刺客教條 (遊戲)
注釋

↑  In-game Animus tutorial program: The Social Status Icon [Exposed, Cool Down, Vanishing, Vanished, Anonymous] gives you information on your social status.
↑  In-game Animus tutorial program: The Animus differentiates between two fundamental actions: Low Profile and High Profile.
↑  In-game Animus tutorial program: Low Profile actions are socially acceptable.
↑  In-game Animus tutorial program: High Profile actions are more action-oriented.
↑  In-game Animus tutorial program: The Sychronization Bar measures your sychronization with your ancestor.
↑  In-game Animus tutorial program: Should you lose sych, you can restore sychronization by reliving key moments of your ancestor's life, or by respecting the Creed.
↑  In-game Animus tutorial program: If you ever fall completely out of sych, the Animus will retore you to your last sychronized position.
↑  In-game Animus tutorial program: Now that you are fully syched, a new ability is available to you. Refered to as Eagle Vision, this sixth sense helped your ancestor understand the intentions of the people around him.
↑  In-game Animus tutorial program: Remember, Eagle Vision will only be available when you are fully syched.
↑  Vidic: You're inside the Animus. Desmond: Which is...? Vidic: It's a projector that renders genetic memories into three dimensions.
↑  In-game Animus tutorial program: Hello, Subject Seventeen.
↑  Altaïr: Robert de Sablé. His life is mine. Malik: No! We were asked to retrieve the treasure and deal with Robert only if necessasry. Altaïr: He stands between us and it. I'd say it's necessary. Malik: Discretion, Altaïr!. Altaïr: You mean cowardice. That man is our greatest enemy, and here we have a chance to be rid of him. Malik: You have already broken two tenets of our creed. Now you would break the third: do not compromise the brotherhood. Altaïr: I am your superior, in both title and ability. Youl should know better than to question me.
↑  Robert: I spare you only that you may return to your master and deliver a message.
↑  Rashid: Three simple tenets, which you seem to forget. I will remind you.
↑  Rashid: First and foremost: Stay your blade... Altaïr: from the flesh of an innocent. I know.
↑  Rashid: The second tenet is that which gives us strength. Hide in plain sight. Let the people mask you such that you become one with the crowd.
↑  Rashid: The third and final tenet, the worst of all your betrayals. Never compromise the brotherhood.
↑  In-game Animus tutorial program: The Creed consists of three tenets. First, never hurt an innocent person. Second, always be discreet. Third, do not compromise the clan.
↑  Rashid: You'll see that you've been stripped of all your possessions. Your rank as well. You are a novice, a child once more, as you were on the day you first joined our Order.
↑  Rashid: I am offering you a chance at redemption. You'll earn your way back into the brotherhood.
↑  Rashid: I hold here a list. Nine names adorn it. Nine men who need to die. They are plague bringers, war makers. Their power and influence corrupts the land and ensures the Crusades continue. You will find them. Kill them. In doing so, you sow the seeds of peace, both for the region, and for yourself. In this way you might be redeemed.
↑  Robert: Nine men he sent you to kill, yes? The nine who guarded the treasure's secret. Altaïr: What of it? Robert: It wasn't nine who found the treasure, Assassin. Not nine, but ten. Altaïr: A tenth? None may live to carry the secret. Give me his name. Robert: Oh, but you know him well, and I doubt very much you'd take his life, as willingly as you've taken mine. Altaïr: Who? Robert: It is your master, Al Mualim.
↑  Altaïr: I have no interest in the treasure. Robert: Ah, but he does. The only difference between your master and I, is that he did not want to share.
↑  Rashid: That's all it's ever done, this Templar treasure, this... Piece of Eden.
↑  Rashid: He who holds it commands the hearts and minds of whoever looks upon it, whoever tastes of it, as they say.
↑  Rashid: This... piece of silver, cast out Adam and Eve. It turned staves into snakes, parted and closed the Red Sea. Eris used it to start the Trojin War, and with it, a poor carpenter turned water into wine.
↑  Rashid: Do you understand now? The Rea Sea was never parted. Water never turned to wine. It was not the machinations of Eris that spawned the Trojan War, but this! Illusions! All of them!
↑  Rashid: So... the student returns. Altaïr: I've never been one to run. Rashid: Never been one to listen either.
↑  Rashid: Impossible. The student does not defeat the teacher. Altaïr: La'a shay'a waqi'un moutlaq bale kouloun moumkine. Rashid: So it seems. You have won then. Go, and claim your prize.
↑  Abstergo: Well? Vidic: We've got the map.
↑  Lucy: We might need him, his memories. I'd recommend we hold him until we have confirmation that there aren't any surprises waiting for us at the sites. Abstergo: Very well. Ensure we have no further need of him, then kill him.
↑  Vidic: Don't get too comfortable, Mr. Miles! We'll be back for you soon enough.
↑  Assassin's Creed II. Lucy: We're going to train you - turn you into one of us. Desmond: What?! No, no... you've seen me in action - I'm no good at this. And even if I was... it would take months - years, even. Lucy: No. Not with the Animus. Not with the bleeding effect... If you can follow in his footsteps, you'll learn everything he did - just like he did. Years of training absorbed in a matter of days.
↑  Desmond: Oh my god! It looks like... is that blood? Who the hell were they keeping here before me? What happened to him? What does it mean, I wonder.