Assassin’s Creed Origins: 7 Years Later…
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- čas přidán 22. 05. 2024
- When Assassin’s Creed Unity was released, it almost ruined Ubisoft because it was ridiculed with a lot of technical issues at launch. This led to the unfortunate situation of Assassin’s Creed Syndicate having pretty low sale numbers. In fact, it was one of Ubisoft's lowest selling assassin’s creed games. I believe Rogue was the only game under it. Regardless of what you think about syndicate, it definitely wasn’t a game that was worth having one of the lowest sales numbers. Because of this, Ubisoft took a year off to think about the future of the series. Fast forward 2 years, a new assassin’s creed title was born, and that was Assassin’s Creed Origins.
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0:00 - Intro
1:27- Sponsor
3:28 - Ancient Egypt
9:04 - A Tale Of Revenge
13:07 - Bayek Of Siwa
17:47 - Memory Corridors
21:54 - Side Quests
25:00 - Gameplay
29:04 - Outro
Assassin's Creed is an open-world, action-adventure, and stealth game franchise published by Ubisoft and developed mainly by its studio Ubisoft Montreal using the game engine Anvil and its more advanced derivatives. Created by Patrice Désilets, Jade Raymond, and Corey May, the Assassin's Creed video game series depicts a fictional millennia-old struggle between the Order of Assassins, who fight for peace and free will, and the Knights Templar, who desire peace through order and control. The series features historical fiction, science fiction, and fictional characters intertwined with real-world historical events and historical figures. In most games, players control a historical Assassin while also playing as an Assassin Initiate or someone caught in the Assassin-Templar conflict in the present-day framing story. Considered a spiritual successor to the Prince of Persia series, Assassin's Creed took inspiration from the novel Alamut by the Slovenian writer Vladimir Bartol, based on the historical Hashashin sect of the medieval Middle East.
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Bayek deserved a sequel.
The whole story deserved a sequel, in 2018 before we got Odyssey I was looking forward to a continuation set in Rome, the establishment of the brotherhood.
Facts
A sequal in Rome is ----- SUCH a good idea!!!!!!!
i would like black flag sequel or remake with these days tehnologies and role play elements . Now that would be sight to see! i spend so much time pirating in those waters.. but this day game looks a bit oudated to me...
All the invasion too
There was a dlc about the establishment of the brotherhood. And it was pretty decent too
Origins is the only game from the franchise I had a really hard time letting go. I finished the main part, both DLCs and at the end even the amazing visual tour of Egypt. It was all done so well, attention to detail in both the world and character design was very apparent, and I as well haven't had any issues or bugs, even on my very mid pc. Bayek is the best voiced protagonist of the series by far, and his story and determination really resonated with me. and although some may not agree, I think Origins gave the player much freedom to choose their playstyle, with the skill tree not being linear and having lots of options. I basically played through everything with mostly stealth, bow and arrows and the poison darts, but you can certainly play more "tanky" as well, with the shield stance and various melee weapons. overall it's a great game, glad to see you've enjoyed it as well.
Cant wait to buy it will pick it up for autum sale.
@@bharat-dz9wi def get the edition with DLCs if possible :)
Bro I loved this game!!! I just discovered it this year. This was my 1st time actually playing an AC game. I Didn't think I was actually goin to play it all the way thru though. Sometimes when I'm bored I'll go on gamepass & try something I've never played, plus I'm a huge fan of ancient Egypt...Maaaaaan I'm extremely picky about games but this game has made it into my top 10. Just like u said I had a hard time letting it go. I usually don't like Ubisoft games anyway, alot of times the maps are cluttered. I can't wait to go back & play it again b/c I was learning on the fly. I didn't know anything about the viewpoints u sync with to fast travel or anything. 1 of the things I almost missed out on was the side missions. I usually like playing side missions in other games but Ubisoft map makes it kind of discouraging, but luckily it clicked b4 it was too late. I was praying for side missions when I knew it was coming close to the game being complete.. I did every side mission possible. They all went with the feeling of what & who Bayek was. He was basically a super hero so it felt good to help the people of Egypt...I did all the dlc also...GREAT GAME!!!
@@BreakHarpeodyssey is my first AC game... And I had hard time to let go.. Even though completed every single mission and treasures... I like going back revisit places with beautiful views... The dlc is another dimensions outside of Rome.. Takes you a trip to heaven city, Atlantis, and to hell.. I love the variety of different world
@@kenrock2i did live oddessy for its world and sea warfare and customization, but what pushed me away was dialogue scenes, it felt like no effort was put into it making it seem authentic, In orgins it feels more thought out, it raised the bar like others have said.
If you get approached by cats in this game, hit the crouch button and face the direction of the cat and Bayek will proceed to automatically pet the cat. Turn if you have more cats next to you to pet more.
Orrrrrrrrr bow and arrow
Wuuuuuuut!?!?!? Does it work for the pharaoh hounds in the world too?
@@Goatman31🫲👁️👄👁️🫱
Origins is my favorite assassins creed. I’ve replayed it several times over the years and earlier this year i 100% completed it and got every trophy. Absolutely fantastic game.
My choice would be oddyssey because of greek mythology and lore , but i also was very addicted to origins because they feel similar. that amazing exploration feeling and progresion. good boss fights with gods, sneaking where you normaly should not :D Ancient egypt looks amazing and have amazing lore
Ac 2 is mine but this is a close second.
@@arnoldasm7300 wathefuk. oddyssey is literally worst combat, worst parkour, worst story and lore-wise game in whole series. did u played original ac's?
I loved the desert setting, and Bayek is a very likeable character. I really didnt like the main characters in Odyssey. They were very cringy.
@@arnoldasm7300 I'm playing odyssey as my first ac game rn, should i play mirage or origins next?
Τhis is more than just a game.... It is the best simulation of ancient Egypt, a historical setting for exploration and discovery that will please gamers!
It really is beautiful. The feeling I got when I climbed the pyramids of Giza and just looked around.... It was amazing. It is probably my 5th favourite AC game and one of my favourite games of all time. Would've been higher if the gameplay downgrades weren't as big as they are unfortunately
@@GodlyPlayer9163 True I just love the open world.
I'm not a gamer at all so I don't even know what games are like. But I bought this because it's such a work of art! It's beautiful! You can see it's a labor of love, not just putting the game during the time period, but bringing the world of this time to life. I love it!
@@GodlyPlayer9163what's downgrades? I play literally no computer or video games.
@@Amamkoncahuanquichu what I mean by downgrades, is that basic mechanics like parkour, stealth, combat, are worse, in almost every way (at least to me) in this game compared to like AC1 from 2007
It's actually crazy this amazing game is nearing 10 years old
Bayek is genuinely one of the greatest protagonists in video game history. Abubaka Salim's voice acting performance for him is phenomenal & utterly breathtaking, he nails the softer moments but is also terrifying during moments of rage. The character of Bayek himself is well written, a man of honour and you really believe his story. You trek across Egypt, taking on enemy after enemy, facing defying odds and not once does it feel forced, Bayek is determined and resolute in his mission. He feels totally natural and genuine in his surroundings of ancient Egypt. There's few protagonists I've genuinely loved, the likes of Niko Bellic, Master Chief, Geralt of Rivia, Ezio Auditore, Arthur Morgan, John Marston come to mind but Bayek of Siwa is right up there with them all. I just hope the next AC will be more like Origins rather than Odyssey and Valhalla.
I have been playing this on and off since 2018 and find myself currently enthralled all over again. I have about 180 hours logged but I beat the main game easily 60 hours in. Once I stopped playing "the game" the world itself absolutely captured me. In that time this game has progressed beyond just another Assassin's Creed into a literal full-blown Egyptian simulator game. I now spend much of my time traveling around by camel taking pictures, and poking my nose into tombs while picking off the last of my uncompleted locations.
Origins is truly special. It belongs in a museum.
The most mind blowing thing about this game is that Ancient Egypt had been going on for thousands of years before the events in the game take place. For example, Djoser died around 2600 BC. He’s been dead for approximately 2,500 years by the time you start the game (43-49 BC)
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Bayek is easily one of the best game protagonists ever, especially in AC. This game is definitely my favorite of the series, as well as the most interesting worlds to discover
Bayek is great but his story is stolen by Aya in the later stage of the main storyline in my opinion. It's actually not bad for storytelling, but it makes Bayek weak as the protagonist. Imagine a protagonist that doesn't kill the final boss
I'm a huge fan of Bayek and his story with Aya, and the bittersweet, affecting way the main game ends. Bayek is right up there with Ezio as a likeable character.
Honestly same there was so much they could have done with bayek sent him to Judea to maybe liberate some cities there or send him to Iberia or Rome like you said
man Ive been seeing you fot two weeks now, and thought that you were a well experienced youtuber until now, I think your content is awsome and your way of expressing and explaining things is great, you deserve this support, nice job ;)
Did we all collectively have the urge to start a new playthrough of Origins in the last few days? 😂
I started a NG+ last week in Nightmare mode and i'm absolutely loving it. Origins is such a good game, Bayek became my second favourite Assassins Creed protagonist after Ezio.
I know it’s like we’re all a hive mind I’m suprised this many people are all the sudden replaying origins lol
Just started 7 days ago after 6 years
Bro why is everyone drooling over ezio. He’s not that great.
@@aalderni origins is with Bayek the founder of assassins creed -hidden ones he is the best one out of all of them
@@bobby7005 He was good. Better then ezio. I like connor and shay the best
The characters and story of this game is enough to carry it. It’s one of the few games where I can recall the story beat by beat. But the gameplay makes its next level. it had me planning, setting up situations and taking my time to pick my shots and moments. You can’t just mash through some of the fights. On the flip side it gives you gives you opportunity to improvise. You can get in your head and pick your lines thinking about how to raid a military base only to find most of the guards are asleep and you can just clean house before anyone wakes up
6 Months?! You deserve way more man, you have talent for making videos, your editing and story telling is amazing, keep working hard, im sure you will be at 30k by the end of the year
He’s past that 🎉
HOW MANY MONTHS?!??!
came here right after my platinum, impeccable timing. awesome video man. cheers!
Just played it through on nightmare last week. Had a blast. Now on to the next two RPG games on the hardest difficulty
I’m playing now. 60 hrs in. Maybe half way through main story. I find my self often climbing the highest point in whatever area I’m in and just gushing over how beautiful it is. Playing on a 65” LG OLED @ 4K Ultra settings. Gorgeous. When I finally get 100% I’m moving on to Odyssey, Valhalla and then Mirage. By the time I finish those Red and Hexe will be out and I’ll still be behind.
I wouldn’t worry about any of those games they all pale in comparison to this game. Mirage being the worst. I regret buying that game
@@benserkowski4663 hard disagree. Each has its own place. Never played mirage. But even Valhalla has its moments. If you like Origins and hate Odyssey you are bent. Both are great in their own ways. And both have their issues that are frustrating.
@@marinewillis1202valhalla was the only ac game i didn’t finish too long
Enjoy, don't worry about the other ones. My favorite out of those is Origins, overall. Odyssey is the most fun, Valhalla could be good but it's really really long, and that really took me out of the experience. Mirage is good.
Even though Valhalla is the last on my list, it's still a good game. So don't worry about it, I think you'll enjoy all of them.
Krokodophilus is my favorite area in the game exploring the under water ruins/secret areas was really cool.
I always felt similarly about this game and about Bayek and thought it was something of a rare take, so I enjoyed this video. There was just a depth to Bayek and his motivations in a way that that just hasn't felt quite the same in the other AC games I've played.
The soundtracks really make you feel you are witnessing a magnificent civilization lost to time.❤
Video format is great, whole video is good stuff(big Origins fan here🗿) and congratulations 🎉 on 28k!!!
I just started Origins for the first time yesterday, I hadn't jumped back into the A.C world since I got it on launch day in 07, stoked to have chosen this one, pretty epic so far
You lucky bastard. Enjoy 👌
I’ve played every game in the franchise. I loved 2, Unity, liked Syndicate and Black Flag. I remember missing Origins and then powering through it as Odyssey was about to launch since I didn’t want to miss a title. At the time, I just tried to get through it as quickly as possible.
However, it wasn’t until finishing both Odyssey and Valhalla when I realized I was still thinking about Origins. I hadn’t realized it had stuck with me and I was constantly thinking about the game and its characters. I now realize it was my favorite title in the series, even though I didn’t figure that out until years after finishing it.
Origins is truly a beautiful game, on all fronts. And while I agree the villain seems shallow and ineffective, I believe the true villain of Origins is guilt, regret, revenge, and the loss of love, family, and trying to mourn in the face of impossible odds. Bayek is the games protagonist and antagonist. He is both our hero, and our villain. We are watching him grow and become stronger, while also watching his warmth and humanity slip away.
I love this game so much; I hope Ubisoft captures that lightning again one day.
I honestly think that was the entire point. There were so many moments where it seemed like we had a good bayek. A medjay. Then all of a sudden when he started to think about his son, he became angry. You can even feel it in his finishers. Bayek was in a battle of becoming what he hated throughout the whole game and that battle ended when he decided that the only way to exact his revenge was to stop it from happening to anyone else. Aya realized this too and so the brotherhood was born.
Origins for me was the best of the AC games and the only AC I got a Platinum trophy for, even the DLCs were excellent as well especially the Hidden Ones, that ending at the cave really did make you feel as if you were right at the start of the Creed.
Just started playing this game and I’m also addicted. Just like me who hasn’t played the entire series, (played Unity and Syndicate only) Origins is like a stand alone game that’s more than enough for me to enjoy AC w/o having to play all.
My sentiments entirely. I barely paid any attention to the underlying AC story and just treated it as its own game.
you should make a video explaining the entire storyline of assassins creed
I just got the PlayStation Portal and have been hooked on this game for a week now ! Can’t wait to get home from work and keep playing
Still play this game to this day it’s my favourite game in a historical setting ever made, I think it’s basically the best Egypt game ever made to.
hard to believe its been 6 years. i was a junior in highschool when origins came out and i remember everything about the day it released, i fell in love with AC again that day (even if origins wasnt the best title)
Loved Origins and the new shift in gameplay. But for some reason I was obsessed with Odyssey. I have almost 500 hours in that game and I didn't loved it that much 😅 it's just the world was crafted so beautifully and with exploration in mind. It felt really good running around.
I really liked this review/revisit fusion. It's a really good video, as a fan, I can hear how passionate, and how much you really do love this game. Even in it's flaws.
I was going to pick at you a little and say, how you gonna say AC has never had underwater exploration and movement this good until Origins, then in the next segment compliment AC:Black Flag on something different. BF had crazy fun underwater exploration,THEN I REMEMBERED, a lot of people had problems with the underwater segments in BF, such as the diving and exploring shipwrecks and stuff like that. It was incredibly difficult compared to any other part of the game. In particular, if you played on the higher difficulties the underwater missions weren't as violent and crazy as the legendary ship battles, but they were some of the hardest Stealth based missions in the game when on hard+.
You done it with the Animus thing too, you commented on how you don't really have to do the modern world segments and just focus on immersing yourself in the core time period. I personally felt like AC:Black Flag incorporated that PERFECTLY. You had your modern day chapters and missions, but very few were required, for the most part, you had to do one mission just to not let your character get out of sync with the storyline. Which was HUGE for me, I had absolutely zero desire to play the entire modern part of the storyline the first playthrough, but I didn't get irritated because it only forced one mission on me and not every other chapter, so I knew I'd be back to singing shanties before long. Same with the "Fleet System" it was soooo cool, new, interesting and I had a blast with it. But I didn't even touch it till I played through the story first. But again, it didn't make me. I was truly in control of my game, which is a really nice feeling.
But as you or anyone can tell, AC: Black Flag is my favorite in the series. So I also get like ahead of myself and will get hype and not realize I overshoot something when talking about it.
first AC game i really played, i fell in love with the franchise thanks to bayek. I played it during covid, I used to stay up all night discovering new places, weapons, otufits. This game is not perfect, but it's special to me. I'd love a sequel.
Same🤝🤝
Origins and Odyssey have their pros and cons. Origins had a narrative that felt more refined and thought out. It also had a giant map. But it lacked replayability. Odyssey is less thought out but has a bigger map with features that make you go around the map to replay the game’s content.
Haha ok that Daddy chill got me😅. Nicely done.
Aww man ya had to add that second one. Smh
Remember when they had that one final fantasy XV villain randomly appear? Pretty sick!
Origins is my favorite AC game. I still download it every now and then and play it. Just get lost in the world. I absolutely love this game so much!
The 2 things I hated in Origins were level system and side missions.
- Level system was always making me do side content for the sake of having more xp, while in Odyssey and Valhalla although we still have that system I was never forced to do side content for the sake of xp.
- Side missions were just so boring, most were to rescue someone at a camp or fort.
I couldn’t agree more. Came here to say the same thing. The xp grind was frustrating when all I wanted to do was play the story. And it’s made worse with the “optional” xp bonuses you could buy with real world money.
I hate odyssey because of the constant xp grinding
I took the high road like everyone when the game released and every replay since has been NG+ so I can just do what many would prefer - whatever I want, whenever i want, and touch on the story quests as wanted. The grind of RPG in every game nowadays is tedious.
I hated the levelling up system in Odyssey! How the hell did that boar manage to level up as the same time as you?
Definitely not
If you want to extend and enhance your experience of both Origins and Odyssey try playing Discovery mode in first person mode! You can really appreciate details such as friezes on walls, fur on animals and the stitching on flour bags in close up and don't have to worry about getting eaten by crocodiles!
7:07 i don't know why but the way you said this phrase hit somewhere and something different. Sort of like how we play games to escape reality, by playing games we skip the main story which is actual life to get stuck into the worlds we make up inside ourselves.
Having completed Valhalla and Odyssey in the last year, Mirage last month and Nexus on Wednesday, I had choices tonight... start Fate of Atlantis DLC or replay Black Flag, Unity or Origins. I am glad I did the latter. It is still awe inspiring. It is a brilliant bridge between the older titles and new RPGs. My fav AC along with 2 and b'hood.
Origins and Odyssey are my two favourite AC games.. very different but with very unique and interesting worlds to explore.
Just replayed odyssey and beat the brakes off of it and was debating on whether or not I was gonna replay this one. Your video made my mind up, and I'll be starting it tonight. Have a sub
I remember when Origins first released (oh, I was so hyped!), my big impression was basically "if Unity was GTA III and Syndicate was Vice City, Origins is San Andreas", and I stand by that. And I mean it as a compliment. A big one. I really like all three of the "RPG" AC games, but I dunno, something about Origins is just magic.
I've never actually COMPLETED Origins, though - finished the story and Hidden Ones DLC story, but didn't do all of the sidequests. Not sure why, as I loved the game. But I've got it lined up after Odyssey in this chronological historical order series playthrough I'm doing, and the good news is that I have a ton of content I've never played before, including the whole Curse of the Pharoahs DLC, waiting for me.
You are making me start a new save, and this time I will try to 100% before moving on. My save is on xbox and I don't have an xbox and can only play on Geforce Now, that uses the Ubisoft Connect launcher, so no access to my save :(
Starting from 0
Man i really hope ac code red will be as good as ghost of tsushima and with detail environments like in ac games.. that would be blast. samurai ,ninja, sengoku era where you help daimyo to conquer the land
one bug that happened to me was when i used a skill that heal myself and at the same time the enemy landed a finishing blow on me , so the game got softlocked with bayek alive , but as a dead ragdoll on the ground , so i coudnt open the menu or do anything , only alt f4
I loved the settings in the myth saga: egypt, greece and uk.. by the end is true that the gameplay became very repetitive but still breathtaking to walk around the world, they are very good at that
Dude I’m playing through this game rn and it’s so amazing. I think this was the last true assassins creed game we saw. I am playing without the xp boost cuz I hate myself, and I love the way this game incentivizes knowing your surroundings and using the shadows to your advantage
I did a full playthrough of Origins a couple of years ago, ended up getting 100% achievements, and still wanted more. Such a great game.
I think the fanbase would be MORE than happy for a Bayek sequel, hes a great character with a great motive and voice actor.
His young son was killed by the order and he went on a journey of revenge until he realised the rot of the order went deeper than his own personal issues with them.
He lives in a great time period for the game with tonnes of potential. He could travel the whole of Asia, the Mediterranean, the Middle East and North Africa, setting up hidden ones bases across the area and dismantling the order in those regions, meeting historical figures and helping them or stopping them in their goals and spreading his Medjay ideals.
Ultimately the final game of his story would see him return to egypt for one final "battle" with the order and he would come to rest where we find him in the modern day story arc.
Bayek has potential to be the new Ezio and if Ubisoft would just commit to a character we could have peak AC again with a character players could finally become attached to.
Just restarted this game 6 years later. One of the best AC no doubt
I’m glad to finally come across people that don’t constantly down this series. We get it, it’s not for everyone but I rather enjoy it. Also.. enjoy the content bro..
I haven't played any AC game in a long time, but I find myself thinking about Origins a lot. I can't quite put my finger on what draws me to it other than the setting, but there's definitely more that makes me want to play again. Origins and Black Flag are my favorites in the franchise.
I just started this game and im only level 5 (literally bought it 2 hours ago) as it was on sale For $9 in the Store. I already love it.
bro every city and town feels organic and real . like this is genuinely where what and how people would choose to build in this area .
Just now playing Origins , and I love it. I also love Syndicate for how big the map is compared to the ones before.
With the release status of most AC games being rough or worse, after the first and Brotherhood - it was a long time before I went back to Black Flag. After Origins kindled a spark that sales can validate, I went back and did play all in the series I missed and now were bug free - even the Vita release which was included with AC3 and Connor's game/DLC.
just finished origins a few days ago and man i got hooked and i have to complete literally everything now
I’m a big supporter of Assassins Creed 2, Brotherhood and Revelations. So going from those to this was crazy at first. However, this game is amazing. Setting alone is perfect, filled with rich history and an amazing protagonist. 10/10
I love that they spent so much research on the game that some teacher took the discovery mode for teaching about ancient egypt
only missing thing is hidden blade animations if they'd put more work on stealth and various animations on hidden blade kills would have been nicer.
the best part is when this game came out after the witcher 3 show the beauty of open world action rpg
and seeing the world map in Origins and you can explore egypt really incredible.
When I first saw that first scene where he has the knife in the mask and killed the heron I genuinely paused for about 45 seconds while being both shocked about that kill and impressed about the visuals. Plus, this was my first AC game.
Ubisoft give my boy Bayek the trilogy he deserves 🤣🤦♂️
The Shadya quest had me in tears, incredible story telling.
Having a ghostly passenger in my chariot for a hallucination is a favorite.
I can't be the only person whom stopped playing the game for awhile after seeing the resolution of that mission where you race back to the family's house to find the little girl. When Odyssey added that young follower I just _knew_ what was going to happen.
For me, what made the game well worth it was the side quests and all the little details that made the world feel alive. Even in the DLC, the world was rich but made sense despite being more fantasy RPG than AC.
I had a bug today where ships were getting shot up into the air from the lake Marioutis area and falling into the sand quite a distance away. i followed one and was able to attack the crew.
Wow, had just finished playing Origins and went to YT immediately seeing this recommended lol
A popular theory about why the Son of Ra has the memory corridor is that he is a sage
I still want a small sequel like mirage for bayek in rome hunting the oder of ancients and the piece of eden at the end of the curse of the pharaohs they make such a perfect preset for a sequel 😭
I remember buying this game months ago and i was mind blown the map the beautiful ancient cities the ancient pyramids Egypt is just so beautiful it's first place beside ancient Greece from odyssey
Played it on release, ran it back a couple months ago and had WAYYY to much fun
Bro I started a play through of origins last week! I’m feeling the same love for it you are
I replayed the game recently because im doing in assassin creed marathon what a Masterpièce of a game of course it doesn't beat the Ezio Trilogy or even Black Flag that's my personnal opinion by the way I respect yours aswell.
Great vid. I'm sold! Cheers
Glad to hear it!
Honestly I loved Origins and Odyssey for their worlds and gameplay/story compared to previous titles. Gotta say, I enjoyed both of those over the older AC games
Origins was the first assassin's creed id ever played and now since then ive played odyssey but out of the 2 id def preferred origins , haven't played Valhalla yet but saw it was on game pass so ima give it a try here soon
When i played origins i kept upgrading the hidden blade so I always had 1 hit assassinations
Amazing video!! I’ve always loved this game so much!! I’ve replayed this game multiple times, the main story and DLC stories are fantastic. Bayek is a great character and I hope he gets a sequel. Egypt is now my favorite country in real life because of this game, and I have some wonderful friends that live there. I hope I can visit them soon and I would love to live in Egypt for a while. 😁😁🥹🥹😎😎💯💯🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬
You know whats funny..
Deserts in Origins have mirages
Deserts in Mirage don't
Its evolving....but backwards
Just a small correction: @8:48 since is ptolemaic Egypt is not a Roman but a Greek theater?
Origins felt more ancient to me than Odyssey but in the AC timeline Odyssey was based around 300 years before Origins.
Origins was badass. Say what you want about the open world approach and the lack of effort in a lot of the side quests, at least Bayek as a character was fucking awesome and the story itself was pretty good.
I recently started replaying odyssey and I’m addicted. Hopefully I’ll start replaying origins before getting mirage.
Odessey and Origins - the best ever!
I played Odyssey first and honestly enjoyed it to the point where I got all the DLC. But Origins honestly is my favorite of the new trio. It felt pure
I think Odyssey is the better ''game'' but Origins has the better story and assassinations by far.
Downloading the game right now. Haven't touched the AC franchise since Black Flag so I'm quiet unsure what to expect. I always had a huge fascination with the Pyramids growing up so I hope it lives up to standards.
You too? man I got it on a deal and I LOVE IT!! to me its one of the best. The reason I say this is because of the historical properties;. I am a self proclaimed Egyptologist and have been addicted to the mystery before I could talk with dreams of pyramids and people talking to me in a Lang. I did not understand and reoccurring for years. But I knew the layout b4 I had ever seen it in a vid but yea great game
I am 30 years old and I had never played an assassin creed game before so I chose origins to be my first. Played three hours of story and moved to odyssey. Played that for one hour and moved to Valhalla.
i loved origins. im playing through odyssey right now and if origins had the leveling system odyssey does where it doesnt take as long as origins does to level up it would be close to the perfect game
Of course can't get enough of origins, valhalla just became one of my favorites too, I played all ac games except odyssey couldn't get into that 1, one my favorite series fasho
I’m going to replay ACIII and IV to see if now as an adult I understand them better than when I first played. However most recently I tried origins and I want to play it but I just HATE the controls.
One of my favorite games of all time. I was blown away with how much I enjoyed this when it released. I didn’t stop playing until I 100% it. The only thing that bugged me was the ending but it was cool later because the DLCs continued the story. I knew I wasn’t tripping back then. This shit is TOP 3 AC.
Origins was the first AC games that made me want to play the series I absolutely loved it
So much detail and the setting they got pretty much spot on
Ubsioft really screwed up by not giving bayek a sequel he truly is the best protagonist in all of Assassin's creed
Cleopatra or Ceaser shouldve been the main villian. I mean they kinda were in the end but that was kinda the epilogue with Aya. I think they shouldve focused more on Cleopatras turn and centered the end of the story as her and or ceaser leading the order of the ancients. And if not them honestly the crocodile was a much better villian that flavious and i think that wouldve worked better
I got Origins a few days ago & I now see what the hype was about & why I’ve heard nothing but good things on it for years. Odyssey was my first RPG AC & it soured it for me. Turns out Origins is superior in every way & has been fantastic to play
It's like Ubisoft never listened to what the fans really want. And try harder just for the sake of trying harder, this is the difference of working hard and working smart. They already have good springboards, ac3 combat ,ac unity parkour, ac 2 and orgin storytelling. Combine them and work on making ei better. Don't re invent the wheel.
Currently running it right now as well
I feel not enough people talk about the DLC for Origins.
The Hidden Ones felt like a fitting final chapter to Bayek's and Aya's story and the real foundation of the Hidden Ones and their creed. I love the twist with the final boss fight against Gamilat and how he's the only character in the story who accepts his death willingly, realizing his mistake of arming innocents in the end and giving his blessings to the Hidden Ones
Meanwhile The Curse of the Pharaohs just goes completely off the rails. After dabbling with some fantastical elements in the main game like the god boss fights, this DLC has you fighting ghosts of dead pharaohs (resurrected through the Apple of Eden) and visiting simulations of the Egyptian afterlife to put their souls to rest. While it drags on a bit too long IMO it's just pure dumb endgame fun