It is funny cause for Reda the piece of paper doesn't mean anything but to us has a sentimental value so that is why he changes the tune in his voice... the game throwing a bone at us
Correct me if I'm wrong, but weren't Bayek and Amunet not buried essentially in the same tomb? I believe Layla found her body to link to it there soon after. I'm hoping she came back to him in their later years and they were together after all. :/
@@YoungCalis Bro to be more precise Darius's real name was Artabanus & Alexios was his son in law. Both of them were fighting against the order of ancient. But they didn't create the Assassin brotherhood. The brotherhood was first created by Aya and Bayek in Ancient Egypt. And Aya also known as( Amunet )is the descendant of Elpidios (Son of Alexios).
It makes me happy to know that after all Bayek and Aya went through in their lives, they still spent their last years together and were buried together
@@Conorp77 I think her sarcophagus in Italy was more an effigy than an actual container for her remains. Of course one would have to wonder if they planned on her and the other assassins ever getting their own story told. With Origins it seems they did. Something tells me with the Asian merchant at Raventhorpe, the next AC game may be set in China. Just not sure on who the protagonist would be since they apparently already covered Genghis Khan in the comics/books.
@@TheLuxKitsune True. Never got around to playing that but a further indepth game set there with the same character or new ones would be better to start off a game with an assassin who already knows what is going on. Or revisiting Connor or his children. There's plenty of ideas and dropped storylines they could go back to for a future game. I just hope they don't concluded everything in the comics (again).
Nah the best ones r Desmond talking about the bleeding effects and talking about altair ezio Connor and edward. This is the second coolest one cuz it actually connects the universe also odyssey sucks and isn’t assassins creed
@@Palm0vic Yes he does. The ability to see through the eyes of an animal, especially birds, is an Isu Human Hybrid trait. Bayek had it, Kassandra had it, Eivor had it, and so did Connor's daughter.
Yea it was way better than oddyssey and and a little better than valhalla. It's because it actually felt like an assassins creed game. Valhalla does to but not as mutch. Orgins is my all time favorite assassins creed games and they need a sequal
Feel same. Ubi just thought "Players wants MORE, let's pump some water into our little, pretty sandbox of Origins". And we want quality, not quantity, that's why Origins, although smaller is much better than Odyssey or Valhalla
@@sleekismboyz605 understandable, game wasn’t everyone’s cup of tea, I thought it was nice breath of fresh air with the bigger map and different gameplay.
You know this explains why know one knows him but they know of Aya. I believe Aya seeked glory and Bayek just cared about the foundations of his creed. It's probably also why the letter ends with The Hidden One
I was expecting some sort of weapon as a reward for the codexes, but this was a wonderful surprise. Bayek truly is the best voiced character in the series.
It's just hard not to cry seeing an assassin saying his goodbyes on a letter since the same thing happened to ezio, giving you this kind of feeling that they pat you in the back saying 'I may have not been the perfect assassin you were expecting me to be but in the end i thank you for being part of my journey, now it's time for you to get a new one'.
In case you do not know, Osiris is the husband of the goddess Isis. In Origins, Bayek is a broken man, and Aya helps but him back together. His usage of Osiris as an analogy for their relationship reflects one of the most famous myths in Egypt. The god Set killed Osiris in a jealous rage, then spread his body parts through the nile. His wife, Isis, then spent the following years recovering his body parts and putting him back together. However, she couldn’t find his heart, as it was eaten by a crocodile. Osiris then became the lord over the land of the dead. Bayek is not only referencing Aya fixing him, but referencing how they were not able to be together for the rest of their time until old age because of the hidden ones. Truly poetic.
That's not entirely accurate, however. It wasn't the heart Isis couldn't find, but the penis. Osiris' cock had been eaten by creatures of the Nile - thus making the river sacred and magical - and without all his physical parts, she was unable to resurrect him permanently. In a moment of desperation, Isis used her magic to quite literally erect a golden phallus, reanimating Osiris just long enough for one last fuck. That was how Osiris impregnated Isis with who would eventually become Horus, who defeats Set and reclaims his father's throne as ruler of Egypt.
@@valeriaornano9883lmaoooo yes in a flashback bayek told khemou about that legend of osiris and after he did khemou said something like "so he couldn't have kids anymore right ?" Lmao
People can praise ezio all they want but to me bayek had the most emotions in his voice. Whoever the voice actor was put their soul into this character.
I think both voice actors did excellent jobs portraying their characters. I just finished Origins last night and as much as I didn't like the ending (for me personally it was lackluster) I think Bayek is one of the best Assassin's Creed MCs.
@@matthewgordonpettipas6773origins is the best AC ever made kid. What are you even talking about. Actually get the DLC’s, like ‘Pharoahs’.. Play ALL of it.
@@dazdavis7896imagine getting triggered that someone likes a different game in the series more than your favorite one. And then calling that person a kid and telling them to play the expansions. Lmao FOH with that shit.
@@dazdavis7896It’s definitely one of my favorites, I agree but you shouldn’t bash this guy for loving Ezio’s games more. Ezio, Bayek, and Edward are my favorites in no particular order.
@@ShawnRakar yeah same he's really cool guy and seeing him playing with children is really wholesome even like when talk about hes son I can't help but feel bad for him
@@RedLyner I think ac origins is of the assassin's and ac valhalla and odyssey are about the story of the present and the isuz I think those games could be easily named " valhalla an ac story ","odyssey an ac story , something like that
Reda Will actually tell the story of bayek and Aya to some Kids in his shop, I cant remember how long i was in the game, It just happened randomly lmao. The way he tells it is amazing tho
While its not very in depth, it explains why aya is known as a founder and bayek was forgotten. He took the name "hidden one" more literally than anyone else and belived you should do good without getting something in return so he decided to stay in the shadows, opposed to claiming his fame as the founder of the brotherhood.
That is so neat, and the fact they got Bayek's voice to read it sent shivers down my spine, because I didn't realize how much I missed him. Maybe after I'm done with Valhalla, I'll replay Origins...
hope you'll remember that day till your replay-through.Cause i was truly dissapointed when some dude just skipped the scribe of bayek's because it was quote "so boring"
Strong meaning, and also the hidden one is Amun in ancient egyptian. They believed Amun was hidden in the wind, so you could feel his presence but not seeing him. It's perfectly thought when they decided to set this story in ancient Egypt.
Wow,I tink this game has more to offer than my eyes can see,simply amazing,Bayek it's the most epic character/voice in the series hands down,tears in my eyes😳.
Correction: “Wow, I think this game has more than eyes can see, simply amazing. Bayek is the most epic character, and has the most epic voice in the series, hands down. I have tears in my eyes 😳.”
There is something about last part where it starts with "take care, my love..." till end. That last part is so poetic and something about this part makes me feel so pure. When bayek says "my northern star" to aya... The beauty and hidden detail behind this compliment is that like on the ocean, on desert; if you are lost, your only guidance would be northern star...
Man, this was both heartwarming and heartbreaking to hear. I loved hearing Bayek again, but it made me very sad hearing the sheer sadness in his voice. Masterfully done Ubisoft on this little piece of AC Origins.
Bro... Bayek and Amunets story is heartbreaking. 😭 They were fueled by revenge for the murder of their child and once that was accomplish they realized that, that mission, was the last thread holding their creed together. It is sad to see we didn't get a happy ending. Especially the way things ended between them and Bayeks last words.
Agh that last paragraph where he wrote of his love for Aya/Amunet sounds so heartfelt and heartbreaking at the same time. They’re probably my favorite couple in AC other than Ezio and Cristina. Makes me really, really wish we had a Bayek sequel.
ezio and cristina was kind of a puppy love, it didn’t really last long. Plus cristina had another man who was interested in her. Typical day to day relationship, didn’t last lol. Plus she was just a normal woman. Bayek and Aya were literally married, and they had a son who died unfortunately, which made them go on a vengeance mission. Plus, they’re both equally brutal warriors and assassins. Not really similar to ezio and cristina.
As fun as Odyssey and Valhalla were, I wish they continued Bayek and Aya’s story. They were the founders. And they didn’t find the order until the end of Origins.
bayek wanted to be forgotten he wanted peaceful death in the end, most human like character in the series, he rages, feels sorrow, love and a father. hes in the same level as ezios trilogy, we want a sequel.
Me too. Bayek of Siwa, The Last Meday will be always the hero stoping evil from the shadows. He is the real assasin who deserves more and they removed him from history.
Origins was the last ac game where I felt like an actual assassin. This game was decent, but it wasn’t an ac game, it felt like it was more just a Viking game. That’s probably why I like origins so much
bayek was my fav assassin of all time. i was having goosebump since when reda strted to talk abt this legend. bayek was possbly one of the kindest assassin of all time imo.
I love how this explains why amunet (aya) is remembered but bayek wasn't. But it wasn't because of some bullet but instead out of bayeks own choice, it was aya's too if it wasn't for the codex pages. I do appreciate the implication they got back together in the twilight of their lives, I think when the hidden ones got so big and reached out over seas they just disappeared
God damn it. Origins was the perfect Assassins Creed and Bayek has to be one of my all time favorite voices characters and characters I’ve played in any game. I felt so noble and fierce
When Hytham said that Their names are lost to history meaning not even He knows who they are, Is the real Assassin Belief to Work in the Dark and serve the Light. Like in Ac2 I believe There is a Statue of Aya but not one of Bayek.
Aya's statue may exist because of the Codex. Bayek surely became more cautious with his identity after what happened on Thebes, he really made himself to be lost on history.
@@TheKungas yes also remember in the hidden ones dlc aya said there will be heros that there names will be forgotten like bayek she didn't say that exactly but that's the meaning
Damn. Dead for over 800 years, and Bayek is still an epic romantic and powerful speaker. I think we can all agree that Bayek will stand as perhaps the greatest Assassin/Hidden One who ever and will ever live. Ezio and Altair were awesome, but they didn't create the Brotherhood. They merely redefined it. Bayek was the one who created the Brotherhood. Now, here's a question: how is Reda still alive after 800 years? Shouldn't he be a rotting mummy in the tombs of Egypt by now, or is he an Isu in disguise?
I had chills while playing and hearing Bayek’s name from this kid. And when Eivor started to read the letter and hearing Bayek’s voice... Man. I can’t describe it.
Bayek and Ezio were just supposed to be a character in a game but the wisdoms and the feels they gave us are just on a whole other level. I miss them. ;(
@@dariogomez8921 Yep, Legacy of the First Blade, you have a Son with Darius’s (King Xerxes of Persia’s Murderer) Son/Daughter depending if you’re Alexios or Kassandra, and Darius and your Son flee to Egypt and Aya is a descendant of Alexios/Kassandra and Darius So in a way Aya/Amunet is a related to Leonidas and Darius two great figures of history..
Reda also tells a bunch of kids as a story the foundation of the hidden ones he don’t mention names but he talks about bayek and his wife talking and bayek putting down the eagles skull to form the symbol for the hidden ones
seriously man i thought its just a letter but when i hear bayek voice it was all over i’m sad all of sudden like for real ac origins was so good!! bayek the goat! and the last paragraphs when he tell about how much he love aya man its so beauty and sad **CRYING IN THE CORNER**
I was replaying origins before valhalla came out, and its just crazy to me how good it looks. individual arrows moving in bayeks quiver is always impressive to see and Egypt is damn beautiful. I wish we could of gotten more of bayek.
The way I see it Darius and alexios/kassandra= the first resistance against the ancient order Bayek / amunet = father and mother of the assassin's brotherhood Altair = the mentor of the assassin's brotherhood Ezio = the master assassin Ps: just my opinion don't judge me :p
![Assassin's Creed Origins: The Hidden Ones - Ending (PC HD) [1080p60FPS]](/img/n.gif)
Reda: _" That old scrap? "_
Also Reda: _" It's one of my rarest artifacts. "_
"It is trash to me, it does not mean I will not charge you for it"
Reda doesnt care about the letter but he knows its value
It is funny cause for Reda the piece of paper doesn't mean anything but to us has a sentimental value so that is why he changes the tune in his voice... the game throwing a bone at us
it doesn’t mean anything for Reda or Eivor but for the player who has played Origins it is so very valuable
tRaDe
This is clearly an aged Bayek in the twilight of his life, close to death, and it's damn sad
Well he was in his late forties when the game story starts, ended at 50, so he’s one of the older assassins
Yeah ;(
@@tres8003 yep, he probably died soon after... 😭
Correct me if I'm wrong, but weren't Bayek and Amunet not buried essentially in the same tomb? I believe Layla found her body to link to it there soon after. I'm hoping she came back to him in their later years and they were together after all. :/
@@PhenomResurrections08 you are right
Imagine if the AC origins theme softly played in the background
Oohh... the satisfying thrill
shit i really want a bayek sequel..
Fuck that would truly be epic cuz I absolutely love Origins
That would be unimaginably beautiful
@@gho5147 It would be fucking perfect
The fact they got Bayek’s voice actor for this.
I agree. This shit slapped 🔥🎯
He worked with em till 2018 it's not crazy he's back literally not much time passed
Nice effort
It means that the actor is always available to return as Bayek
@@anwarbojorges Darby said that the va came in and did the speech in one take
This letter reminded me and saddened me that we never got the Bayek sequel we deserved.
There's still a chance tho. They can always go back to his story to give us a sequel.
Same just thinking about me now is making me so depressed as a genuine AC fan
They were supposed to make a trilogy in spirit of ezio sort of and focus on 1 assassin that was going to be bayek
@@randomhouse221 I really wish that a Bayek trilogy should've happened it would have been so amazing and phenomenal
@@wiktoriajedrzejewska7287 I doubt it because vayeks story has already concluded perhaps a sequel with his wife might be possible
Bayek of Siwa = A legend = The father of Assassins.
Darius aka Artabanus and Alexios are the fathers
@@YoungCalis Bro to be more precise Darius's real name was Artabanus & Alexios was his son in law. Both of them were fighting against the order of ancient. But they didn't create the Assassin brotherhood. The brotherhood was first created by Aya and Bayek in Ancient Egypt. And Aya also known as( Amunet )is the descendant of Elpidios (Son of Alexios).
@@fardeenahmed3568 i know that
@@YoungCalis 😊✌️
I fking love history
It makes me happy to know that after all Bayek and Aya went through in their lives, they still spent their last years together and were buried together
After being buried in Italy and then brought back to Egypt
@@andrewleyton6689 Like to pretend the Amunet sarcophagus housed a fake body, just to make the lore work lmao
@@Conorp77 I think her sarcophagus in Italy was more an effigy than an actual container for her remains. Of course one would have to wonder if they planned on her and the other assassins ever getting their own story told. With Origins it seems they did. Something tells me with the Asian merchant at Raventhorpe, the next AC game may be set in China. Just not sure on who the protagonist would be since they apparently already covered Genghis Khan in the comics/books.
@@MTiger86 They already tackled China in their spin-off series Assassin's Creed Chronicles so not sure if they would do again for the main series.
@@TheLuxKitsune True. Never got around to playing that but a further indepth game set there with the same character or new ones would be better to start off a game with an assassin who already knows what is going on. Or revisiting Connor or his children. There's plenty of ideas and dropped storylines they could go back to for a future game. I just hope they don't concluded everything in the comics (again).
This was the single best secret in the whole game, Bayek deserves more appreciation and a goddamn sequel
This was good indeed, but to me the best secrets lie in Layla's laptop. The time reading those messages was my best time throughout the game.
Nah the best ones r Desmond talking about the bleeding effects and talking about altair ezio Connor and edward. This is the second coolest one cuz it actually connects the universe also odyssey sucks and isn’t assassins creed
bayek is not important he is not ISU he do not have isu blood even.
@@Palm0vic Yes he does. The ability to see through the eyes of an animal, especially birds, is an Isu Human Hybrid trait. Bayek had it, Kassandra had it, Eivor had it, and so did Connor's daughter.
@@lucasrobin2788 Kass is ISU hybrid ... sheis even grandgrand grandgrand ....mom of Aya ... origins is about her lineaup not bayeks
Bayek was a f**king badass and deserves a sequel to his story. Honestly enjoyed Origins more than Odyssey and Valhalla.
Yea it was way better than oddyssey and and a little better than valhalla. It's because it actually felt like an assassins creed game. Valhalla does to but not as mutch. Orgins is my all time favorite assassins creed games and they need a sequal
Feel same. Ubi just thought "Players wants MORE, let's pump some water into our little, pretty sandbox of Origins". And we want quality, not quantity, that's why Origins, although smaller is much better than Odyssey or Valhalla
Tbh origins was fuckin boring af for me
@@sleekismboyz605 understandable, game wasn’t everyone’s cup of tea, I thought it was nice breath of fresh air with the bigger map and different gameplay.
@@mropulentt Yep, Origins almost did a great melee combat system but Ghost of Tsushima did perfect the style.
"And I will take that feeling to my tomb"
**Visible sadness**
for real😭
Me: Bayek why you weren't remember by the creed
Bayek: They never forgot me I choose to be lost on the shadows
Cries in Egyptian
Sob in Egyptian 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Bayek was so good at being an assassin that he remained anonymous for thousands of years
I miss you bayek of siwa
Badass assassin's are the ones you never heard of
You know this explains why know one knows him but they know of Aya. I believe Aya seeked glory and Bayek just cared about the foundations of his creed. It's probably also why the letter ends with The Hidden One
I was expecting some sort of weapon as a reward for the codexes, but this was a wonderful surprise. Bayek truly is the best voiced character in the series.
This single letter is better than any weapon or gear set they could have given us.
@@Ismail-db1vj I totally agree it almost brings a tear to my eye ;)
Ezio:am I a joke to you ?
Yeah the other voice actors just seem so bland in comparison, Bayek is 🐐
Nale Eivor voice is also awesome imo
It's just hard not to cry seeing an assassin saying his goodbyes on a letter since the same thing happened to ezio, giving you this kind of feeling that they pat you in the back saying 'I may have not been the perfect assassin you were expecting me to be but in the end i thank you for being part of my journey, now it's time for you to get a new one'.
But the new ones suck soo bad
You legit made me cry
@@sergeyhayriyan4125 LOL.
@@aleksandarsavevski377 yea no cap origins was pretty good but now they just copy paste the gameplay and wrote the worst strories and release it
@@some_user.0l thats just not true.
In case you do not know, Osiris is the husband of the goddess Isis. In Origins, Bayek is a broken man, and Aya helps but him back together. His usage of Osiris as an analogy for their relationship reflects one of the most famous myths in Egypt. The god Set killed Osiris in a jealous rage, then spread his body parts through the nile. His wife, Isis, then spent the following years recovering his body parts and putting him back together. However, she couldn’t find his heart, as it was eaten by a crocodile. Osiris then became the lord over the land of the dead. Bayek is not only referencing Aya fixing him, but referencing how they were not able to be together for the rest of their time until old age because of the hidden ones. Truly poetic.
It wasn't the heart :)
That's not entirely accurate, however. It wasn't the heart Isis couldn't find, but the penis.
Osiris' cock had been eaten by creatures of the Nile - thus making the river sacred and magical - and without all his physical parts, she was unable to resurrect him permanently. In a moment of desperation, Isis used her magic to quite literally erect a golden phallus, reanimating Osiris just long enough for one last fuck. That was how Osiris impregnated Isis with who would eventually become Horus, who defeats Set and reclaims his father's throne as ruler of Egypt.
@@valeriaornano9883lmaoooo yes in a flashback bayek told khemou about that legend of osiris and after he did khemou said something like "so he couldn't have kids anymore right ?" Lmao
SAD😭😭
This here is brilliant from Darby as it answers the question as to why bayek wasn’t a statue under monteriggioni but Amunet was. Darby’s a genius!
Who is Darby?
@@ADISTOD3MUS darby macdevitt the narrative director
@@ADISTOD3MUS the narrative director for Valhalla. He also wrote the stories for revelations and black flag
Fizhy made a video like two years ago about this exact topic and he absolutely nailed it, just look up why was Bayek forgotten
@@ADISTOD3MUS a legend
People can praise ezio all they want but to me bayek had the most emotions in his voice. Whoever the voice actor was put their soul into this character.
I think both voice actors did excellent jobs portraying their characters. I just finished Origins last night and as much as I didn't like the ending (for me personally it was lackluster) I think Bayek is one of the best Assassin's Creed MCs.
@@matthewgordonpettipas6773origins is the best AC ever made kid. What are you even talking about. Actually get the DLC’s, like ‘Pharoahs’.. Play ALL of it.
@@dazdavis7896imagine getting triggered that someone likes a different game in the series more than your favorite one. And then calling that person a kid and telling them to play the expansions. Lmao FOH with that shit.
@@dazdavis7896It’s definitely one of my favorites, I agree but you shouldn’t bash this guy for loving Ezio’s games more. Ezio, Bayek, and Edward are my favorites in no particular order.
@@dazdavis7896 Aww the little kid got triggered that someone has a different opinion to his. Grow up or get lost kid.
I miss Bayek 😭😭😭
We all do ;(
I am the onli personas ho plays origins in the same game the y pass ?
Sorry my inglis xd
I cried when I heard Bayek's voice, God I missed him so much!
IKRRE
i hope there is a sequel to bayek after valhalla finishes
Bayek was the man! Like when you play all of Origins, you can’t help but to fall in love with the character
I replay 2:44 to 3:21 because the music is matches with his emontions perfectly.
@@ShawnRakar yeah same he's really cool guy and seeing him playing with children is really wholesome even like when talk about hes son I can't help but feel bad for him
AC origins is the best Assassin of this "trilogy".
Youre right my friend
@Sakuga Boy By the Story Origins Wins Valhalla and Odyssey, Origins is the Last AC Game!
@@RedLyner I think ac origins is of the assassin's and ac valhalla and odyssey are about the story of the present and the isuz I think those games could be easily named " valhalla an ac story ","odyssey an ac story , something like that
@Sakuga Boy You’re joking right?
@@solidjet5859 or Maybe they should change the game name from Assassin's creed to The Hidden Ones: Valhalla
AC Origins: 330 BCE
AC Valhalla: 873 AD
That balck market kid is in good shape despite his age :D
ac origins isn't 30-40 bce? i think 330 bce should be odyssey
Odyssey 435-399 bce, origins 50-40 bce, Valhalla 860-878bce
@@hofame8562 Valhalla is AD
Origins was 49 - 44 BC, Julius Caesar’s death
origins is 50-40 bce
"Haven't seen him in a long time" how old is reda man? 😂
He’s immortal because he’s one of the last isu
@@Lonzo810 Proof of that claim?
@@TheDarthDestruktor the proof was him sitting right there in ac Valhalla
@Amel El Bali underrated comment 😂
It can be life prolonging PoE or something. Does not mean he is an Isu.
The 2 dislikes are flavius and septimus
🤣🤣🤣
naah probaply odyssey fan boys hahaha
@@daveyap9317 There both good games stop being a tribalist
@@blankblank5409 well that’s your opinion, my opinion is that origins is godly and odyssey is trash
And the third is from General Rufio
After the Origins: Hidden Ones DLC, I'm really pissed we didnt get to see more of Bayek and Amunet
...Just how old is Reda exactly!? considering this is in the 900s Ad and Bayek was living before the start of that Millenium o.o
@@dracodeanglicus3857 It was in the start of the millennium not before
@@nishitsanyal7519 what was?
@@dracodeanglicus3857 Bayek's journey
@@dracodeanglicus3857 oh sorry my bad it's in 49BC
Reda Will actually tell the story of bayek and Aya to some Kids in his shop, I cant remember how long i was in the game, It just happened randomly lmao. The way he tells it is amazing tho
I got that i think it was after finishing the..... god i carn’t remember Essexe i think maybe Kent? Sry carn’t remember
I thought that, but couldn't quite tell
Yeah he talks about how they met each other and basically the events of the entire game but in a shorter version
Altair, Ezio & Bayek the holy trinity of assasins
what about edward
@@amri9104 hes not a good assassin but hes a great character.
@@amri9104 he's not really an assassin
But he is definitely my favorite character
His story is also the best
@@ryana.c1379 yeah he probably didn't care much about being an assassin or religion only cared about money and glory
Don't forget Connor........
Right?
I want a fkng sequel for myself Ubisoft
can I join your brotherhood
69 likes, nice
@@salvatoreprocopio6700 Well, you are all about freedom. And the Assassins are also all about freedom...
@@thaneshplayz7508 96 now
@@gervasiogithua1147 I made it 99
While its not very in depth, it explains why aya is known as a founder and bayek was forgotten. He took the name "hidden one" more literally than anyone else and belived you should do good without getting something in return so he decided to stay in the shadows, opposed to claiming his fame as the founder of the brotherhood.
This gives me hope for a Bayek sequel next game
The voice actor apparently has no problem to comeback for a small letter
Amen 2:42 to the end is on repeat.
It's astonishing how much Bayek loves Aya, their commitment to the creed is almost heartbreaking
Bayek's voice at the end reminded me of Ezio from AC Embers
Agreed, say no more!
He loved Aya till his death, that's wholesome.
#Bayeksequel2022
Yes please
I have a fan made written story just for it and i wish it would schedule for launch in 2022.
YES
I can see it hapenning cause it seems that a massive amount of fans want it!
Yes
That is so neat, and the fact they got Bayek's voice to read it sent shivers down my spine, because I didn't realize how much I missed him. Maybe after I'm done with Valhalla, I'll replay Origins...
hope you'll remember that day till your replay-through.Cause i was truly dissapointed when some dude just skipped the scribe of bayek's because it was quote "so boring"
Hearing Bayek's voice makes me want to play Origins again... Bring back mah boi Bayek...
That was way sadder than it should've been
Love how the letter at the end says "The Hidden One"
Strong meaning, and also the hidden one is Amun in ancient egyptian. They believed Amun was hidden in the wind, so you could feel his presence but not seeing him. It's perfectly thought when they decided to set this story in ancient Egypt.
Wow,I tink this game has more to offer than my eyes can see,simply amazing,Bayek it's the most epic character/voice in the series hands down,tears in my eyes😳.
@PlayerSince90s Bayek's character really is fucking phenomenal and top notch quality
Correction: “Wow, I think this game has more than eyes can see, simply amazing. Bayek is the most epic character, and has the most epic voice in the series, hands down. I have tears in my eyes 😳.”
@@fallen6060 Ok ,I am from Spain and only tapping in English on CZcams, I don't even realize "they" word,excuse se moi,it's correct now?😰.
@@ADISTOD3MUS ;). I understand 👌🏻
There is something about last part where it starts with "take care, my love..." till end. That last part is so poetic and something about this part makes me feel so pure.
When bayek says "my northern star" to aya... The beauty and hidden detail behind this compliment is that like on the ocean, on desert; if you are lost, your only guidance would be northern star...
It was so awesome hearing Bayek again. I was all grins
But then it was depressing. Bayek was old, missing his wife
As an Egyptian, this made me shed a tear ❤️ loved Origins
I cried cause these words where so pure from bayek
Bayek. My all time favorite Assassin. The "OG" if you will lol. Great to hear that voice again.
Man, this was both heartwarming and heartbreaking to hear. I loved hearing Bayek again, but it made me very sad hearing the sheer sadness in his voice. Masterfully done Ubisoft on this little piece of AC Origins.
Bayek's letter to Amunet.
AC origins was truely one of the best games I’ve ever played, I wish we would’ve gotten more of our beloved Bayek. ☹️
When I say I cried when I got this, I don’t lie 🥺
Same. I felt that sadness in my heart. The ending was especially sad. He said what he has been feeling all his life in this short paragraph.
no one said you lied
Bro... Bayek and Amunets story is heartbreaking. 😭
They were fueled by revenge for the murder of their child and once that was accomplish they realized that, that mission, was the last thread holding their creed together.
It is sad to see we didn't get a happy ending.
Especially the way things ended between them and Bayeks last words.
This letter made me emotional, even more so with Abubakar Salim narrating this.
Agh that last paragraph where he wrote of his love for Aya/Amunet sounds so heartfelt and heartbreaking at the same time. They’re probably my favorite couple in AC other than Ezio and Cristina. Makes me really, really wish we had a Bayek sequel.
Look, we all know the best couple was Edward and the Jackdaw
@@irecordwithaphone1856 AYE
ezio and cristina was kind of a puppy love, it didn’t really last long. Plus cristina had another man who was interested in her. Typical day to day relationship, didn’t last lol. Plus she was just a normal woman. Bayek and Aya were literally married, and they had a son who died unfortunately, which made them go on a vengeance mission. Plus, they’re both equally brutal warriors and assassins. Not really similar to ezio and cristina.
@@adi14293 I don’t think they’re supposed to be comparable, just ships I really enjoy tbh. Good points though!
EXACTLY😭💔
As fun as Odyssey and Valhalla were, I wish they continued Bayek and Aya’s story. They were the founders. And they didn’t find the order until the end of Origins.
Give us an Origins 2 Ubisoft!
Why am I crying in the mead hall rn?
‘cause you sacrificed a part of your body to be reborn.
@@diezeeshoodie say what
ukulele fiend that's what Odin does in the game
bayek wanted to be forgotten he wanted peaceful death in the end, most human like character in the series, he rages, feels sorrow, love and a father. hes in the same level as ezios trilogy, we want a sequel.
bayek's voice touched my heart
Man just hearing his voice brought back memories. I loved ac origins. The ancient Egypt theme, the music, and most of all bayek. Loved his character
I almost stopped breathing and my heart started to heart beating very quickly as soon as I heard Bayek's voice.
Beautiful shit. Love Bayek of Siwa!
I love this. Bayek is a great main character.
Me too. Bayek of Siwa, The Last Meday will be always the hero stoping evil from the shadows. He is the real assasin who deserves more and they removed him from history.
@@arlisceka4787 Bayek does deserve a sequel but I think Origins had a good ending.
Man just listening to Bayek's very voice puts a smile on my face. Such a legendary character with equally strong voice.
Me who still played the game, and got a plan to buy the dlc add on: *Proudly Cries*
Man, this made me cry.
So unfair Bayek didn't get any sequel. At least ubisoft could have gave him a cameo or something in Valhalla.
Doing this quest makes me wanna go back and play origins again
Bayeks letter spoke to my heart. It touched me. Insane how touching words with emotional detail can bring. Lovely
This is enough to show us that Ubisoft still puts enormous amount of effort into AC lore and franchise. Respect
By Amun! I miss Bayek so much. Wish we had more time with him.
Origins was the last ac game where I felt like an actual assassin. This game was decent, but it wasn’t an ac game, it felt like it was more just a Viking game. That’s probably why I like origins so much
When he said "I think of you often" I felt he almost cried 😢
I've Been Playing AC Origins Before I'd Get AC Valhalla, And This Easter Egg Gives Me Goosebumps
Why Are You Writing Like This
Same here
@@hira2812 Like What?
@@monsterxzero Why Does Your Every Word Start With A Capital Letter?
@@hira2812 Oh, I Like It That Way, Anything Wrong?
bayek was my fav assassin of all time. i was having goosebump since when reda strted to talk abt this legend. bayek was possbly one of the kindest assassin of all time imo.
I love how this explains why amunet (aya) is remembered but bayek wasn't. But it wasn't because of some bullet but instead out of bayeks own choice, it was aya's too if it wasn't for the codex pages. I do appreciate the implication they got back together in the twilight of their lives, I think when the hidden ones got so big and reached out over seas they just disappeared
God damn it. Origins was the perfect Assassins Creed and Bayek has to be one of my all time favorite voices characters and characters I’ve played in any game. I felt so noble and fierce
When Hytham said that Their names are lost to history meaning not even He knows who they are, Is the real Assassin Belief to Work in the Dark and serve the Light. Like in Ac2 I believe There is a Statue of Aya but not one of Bayek.
Aya's statue may exist because of the Codex. Bayek surely became more cautious with his identity after what happened on Thebes, he really made himself to be lost on history.
@@TheKungas yes also remember in the hidden ones dlc aya said there will be heros that there names will be forgotten like bayek she didn't say that exactly but that's the meaning
It's all intended aya is the statue Bayek kept hidden
Well it’s a statue of Amunet really
Damn. Dead for over 800 years, and Bayek is still an epic romantic and powerful speaker. I think we can all agree that Bayek will stand as perhaps the greatest Assassin/Hidden One who ever and will ever live. Ezio and Altair were awesome, but they didn't create the Brotherhood. They merely redefined it. Bayek was the one who created the Brotherhood. Now, here's a question: how is Reda still alive after 800 years? Shouldn't he be a rotting mummy in the tombs of Egypt by now, or is he an Isu in disguise?
Eggzactly 🙃🙃
I had chills while playing and hearing Bayek’s name from this kid. And when Eivor started to read the letter and hearing Bayek’s voice... Man. I can’t describe it.
Bayek and Ezio were just supposed to be a character in a game but the wisdoms and the feels they gave us are just on a whole other level. I miss them. ;(
I still love the way Bayek speaks, the way he quoted the God/Godness in his speaking, I dont know why, but even as a male, I feel the romance😁
I thought ac origins was one of the best games made, and Bayek is my second favorite assassin in the series behind ezio
i had literal chills & i started tearing up
That was very powerful. Thank you for posting this vid.
Funny how AC Origins and AC Valhalla are connected but not AC odyssey
Ummm.... Staff of Hermes. Kind of important, came from Odyssey. But cool story bro
@@PhenomResurrections08 Also Aya being the Descendant of Alexios/Kassandra’s Child with Darius’s son/daughter
@@KaisarArcann really ?
@@dariogomez8921 Yep, Legacy of the First Blade, you have a Son with Darius’s (King Xerxes of Persia’s Murderer) Son/Daughter depending if you’re Alexios or Kassandra, and Darius and your Son flee to Egypt and Aya is a descendant of Alexios/Kassandra and Darius
So in a way Aya/Amunet is a related to Leonidas and Darius two great figures of history..
@@KaisarArcann wow that awesome
Reda also tells a bunch of kids as a story the foundation of the hidden ones he don’t mention names but he talks about bayek and his wife talking and bayek putting down the eagles skull to form the symbol for the hidden ones
seriously man i thought its just a letter but when i hear bayek voice it was all over i’m sad all of sudden like for real ac origins was so good!! bayek the goat! and the last paragraphs when he tell about how much he love aya man its so beauty and sad
**CRYING IN THE CORNER**
It’s is awesome they brought back the original bayek actor for this tiny moment of this game
i am ever more moved by his love to her
Bayek honestly Deserves a second game
I was replaying origins before valhalla came out, and its just crazy to me how good it looks. individual arrows moving in bayeks quiver is always impressive to see and Egypt is damn beautiful. I wish we could of gotten more of bayek.
Just hearing bayek voice i felt like i got punched in the heart, AC games are just full of adrenaline and emotions love this games
So finally something to give Valhalla a Visit for . Here comes the Legend himself -The Bayek of Siwa
Imagine a bayek trilogy of Egypt, Greece and Rome
What could have been
I need to play Origins, this whole set of references went over my head
You wont regret it
i legit cried, this letter suprised me. i was NOT ready
Bayek will always be in our hearts
I love how they got Bayek’s voice actor back for this game. He’s one of my favorite assassins next to Ezio and Altaïr.
Ok so is no one going to ask HOW IS REDA STILL ALIVE? AND HOW HASN'T HE AGED?
He's immortal and one of the isu members
He’s isu
@@blankblank5409 Proof for that?
@Lel E its defintely because of an artifact, he has a lot of stuff and i wouldnt go to far as to say that one of them has stopped him from aging
Probably an isu
This was beautiful. His love for Aya makes me weep.
This gave me major goosebumps when I played through it
The way I see it
Darius and alexios/kassandra= the first resistance against the ancient order
Bayek / amunet = father and mother of the assassin's brotherhood
Altair = the mentor of the assassin's brotherhood
Ezio = the master assassin
Ps: just my opinion don't judge me :p
This part of the game made me cry and i haven't even got to the end. Origins is truely a masterpiece.
Yes
Bayek was such an awesome assassin, I’m happy they at least referenced him in this
Bro Bayek has the coolest voice for a main character.