Here’s a review of the Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood save game sequence at the start of , focusing on narrative pacing, gameplay, and what a player should expect if they load a save at this point. Review: Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood – Save Game at Sequence 2 Start Overall Verdict: A perfectly positioned save point that skips the lengthy modern-day intro and tutorial, dropping you directly into the early renaissance power struggle. Ideal for second playthroughs or recovering a lost save. 1. Narrative Context (No Spoilers for Later Sequences) Sequence 2 begins immediately after the prologue’s dramatic events in Monteriggioni. You’ve escaped the Vatican, the villa is destroyed, and Ezio is wounded but alive in the Roman countryside. The save places you just as Ezio reaches the ruins of the Assassin hideout beneath Rome.

Later in the sequence, “The Halls of Nero” (a crypt stealth mission) is excellent, mixing tomb exploration with tight enemy placement. A save at Sequence 2 start means you’re a few missions away from this high point. 4. Comparison to Other Save Points | Save Point | Pros | Cons | |-------------------------|------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------| | Sequence 2 start | Skips tutorial, immediate freedom in Rome | Weak early missions, no Brotherhood yet | | Sequence 3 start | Recruits available, more abilities | Misses Nero’s crypt | | Post-Sequence 1 | Full Monteriggioni intro | Very slow, rebuilding villa is tedious |