I recently got into Assassins Creed 2 I realise I'm a little late to the party and am at the point where I have just unlocked the Contract Side quests. I imagine these side quests contracts, races, beat up events, etc don't play a huge role in the story. But I was wondering if there are any specific rewards that you get at the end of them that makes worth doing? If you read the contract mission statements a bit closely, you'll notice that there is some relation to the overall story, though not much.
Most of all though, they're fun. The contract missions are great fun because you get to try out some of the more exotic techniques. I still remember the first time I assassinated from a bench. It was hilarious when Ezio sat him down on the bench behind him. But it's easy to forget cash in AC2, since you have way more than you'll ever need. I don't think there is a reward for that since I'm missing some DLC content.
The armour is very interesting indeed. You can get reward by collecting feathers, buying all stuff also. Tracking him through Tuscany, Ezio uses his blending skills, walking among other monks, he sneakily stabs Bagnone.
Ezio once again uses the dying words of Bagnone to try and squeeze out information about the whereabouts of Jacopo de' Pazzi. He gets just enough to be able to track down Pazzi and put his plan to assassinate the final Pazzi conspirator in motion. You then get to use a newly-acquired tool, the smoke bomb, to escape the scene of Bagnone's assassination.
Finally learning the location of the Templar meeting, Ezio eavesdrops as the eldest Pazzi, Jacopo, talks with none other but Pope Rodrigo Borgia. It is actually Borgia who delivers the initial bladed strike to Pazzi, leaving him bleeding to death on the ground. Knowing of Ezio's presence, he challenges the assassin to show himself. Ezio eventually finishes the job after fighting off a fair amount of soldiers, technically making him Jacopo's assassin.
The two don't have any kind of conversation, but Ezio tells him, "Requiescat in Pace Rest in peace " , as he does with all his kills. As the dominos began to fall in Ezio's hunt for Rodrigo Borgia, next up came a merchant Templar named Emilio Barbarigo.
He had been a part of the plot to kill of Jacopo de' Pazzi, and had knowledge that he was next in line on Ezio's assassination. In the process of fleeing by boat, Barbarigo was caught and killed by Ezio, claiming he only sought unity, stability, and order and that the progress of the Templar's plan required sacrifice.
The mission to kill Templar Carlo Grimaldi is where players finally got to utilize Leonardo da Vinci's flying machine. Grimaldi was attempting to poison the Doge of Venice, Giovanni Mocenigo, which he was eventually successful in doing. However, just as the Doge took the deadly sip, Ezio entered the room causing Grimaldi to flee.
As he had done so many times before, Ezio chased after and assassinated him. I'm also curious about this. User Info: Trejik. I'm not sure, but I think once you end a certain sequence some are gone forever Get busy livin' or get busy diein'. User Info: aDomination. I know that there's alot of them, exact number i dunno Official Emperor of the Moon of Destiny. User Info: Dradeel 2. You can count them in the DNA chain. I know there's like seven per city.
Seven times however many cities there are, I dunno. A lot. User Info: arc User Info: Lupin the 4th. Don't have an account? Sign up for free! How many assassination contract missions are there? Also, I noticed that there are assassination contracts in every city. Do I have to do a specific number of contracts in each city or can you do them all in one city to finish all the contracts?
There are 30 missions.
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