@@mattbettcher7439 The Spaniard who is also Altair Stealth and Access the Animus are also great AC youtubers. Them, Hidden One and Master Assassin are the four current pillars of AC YT imo
Every assassin's creed game has beutiful locations, even if you dont like ac oddessey or Valhalla or really any ac game for that matter you gotta admit that they all have beutiful locations.
Man I wished Odyssey didn't have this annoying grinding and loot issue, all the fighting exploits and constant mercenaries..I loved its visuals but the gameplay..puhh couldn't finish it unfortunately.
@@Sandkasten36 Didn't play odissey but I've played valhalla and has endless grinding as well. From origins afterwards that's what assassin's have turned into unfortunately.
Syndicate has lots of cool locations: -Big Ben Clock Tower is always great to see especially with lighting up at night and it has a high leap of faith -The Thames River is always busy with all the steam boats and workers -The Tower of London is full of guards and has a mysterious vibe to it -Kenway Manor with its references to Black Flag and its secret passage
@@ccgal15888 I just saw London on a trip this year. It was cool seeing the clock tower and the whole city from the Shard Tower at night and interesting to see the changing of the guard. Not to mention it's impressive how well people drive despite the busy streets. Unfortunately, never got to see the Tower of London.
This could be me, but I feel Havana deserved a spot as the most beautiful city in Black Flag. Maybe it's because I live in a place with similar architecture, but the tropical vibes and vibrant colors are just immaculate. Amazing video btw!!
I have a screenshot from AC Valhalla where the sky is pink and Eivor overlooking a mountain for 3 years as my desktop. Thats how beautiful I find Norway, its a shame it was so short
I like the duat more and it is more memorable for me. Spent an evening completing all locations there while having a Lil beer and it was just sooo chill
Absolutely astounding vid mate. However I almost died when you pronounced The Palace of Versailles; instead of (VA-SAIL-EE) try (VER-SIGH)! Keep up the amazing work, love having RU-vidrs create AC content still!
This is by far the most underrated channel on RU-vid. Also Athens is truly stunning. There can be a little to many tourists sometimes but if you go to the right places, it’s truly incredible (I’ve been there)
I appreciate you included settings from the modern day in this video. Abstergo Industries and Monteriggioni look great. It was especially cool seeing an aquarium around the elevator.
When playing AC Valhalla and I’m in the Wrath of the Druids dlc, I always pay a visit to The Giants Causeway. Was lucky enough to visit it in real life earlier this year and it’s like walking on a different planet.
Absolutely do a part 2. This is exactly the type of AC content I look for!! Could do AC Odyssey and Valhalla as two separate videos with the amount of breathtaking locations in each game…
The Pyramids are such a good location because of how far you can see them. My Xbox Home Screen is a screenshot I took from on top of the Alexandria light house.
I think the Sant-Chapelle in Unity is probably my favorite in the whole series, maybe tied with Great Inagua in BF but the stained glass of the cathedral just stuns me personally
I really enjoyed the locations from the DLCs of both Origins and Odyssey. Just love the theme of the afterworld, or, in the case of Odyssey, even "hell". Would love a part 2!
Amiens from the siege of Paris dlc was probably the most beautiful city I’ve ever seen in a videogame. And Ireland was stunning in wrath of the druids. I think these 2 places deserved a spot in the list
For me, my top 5 has to be: Atlantis, Parthenon Athens, Valley of the Kings, Alexandria and the Big Ben. I am a huge history buff and even though the storyline of the newer games aren't that great, I just love to explore and see what the past world could've actually looked like.
My favorite location ever has to be Florence. When i went there in real life i felt like it had not changed one single bit. You're not even allowed to drive a car on the historical walled area (there is no space for it). It's to me not only the perfect setting, but the perfect real life city as you can do everything by walking. The density in the game maches the density in real life. It (at least the walled part that is in the game) is a place i would love to live in. You have everything a modern city has, in a ctiy that managed to keep everything medieval to this day. Highly recommend the visit.
Man thank you on the Norway part of the video. Can’t explain how hyped I was on Valhalla, me being a Norwegian (from Stavanger in Rogaland / Rygjafylke as well!) only to find out that that sequence only lasted a few hours into the game. I mean England was cool and historically a lot of events took place there, but it would be so cool to see more of Norway. Like the battle of Harfsfjord (10 minutes from where I live/grew up) was the battle where King Harald Fairhair gathered Norway under one rule. That happened in 872, same year as the start of Valhalla. Man Ubisoft missed out on so much potential.
19:41 this is so true i still remember back when i was younger and i went out of the villa and explored montergioni in the modern day, it really made me view the city in a new way and it was so cool seeing those big far away city lights on the rooftop of the villa
I have played ac valhalla the longest, probably more than 500 hours and even though it was so long, nothing compares to the beautiful settings of norway and england, exploring these places as if i lived in that time period!
yeah. Lots of amazing locations in the series. I would be up for a part 2. A few of my favorites that didn't make your list are The Fields of Elysium and Atlantis from the AC Odyssey DLC. Both are breathtaking. The Round City is also very beautiful, imo the best thing about Mirage.
I think this is the one thing about every single game made by Ubisoft and very well optimised and can run on most of the hardware nowadays example frontiers of Pandora
AC Rogue gave me a tremendous love of the northeastern part of North America and the Arctic. I think the river valley is more beautiful than the frontier from AC3 and the North Atlantic has some gorgeous sights
There's one thing we can all agree on about the assassin's creed series is the maps are simoly just beautiful. Even the first games maps hold up to that.
Every AC is great when it comes to setting. I love all the ones i played. Currently about to start Origins. But from videos i know its breathtaking. But OMG i just loved being in Victorian London so much. I just walked around.
palace of Minos in Odyssey, Londinium in Valhalla, the big aqueduct in Valhalla next to the wall of Hadrian, Notre Dame cathedral in Unity, Newfoundland in Valhalla
Great video ! The view from the office of Abstergo in Black Flag is the skyline of Montréal. And from the angle it seems that Abstergo's office are in the tower of the Olympic Stadium. Being from there, it's a really nice touch !
Nefetitis realm looks like heaven. The moment you come out of the water and see the realm for the first time makes you feel like you have entered heaven. Also Tutankhamen's realm is beautiful too
Love this game series a lot.. and it is the closest thing to enable one to visit historical places at their peak timeline. Sadly the new ac shadows missed the opportunity to feature a male Japanese protagonist
The Frontier is definitely the place that Ubisoft put the most effort over all the other locations of all games, obviously people can talk about the realism of London and Paris, but the frontier doesn’t have so much reference for a game than a city, is WILD how a forrest feels so dense, live and real in an old game, it’s not boring or even repetitive, it’s like playing Red Dead by Ubisoft, they make such a great job bringing it to life. Kinda sad that maybe we never we see that much effort from Ubisoft in something like that again, was definitely peak
I agree with you about Norway. The landscape is absolutely beautiful. I feel like Valhalla could have taken place entirely in Norway with a completely different story
Seeing both Monteriggioni and the Colosseum in the modern day has a nice contrast to their presentation in Ezio’s time because it’s the modern coming into the period features rather than copying and pasting the maps minus the period dressed NPCs. The Villa Auditore has fallen into a degree of disrepair limiting how much you can visit, Desmond probably feeling tis as much as the player from his own experience there in Ezio’s memories from II.
