"Assassin's Creed 2" has a final level unlike the rest of the game, as this time, you're fighting alongside friends. They will serve as a distraction for the guards as you take care of the man behind the evil plan, Rodrigo Borgia. This battle can be won using conventional attacks and all that you'll have left to do is chase a fleeing Rodrigo down and finish him off.
Instructions
1. Play through the level called "In Bocca Al Lupo" until you reach the large hall where Rodrigo Borgia is speaking. Jump along the platforms to cross the room and position yourself directly above Rodrigo.
2. Lock onto Rodrigo Borgia and perform an assassination. You will see a cut scene, but Rodrigo won't be dead just yet. Attack Rodrigo with your sword until he is weakened and retreats. Your friends will appear during this battle and they should be able to keep the guards distracted. If they seem to be losing their battle, kill off the guards with their help, then focus on Rodrigo.
3. Use your "Eagle Vision" ability to locate the areas on the wall you can press to reveal a secret passage. Go down the passage and confront Rodrigo for the final battle.
4. Grab Rodrigo and throw him against the wall. Kick Rodrigo twice as he tries to stand up, then grab him and throw him against the wall again. Continue doing this until he is defeated.
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