Assassin's Creed, History of Loki/Basim 

That comic end was a piss take. Like i would have even accepted a live action movie attempt over a damn comic

oh, I remember... the comic showed that Juno was revived in a "clone body" created by altering the Isu DNA sample extracted from a Sage (who just so happens to be Elijiah the son of Desmond Miles) Elijiah later turned on Juno by helping the Assassin Charlotte dela Cruz use the power of the Koh Il Nor diamond to confuse Juno long enough for Charlotte to kill her, thus, stopping Juno's world domination plan Elijiah later escaped with the Koh Il Nor and his fate is left unknown, Charlotte presumably died when Otso Berg decided to blow up the base without waiting for her to get out

apparently, while the Greek-Roman Isu clan decided to upload their consciousness into artifacts that can interact with modern technology, the Aesir Isu clan decided to preserve their genes by going through "reincarnation" if you know the lore surrounding reincarnation, you'll know that people lose memories of past life after being reborn, but Loki seems to be the exception as he found a way to keep and regain his past life memories

I like that second idea and it would tie into the interactions with Loki and Odin, that Odin would take some pity on Loki/Adam and the human rebellion from slavery but he doesn’t see them as equal to Isu like himself. This would also give explanation to the Norse names for Adam and Eve; Loki and his wife Angrboða. As both names basically mean “the bringer of woe/chaos/the end times” and this would probably be how most of the Norse Isu saw Adam and Eve even if they respected their leaders choice to give one of them a safe haven “sure they can stay as you swore an oath but this will bite us in the ass eventually.” PS this would also give rise to the myths surrounding their children Fenrir, Jörmungandr, and Hel. As they are the children of the Human/Isu hybrids that started the rebellion they will be viewed as the beginning of the end times for the Isu.

isnt a smaller scale a breathe of fresh air? every valhalla complaint i cant not hear about, is its long padded story.

@@monmonkey7029 maybe for some, I enjoy a game I can sink loads of time into and still have stuff I haven't seen

to be honest its because this was meant to be small. it was after all just the zuri rebellion. i mean it was big for the time but it was just a relatively successful slave rebellion nothing much else. in comparison to the other assassins creed games which take place in BIG and bombastic events this was quite small and miner. if anything if we get another mirage his next 1-2 games are big games as those should that takes place during the brothers rebellion (i forgot the actual name of the thing but remembered its nickname for some reason) which last if i remember correctly about 20 years. that was a huge conflict that riped apart the middle east and is comparable to the yellow and even in some ways taipai rebelions of china. aka millions of people died and everything was on fire. this game was pure origin and an introduction to the true basim even if they were split. if you want the hardcore historical event game give him like 5 years and hes going to end up stuck in the middle of the brothers rebelion.

rpg for origins was good ... but odyssey and valhalla... NO...atleast those were good for graphics and sceneries

Took me about 20 hours to complete the story, so excluding post game content. Is that not about the average playtime for a videogame? Or close to it. I feel like the bloated RPGs make Mirage look smaller than it is.. it’s fine enough in terms of length

After Mirage it seems that he is Basim with the Memories of Loki. As I see it, not quite a Sage, more like a Fusion of the two.

The takeaway I got from Mirage is that he is Loki and always had been Loki. At the end of Mirage, the Isu machine he interacts with is empty which makes me believe that he was originally placed within the machine as Loki, spent centuries going crazy being preserved in the machine, and was later discovered by the Hidden Ones at Alamut which is why Roshan and Rayhan know about his secret. It is also revealed to us that Basim’s perception of his reality was constantly being distorted by his repressed Isu counterpart and the physical and emotional trauma caused by living in a box for hundreds if not thousands of years. So in my mind, Basim was an identity fabricated by a post-traumatized Loki as a means to better rationalize himself within a world that was all too foreign to Loki who had been born in a highly advanced civilization now completely destroyed and only rumored about in mythology.

@@ihaveouid3518 Yeah, thats the right track for sure. It seams that the "Combination" of Basim and Nehal unlocked his "past". That is why his Eagle also refuses to Work with him, because he senses the difference.

God of war has more heart and "family". Almost feels its what AC knew it was missing and took a massive u-turn

No, it's not. God of War butchered the Norse mythology far worse than AC did. lmao Atreus/Loki doesn't even act like God of Mischief. He's a pantsy. Thor was a joke. Odin was weak.

@zeroskaterz92 holy shit do you think either of these games r trying to stay 100% loyal to Norse myth? Jesus get a grip. You have no idea what ur saying I'm actually inclined to believe you actually never played the game

You actually shouldn't compare the two. It's very different, AC incorporates their Isu lore into real world events and pantheon. The stories are very different from each other, they're not even the same genre.

@The7Path no I Def should compare the games. Just cause ubisoft sucks doesn't mean I cant