisher?
For the unrealistic assassin:
Starkiller from the force unleashed.
"Oh, you're sending an AT-ST after me? Ok, I'll just jump onto its head and do a backflip off of it, land 20 ft away, sprint under it and jump up with such force that I cut it in half and push it down to the ground in a crumpled heap."
I almost said Ezio because he has more gadgets to play with but then I thought, why not Sam Fisher?
For the unrealistic assassin:
Starkiller from the force unleashed.
"Oh, you're sending an AT-ST after me? Ok, I'll just jump onto its head and do a backflip off of it, land 20 ft away, sprint under it and jump up with such force that I cut it in half and push it down to the ground in a crumpled heap."
Since the title left me thinking of Assassin's Creed, I limited my choice between Ezio and Altair. While I loved both games, I think Ezio is by far better.
Altair was 2-dimensional, had a bad habit of monologing after each and every assassination, and despite being incredibly athletic, and wearing very light armor, if he landed in water, he couldn't even manage a dog-paddle back to shore.
Ezio has a richer character development, doesn't monologue as much, and doesn't sink like a stone.
Altair was 2-dimensional, had a bad habit of monologing after each and every assassination, and despite being incredibly athletic, and wearing very light armor, if he landed in water, he couldn't even manage a dog-paddle back to shore.
Ezio has a richer character development, doesn't monologue as much, and doesn't sink like a stone.
Hmm, as much as I like the guy I think he qualifies more as a leader than an assassin. Or a guy who is able and willing to kill whatever stands in his way.MrDeckard said:
I think Thane is more of an assassin, that's where my vote goes, why, just watch this.
'Sometimes, I feel regret.
Sometimes, I feel remorse.
But most of the time, I feel nothing.
I was chosen for this mission,
because killing is an art,
and I, am a master.'
Yup he's an assassin.
Can't believe this guy haven't got any votes.
I can only compare Ezio and Altair here, as I've never played Hitman.
My vote goes for Altair, but only by a gnat's whisker. Depends on what you class as effective assassination. He's the sort of engineered, super-soldier puprose built to kill. To me, he seems like the Spartan of military forces. Focussed, disciplined, no emotional attachment to anything/anyone. He's basically a scary-ass fuck who has his targets crapping their pants, and (if you play him right) CAN be stealthy; the temptation to just hack your way through legions of guards is just too tempting however.
Ezio, on the other hand, is more a "blend into a crowd" type, and he's still effective, but here's where he falls on his face a little. It's hard to blend into a crowd when they've just seen you murder a dude right in front of them.
Depends on what you're looking for in an assassin...
My vote goes for Altair, but only by a gnat's whisker. Depends on what you class as effective assassination. He's the sort of engineered, super-soldier puprose built to kill. To me, he seems like the Spartan of military forces. Focussed, disciplined, no emotional attachment to anything/anyone. He's basically a scary-ass fuck who has his targets crapping their pants, and (if you play him right) CAN be stealthy; the temptation to just hack your way through legions of guards is just too tempting however.
Ezio, on the other hand, is more a "blend into a crowd" type, and he's still effective, but here's where he falls on his face a little. It's hard to blend into a crowd when they've just seen you murder a dude right in front of them.
Depends on what you're looking for in an assassin...
