Assassin's Creed Mirage - Basim Finds Out The Truth [ENDING]
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- Assassin's Creed Mirage - Basim Finds Out The Truth [ENDING]
In this my new video of Assassin's Creed Mirage you can see the ending cutscene of the new game from Ubisoft.
This Assassin's Creed Mirage video was recorded, played and edited completely by me, the video is taken from the PS5 version of the game, I thank Ubisoft for providing me with a review copy of the game.
I remind you that Assassin's Creed Mirage is available from 5 October 2023 for Playstation 5, Xbox Series X/S and PC.
In AC Mirage we retrace the origins of Basim Ibn Ishaq, a character introduced with Assassin's Creed: Valhalla and who we discover is the reincarnation of Isu Loki.
In this video you can see the final part of the game's story mode, which ends with the boss fight against Roshan and with Basim discovering the truth about his past and his recurring nightmares.
In this Assassin's Creed Mirage final scene we also discover that Nehal never really existed and that it is a memory of Loki.
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Let's be real, those who played Valhalla have seen this coming as soon as Mirage was first announced.
of course man since they announced ac mirage ubisoft kept telling us that this is a prequel to BASIM story a prequel a prequel a prequel
i wonder why some people find this ending to be complicated it's litterly not if you played ac valhalla
ac mirage is not a prequel in AC story
it's a prequel to basim STory there is a huge difference
so you need to play ac valhalla in order to play ac mirage
Absolutely yas man
Of course man, the entire point of the story was to learn the backstory of Basim’s reveal in Valhalla. So not really a twist for most players but still a great scene
I didn't play Valhalla but I kinda understood what happened.
@@mrenigma1564yeah but they also were marketing as being standalone and you wouldn’t need to play Valhalla to understand it. So that’s why people are confused
Remember when Desmond was reliving genetic memories to stop Abstergo? Yeah. Good times.
you dont have to keep playing. you can stop where desmond died
@@an-cx1hohe probably isn’t playing. I’m not either to be fair. All modern assassins creed does is attempt to copy other games, but worse.
@@ROFLVH well have you actually played origins and odyssey ? great open worlds, expansive, interesting merger of history and fantasy - these games let you actually visit times long gone. there are no other games like that. if it was up to me i'd like these games to be more rpg-like but i'll take them as they are. why bother commenting if you dont like the series which is a jewel of the gaming world in my opinion
Pepperidge Farm remembers.
@@an-cx1ho Some of us grew up with the older games and genuinely loved the series as it was back then, but many of us lost interest around the time end of Ezio.
People arent getting this. Nehal is to Basim what Odin was to Eivor. Nehal IS Loki, its his original Isu soul, but obviously he changed his face and became "Nehal" so Basim didnt realize he was talking to himself lol. Basim may be his reincarnation, but Loki still had to find a way to free his soul and trick Basim into accepting it into himself so Loki could take control.
Where Odin tried to forcibly take control of Eivor (and ultimately failed), Loki took a different approach; they pretended to be Basims friend to gain his trust then trick him into releasing their soul, very much like the Loki of Norse mythology. It doesnt take a genius to figure this out folks lol.
the problem here is what this add to the main story of AC.
@@Splinterfist7 It explains Basims backstory? Not every story needs to be earth ending levels of danger lol. This is the same as Rogue, its a prequel explaining how things came to be in Valhalla.
yeah, except there can't be two reincarnations of the same being. So Nehal CANT be Loki if Basim is.
@@charliegraham2789 Basim is the body reincarnated, Nehal/Loki is the soul trapped within the machine. Its not difficult to work out, Odin and Eivor were the exact same, a body and a soul.
this whole plot reminds me a lot of Legion
(his dead friend who appears to him actually isn’t real and is actually a parasite who wants to take over his body)
AC needs to have a true ending. This story has become so convoluted that it’s taking away from the gameplay.
Thats the only reason why I hate AC games now. Just give us true endings. Or give us option when we start the game which would have only canon path.
@@rycerzgaming1363just curious but what’s wrong with this ending?
@@lewissamuel1541 It's yet another "this is not the end, but the begining"-end and we've had 10 of those by now.
Ezio, Altair and Desmond were the only ones who got proper endings, while still continuing the overall story in a fine manner. Both Altair and Ezio knew someone else would pick up were they left of, Altair died in the vault by his own blade, while Ezio knew Desmond was watching and concluded that he has fullfiled his role and duty to his family's legacy and thus decided to live for himself and walked away to his happy ending.
Desmond then concluded his arch that was built over 4 games and chose to die for the future of humanity.
You could argue that Edward and maybe Arno got a good ending too. But Arno's was still in the realm of the hero who has now accepted his destiny, only at the end of the game. He was still in his 20s by the time the game ended, while Ezio was when his story concluded 51 in Revelations...
@@Mukation was the whole point of mirage not to be the back story of a character who’s fate we already know? I feel the end sets up perfectly why basim is the way he is in Valhalla where his story comes to an end.
@@lewissamuel1541 But he's set up as the new main character in the present.
His story isn't over.
I’ve seen a lot of people with mixed feelings about this ending, completely understandably bear in mind, however I think there are a couple of important things that people are missing.
1) Basin’s story started in Valhalla, and whatever your thoughts on that game, and this game serves to tell the origin. In a way, this game always had to end with the Loki reveal due to it being such a massive part of his character. We all knew they would address it, if they hadn’t it would’ve been very strange.
This game addresses how sages work in universe, but unfortunately banks on whether the player actually likes the concept of sages outside of Aita like the Norse sages that were introduced in Valhalla.
2) The role of the order of ancients and the Templar orders are very different. This isn’t helped by the games in though as Ubisoft like to treat them mechanically as the same thing. However Valhalla separated them from each other, the Templar order being what came after the dissolution of the order of ancients due to Aelfreds hatred for their worshipping of the isu and what they left behind.
The Templar’s seek control of the world under a single banner, whereas the order use their control and status towards their ends.
(Another thing I’d like to add that’s unrelated is when Nur says “revenge is not our way” when the entire creed was formed by two who were consumed by vengeance, which you could either interpret as the irony of the creed or the point of it, being to let go and commit to something greater than yourself).
There I closed the damned bracket😂
The ending is too subtle. There should be some handholding atleast. Many people are playing this after Syndicate or Origins. People skipped Odyssey and Valhalla. They won't have a clue of what's happening
@@supergirlvideoclips894 They will when playing Valhalla, matter of fact, if you start with Mirage then with Valhalla, Basim's revenge arc is much more meaningful.
You forgot to add a closing bracket
Also, the ending is similar to AC1's ending in which the mystery of the Apple of Eden and its hologram of Earth was never explained until AC2.
Am done in AC mirage czcams.com/video/BQ9Jyn5xV-Y/video.html
What a lot of people are getting wrong is that sages are reincarnations of isu people. And when sages memories come back they aren’t like separate people but memories that are slowing returning. For example it’ll be like if you had amnesia and then someone tells you about your old life and the memories start coming back. People think it’s another person taking over when in reality it’s just the old you’s memories returning and it’s up to the sages to do what they want with said memories. Basim accepted Loki and let his old memories decide what he will do. Basim is still basim just a little different.
Eivor literally had to battle Odin for control of the body. Later on he manages to discover a method where he can talk with Odin so he may understand him but also safely keep him from absorbing his conscience.
@@nymbus4376ever is Odin
I think in the begining of fusion with loki he is still basim but different. You can see him calling older assassins his mentor like he forgot about roshan. Enkidu see him like different person, like enemy. But later in my opinion loki is taking control over basim body completly.
Eivor fighting with Odin is for me only in her imagination. Its an internal struggle, a fight against herself. Against old memories. You cant see in peoples minds. So Ubisoft decided to show it that way. Same with Nehal and Basim. Roshan told Basim not to enter the room because he has a choice to choose who he wants to be (in this new life) but Basim lived in the past, the whole game. A trauma he got from Odins torture.
Odin and Nehal are memories of Eivor and Basim who want to be accepted. First Eivor didnt want to know anything about what happens in the past. Later at the End of Valhalla, she accepted it a little bit. She remembers Ragnarok but has no words to describe it exactly. The talking between two "persons" is in my opinion a metaphor.
Only Basim learnt the ending. They didn't show us anything. If you haven't finished Valhalla, you will have no idea what happened. Atleast a small summary scene showing what happened with Odin, Loki and others would have appropriate.
It's almost as if you played the game that proceeded it you’s understand or something
They’re not gonna tell you the Valhalla story in Mirage bro, they want people to play Valhalla. That’s why he doesn’t name Odin at the end and just says those who sought to imprison me or whatever
@@spurslegacyyeh i think not only odin hates loki pretty much all the norse gods
Meaning isu
Odin thor tyr etc.... they all accepted to imprison loki
Too much work for these lazy developers
@@spurslegacyother assassins creed games summarized the games that came before, no reason not to here. Ac3 tells you what happened in 4 previous games.
If only he didn't embrace loki in that way, so that loki takes control.
Basim's mannerisms changed which what led me to believe that loki is semi controlling the body.
If Basim had faced his fear with the jinni beforehand without opening the isu door, I wonder if basim could have remained in control whilst also having a resident isu in his subconscious. He would have been a great master assassin that was very likeable and not two faced.
If Basim would've not opened that pod chamber in that underground Isu temple, he could have remained in control, but that would pay the price. No matter how hard he'll try to resist the jinns in his nightmares, it will grow much more worse, it's like they're prompting Basim to take his revenge on Odin as soon as he can, they are trying to fill him up with that anger and vengeance because of what his tormentors had done to his Isu counterpart, cus' that is what Loki was planning to do.
"I will find you Mad One, on the far side of our doom." That was Loki's vengeance on Odin, on the far side (after their extinction, post-Great Catastrophe era) where he reincarnates as Basim.
True. Tbh if Roshan didn't lie to him and was truthful with him, then he wouldn't have chosen the merge. But given that things unfolded the way they did, he accepted it as he was emotionally compromised by the games ending.
Roshan: "Impossible. The student does not defeat the teacher."
Basim: "La shayiwakiun mutlaq bel kulun mumkin."
Roshan: So it seems.
My boy took the imaginary gf thing to a whole nother level
Had this remained a DLC the ending would have made sense.
Huh? You got the memory of a gold fish or something?
i just finished valhalla. 185 hours. dawn of ragnarok about to start, seems quite large. i dont have druids and conquest of france whatever it's name is but I can see whole of valhalla taking 250-300 hours. yet another DLC would have taken it to ~330... that's quite a game ... i think it would stunt the sales if it was just DLC. in fact whole odin/loki plot and part og the game should have been another large game beside valhalla being just about conquest of earthly kingdoms
So thats why basim no longer has a eagle...
The eagle didn't left him it's the eagle didn't think it's basim anymore
@@MDzstation567 , So the eagle is just roaming in search of basim?
@@KoreyVortexand probably died never finding basim, man that’s just sad
This story is so confusing lol. What happens to Basim then? Did he died during the Jini scene?
@@kristiyangrigorov5232basim simply remembers his past life as Loki.
I am painstakingly playing valhalla and actually understand wtf is going on with bassim and his story. The bad thing is valhalla is just too long i hate it until sigurd story starts then it becomes interesting
So Eivor is the Allfather while Basim is the Trickster God. Well it wasn't a surprise at all since it has been revealed back at Valhalla. But this game reveal how he become the Villain he would be at Valhalla.
Ahhhh this makes what happened w Eivor and Odin make so much more sense to me, when Eivor was fighting Odin at the end I’m guessing that was him rejecting “fusing” w Odin and remembering who he was.
Yes Evior never embraced his past like Basim did.
Yeah, because Eivor knew what Odin had done and refused to be consumed by Odin's memories (Basically also wanting Eivor to stay in Valhalla, which in reality it is all just a simulation). Basim and Loki's situation is a different one. But at the end in Valhalla, Basim realizes that Eivor's connection with Odin is entirely different from Basim's connection with Loki, meaning that Eivor refuses to be consumed by Odin's memories, but instead learn from them
At the end of Valhalla of you see the Last Chapter memories. Eivor finally came to peace with Odins memories and accepted Odin was part of her. In the Vinland part in particular she is fully aware of Odin and openly learning from him peacefully. So while he never accepted Odin as herself and cast aside her own identity the Basim did preferring to be Loki. She stopped denying Odin
@@KneesOfTheBees23Yes. Later Eivor accepted a little bit her past as Odin. Slowly and carefully. She remembers Ragnarok but she had no words for it. The talking between two "persons" are a metaphor for me. To show internal thoughts etc. Odin mentioned the Solar Flare. In reality its a thought, a memory in Eivors own mind. But Odin had problems to explain it. Its because Eivor has to remember it more. Its because she refuses her memories to much.
I agree with the rest here that they should've shown a scene with the aesirs to give context. It's hard to make sense of without knowing Basim's backstory from AC Valhalla
Altair probably stumbled across the disk with Loki's memories in his time in Alamut, wonder if he felt bad for him
Altair was from Masyaf
@@JC-oq5ex according tô the lore, he and his family visited alamut after he was betrayed by abas and left the assassins
@@JC-oq5ex Altair came here during his exile. Those discs you see in thise video are the same Altair later uses in Revelations.
I think this journey that Basim is going through it’s a journey of finding out who he is who he was in his past life overcoming his fears and confronting his demon the jinni. Nehal What’s like his spirit guide or truly maybe she was a Loki reincarnated as well but I’m so glad that he has come all this way and now he’s finally who he really, his finally whole again.
Basim knowing who he really is, is a far better and more satisfying story than evior going mad due to denying who they really are.
Nehal exists only in Basims head apparently
@@redharlow7705 she is his imagination trying to cope with all that he has been through between his various lives
@@chrismoore5333 I almost had a stroke playing the end of the game
@@redharlow7705 I think it was a very clever and well made twist that reminds me of games like Arkham City.
Many people may overlook this, but the guardian or these moments of Loki's de-confinement may be Sigyn or an allusion (like the Nornir were for the calculations). Although in myth her visits bring him moments of relief as she was witholding the snake's poison, they also mean torture as once filled, venom was supposed to pour heavily at his face. There we have a tortured and torturer relationship.
I think this represents the punishment of loki from norse myth. Loki was bound to a stone in a cave for killing baldur and had a serpent above him drip venom onto him.
Most likely the jailer here is Odin
So Basim essentially hand held himself into having multiple personality disorder?
They don’t even know what they want to tell you. In Valhalla Eivor freed himself from Odin. In this game they make you think that basim is doing the right thing, but he is surrendering himself to a man(loki) who only wants revenge.(spoiler: he fails) Ubisoft doesn’t even know what they want to tell you
Nehal is only Basims' imaginary friend due to his subconscious trying to deal with what he is going through after rebirth. Loki is basim, and this is just the story of how he regains his memory and confronts his fears.
@@chrismoore5333no bro…nehal is literally Loki but shapeshifted to be a trusted friend to basim so it would be easy to take over basim vessel. He was manipulating basim from the start. And if you played Valhalla and Ragnarok dlc you should know that Loki is known as a trickster an has a shapeshifting ability. Thats why when he showed basim what happened to him it was Odin that imprisoned him. That’s why he was there in the isu chamber in the first place.
@@rjbruh1614 loki a girl or a dude?
@@Brandon_Y.Both
More like you don't understood the ending
1:16 you can see the confusion in Roshan's face
She must think he's crazy.
Roshan essentially chose to make Basim live a lie. That was so messed up of her.
@@chrismoore5333 not what I was referring to but ok
@@sammyazari1675 I don't care. I was just adding to the conversation. Take a break. Jesus.
@@chrismoore5333 weird flex but ok
When I saw the isu holographic projection I thought it was showing more of loki killing Heimdall to then use the isu machine to transfer his essence too basim.
so, how does Basin become Loki? what the hell? That guy in vahalla is completely Loki. This game seems to tell the exact opposite of what is supposed to happen
nehal is literally Loki but shapeshifted to be a trusted friend to basim so it would be easy to take over basim vessel. He was manipulating basim from the start. And if you played Valhalla and Ragnarok dlc you should know that Loki is known as a trickster an has a shapeshifting ability. Thats why when he showed basim what happened to him it was Odin that imprisoned him. That’s why he was there in the isu chamber in the first place.
@@rjbruh1614no nehal was never a real entity in the story, think of it as basims imaginary friend….however this was how loki projected his consciousness to take over basim
@@scr3verrrb70 I literally said the last part that you said…
did you not finish the story ?
or are you writing this out of hate ?!!
don't you see the final scene when enkidu sscratch him meaning he don't see him as himself anymore
that's it basim embraced loki memory
@@rjbruh1614 Yes !Basim wholeheartedly embraced his inner self, a decision often misunderstood when people claim Loki took control. It's not about dominance; it's about self-realization. One cannot truly become themselves while neglecting a part of who they are. Eivor, in the final chapter of AC Valhalla, exemplified this by acknowledging her Odin side instead of running from it.
Basim chose to embrace his Loki side because he saw its suffering and found purpose within it his purpose. In contrast, Roshan upon Basim's joining the hidden Ones, aimed to bury his past, but Basim sought to uncover his own history, yearning for completeness.
In summary the key difference between Basim and Eivor lies in the pace of their self-discovery. Basim embraced his Loki side more swiftly, just as Eivor eventually embraced her Odin side Later on . It's crucial to note that no one is taking over anyone's memories; it's a balanced 50- 50 proposition
One can either ignore or accept their other side, without coercion.
In Basim's case, he saw the brokenness in his Loki side and chose to embrace it
I cannot simplify it further than this....
Roshan tried to control Basim and she was right, Basim did lose himself. He is free from the pain and struggle, but he is no longer free in the sense of choices, it's like he gave himself up because he was constantly tricked and tortured to say yes to Loki all the damn time so no more nightmares and confusion, but he unleashed Loki to the new world (which can mean Valhalla storyline and/or the present day)
Basim didn't loose himself, quite the opposite, he found out who he truly was and embraced It, he accepted that he was Loki
i don't know about Valhalla's lore, but to me, ending of this game isn't about some conspiaracy theories in games world. Maybe it is clear message - embrace your pain, dont runaway from it. Well, maybe it's me who seeing this meaning, as some time ago i manifested it to myself) I've learned, that actually pain (not phisycal one) is not our enemy, it is our best friend. Everything great in me was "taught by pain", it made me stronger and smarter. So, now, i try to live with embracing everything that happens in my life.
Given that he never says his name, i felt that the game "assumes" you've played Valhalla and that was a letdown. I really would have liked them to delve deeper into the Loki persona as the Djinn, the djinn could have had conversations with Basim etc instead of just lerking in the shadows. The Djinn could still have been presented as horrifying for Basim but they could have given us more information through out the game.
I also felt that the masked Order members were unmasked and they were just some random guys we haven't met at all prior to that point. It would definatly have been better if atleast ONE of them had been someone Basim met during the game and had some encounters with? Hell, even someone who, prior to their reveal as a member, had some ideological disputes with Basim.
Not to mention the lack of what used to be the other half of the game (the present), i mean we have Basim as the main character now, why not give us anything more of him in the present after Valhalla? They could have made us play as William Miles and have some scenes with Basim in the present, making vauge comments regarding Nehal etc (SPOILERS: also making her a Tyler Durden manifestation of Loki was a brilliant nod to Loki being genderfluid in the norse mythology :P).
Anyways, overall i liked the game. These smaller, more character driven stories are nice and fun. I do like the Origins/odyssey/Valhalla era but i also loved the older games more character driven story arch.
it’s a $40 game that the original idea for was going to be a DLC for valhalla. mirage is the same kind of game as rouge, just telling you what happened prior.
Well. Nehal is likely a split personality of Loki’s containing his memories and all the torment, pushed aside from the infants mind as it would not of been able to comprehend it… her appearing is something known as the tulpa phenomenon… the empty man movie is a good example, while similar it has heavy differences. Basim was always Loki, just with amnesia more or less. And before you say he doesn’t use Loki anymore, names don’t really matter all that much, to some I get it, they do. Yet that’s people placing their whole persona to that name. As to the eagle’s disagreement…. That is a thing, it’s a very sad thing when a pet can’t recognize their owner.. but it is a thing.
Now as for the cage, he was never really contained in their, as with Eivor and the others, they used the machine to transition beyond whatever chains that held them to the plan so they could be resurrect. Let’s see what comes next.
Also a clever nod to the fact that Loki is genderfluid in the mythology :P
@@Mukation And Isu/human would not be the first time Loki was species-fluid either.
Tough final boss, a lady in her 60s
What a way to end an arc for such a complex character that's good writing well done Ubisoft.
I don't think it's the end
@@m.r4841 if they plan to continue Basim’s story I can’t see us getting that game anytime soon with AC red and Hexe next to release. Unless it ties with the modern day story somehow
@@chickenadam It will most likely tie in with Red.
@@m.r4841 I hope so, I find Basim’s story really interesting especially he’s now in the modern day, also hope Ubisoft don’t make us wait too long 😂
@@chickenadam Exactly
I was literally mind boggled in the ending part, i had no idea what it was on about?
Did anyone else notice that basim’s voice gets deeper as you played through the game
Is this a new game? Looks like it was made the same time Origins came out
So basim is no more it's Loki and his voice and attitude confirms it
That's you saying. They don't even mention Loki here.
@@supergirlvideoclips894Nehal is Loki.
I just want to know what’s gonna happen to basim in the present, does he still have Loki’s intentions or not.
It’s like Ubisoft just wants to keep you waiting for another one.
But idk if I want to wait anymore.
This is getting ridiculous. Basim and loki are one being, not two. Basim simply remembers who he actually is now. Honestly you people would consider someone with memory loss as a new individual!? It's just a mad house in this community these days.
@@chrismoore5333 all that doesn’t matter to me, I just need to know his intentions moving forward.
Poor Enkidu, he didn't recognize him as Basim anymore and lost a friend.
They should have did more With the flashbacks Instead of making it all secret and cryptic The only thing that would have been awesome in this game is if they would it took us back to Adam and eve And then with the North gods And that you can play as themTo see what the first civilization looked like Instead of them just tell stories And correct the messages like in the first assassin creed And I think in the second assassin creed game
Ironic. How he could free himself but not the devs.
It couldn't hurt you people to add more story content to this Game!!!!!!!!
Man I hated this ending😭 i didn’t agree with basins choice at the end and accept loki he was such a good character and this was an amazing game btw but still hate this end
The ending is amazing
The ending is ugly, yes, but there's no denying that Basim is the reincarnation of the Isu Loki and he cannot escape his jinni nightmares (Loki's suppressed memories of himself being tortured) without fully embracing Loki's memories. Eivor's situation is different. Though Eivor is the reincarnation of the Isu Odin, Eivor doesn't suffer from any nightmares until Eivor and Sigurd reached that point where Odin forces Eivor to stay in Valhalla (which could mean he wants Eivor to have his memories), but Eivor refused because she/he (Depending which gender of Eivor you choose) know what kind of god Odin is, and realizing Valhalla was just a simulation made by the Isu, and refused to be his pawn, and Eivor chose her friends and family instead
@@shoutamagatsuchi3076 I still think it’s stupid that Valhalla had Norse mythology elements and this character is a reincarnation they should’ve js kept it as a normal game instead of it being tied to that trash rpg game Valhalla
this probably would have went better for basim if roshan wasn't so stuck up about him learning more about himself since he felt more lost as time went on
anyone else notice it kinda looks like Nehal glitches as they approch the door? i might be just seeing shit, but if i'm not its a nice nod to the truth
I am sorry for Enkidu. Will he be left alone after this?
what the hell even is assassin’s creed anymore? Really it feels like over the years they focused on trying to be every other game that wasn’t assassin’s creed and now we’re stuck with this: an AC universe that feels like a mixmash of other ideas from other games. we lost our way the moment they killed Desmond, the main character is gone But the world he lived in is still playing out his story. shambling about like a headless corpse. Things will get more and more convoluted as they try to reinvent and reinvigorate the series.
Is it just me or Basim's face really looks different from how he looks in Valhalla? As in the structure of his face...
Maybe perhaps of the kohl he putted 😅
Well he is younger. Faces change with age.
This is young Basim (His age is 17 here, which is ridiculous cus' he looks like a man in his mid 20s. His age is 33 in Valhalla, but he looks like a man in his mid or late 40s or something)
@@shoutamagatsuchi3076well in irl some old people look young and some young people look old
Im confused what kind of ending it is? Too much questions?
i cant rember right but wasent basim a caracter in ac1? and roshnda is related to altair? they both have same family name l'ahad
Sometimes I dream about cheese.
he jumped so high to just tap her with his palm cracked me up so hard.
Ain’t nothing but full metal alchemist brother god lives inside
But did he learn that he is just a pawn in a great game manipulated by thirsty gods who torment him, assasins and Templars for their laughter?
I was trying to figure out way did Basim turn on the brotherhood in AC Valhalla .Still idk and this is the shortest AC ever.
Just like back on Siwa they have secret vault
Me I'm still wondering what the hell happened to Adam and eve We need a assassin creed game that explains all of it in one game from the people that came to this Earth Adam and eve what happened to Adam and eve I think we know what happened to the first civilization and it's crazy that they didn't build other Civilizations On the ground Like whether other so-called named got like Zeus and Hercules
All of that story building with Subject 16 just to get...nothing smh
From what i remember from Valhalla there other gods/ isu that also did the transfer, are we going to see other characters have their own mental breakdowns
We already did with Sigurd and Halfdan.
@@m.r4841 weren’t there a few “gods” who put themselves in the reincarnation system
too many players end this like me
Honestly, it's a really well written ending.
So Basim is Loki now what Next then ❓❤️🔥
Play Valhalla
i didn`t understand anything... who of them is "loki" and when/where did he win over basim`s mind?
nehal is literally Loki but shapeshifted to be a trusted friend to basim so it would be easy to take over basim vessel (human body). He was manipulating basim from the start. And if you played Valhalla and Ragnarok dlc you should know that Loki is known as a trickster an has a shapeshifting ability. Thats why when he showed basim what happened to him it was Odin that imprisoned him. That’s why he was there in the isu chamber in the first place.
It’s quite sad if you really know what really happened
@@rjbruh1614Wrong, get an education
@@rjbruh1614why is it sad to get your memories back ?
@@rjbruh1614 Loki is known as a trickster god long before we have computers. So please don't use Assassin Creed as if it were the original source.
Masting with a person can change the person!
Oh its the old lady who smokes 80 sigs a day 😂
Remember when AC was about saving the world from annihilation and Desmond was the only one who could stop it. This story is all over the place. More questions now than ever before.
The story is great
rohan is related to the first character from the first game
No , ibn la ahad means the son of no one , it just means that her parents are dead lol
She is a Descendant of Altair
Until proof is shown on screen, then she just has a similar name
People that aren't related can share a name
@@BlaggRose0279do you know the difference between ancestor and descendant?
@@BlaggRose0279 bro Altair wasn’t even born the time roshan was alive lmao
All roads lead to Juno
His voice changes to.
Confusing ending. And the worst part of this game is dind't show us nothing about Basim intentions at Modern Day Storyline... I think who ended the Vahalla at least expected something about that Storyline... Shame Ubisoft... 😢
I’m pretty Ubisoft aren’t done with Basim’s story considering he is a modern protagonist now they are kind doing the same thing they did with Ezio like how they gave Ezio a trilogy they are going to give Basim his own although it isn’t confirmed but Ubisoft did hint that they do in fact have ideas of how to extend Basim’s story
@@nemesis387 Sure thing, they definitely haven't stopped here. Because I believe Ubisoft should also start considering and making it a reality to step out of their comfort zone and give us players more, especially regarding the storyline of the game in the "Present." Basically, Mirage feels like a continuation of Valhalla, and after that ending, there really should be an explanation for it!
At the moment, Ubisoft also isn't having the best reputation in terms of good games and good story developments, especially since they fired the creator of the Saga, Patrice Desilets; it's never been the same since.
Let's wait and see what happens next...
If just by saying Loke has had many names and many faces, and hint at it, showing Loke from Valhalla, it'd link better to that game.
Oh fuck me!!!!! That's Shohreh Aghdashloo. The actress who played Avasarala on The Expanse
Basim must be anti hero who ends abstergo or juno ...I think
Some explain, i finished the game but i didnt get what he discovered
I'm thinking the Original writing team is not working since AC 3 and that is the reason the new team cannot connect anything into the "real" story. I am not saying is bad wirting, but feels off. To please people complains "we don't want to play in the present, we want always be in the animus", is what we are getting on.
the modern day stopped being good after ac1.
ac1 was the only one that did it right, it had mystery, it was woven into the story perfectly, and it had you questioning what was going on and why they needed desmond.
ac2 onwards, it was just thrown in there cause "oh well ac1 had that, so we have to do it too." nolan north said the og plan was to have desmond become the best assassin of all time with him learning abilities with each game. that would have been so cool and would have gave the modern day story a purpose, but they just dropped that with ac2 and he was just a normal basic assassin after that and did the cliche "save the world stuff."
plus with ac2 onwards, the modern day just gets in the way of the good story which is the stuff in the past, like ac3 for example, when haytham is revealed to be a templar, instead of having the scene cut to black and let you process it, desmond just says "wAiT, WhAt?!!!!!!!!!" and it cuts back to the modern day story which just ruins the moement, same with black flag, it cuts to the modern day like all the time.
they may as well remove it now cause all modern day is good for is getting in the way. ac mirage and freedom cry did modern day best cause in mirage it is only in a 30 second cutscene at the start and freedom cry has 0 modern day.
i do not hate the concept of modern day, and in the case of ac1 i did like it, but after ac1 it's just a annoyance than a good story.
Still think Valhalla was better hope we get to see Odin and loki In future games
What happend after AC 4 ?
Yield?! You rammed a kriffing knife in her chest! How is she not instantly dead!?
Shoulder, impact blunted by armor.
I was trippin i thought i saw kratos on the picture
DAMMIT WHY DID HE DO IT
WHY DID HE ACCEPT
I stopped playing since Brotherhood.
What happened to the whole plot line with the alien gods like Juno>?
they abandoned that and wrapped it up in a side comic called uprising
They are not god, there are ISU
what a copout of an ending.
If you look close you can see the Loki figure and the "Basim" figure on the ground in wearing the Valhalla ISU outfits. I wanted more from this game, and more direct connections but hey.
That's what happened to him
Wheres johnny at?😢
6:06 what kind of isu machine is this?
I’m assuming it’s like a prison pod Probably for torture
I’m confused as to who the two isu are?
@@xehanorterra1122 one is loki and other one who is dominating loki with a sword is either Odin or Heimdal,
This is the event when loki was jailed by Odin...
This event personifies as Djinni and haunts Basim..
Now Basim accepted his past and now it is his Beginning he will realize more about himzelf..and then he will completely start to think himself as someone who is deprived of his children by someone whom he trusted so much...and this will end in the ending of valhalla..
@@xehanorterra1122 i used to think Nehal as Angerboda but i am wrong it is nothing but the trickster side of Loki...
When Basim wakes up from deep sleep he says Mad one is gone only we remain..
Here We must be Basim and Nehal..
@@zaktanazaki8785aaaaaaah kk. It probably Odin
Fuck me Roshan was Altair’s ancestor?
No
@@m.r4841how come, Roshan had the same fam name "bint la Ahad"
@@dennyfw”bint” means daughter of
“La” means no one
“Ahad” means one.
So “bint la-ahad” means daughter of no one
@@dennyfwbruh you do know people in irl and in games can have the same last names but not be related at all that’s like saying everyone with the last name Lincoln is a ancestor or descendant of old Abraham
@@shaheer1172 its funny, because i have thought if I was an Orphan in arabic life, then there would be no "bint..." in my last name suggesting i came as Orphan, or abandoned child, but thx for reply
Blood is the key... then lilith bursts out of the door... opps wrong game
I played Valhalla, I still don't know what's going on anymore? lool
So, Basim built Masyaf and Roshan is Altair's ancestor?
What? No
The “ibn La Ahad” title doesn’t mean they’re related. “Ibn La” is actually a misconstrued version of the Arabic surname “Bin”.
For example, 0$sama Bin L4d€n is named that because his grandfather is named Laden. If Altair’s father never passed away, Altair would be “Altair Bin Umar”. Roshan is referred to as “Bint La Ahad”, and Bint is simply used for females.
Ibn just means son of... and since Altair was an Orphan he is son of no one (ibn la ahad). Roshan was probably orphan or rejected her parents. They are not related.
Hold up roshan was altairs child or parent?
explain to me why the older games had smoother animations and facial expressions then a game made in fucking 2024.
Q es lo q quieren aitha, juno, loky y aletheia?
Never played this game only just bought Valhalla a week ago and im about 40 hours into it and I'm really liking it and as for the other games I've only ever played Black Flag and odyssey both which I really like but based off of this video and based off of Odyssey / Valhalla I have to ask what's up with all the girl bosses in time periods which I'm pretty sure didn't have so many girl bosses is this just a studio thing? Lol
He is loki
SORRY, SORRY I haven't played the game yet but "Roshan bint-LA' AHAD"?! IS SHE RELATED TO ALTAIR?
Not the same name, Altair is Ibn-La'Ahad; meaning the son of no one
Honestly, while the gameplay was fun, this game should have stayed a DLC rather than a standalone game, but that'sthe easy money grabbingfor you. I did find it a bit hard to empathize with basim in this game with knowing his shenanigans in valhalla.
The quality droped a lot :/
The comments section always the best! I even played AC Valhalla and couldn’t make sense of what the effff was this game, until I read Loki. And the cogs start to work. However, I still think: what was the point of this game??? I mean I enjoy it, the graphics are amazing, wished for a more open world experience. But otherwise is simply just a filler
Is Roshan related to Altair cuse she has his last name of La Ahad
Ibn la ahad just means son of nobody. Is not a surname
They couldn't be bothered to add facial animations, could they.
Honestly Valhalla had more character development for Basim than mirage did. There really wasn’t any point storywise for mirage as Basim inevitably became Loki so his story became irrelevant unlike Eivor’s (for example) who rejected Odin. Mirage would have been better if the main character was Hytam, and he experienced Basim’s transformation into Loki.
Meh, I disagree.
They made a book for that (the golden city)
Same @@transcendentsacredcourage
The animation for your main character doesn't match what they're saying
I wonder.. if Odin managed to take birth in Europe, how the hell Loki was born so far away in Middle East XD