Assassin's Creed Valhalla - Secret Hidden Ones Tomb And Deciphered Code - Magister Vitus
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- čas přidán 13. 12. 2020
- In this video we are showing you a new hidden secret that can be found in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla!
As a matter of fact, we were able to find the location showcasing the tomb of Magister Vitus, the Hidden One that oversaw the evacuation of the Brotherhood from England during the Fifth Century A.D.
In the video we’ll have a look at his story and we’ll show you how to figure out where to find his tomb, which is untracked on the map, and also how to decode a final message that can be found close to his remains!
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I never really thought about Vitus' tomb in the game - although it is cool how it was located and his message deciphered. It's little secrets like this that make the game continually feel like Assassin's Creed - although it'd have been interesting if we found a hidden piece of gear in there - say, like all those one-handed swords no one can ever find.
Hehe, it was an interesting little adventure for sure :D
Even without one-handed swords!
one handed swords are coming with paris dlc. then we can new game plus and play it the right way 😅 OP
So we DNT actually get this boe
That’s actually really cool I wish we got more stuff like this in the game
We are happy you enjoyed it!
Was just thinking the same thing. I am really curious if anything else like this exists and has yet to be discovered.
Well, the funny thing about secrets is they're secret. There could be stuff we haven't discovered yet
I was wondering what those symbols were all about
Theres a bunch of stuff that isnt as "secret" but they are moments where if you check out something someone has said, you can actually find it. I found the pit where Ragnar was killed, someone else's unfortunate situation (vague b/c spoilers) amongst other stuff. This is a great start. The way they changed how exploration points are marked and the way they reward curiousity should definitely be continues. Things like that are what keeps a game alive. RDR2 did this masterfully and AC Valhalla learned a few things since Odyssey. I hope they continue to evolve in this direction even without Ashraf heading things.
Makes me want a game set during that period... Imagine reliving the story of the 5th century hidden ones leading up to ac valhalla. 😁
I would love to have a Roman AC game. Reading everything it seems like a interesting time to be an assassin
@@gamer2101 The closest we got to that was origins since there are romans in that game and you go to Rome at one part, but late into the empire I would like to see since in origins we only saw the Roman republic I’m pretty sure
@@Sebastian04223 could be interesting to have a game set during Nero's reign
Totally agree. I'm really interested in how it appears that the Assassin's in Britain left for Cologne. Would love to see how they set up there
Assassin's Creed: Hidden Ones 1
The deciphered verse reminds me of the credo of The Addams Family: "Sic Gorgiamus Allos Subjectatos Nunc" or "We Gladly Feast on Those Who Would Subdue Us." Perhaps a nod from an Ubisoft writer who's an Addams Family fan?
Legendary.
“We will willingly
eat those who are dominant
But I’ve failed - Vitus”
I think it’s meant to be a haiku! I don’t think anyone’s mentioned this side of it yet, a coded message by a 5th century Assassin, written in old Latin, that when translated directly in Google Translate to English, gives a perfect haiku! I’m in love with how Darby hid the best lore so deeply, it rewards us nut jobs willing to keep spelunking till we uncover it all!
Given that the haiku as a poetic form wasn't invented until the 17th century, and even then the 5-7-5 stanza form wasn't really codified until late 1600's.
Magister Vitus said eat the rich
This is the kinda stuff I'd want more of
i already found that tomb by accident and i just said “oh there’s a dead guy” then i just left.
Boring
Same
Did you see the hidde one Symbole?
Its visuel storytelling
Now this is awesome
Ok now im gonna pay extra attention to those hints in game. As long as they dont have a "gavin" in there like rdr2.
Btw did you discover that when you go back to start areas where arcs took place there is a cutscene depending on your choices.
You get it via letters but doesnt trgger a map marker.
So far i found:
Spoiler alert!
-Grave of ceolwulf
-Visiting and comforting his father afterwards triggers cutscene.
-Coronation of Aelderman Gaedric at Cyne Belle and the escape of the main anatoginist of the arc when you choose to spare her Gaedric will tell a short tale of how she became meek and washed clothes ans became a nun only to escape..
-Bisshop Deorlaf and what has become of his district after your departure.
I got letters and meant to check these out but i never got round to doing so, have run around but never found the main characters again to trigger these cutscenes, aside from, Lunden. Stowe and Ereke invite you back to see how theyve changed things, go to the governors palace and you can talk with a few people from the story arc
That's so cool. I myself thought I solved the puzzle when I found it. Triangulating the two towers nearby towers led me a bit off the correct path to a couple of trees; of which when viewed from the bird above formed an X on the spot. My reward for climbing the tall one was a nice shiny piece of opal, so I thought that was it. I'll have to go back and poke around the area. Nice find.
Extremely well done video. That type of attention to detail is amazing. Thanks for sharing.
There's actually a really cool reason that the encoded message was written on a leather strip. The strip would have been wrapped around a wooden rod and then written on. A messenger would then carry the strip to its designated recipient who would have held a rod of equal size. They would then wrap leather around it and be able to read the message. This method was originally used by the Spartans to encode their messages during the Peloponnesian war.
I just looked this up, it was called a scytale. That is an awesome detail.
Well, that's really cool, thanks, I didn't know about this!
I hope we get something about the identity of the 5th century Mentor as well
You're welcome! That was indeed pretty secret - and especially untracked!
Just amazing! Game has great hidden gems like this.
Thank you!
Really enjoyed this! Thank you!!!!
I stumbled upon the well while exploring, had no clue who/what it was. Thanks for this it help solve that mystery for me.
Didn't catch this, love how you guys find these cool details
Nice video man! Very interesting.
Very good video man
I wanted to learn more about Master Vitus your vidéo answer that question thanks
Thanks to you I found it I found the first two Roman numerals but it never dawned on me to Triangulate it and if you look close in the map there’s actually a small “dot” where the well is at
Kudos, to some master level puzzle solving. I'm wholeheartedly impressed by the the devs and your dedication to detail. I did notice the 2 triangles during open world exploration with the the understanding that nothing is random but had not idea as to how they fit into larger narrative of the game.
Thank you very much sir!
We were as surprised when we found out ourselves!
I enjoyed this and I wish more mysteries like this would be unveiled in the game.
Best creed story. Well done brother
Remember people: anyone that says "AC isn't about Assassin's anymore" has serious brain damage and isn't worth talking to. This game is great.
In a way they aren't completely wrong, the gameplay these days is more centered around warrior stuff instead of the classical stealth assasin thing, so it kinda killed the feel we had with Ezio, who had the truest ac games ever
These mysteries are one of the reason I love the AC games.....
the 'thin leather strap' is a clue to skip a regular letter interval, as if you wrapped it around a stick and read a line of characters
Really great thanks for that
This is getting me hyped for the new content tomorrow
Tomorrow is just the patch with the fixes and updates! The new content should be further along the week(s?)
@@AccessAnimus The Title Update 1.1.0 includes the Yule Festival, information on ubisoft website
okay more accurately just compatibility for Yule festival 😅 i'm still excited for the december content, either way
This is so awesome
Very cool
Wow, I was wondering what happens to him, now I know thanks
brilliant
probably my favourite inside story inside of a video game
very cool stuff
You guys are awsome
Wow I never thought of that
Nice and cool
Nice
I am sure there must be other hidden stuff given the size of the world map. If not now then hopefully in the future with game expansions. Of all the AC games so far this world map is my favorite
Cool Easter egg
its cool how the designers embed these little secrets in game for the hardcore fans. ive played hundreds of hours and never noticed a lot of this
If you find anymore secrets post it. Wish had time to solve and discover these gems
We'll try and do that!
This is the first time I’ve ever heard of it
I’m actually new to this series only have played Valhalla with all the DLC content and Mirage…. Btw are there any new found secrets for Mirage popping up lately? I keep playing and trying to find stuff but nothing as of yet. Thanks
This is awesome the dude narrating sounds like hytham lol
That’s dope but what did you ended up getting after doing this ?
wow, there is no way id be able to solve that. i had no idea it was even in the game.
Thank you for that video. I;m a fan of the series and like this kind of stuff.
Maybe you will be interested with solving next mystery which is not widely known if I'm not mistaken.
The glowing triangles described here on forum. I found them too and really curious what they are
discussions.ubisoft.com/topic/86009/used-odin-sight-and-3-little-triangles-from-odyssey-revelation-sight-popped-up-pic-included?lang=en-US
What a sad end for this man known as Vitus. I wonder "What if" the Hidden Ones stayed in England after the Romans left. Would that have made a difference.
Wow. That’s a great question. What do you think??
@@gamer2101---Things sure would've been interesting. And maybe the Order of the Ancients wouldn't have had it so easy in England.
Or the locals would have killed the hidden ones for meddling.
@@adakahless---Perhaps.
England had the darkest of the High Middle Ages as no mayor city was spared from the Roman withdrawal and it wasn't romanised enough as it was mostly colonised by veterans and active militias. We know who Clovis was for the Frankish Kingdom. We have the Breviary of Alaric (Lex Romana Visigothorum) for the Visigoths which came to Spain. We have detailed history of the conquest of Italy by the Lombards. What we don't have are accounts of Arthur or Uther Pendragon nor their campaigns agaisnt the Angles, the Saxons and/or the Jutes.
It would've been cooler if you would've taken more time to pinpoint the location of the well
Cool, but pointless.
They could have put a trophy on it cause it requires so much time.
I love the story but I cant read all those pages while I'm playing. There is alot. I wish it read it to you like red dead redemption so you could just click and move on and listen.
that would be neat but canonically these letters are in latin and Eivor says in the end of the game she doesnt understand a word of it so who would be reading it?
@@iconsay4598 I guess your right lol. I didn't even notice because I dint even click half if em.
are there a y other quests like this I the game?
Wait, what's the sisterhood thing??
Love the nod to the AC Sisterhood movement. As soon as I saw Sebastos and Maya in the game while I was playing, I knew who it was a nod to. Well done!
I found the towers with the roman numbers and I was like hmmmmm
I accidentally found this location last saturday and i dont know why. lol
Guys I got ac syndicate and ac unity in my library waiting to be played. Which one should I play first. I briefly tried ac unity before on console and it was mega buggy but never played syndicate. I just want to know what's the better game according to you guys.
Never done unity o got it ready aswell but syndicate is dope asf
In terms of story you should play Unity first and Syndicate afterwards.
Unity was a bug hell when it was released, but the tons of patches have made the game much more stable (it's sad it still has some bugs though) and Paris in our opinion is still the best city recreated in every AC game ^^
Syndicate on the other hand is a much lighter story than Unity and also more light-hearted. If you enjoy the British accent and Victorian culture that's your game ^^
Another pro, both games very much deal with Assassins and Templars, with is a rarity these days :P
@@AccessAnimus yea I'm finishing up valhalla with a lil over 100 hours of gameplay. Definitely missing the assassin part of the game but a shit ton of content nonetheless. that's why I want to play unity/syndicate. I'll install unity then thanks
Abtergo a movie was made about you company but of course the assigns won on
Should go back to Rome there are lots of stories that can be told, can start the store as a forced slave to Rome family becomes a gladiator leading to the brotherhood but idk it’s just an opinion
Gg bro I didn't know😀❤
With there was a one handed sword and not just a greatsword
Isn’t the Roman V a U? So his name is Uitus, like “Wheat-uss?” That’s how I read his name. And I randomly discovered this tomb not even realizing what it was, this video is awesome 👏 👏
Nope ☺️ the U was written as V, and V.. well as a V ahaha. But in this case, as you can see, the name is “Vitus” so the V is V and U is a U. In ancient Latin you could see this name wrote like “VITVS”, but in latin scholastic version this letter change isn’t use (it would be a mess ahahahah)
It is why W is pronounced double U
I know, I am bit late or really late in this case lol but I still commented all the same.
hol up. you can break through that shit with arrows?!
Magister vitus is a traitor right?
Lol rndmly found the well
I'm not sure that message translation is right, but I'm no latin expert.
Kinda boring. Finding clues, finding a hidden tomb and its just for a letter that basically says, " I failed, my bad." Typical Ubisoft. Either it's a game so bugged it's broken, or you put in hours of legwork for...... A letter. I will never disgrace my TV or PlayStation with another Ubisoft piece of crap ever again.
Thus 😂😂😂
they are actually called assassin's
Not at this times, they are still hidden ones
Anyone else feel like this whole thing might be a metaphor for ubisoft and all their higher ups being fired for all the sexism that darby has sneaked into the game