it's a lot lot of money mate this is a 3 mints of this cgi cinematique this my friend cost a lot a lot a lot of money well obviously this is ubisoft they invest on marketing they can bring anyone into their games which is amazing
Getting good vibes from this one. In interviews they’ve said their main inspirations have been AC1, Ezio trilogy and Unity, and that the parkour will be a more advanced version of Unity’s.
God, I hope I'll still be given full control of my movements if I want it. Please, Ubisoft, just let me have my crazy parkour shenanigans and accidentally flinging myself off the roof cuz I was being stupid! I don't want you to hold my hand!
The reason it was a heated blade is so that it would cauterise the wound instantly basically burning the blood instantly to keep the wound closed so he doesn’t lose too much blood.
Not so early...let them finish games with their creative content. Probably toward 2030's should they start making films. The reason I say this is cause they have failed in making films, only Lineage (the short film of Giovanni Auditore, as the prequel to the AC2 game) is the only successful film they did. They aren't know for films, don't do it. Games is what ubisoft does best for AC. Let them continue!!! What do you say??
@@aradhyasakpal8083 Dude Ubisoft ain't gonna be making the movies themselves, instead make it just like how CDPR worked together with anime studio Trigger to make an anime version of their game, Ubisoft could work with award-winning directors for a live action version while they provide the lore to work with.
@@feelcollins4358 but we saw Ubisoft knows their Content best. That's what made Lineage perfect. Whereas, 2016 Standalone Movie Assassins Creed was shit even though Fox Created it
@@aradhyasakpal8083 They just need better directors that actually care for the content/lore that's already there in game and expand from there, unfortunately, it was clear they didn't even bother to go to that length. It felt as if no one in the production even played the games, they weren't able to recreate the feeling of gameplay as studio Trigger did with Cyberpunk. What made Assassin's Creed interesting are the historical points and how they impacted the main characters and vice versa yet we didn't see much of that in the movies, etc because the people that worked on the movie didn't understand the franchise, they probably just sat with a consultant and didn't listen and decided to make some pseudo scientific movie and call it a day.
The remix of Ezio's Family at the end nearly had me in tears. I know some people think it's over used and should only have been in the Ezio Trilogy, but I love that it's come to be the theme song of the franchise. I did not enjoy Valhalla, I found it tedious and mentally draining. This on the other hand I cannot wait for. The microtransactions in Origins and Odyssey did not bother me, I don't think i'm going to have a problem with them in Mirage. I have high hopes for this game.
The main setting is Baghdad though I would like to see a few other cities from that period- at the time this is set, the capital of the Abbasid Caliphate was Samarra. I would also love to see Babylon. It is allowing for a return back to more stealth and parkour. So overall I am hoping from something similar to what we saw in I, II and even III. Though I think they have learnt the lesson of lots of content can become too much, i.e. Valhalla. AC aren't done with the RPG though- I think we're going to see a variation of games moving forward. Codename Red is apparently RPG open world however the same will not be said for Codename Hexe.
I agree, we know Alamut will be the main HQ and that sounds amazing but I do kinda hope it's more than just that and Baghdad. Though if it feels like old Assassin's Creed again I'll take just about anything at this point.
the monster looking creature in the end is a djinn its confirmed by the ubisoft devs and also they cut of finger for hidden blade because in ac origins when bayek assassinated the guy in the bathroom or something his finger was on the way so he used the blade to kill the target and his ring finger was cut off
I like the Djinn theory but I believe the figure is also Loki manifesting. We know from Valhalla that Basim descends into madness because he's a sage and his Loki reincarnation side takes over him. It's also known that he sees Isu hallucinations and visions like other sages from youth so Mirage will definitely go deeper into this. Excited that we actually get an assassin protagonist who's also a sage to play as
@@Virtually_Hidden Would be interesting to see him struggle with Loki for control or better yet, to have, like, conversations with him, in his head. His senses would be as such that Loki's presence would amplify them and he'd help him along his quest, because it would serve Loki, on the long run.
i mean it’s already true kinda but only for the next two games, as we all know mirage will be back to the basics of parkour, fighting etc and then codename red is going to be rpg style, I like the way Ubisoft is going about this because it’s the return of the pure ac gameplay and they also continue the other half of the fans who like the rpg side
As someone who's from Baghdad, I'm super excited for a classic AC experience set in Baghdad. I really hope they pull through with this. It would be amazing if it had AC Unity parkour style, surprised none of you mentioned that game its super underrated I feel.
You can tell me what you want, I believe in my theory that John Wick and the Assassins Guild he used to serve are the modern day Assassins in a parallel universe where the templar and the Assassins grew together into one big underground company. That scene in John Wick 3 where he gets cut off his finger is no coincidence. If they should ever confirm this, remember my word: JOHN WICK IS PART OF THE AC UNIVERSE.
AC is gonna be back!!!! It's about family time they redeem and get the respect they had.. imo they have so much potential for newer stories and just gotta figure themselves out
I was late to the Assassin’s Creed party. My favorite game was Odyssey and I love that game so much. Valhalla is awesome. Can’t wait for The Last Chapter DLC coming this year I believe. This cinematic trailer was 🔥. Another game to add to my 2023 list.
Altair is the OG of OGs. I love his design so much and ubisoft does too (All the late game OP weapons were Altair's Armor and Sword). Oh I am so nostalgic now.
Now that it’s out, I’ve honestly enjoyed it. The game was pretty cool, despite the extremely simple combat system. I just think it’s too short. Wish there was more content.
I don’t mean to burst your bubble and honestly I think it’d be really awesome, but I don’t think so. Her and Altaïr’s last name “Ibn La’Ahad” is more like a last name for people who revoked their last name or are orphaned. It means something like “of nothing” or “no one”.
i mean who played valhalla and knows the end this zombie for Basim isnt something where you go wow what is it but wait bruh so he know since then? or he started to realizing when he was young
This trailer looks sick! have played AC in a while but I definitely have to pick it back up sometime soon. Unity is hands down the best game for me. Loved Black Flag as well though.
it's funny how ubisoft still hasn't done an ac cinematic film. I'm still boggled that they're using the same engine for their games and it doesn't look graphically good anyway. there's no excuse no when unreal engine 5 is out there and other games are utilising that
This event is real history and not an Assassin's Creed video game After the fall of the Sasanian Empire (651) A 500-year war began to rule the kingdom of Iran (Persian empire) Hasan-i Sabbāh (Founder of Assassin's Creed) (Persian-Farsi: حسن صباح), The Founder of the Nizari Isma'ili state in Qazvin-Iran, and Capture Alamut Castel (Persian: قلعه الموت) attributed this term to Hashashion ( Assassin's) for the first time.(Born 1050 in Qom Iran - Died 12 June 1124) Rashid al-Din Sinan (born 1132/1135, died 1192), known as Sheikh Al-Jabal (Arabic) or Pirkoh (Persian), was the leader of the Nizari Isma'ilism sect during the Crusades in Syria. In his youth, he went to Alamut Castle in Iran and learned the techniques of devotees (Hashashin). In 1162 (A.D.), he was sent to Syria by Hassan II and built his castle in Masyaf with the help of other devotees (Assassins). He was involved in the crusades. According to historical events such as the events that happened during Salah al-Din Ayyubi's attack on Masyaf and his own manuscripts. In reality, after the Assassin (Ḥaššāšīn) eliminates the target, they would sit on top of the dead body until the guards or backup force came, then they would kill all the guards to send a loud and clear message. In that historical period, the main target was the military or political rulers and commanders who occupied the west of Iran in the power vacuum of the Sasanian kingdom. Aga Khan IV is the last living Commander of this Organization Agha Khan IV, who is known as "Prince Karim Agha Khan" in Iran, now he opened the "Diwan of Ismaili Imamat" in the city of Lisbon, Portugal and has diplomatic representation in 35 countries. According to international affairs experts, Lisbon can now be called the Ismaili Vatican. I must say that the game of assassins Creed is inspired by these historical events with some changes. I wanted to give you a clue To know what is going on in the real world,If you follow the names, you will find interesting stories,I sorry for the length of the text.
AC 3 has always been my favorite. That was that game that got me into AC. I've played Unity and I'm not a fan of it and I've seen gameplay of Odyssey, Origins and Valhalla and I don't like how the gameplay and combat look, so hopefully this game can be good. I need AC 3 combat in this one. AC 3 combat with Unity parkour 👌
Remember how good Valhalla’s trailers were…then we got gameplay. Mirage started as Valhalla DLC. However this will apparently play like Unity, but we will see.
... This won't play like Unity. It'll play like Assassin's Creed I & II. Aka primarily a stealth action game with only the most barest minimum of RPG elements.
It is interesting to know that Assassins, or the correct pronunciation of Hashashins, have existed in history and have Iranian roots. Their roots go back to the time of Hassan Sabah in Alamut Castle in Qazvin province in Iran. And Ubisoft has publicly stolen history from Iran and never announced it anywhere, I hope it will announce the facts in this game.
Iran didn't exist at that time. but yes it's located in modern day iran and it's actually ismali, so it's Shia sect but it goes against the Twelve. The history behind it is amazing and there could be so many games in Different cities around the MENA region for this game. But it's not called stolen history, it's only stolen if they claim that they created it or something, they just got inspired by it and it was mentioned already as far as i remember
@@achrafkhouadja5458 At that time, the name of Iran was Persia. There are different ethnic groups in Iran, all of which are Aryan. The old names of these peoples are Parthians, Persians and Medes. Reza Pahlavi, the name of Persia was changed to Iran, and in my opinion, this event causes more solidarity among the Iranian people, for this reason, Iran is actually the same as Persia, only it has evolved and been perfected. And regarding Assassins, when they make a game out of an issue that exists in Iran's history and make money, and introduce the first Assassins as Arabs, if the name of this is not historical theft, then what is historical theft?
@@user-ne1bt1qy6g i get ur point, but keep in mind the history intersects! My city is where fatimid caliphated started, we used to be shia, now we are sunni, the imam was Iraqi also, My point is even tho assasins were persian, they operated in arab land. And with arabs in general. You get my point? It's like saying islam is arabs history(just because the prophet saw was arab) ! Which is false.
@@achrafkhouadja5458 You are wrong, the assassins did many assassinations and murders in Iran when they appeared in Iran. Hassan Sabah, the leader of this movement, had a lot of grudges with people from the government of Iran at the time, and for this reason, he founded this sect in the beginning so that he could take his revenge on those people, and he succeeded. But when the Hashashins became famous, they went to other countries as well as Arab countries, and I mean that the roots of this game go back to Iran, Ubisoft should not take part of this game to the roots, there are many interesting and historical stories.
@@achrafkhouadja5458 Moreover, this new part of the game is taking place in Baghdad. If we check from the genetic point of view, the people of Iraq and Iraqis are also Iranian. I said that Iran is a common word among all Aryan peoples. For example, Afghanistan has been separated from Iran for 160 years and was one of the provinces of Iran for thousands of years before the separation, and its people know this and accept that their people are Iranian and still speak Persian and celebrate Iranian festivals. take . Before Islam, Iraq belonged to Iran for thousands of years, and Tisphon in the south of Baghdad was one of the capitals of Iran, and because the people of Iraq changed their language after the Arabs attacked Iran and became Arabic, over time, they thought they were Arabs, and it remains like this. Now South Americans who speak Spanish, let's say they are Spanish
OH nahh i hope they dont lean towards the horizon route that game became boring real quick they just need to make this one feels like the first 3 ac games
