@@TheHiddenOne426 he’s actually the first character I’ve connected to emotionally. Cause like he lost a family member, I’d lost a family member very close to when I got origins
Bayek and Aya deserves a sequel if not a trilogy!!! There is no reason why Ubisoft should have moved on from them! Bayek is the best protagonist since Ezio...
To be honest your right. There’s so much that could’ve been added, and Ubisoft either needs to update the game (which they can’t because that’s ruining the preset campaign) or make a sequel (but that would mean they would need to make ones for all the popular assassin creed games, if not all of them.)
and if location variety was an issue...well Aya literally already goes to Rome, and we know the eventual scale the Brotherhood reaches...they could've taken Bayek pretty much anywhere in the Mediterranean area.
We work in the dark to serve the light we are…. Assassin’s!!!! We sharpen our blades and pull out what left of hope from this foul earth. For nothing is true everything is Permitted.
The moment when this song popped up, the moment of realisation that u finished the game, the happines and sadness that comes with it, makes this an absolute banger moment. ( for those who don't know, it is also used at the end of the 'Curse Of The Pharaohs' DLC, again here, amazing vibes)
In Assasins Creed Valhalla narration Reda : - Long time ago in a desert Oasis, There lived a Guardian of a temple, A proud man, kingly in nature but not in fact.
Not ashamed to say that I actually really like this game, even alongside older entries. Gameplay changes are noticeable, but a breath of fresh air, especially when you remember that everyone was tired of the AC formula after Syndicate. Yes, it's more combat than stealth, but that's the nature of the shift, and you can still sneak your way through many enemy filled areas in Origins. Enemies are not the damage sponges they were in Odyssey or Valhalla, and I can one hit Hidden Blade most enemies if I keep pace with their level. Not too many sidequests, not too long of a story, and a great one at that. If you don't like the parkour, I actually understand though. Not gonna argue on that. Everyone loves Bayek and Aya, and it's sad the reasons behind Aya not being the protagonist, but the two of them together is a great compromise, because of how much chemistry they have and the tragedy of their connection. Their scene at the beach with this song in the background brings me to tears. All in all, great setting, solid gameplay (with some room for improvement, but definitely the best of the RPG era), amazing characters, good story, pretty compelling sidequests and some awesome bosses thrown in. Stands shoulder to shoulder with the Ezio games, though I would still put 2 and Brotherhood slightly above this one.
My favorite assassin's bayek and ezio Where other men blindly follow the truth remember nothing is true Where other men are limited by morality and law remember everything is permitted We work in the dark to serve the light we are assassin's 😎✌️✌️❤️
Bayek Bayek dersin, başımın etini yersin, Bayek sen ne iyi birisin, kleopatrayı seversin, Her oyunda şekilsin tüm skilsleri açarsın, Nefertitiye bakar kalelerden kaçarsın, Tertemiz bir kalbin var kalkanlarda kafam kadar, Gözlerin radar gibi kocaman kartalın var, Görevleri yaparsın halkın derdine çare olan bir civansın, Ey Bayek sen ne iyi bir kaptansın, sen tam bir kahramansın.
and you see people playing (fortnite, sims , animal crossing ... ) most embarrassing and childish games for a grown man i've ever seen, no charisma no lore no meaning to it , i remember being 7 the first game was starfox ON GAME CUBE , what a game , a lot of puzzles , lot of story and thinking , AND AC is one of them
ac at its peak Origins absolutely amazing and balanced ac game ever ...after this odessey n valhalla really? these shits r ac game ubisoft wtf man........
@@Fousrodas Well it is, and it also is. It’s bad due to the amount of side missions you have to do, and unless you like spending months to do random side missions that have barely any correlation to the main story, nobody wants that. Origins however, provides one of the best gameplay features. Sure you need to do a few side missions here and there, but only a reasonable amount, and the story keeps you going, so you don’t get bored.