Assassin's Creed - Assassin's Creed II Gameplay

This book consists of articles from Wikia or other free sources online. Pages: 107. Chapters: Agile guards, Animus, Archers, Architects, Armor of Altair, Art Merchants, Assassin's Creed II Achievement Guide, Assassin's Creed II Achievements, Assassin's Creed II Outfits, Assassin's Creed II Weapons, Assassin's Tombs, Assassination Contract, Assassination Targets, Assassination Techniques, Banks, Battle of Forli, Beat Up, Blacksmiths, Borgia Messengers, Brutes, Civilians, Codex, Controls, Conversations, Courier Assignments, Courtesans, Customization, Database, Database articles, Doctors, Eagle Vision, Economic system, Fast Travel Booths, Feather, Feathers, Freerunning, Genetic memory, Glyphs, Gondola, Guards, Heralds, Horses, Leap of Faith, Maps, Memory Corridor, Mercenaries, Merchants, Monteriggioni Statuettes, Morale, Officials, Painting gallery, Pickpocketing, Race, Seekers, Side Missions and Events, Social Stealth, Synchronization, Tailors, The Truth, Thieves, Treasure chests, Uplay, View Points, Wanted posters. Excerpt: The Agile guards, or simply Agiles, were lightly-armored, quick moving guards. They were one of the few types capable of outrunning Assassins, and were also skilled free runners. Agiles more commonly fled to alert nearby guards, rather than face an enemy directly. During pursuits alongside other guards, they would usually catch up a target first, and injure it with the short blades they wielded. Agiles' attacks were neither powerful nor particularly damaging, they compensated with their speed, and their ability to dodge most enemy attacks. This rapid form of combat made them deadly in large groups. Ezio fleeing from an Agile. The Assassin Ezio Auditore could most easily defeat them with patience, by either taunting them or waiting for them to attack, then countering. Roman Agiles were skilled enough to only be defeated in this manner, or during a kill streak. Alternatively, Agiles could be defeated with a chain of attacks, should they lower th...