Game Theory: Assassin's Creed Eagle Vision Is REAL!
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Friends today we're taking a look at one of my all-time FAVORITE series... Assassins Creed. These games had me hooked from the very beginning and with news of a new release promising to go back to those roots, I just can't wait to talk about it. Something always bothered me about these games though, Eagle Vision. The sense that lets you see enemies through walls and track them, what is it? And it is really possible? Well, strap in Loyal Theorists, because I've got your answer!
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I actually trusted matpat not to put a jump scare only to open my eyes to be confused 🤣
i didnt even realize it was a jumpscare till a few seconds later when he mentioned it lol i was like ohhh alright i forgot already
I didn’t trust him so it also said yeah there is a jump scare but it’s ow little secret ok
Never trust matpat with stuff like that
I was genuinely shocked 😅😅
game theory is so fake game lore is better:)
There is actually a case where a guy with synesthesia working in accounting was able to spot someone stealing money because he was able to see some of the numbers as colors, so he was able to spot errors way easier than others.
That sounds like a very useful thing to have
@@kingofhearts3185 in many cases, it actually is. Some even use it making music.
@@omegazero6082 Beethoven probably had it.
@@shyper17 Not sure about that, but I heard he could "visualize" music, imagine it so vividly he could actually HEAR it, composing it in his head and later, translating to a manuscript. Hyperphantasia, it's called
MattPatt is starting to get a bit unhinged with his intros 💀
@Don't Read My Profile Picture oops, I read it
@MeatCaynon 🅥 fake meat canyon💀
Starting?
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Why are there so many bots on just this one top comment?
As someone with Synesthesia, it definitely sounds a lot cooler than it is. I can only speak for myself, but this has never been an "active" ability for me. I do not choose what senses are mixed together nor when they mix; these are just brain pathways that have always been linked and always proc on the same things consistently. At this point I barely notice because if the smell of pine always produces the sensation of pine pitch between your fingers, then those two things are basically the same sensation. It just becomes part of how you experience things, and like how you don't feel the clothes you're currently wearing, if you focus on it you can feel your shirt and pants but the fact you can feel them really isn't important to actively be aware of.
That said, I think it's interesting you made the Synesthesia connection, because the most common form of Synesthesia is called Grapheme-Color Synesthesia, which is when certain symbols or concepts invoke certain colors within the brain. If you hear statements like "9 is magenta," "the letter "e" is pastel yellow" or "Wednesday is Periwinkle," that's Grapheme-Color Synesthesia (these are all examples of how mine presents). Additionally, there are two categories of Synesthesia; mine is the Associative type, which means when stimulus A happens, I think of something in sense B. This means that while I always ASSOCIATE the number 9 with the color magenta, I do not actively SEE any depiction of a 9 in the color of magenta. That would be the 2nd category: Projector types, in which stimulus A CAUSES sense B to activate in a specific way. Which is to say, if I had Projector-Type Grapheme-Color Synesthesia, it's possible that I may see haybales in a brighter white color than someone without, or see a dark red hue accompanying anyone with a visible weapon; if I was looking for or following someone in particular, I may even see everyone else as being darker or more dull, causing that person to stand out more vibrantly against the city.
Is it a little convenient and game-ified? Yeah, but it's also not implausible. Again, not an ability that you can "turn on or turn off;" plus, the most universal skill that Synesthesia gives you is the ability to confuse anyone that asks you for a description, because lord knows NOBODY knows what "This tastes purple" means.
This comment looks turquoise.
honestly glad you shared this, happy to have learned something new (:
@@trystanreadman1764make sure the comment and the replies are in the same key
Lulu the Fae Sorceress knows
...grape
My sister actually has synesthesia and I'm glad this video acknowledges it as something that exists. She can see letter/words and numbers as different colors. I asked her once what a specific word was out of a selection and she told me it was kinda purple and there was only one purple in the choice and she was right. Very useful skill to have. 10/10 would recommend
Dang I got the boring synesthesia💀 I can smell and taste colors and textures
@@DreWright dang I dont even have synesthesia and this sounds awesome to have
@@swatstop Well, there is evidence to suggest you can train synesthesia so if you want it... that's something you could look into.
I have it but mine is really weird I can look at an object and hear it's sound or I can smell something and immediately taste it
@@delectdish I know you probably get asked a lot and it might be annoying, but what do you hear if you don't know what an object sounds like? Does your brain just make something up?
MatPat. Tricking us into jump scares since the dawn of CZcams 👍
For real
Am I the only one who likes Matpat’s crazy personality and jump scares?
@@Hojogamer No, not at all.
@@Hojogamer op isn't complaining.
I am pretty sure this comment is a complement and a joke.
This is the only jump scare of his I remember seeing
Matpat is the kind of guy to take 1 sentence and find a way to turn it into a entire essay with a complete thesis, body paragraphs, and conclusion
And I love it
Original MatPat is back man
overthinkers are entertaining
And he's also the kind of person to take a 47s video and turn it into an hour and 4 minute long reaction video
@@sasson10 fnaf teaser huh
yep
I'm actually excited for Mirage. It looks pretty fun. I love the whole theme of it being in Baghdad. Hopefully ubisoft won't disappoint us again
I just want a proper ac game again. Stealth parkour, assassins and templars.
Mirage does seem to have that so im definitely interested
Don’t worry .. just be ready to have every skill locked behind a paid dlc or gacha mechanic and every story chapter being new paid dlc that is 80 GB that needs to be patched on day 1 due to launch bugs
@@kuromiLayfe god the gaming industry really sucks now. I guess we’ll see when it’s released
Wdym again!? The past couple of games were sick except for Valhalla which was more of an "acquired taste" ...but I still loved it
@@Urban_Goose by again I meant Ubisoft as a company, and Valhalla. The game was not my cup of tea but it was alright
Interesting observation : When using eagle vision, we always hear a sound. The "electronic burst" launching the wave, often with a little slow motion to give more gravitas to the ability. First, this could be active echolocation using frequencies outside the hearing capacity of normal humans. Secondly, eagle vision is shown as a wave with you at the center, usually being visually blocked by objects and walls exactly like sound travels in the air.
This is probably one of the most fascinating game theories I've watched yet.
The first Eagle Sense is actually the most interesting because we learned in a comic staring the Protagonist of AC3, Connor Kenway that they LITERALLY see through the eyes of their trained eagles. Connor's daughter was able to see through the eyes of an eagle to see that a wolf was about to attack her dad and was able to prevent it.
I never played the games, but I did read the Assassin's Creed manga based on Black Flag. I bring this up not because of eagle vision itself, but because of how and when the main character unlocked it. This has to do with James Kidd, one of the supporting characters, and Kenway's discovery of *her* identity. Obviously the manga has a lot of differences from the source material, but I just wanted to bring up how Kenway knew the truth, and Kidd tells him about eagle vision--
Kenway: I have something to ask of you.
Kidd: Hm?
Kenway: Why do you dress like a man?
Kidd: Aiee!! How-how long have you known?!
Kenway: For a while. It happened during training with you, and the other Assassin.
Kidd: What...?
Kenway: I had a strange feeling over myself. I could see everything, even things that were hidden. And you were one of them.
Kidd: Wait a moment...
Kenway: Yes, you were disguised, but I could see your body. Your *chest* was a bit round, and uh, *something* was missing between your legs...
Kidd: Are you telling me that you used eagle vision?
Kenway: I don't know what it even was, but it *did* help me in my duel with the other Assassin, as I could predict his every move. And I could see underneath him like I did with you.
Kinda similar to warging
Correct me if I'm wrong, but is that kind of Eagle vision not the same as in the rpg games?
Could still just be a highly advanced interpretation of the Eagles movements and reactions
@@Jack-px6mx it is
I can sense matpat getting crazier and crazier every video
I *see* what you did there
I'm starting to get scared for his mental health.
your only sensing that now? @SuperEliasboi64
@@just_a_random_student no it’s just getting more concerning
Whatever, dude. XD
I’ve always pictured Eagle Vision to simply be a general sharpening of preexisting senses using certain techniques to notice things in the environment with much more precision. Lifeguards are able to immediately see if someone’s drowning in a crowded pool or beach because they scan the area using the Golden Ratio, quickly skimming the area from the outside spiraling inward and then repeating the process once they reach the center. It’s likely what we see our assassins doing, by looking at their surroundings from the edges of the area and then quickly spiraling their sight inward towards the center of the area they’re in.
That’s a great explanation
I like the idea, but I don't think that's the case. Sharpened senses sure, but the looking thing doesn't explain how we can see through walls with Eagle Vision
@@bondvabond maybe with that, it’s being able to pinpoint sounds like walking or talking in a specific spot. So it’s not so much “seeing” where someone is as it is being able to pinpoint their location based on other senses.
@@FortressWolf97 Exactly, I think that’s where the synesthesia comes in, it’s the idea of taking other stimuli and converting it into visual stimulus. The visual side of it could simply be used as a way to turn the enhanced perception of senses into a game mechanic, but why not speculate further yk?
I also just always thought there was some sort of either photographic or eidetic memory that all assassins had that was also trained to a high level to at least explain why they are able to quickly track their targets, enemies, safe spaces, escape routes and allies.
It is so nice to hear about synesthesia! I was always able to hear light, and see lights related to sounds but it was in my mid-20s that I found out that it is not something that everyone can do... It is a lot of fun, until you see flashing ligths haha
The disco party's gonna be fun huh💀
@@redeye6915 oh yeah. It’s a whole heck of an experience
@@michifloof not only can you not hear because of the music you can’t hear because of the rapid reusable flash bangs happening as well
This is why I love game theory, I’ve never played assassins creed, and really don’t care about the mechanics of the game, but the real life elements it brings are so cool and matpat always finds the best ways to bring us humans together
8:55 I'll Never Forgive You For This.
My screen has several bulletholes now
This is kind of explained in AC Unity. When Arno is about to go into an assassination mission, he sits on a rooftop, closes his eyes, takes a deep breath and then focuses to take in all of the information from the environment around him. And that doesn't highlight the enemies. I think the highlight is more of a game mechanic, while taking in everything around you and focusing on your surroundings 100% is the acual 'eagle vision'
That's something I was thinking about, too. Not necessarily "real" synesthesia (albeit the neonatal variant explains *a lot*), but a mix of that together with un-filtering impressions we usually ignore. I mean, you can easily tell that a person is standing next to you in a quiet room, even if they hold their breath, but you wouldn't necessarily be able to if you were talking with someone else at the same moment.
That way, I think, the "all senses together" idea makes a lot more sense, plus mirror neurons. I mean, yes, that "sixth" and "seventh" sense are directed at ourselves, but I think one could train it somewhat further to make predictions about someone else's movements, balance, posture, tension etc. Which would give away a lot.
Imagine watching CZcams falling asleep and waking and this is on your screen 8:50
We have a LOT more than 7 senses. We also have sense of pressure, sense of temperature, sense of hunger, sense of thirst, and many more. And yes, these ARE all considered to be "real" senses just as much as vision, hearing, etc.
You know it is refreshing to see something that is not an indie horror game lore video for a change, an interesting theory that tries to figure out how a game mechanic could actually work, takes me back
Great job Mat, this was a pretty interesting one
I have a friend who SEES colors appear in her vision when she HEARS people's voices.
According to her, my voice sounds like the color teal.
Synesthesia is wild, man.
Hey, Bread Pirate! I didn’t know you actually watch Game theory.
Yeah that's from totk to game theory 😂
Yeah I am surprised to see you here bread pirate
The training for echolocation actually starts with actively clicking your tongue, recognizing how this baseline sound changes as things move in the environment, and then using it passively based on sounds going on around you.
Nah who else got a fright 8:47 😭😭, matpat you lied and now I’m going to have nightmares thank you.
I shat my pants
I'm happy we got back a bit into these classic theories where we learn a bit more about ourselves rather than the games we play. MatPat can find any subject out there, and turn it into an educational video that honestly should be taught in schools. I was never in a class where they actively talked about perception as one of our senses as human beings, and Matt puts it up there as something we all have but never really stopped a second to think about. Great video!
Ezio also said in revelations something along the lines of smell, sounds around him and the things he can see are part of his sixth sense
Matt spending decades to become an Assassin just for the superb intro is insane dedication, respect
I see you everywhere :(
mat is the assain of peoples mind
HE CAN'T BE GETTING AWAY WITH IT!!!!!
your in every comment
How omnipresent account
I’ve never even played Assassins Creed but this looks like it’s gonna be awesome
Start with the first game is my advice, then go from there.
They are great games my friend.
what did you do to awaken 4 bots lol
Don't start with anything pre AC Origins as they start to be very different from that point on. I suggest Assassins Creed 2 (or 1)
Rule 1: Don't trust Ubisoft, especially their early showings of their games. They notably always look better than the games we get on release
@@corruptedpoison1 You mean don't do anything from AC Origins and onwards?
Ever since the theory channels joined the company, there has been a noticeable increase in quality and length of the skits in the beginning and I really like it
It shows in the sponsored Minecraft videos
This. This is the kind of GT content that I love. I love the scientific breakdowns, the what ifs, the open ended questions. This kind of content is why I come back.
Assassins creed black flag also even confirms that eagle vision is a sense of awareness rather than an extra visual sight
Synethesia is a really cool concept. for as long as i remember, I've been conflating smells with memories and/or emotions and pain with colors and just wrote it off as an autism thing. If anyone was wondering, pain feels like the color white, sadness smells like salted butterscotch and petrichor is the one scent that brings the most vivid memories.
It's nice to see MatPat doing another Assassin's Creed theory. Although he might want to double check his timeline.
Its great to see another assassin's creed video, keep it up!
I think there is another part to eagle sense like what the jedi call the force, they can sense the intentions of someone else as well as having better reflexes. I believe there is something else that connects us with other living beings to in a way be able to feel what they feel and think what they think or maybe thats still just the midiclorians
Fun fact: Proprioception is one of the keys to win a game that envolves how hard you strike something even in video games, for example golf, bowling, billiards etc.
Eagle vision in the first game was supposed to show the player what the character themselves think and associate with their surroundings. It didnt go through walls or objects and is like how the thought process of the character was supposed to be due to his training.
I love how the new AC is a "back to form" for the series, and how this video is also a "back to form" for GT :) Miss these science centric episodes
Matpat, the eagle sense can also be related to a more spiritual sense. The ability to sense the aura around someone. This would heavily apply to your synesthesia theory because one's arua changes color based on their emotions or intent. Anime has portrayed this immensely and "One Piece" is an excellent example of this factor. Also, in the series, "Record of Ragnoraok, a show where man and gods fight with one another, a human competitor, Jack the Ripper, has synesthesia as a means of identifying his victu,s emotions.
(minor spoiler ahead, I won't get into any detail) I'm not sure wether or not Jack the Ripper is an accurate representation of synesthesia, as emotions are not a sense, and synesthesia is usually a mashup of several senses. Later in the manga, another character is introduced, who's much closer to synesthesia : he feels what he sees, his senses of touch and sight are fused into one ! This is synesthesia for sure, though I'd be interested to know if field experts would describe Jack the Ripper's condition as synesthesia as well.
@@theolabbate1611 Well, yeah, in IRL, he might not have synesthesia, but he's introduced as an example of someone who has it and the other guy you mentioned.
Nope. not how Eagle Vision works.
@@redhoodie4111 Aw come on, eagle vision allows one to determine those around them by their auras and helps them to locate them behind walls and stuff
Except “auras” are not real and have absolutely zero basis in actual science, so…. No.
do you think your gonna do another video on generation loss? if so i cant wait to see it
Just for correction. The Isu didn't mate with Neanderthals to create humans. They created both in labs, Neanderthals to be a military force and Humans to be a labour force. Eve was the first hybrid as her father, Phanes, fell in love with one of his human creations. Eve being 50/50 was immune to the effects of the Pieces of Eden and used an Apple of Eden to "awaken" Adam.
Sources
AC Unity, Database: 05. Phoenix Project Report
AC Odyssey Fate of Atlantis, Encrypted messages from Phanes
AC Revelations The Lost Archive, Bleeding Effect (memory)
AC 2 Glyphs and the Truth also
I wasn't expecting the intro to go from serious to hilarious 😂😂
Even as a sponsored video, this felt like a normal Game Theory video.
Exactly
But that’s only what he wants you to think! And that’s JUST A THEORY…
Ur Assassin's Creed theorys are always my favorite
I love the more scientific theories, it feels like going back to his old videos before the fnaf theories sparked everyone to make lore based games and videos
Weirdly enough I’ve been thinking about this for years as a theory before this video came out
6:11 the echo location, and then the bat waiters, really cheered me up just now at work😭🤣🤣🤣
8:32 I don't think Boston is considered an ancient city.
as a synesthete (a person with synesthesia) its great to see such an ability be thought out in this way (before you ask i cant see like eagle vision haha)
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In AC lore, Adam and Eve are not the first humans. In fact, Adam is the first ISU-Human hybrid, which shows us they had their shave race for quite a while.
i love how he always makes his video with the game intro his intro kinda
I'm so hyped for Mirage! Glad you just did a Theory about it!
Don't be. Ubisoft doesn't deserve that level of respect. #HoldUbisoftAccountable
@@methatis3013 they got some banger games though so maybe we will. Splinter Cell: Blacklist, AC series minus Unity and Valhalla, Watch_Dogs 1&2, Immortals Fenyx Rising and Ghost Recon Wildlands just to name a few
@@thefourhorsemen3159 minus unity? I thought unity was great, best stealth and parkour in the series!
I love the intros, they have progressively gotten longer and better!
Edit: 20k views in 15 minutes! Matpat deserves it tho
When Matpat started talking about synesthesia I got really excited, because both me and my dad have synesthesia and would have long talks about the color and texture of voices
8:38 was funny
Synesthesia would be an excellent trait for first responders, specifically firefighters who can sometimes get disoriented inside a burning building when saving a random person or even their colleges.
9:00 you son of a poop
Just when I was hoping for more theories to watch, this popped up :) thank ya theory team!
0:38 bro 😅 that mouse
Rabbits can sound like that
Matpat seems like he could solve a huge mystery with only one word, Oh wait. *He did*
Have you seen the generation loss streams yet?! It would be a cool video if you could theorize about the history of Showfall media, a certain line from a character named Hutch, and maybe about the ending
Matpat could totally convince me to sell my entire bloodline
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A great example of simple synthethesia is being able to "feel" the screens on old TVs but just looking at the staticy screen
Or the way certain sounds have a texture.
If I recall correctly that’s radiation not synesthesia
@@Deadpool-ri3rq Well, so that's the physical feeling when you touch the monitor, but I'm saying that from the static view, you can "feel" it. Even from across the room. Kinda hard to explain
@@poke-talia268 Associating sound with texture isn't necessarily synesthesia. That's just your brain making associations based on experience. Sound IS affected by texture, so when you hear words like "crunch" you can imagine in your mind a number of textures that fit that description. Synesthesia is when you associate things that AREN'T normally associated in that way.
There might be another additional effect.
In the eagle vision your world goes grey, thus the "bandwith" of vision reduces. You get a lot more info from contrasts.
This can happen in high adrenalin inducing situations.
This makes processing and your reactions faster and iirc its also a skill that can be tought.
So i propose that eagle vision is a combined effect.
How can this be taught man
Having rewatched A Certain Scientific Railgun probably a dozen times now I knew exactly what was coming when he mentioned synesthesia.
Oddly enough I've been unintentionally training those extra senses because of my natural paranoia. I have deteriorating vision and learned how to fight without glasses through the vestibular sense and learned how to visualize targets though the use of the other one.
This feels like a back to basics theory and I love it so much
I can’t wait for Mirage to come out. The Rebel Collection is my favorite game in the series and I really hope the Blowdart comes back for Mirage.
Edit: It did wooooooooo
@@Pizza_Necromancer Who’s the bot here? I am a real person.
A interesting thing about synesthesia is all the different variants that exist.
Colour-Grapheme - This Connects Colours and Characters such as Letters. A may be red for example
Mirror Touch - When You see Someone Move Their Body you feel the same sensations as if you are doing this also
Auditory-Visual - Sounds are Represented as Colours or Words
Visual-Auditory - Colours and Words are Represented as Sounds
Light-Olfactory - Certain Light Levels create Specific scents
Tactition-Olfactory - Smells create physical sensations like a shiver or being touched by another
Lexical-Gustatory - Where Specific Words become Tastes
There are numerous different combinations that when you really think about it mean that we could be experiencing the World in a rather amazing way if learnt.
@@namelessliberty9869 Nice, My friend has the Mirror Touch version. It makes it really hard to play games like battleship because he literally feels where I move the ship.
I remember when the leap of faith vid just came out. You turn me into a kid again Matt.
Mat: "close your eyes"
Me, listening to the video while driving: "I don't think I will"
Ahhhh, thank you so much for putting this into words and using the visuals! I've struggled with trying to make this explainable for so long.
Also, that second example (on the right) of synesthesia is so close to mine. For whatever reason, it's hard to find an accurate representation for how I experience it. The only thing is; I also have (some level of) tetrachromacy, so I see it even more differently- this is why i can't stand different colors on pages/in words & numbers. In a similar way; I see more colours mentally, compared to visually- so, I probably can't visually demonstrate it, even to myself.
Tell me more about your "tetrachromacy". I'm interested in whether you really are a functional tetrachromat or not. I'm quite knowledgable about the topic tetrachromacy and color vision in general, so I can assist you.
I don’t know if this is synesthesia but sometimes I smell things that aren’t there when I look at different things, or sometimes I could be watching a video, and the video would smell like different things depending on the video?
@@sbirkkk That sounds like synesthesia, it can manifest in many ways.
Matpat never runs out of Strange Ideas 💀.
finally a assassin game that makes u feel like a assassin and science making a chance to be like them. dreams gonna come true
One of my friends had synesthesia and I remember her asking for a specific pen I had because she needed that exact color to draw a song she heard
it would be crazy looking at a piece of music and just hearing it
no, what made the 1st assasins creed unique was the ability to use the environment. You could use things as traps to kill your target. It was awesome.
Honestly the thing I'm most excited about with a new AC game is hearing OSP Blue's take 👍
If all else fails, there's always creating a real life detective mode from the Arkham games
This just proves my ability to forget what i had for dinner today is just an advanced defense mechanism
In the first Assassin’s Creed Eagle Vision was an ability that the Animus has whenever you are fully synchronized as it won’t work whenever the synchronisation bar wasn’t full as explained in the tutorial before Memory Block 1. However this didn’t make totally sense when Desmond Miles was able to use Eagle Vision at the end of the game as he couldn’t use it because he’s out of the Animus. It was explained in Assassin’s Creed II that Desmond got the Eagle Vision from the bleeding effect and is an ability that his ancestors can do not just an Animus ability that is only available when fully synched or healed (In AC2). The sequels followed the Assassin’s Creed II method except origins and odyssey.
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150% animatronic with a child’s soul inside hanging around a decrepit pizza joint in the 80s
Plus, when I heard they were making assassin Creed, how they used to I kept my eyes ears in every friend to see about the information. I’ve been waiting for this even waiting for the five nights at Freddy’s movie. I want this game I want to see how far they can go with it and maybe with some new DLC’s I can’t wait.
Having been put off from the franchise ever since Origins came out due to them straying away from what made AC so special to me, I’m approaching Mirage with caustic optimism. I’ve been rewatching some classic AC cinematic trailers lately too, and I’m definitely interested in revisiting some of the classics, including Unity, which is grossly underrated in my honest opinion (it also helps that it probably has some of the best cinematics of the series).
Another underated game was AC Rogue, it was really fun being a Templar for once.
@@reverseflash8520 sadly you're just being an assassin but your targets are fellow assassins. instead of being a full templar yourself
8:51 xD literally broke my wrist today
Eagle Vision is a combination of Synesthesia, Clairvoyance, and ESP. it took ideas from all three of them and made it into something new, yet relatable.
Thanks for another great theory MatPat!
0:07 fin.
Entertaining video and amazing theory as always
I mean it could be that everyone has access to the base senses but only certain individuals are able to tease it out further allowing them to identify further aspects of their surroundings although certain aspects like where Arno straight up sees something that is otherwise not visible to the average person and yields his recruitment to the French guild would be unexplained.
Matpat I’m kinda sad that you never did a follow up to the courage game. You said there was an update / part two! I’ve been checking everyday if you posted it yet. And ima keep waiting!
I recently had my eyes tested and I have 20/10 vision. Almost half way to eagle vision!
What an amazing achievement to go from making theory videos about Assassin's Creed for views to actually getting sponsored by the game. I've been with this channel for ages and I'm so stoked for how much they've all grown
Aaaaa! I have auditory-tactile and audiovestibular synesthesia! What you've said is totally true. Given the situational awareness that comes with most forms of combat training it's totally possible to gain what looks very much like eagle sense.
love this type of old school video where you link games to reality
like I do love the now normal ones but i looove the old school ones
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the face during the eye closed thing was freaking terryfying i had a freaking panic attack
MatPat is the only person who can be sponsored by UBISOFT
Vanoss gets sponsored by Ubisoft like every month or two bro
I think everyone has a tiny bit of synesthesia based on the Bouba Kiki test. However, I do have very strong grapheme synesthesia myself.
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That interview in the intro is basically the same questions that were made to Matpat when he sold the Game Theory empire.
Sometimes I use my eagle vision to find police so my mom doesn’t speed 🤣