SpartaKurt not only that everyone though he was going to be another Connor before the game out but bayek character in 1 game ended being my second best assassin if he was to have another game he would be number 1
I love how much anger in portrayed in Bayek, the voice actor does a hell of a job. And even Flavius who kinda appeared out of nowhere the last time I played it, I liked because of his voice actor, really giving off how stubbornly without regrets he is and how he thinks that Bayek fucked up, he considers the death of Bayek’s son just another step in his rise to power.
This game was amazing in literally every way... it really was a true Assassins Creed game to the core, takes me back to the days I first played AC 1 and 2
@@cliff1634 Indeed and somehow it's baffling they like Unity now when they forget how abysmal Arno was as a character same with Kassandra. And hell, even MORDECAI didn't simp that much to Margaret or CJ compared to what Arno did for Elise
Alas, the hard part was gaining access there, you would first have to face a weighing trial, where Anubis would extract your heart and place it on a scale alongside a feather from Ma'at, your heart's weight was determined from the deeds you committed during your life, the fouler your deeds, the heavier the heart, if your heart's weight was balanced with the feather's weight, you would pass the trial, if not, your heart would be fed to the Ammit, and you would cease to exist. After passing the trial(hopefully), you'd have to gain final approval for entry to the field, from Osiris, by reciting a phrase to him.
@@memecliparchives2254 What do you mean no story did you even play the game? There were like 5 stories! 😂 Finding kassandra’s family, the Peloponnesian war, hunting down the cult of kosmos, Atlantis, the mythical beasts. Each of those had a story.
10:38 The Scorpion's death is very good. I believe he is the most human person in the order. He doesn't agree with killing child. Besides that, he has good faith in his goal, that the order will make better Egypt. I believe if the order succeed, he will make a better ruler than his fellows. When he died, he doesn't panick and angry. So chilling And last, he said sorry to Bayek, and asking for permission to go from this world
He is definitely the only moderate person in the Order He definitely doesn't seem to instigate things The problem is that he let things happen, and doesn't condone them Plus, he stands by their side It would have been perfect if he had more screen time though Him having as much as Scarab would've been great
The Order of the Ancients and the Knights Templar that succeeded them were never really painted to be some kind of pure evil, the institutions themselves were founded under noble and benevolent ideals. It's just a shame that many of its members are precisely the kind of corrupt and self-serving individuals that such power should ideally be meant to control and restrain in the first place. This guy is at least a moderate, which is the favorable sort, but he still allowed his colleagues to go too far without doing anything to stop them, so in my eyes he's still less respectable than Haytham Kenway and the Black Crosses. When the order functioned the way it was designed it _did_ devote time and effort to purging members who stray for the greater good, though ofc ultimately they will forever disagree with the assassins over what that exactly entails.
I disagree so strongly about your first paragraph. The only human target in my opinion is the Hyena, she had realistic reasons for doing the harm she did for the people she did it for, reasons that were not that different than Bayek's. He might not outright agree with killing children, but that doesn't really mean anything, especially because the people he worked with literally killed children. He said that a good rule always leaves many wanting, this is tyrant talk, that sounds fascistic, and come on, the dude was a pre-cursor to the Templars. In my opinion he is sub-human, it makes it even worse that he's able to separate his work as a ruler from the consequences of it - he directly hurts the people under him and he got what he deserved in the end.
I'm not a big fan of the rpg AC games. But damn this was the last masterpiece this series had, the characters, the voice acting, the cutscenes. Those after assassination conversations are so well done here.
The Kollector i mean there motive for revenge are the same but the way they go about is pretty different 😂 bayek:i’ll free egypt and kill my sons murderers! kratos:fuck everyone im killing that guy.
What I love most of all is how each of these are the very first Assassinations. How they reflect the types of people the Assassins will hunt for generations to come.
i was thinking about why i love this game so much and come back to it and now i noticed : it's clearly more philosophical than recent games, and it carries the same tone as Assassin's creed 1. They're both not meant to be just killing bad guys and parkouring around the city. It's much more nuanced about its characters, their motives and arcs. And the acting makes it so capturing. Wish ac remained like this...
@@colinjustice4452 Nah. The best templars are three people. Haytham, talal and Garnier. All they sought was to save others. One saved the other. They took the very worst in human society and tried to raise them up. They really exemplified the best of their order. Too bad though. All it takes is one despot though to ruin everything.
Bayek is so cool! I love this game! and as a character he written and acted good you really feel for him. I have played all AC games since the very first one, but I haven't truly enjoyed it and cared for protagonist since Altair's and Ezio's story ended. This game renewed my love for the series and Ifell in love it it, especially since I always loved mythology and civilization of Egypt so I might be little biassed, but to me it's one of fave AC games along with the first one and Ezio trilogy.
Flavius’ assassination is when everyone realized Bayek was willing to kill anyone that was said to be his enemy because it was not only his idea of healing his emotional wounds or saving Egypt. But he couldn’t let go of the fact that once he kills Flavius there would be no longer lust for revenge and he would mentally lose his son. It makes me believe that Bayek did indeed go crazy and throughout the game his mind has his son go around as if he’s actually there and he hears his voice. That’s why at the very end we never hear his voice again after he tells his father to jump.
I like that at least Bayek’s story has a good ending. In the pharaoh’s curse dlc, we learn that 1) his son made it to the afterlife, 2) all the members did not, especially the one who killed khemu, and 3) Bayek’s accidental killing of his son was forgiven by Anubis and Amun Ra.
Despite me not being a fan of the RPG Trilogy, that is a fact. After Unity's horrendous release, fans still had a bitter aftertaste when Syndicate launched - leading to it being probably the most ignored AC main entry of them all. It really wasn't doing good at the time.
Yep and it fit. First killing after his son is dead, pure grief and rage. Same with the Iris. Most of them after that were pretty calm and collected, with the exception of the Crocodile because it reminded him of Khemu, and Flavius because it's the person who killed his kid and he doesn't want to lose Khemu.
ummmm shay couldve been in your comment as well as ezio in kis killinga but ok also "what assassin's creed origins failed to understand" ua-cam.com/video/HAtveVYzIi0/v-deo.html
He knew what he was doing but he didn't want to do it, that's why I liked him and hoped he actually made it to field of reeds, I think personally he was the order member who when bayek was captured tried to calm down the situation and said "the boy is frightened" and raised his hand to calm people down
Throughout my first play through of origins I thought aya would become a proto Templar and bayek would become the first assassin. Each dealing with the death of their son in a different way.
Dan Menard yeah. I just thought there would be some parallels there. I mean aya was so focused on “the plan” and bayek slowly drifted away from it. I just think it would’ve been an interesting leaping off point for this new era of ac if it was revealed the Templar’s and assassins essentially come from the same source.
@@bcfb21 Well, if it helps any, it's because of Aya that Assassins weren't just focused on Egypt alone. It was her idea for them to branch out to other areas in the world. Bayek wanted to keep it focused on Egypt, stagnant.
Loved the New Confession scene style! All unique, and tailored to the character portrayed. *POSSIBLE SPOILER ALERT* If you haven't finished the game don't look at this! I honestly think Medunamun was one of the best characters in the whole game, and he was the first target He had a strong early role in the plot through his scenes, and I liked that he was a fellow Egyptian, almost dark side to Bayek in a way. I liked Eudoros' scene even though he had a smaller role, but he didn't go down without a fight and gave Bayek a challenge to his dying breath, great scene! My favorite set of villains was mostly the second one, Scarab's deception was so good, the Hyena's exploration of impressively built First Civ sites was great and her motive and death haunted me deeply. I wanted them to be more directly involved with Bayek's tragedy tho, but anyway. I wanted to love Hetepi but I felt that all the hype during the pre-release time didn't add up to what he turned out to be in the game, lackluster involvement in the plot was wasted. I thought that the Crocodile storyline was great but it would have been more edgy to have Bayek's old friend be the one to kill the little girl. Septimius should have been finished off by Bayek, seemed more plausible than Aya with two knives. I thought Pothinus actually turned out to be a disappointment for me as he barely had a significant role in the plot yet was one of the last targets. The elephant scene was sick tho. I actually relished the fight with Flavius, great setting in the Temple of Mars, with full-on first civ powers, very reminiscent of the amazing end battle of AC 1, difficult and so satisfying to finish him off. All in all, most of them were done well, just think that the other targets like Rudjek and the random guys that Aya killed offscreen should have at least been in one sequence together i f necessary. The Caesar sequence aside from the last battle with Septimius makes me want to have a game at least partially in Rome or at least a DLC. Loved the masked costumes they wore to keep secret, wish they had shared more scenes together plotting in those, and especially dealing more with all the lovely first civ locations that this game was FULL of. Good job overall.
Which old friend are you referring to in this? I saw another reference to an old friends of bayek on another post but can’t remember who it’s referring to
Yeah Kensa, I thought would have been more twisted for her to have been the one to kill shadya on Berenike's orders, they were almost alluding to the shady side work she was doing for her anyway
Imagine a sequel with Bayek, Aya and Kassandra!!! In Rome or Persia or some place in the Ancient world. I would've loved to see more of Aya. Kassandra would've been alive too. Would love to see her interact with future AC characters and influence the Brotherhood from the sides.
It'd be great to see Kassandra or Alexios use the staff as a weapon to kill order members, And before I receive shit about Kassandra being cannon she appeared in one comic ONE, UNO, EINS, when everyone started saying she was canon ubi pretty much nodded heads towards eachother and as a group said "Yup"
Pothinus was the only Ancient with a moral code, the order claims they want peace and stability for humanity and yet they treat it so very cruely, but he was not, he showed remorse to a father who had lost his son, he felt guilty
My first target kill was the Ibis, I wasn't on a mission I was just attempting to steal treasure from the temple and I ran into him outside the treasure room and killed him because he was in the way.
Me too but instead I went in there at night and found him sleeping I did know he was my Target and went to assassinate him and bayek just curb stomp on his neck
There were a couple of members of the order I actually felt bad with killing. Pothinus, for example. He seemed to really want to build something that was actually good despite the methods he used lacking a lot, and that probably included keeping the Romans from setting their sights on Egypt right away (considering they liked to conquer everything within reach). More than anything, though, he regretted Khemu’s death, the role he played in it, and even apologized to Bayek. A mix of antagonists you can understand and those you want to see burn. Overall, I feel like this game is going to be one of Ubisoft’s masterpieces.
All of the other Assassins in the franchise: Nicely brings the targets to the afterlife Bayek: smashes the ibis’s head with an orb, and talks back to the targets
I hope these return in the next game after Odyssey. As much as I liked that game, I hate just straight up killing without any these to appear. I'm fine with the RPG elements and two different protagonist.
It really feels like out of all the different mythologies in Assassin's Creed, the Egyptians were right. Because the Duat seems to be a physical place that Bayek is going too during these.
The other assassination moments were clever dialogue and deep philosophical conversations. The ones in Origin hit you to the earth, it was plain and simple. He was human, and you just snapped him. And now he breaks you. A simple reason as to why he kills
Don't understand why Ubi doesn't give characters sequels anymore. I believe it would sell to a lot of fans on the base of being a Bayek Sequel alone. I'm not even a fan of the RPG Trilogy, but hell I'd definitly be in for it. Also, showing the first decade or so of the hidden ones, early struggles and institutionalization could be interesting.
Unfortunately for Aya Lucius Septimus' name was not lost to oblivion, he's not well regarded but the name will always be forever for his part in Pompey's death.
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Bayek's voice actor is a legend
Yes
Gives me old school KRATOS vibes the way he puts such *rage* in his voice
Yes
Abubakar Salim did a good job best voice actor of bayek of siwa
Abubakar Salim! Wish he was Black Panther!
The first scene honestly gave me goosebumps when I first played it, like whoa bro...
My family made me turn off the blood after that
@@braedyngaming7767 Haha. Lol
@@braedyngaming7767 hahahaha made my day
such a way to set the mood for the game
"what assassin's creed origins failed to understand" ua-cam.com/video/HAtveVYzIi0/v-deo.html
The reason Assassin’s Creed: Origins is so good is because you can feel Bayek’s Rage
SpartaKurt not only that everyone though he was going to be another Connor before the game out but bayek character in 1 game ended being my second best assassin if he was to have another game he would be number 1
Just like God of war
Egyptian kratos
Yes
So true!
These confession scenes were so badass.
@Fibbo0 L
@@ganeshapartners thx for the ratio
@Fibbo0 you're a walking L
"what assassin's creed origins failed to understand" ua-cam.com/video/HAtveVYzIi0/v-deo.html
Bayek *Smashes a guy's head in with the Apple*
Me, the first time I played: "Y-You're using it wrong..."
I agree
I know it has so many other uses but what better to use something indestructible to beat the hell out of someone
The same knife that ended his sons life ended the Heron's
Can someone tell me why he started screaming “I can’t do it” when about to finish Flavius?
The Apple : *Am I jOkE tO yOu"
Bayek was the most emotionally believable and genuine character Ubi has written in any of their games.....#BringBayekBack
Ezio is typing...
@@__skillz No... it’s still Bayek lol
They can't. He was the first.
@@__skillz Ezio is overrated.
@@nyxelite-roman2980 I agree he is a bit overrated but he is was a great character
I love how you can just feel the rage behind every strike, especially the one where he beats the dude with the apple
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I love how much anger in portrayed in Bayek, the voice actor does a hell of a job. And even Flavius who kinda appeared out of nowhere the last time I played it, I liked because of his voice actor, really giving off how stubbornly without regrets he is and how he thinks that Bayek fucked up, he considers the death of Bayek’s son just another step in his rise to power.
what assassin's creed origins failed to understand. ua-cam.com/video/HAtveVYzIi0/v-deo.html
This game was amazing in literally every way... it really was a true Assassins Creed game to the core, takes me back to the days I first played AC 1 and 2
omfg. what assassin's creed origins failed to understand. ua-cam.com/video/HAtveVYzIi0/v-deo.html
my only problem is the missions needing a specific level, doing side missions to get xp so i can play the main story was so irritating
@@blurs5431 tbh I never had that problem. I was always overleved by like 10 lvls
@@blurs5431because Rpg
@@blurs5431 its not a problem if you do the side quest, pllus many of them are really good
The phylakes will hunt you down
Bayek: I just killed them
Bayek's rage it's so good represented in the game, you fell what he feels, it's incredible, best character since ezio
I agree that Bayek is an amazing character but I think you’re forgetting how fucking incredible Edward was.
@@the1ghrol all three of them are great
he is better than ezio. ezio was just a simp
@@xShizuma the real simp was Arno
I’m comparison Ezio was barely a simp
@@cliff1634 Indeed and somehow it's baffling they like Unity now when they forget how abysmal Arno was as a character same with Kassandra.
And hell, even MORDECAI didn't simp that much to Margaret or CJ compared to what Arno did for Elise
" I will be waiting for you in the field of reeds " like an Egyptian version of he gladiator ending
Hawkeyes Dracule Lol
Stephen Reed true though lol
Alas, the hard part was gaining access there, you would first have to face a weighing trial, where Anubis would extract your heart and place it on a scale alongside a feather from Ma'at, your heart's weight was determined from the deeds you committed during your life, the fouler your deeds, the heavier the heart, if your heart's weight was balanced with the feather's weight, you would pass the trial, if not, your heart would be fed to the Ammit, and you would cease to exist.
After passing the trial(hopefully), you'd have to gain final approval for entry to the field, from Osiris, by reciting a phrase to him.
Now this is the Assassin’s Creed I’ve wanted: one where the death scenes are out of a rated R movie
Yeah not this Alexios kassandra bs.
@@mordecaismopstick they were a good story imo
@@morgan0__o There wasn't any story.
@@memecliparchives2254 What do you mean no story did you even play the game? There were like 5 stories! 😂 Finding kassandra’s family, the Peloponnesian war, hunting down the cult of kosmos, Atlantis, the mythical beasts. Each of those had a story.
@@ChurrowhispererMythical beasts?Was that an ac game?Really?
10:38 The Scorpion's death is very good. I believe he is the most human person in the order. He doesn't agree with killing child.
Besides that, he has good faith in his goal, that the order will make better Egypt. I believe if the order succeed, he will make a better ruler than his fellows.
When he died, he doesn't panick and angry. So chilling
And last, he said sorry to Bayek, and asking for permission to go from this world
Hmm. I like that. Never thought of it that way.
"what assassin's creed origins failed to understand" ua-cam.com/video/HAtveVYzIi0/v-deo.html
He is definitely the only moderate person in the Order
He definitely doesn't seem to instigate things
The problem is that he let things happen, and doesn't condone them
Plus, he stands by their side
It would have been perfect if he had more screen time though
Him having as much as Scarab would've been great
The Order of the Ancients and the Knights Templar that succeeded them were never really painted to be some kind of pure evil, the institutions themselves were founded under noble and benevolent ideals. It's just a shame that many of its members are precisely the kind of corrupt and self-serving individuals that such power should ideally be meant to control and restrain in the first place.
This guy is at least a moderate, which is the favorable sort, but he still allowed his colleagues to go too far without doing anything to stop them, so in my eyes he's still less respectable than Haytham Kenway and the Black Crosses. When the order functioned the way it was designed it _did_ devote time and effort to purging members who stray for the greater good, though ofc ultimately they will forever disagree with the assassins over what that exactly entails.
I disagree so strongly about your first paragraph. The only human target in my opinion is the Hyena, she had realistic reasons for doing the harm she did for the people she did it for, reasons that were not that different than Bayek's.
He might not outright agree with killing children, but that doesn't really mean anything, especially because the people he worked with literally killed children. He said that a good rule always leaves many wanting, this is tyrant talk, that sounds fascistic, and come on, the dude was a pre-cursor to the Templars. In my opinion he is sub-human, it makes it even worse that he's able to separate his work as a ruler from the consequences of it - he directly hurts the people under him and he got what he deserved in the end.
I'm not a big fan of the rpg AC games.
But damn this was the last masterpiece this series had, the characters, the voice acting, the cutscenes. Those after assassination conversations are so well done here.
I see he prefers destructive therapy to heal some of his anger issues
Phantom Penance remind you of anyone? ya know?, God stuff?
Kratos, is that you?
The Kollector i mean there motive for revenge are the same but the way they go about is pretty different 😂 bayek:i’ll free egypt and kill my sons murderers! kratos:fuck everyone im killing that guy.
What I love most of all is how each of these are the very first Assassinations. How they reflect the types of people the Assassins will hunt for generations to come.
In my opinion Bayek deserve another game
Yes
Your opnion is a fact
“May the Hidden One walk beside you. The lord of the Duat awaits.
“Son of Apep, The Lord the Duat Awaits.”
i was thinking about why i love this game so much and come back to it and now i noticed : it's clearly more philosophical than recent games, and it carries the same tone as Assassin's creed 1. They're both not meant to be just killing bad guys and parkouring around the city. It's much more nuanced about its characters, their motives and arcs. And the acting makes it so capturing. Wish ac remained like this...
Bayek's voicr actor gave one of the best performances of the entire series.
You can *feel* his rage.
Damn Origins is great!!
GhostHoll60
I agree
Tell that to videogamedunkey
I felt sorry for the Hyena, she just wanted her daughter back by any means
AlphaMunky i almost cried
Same, I was even more hit when she screamed “Please” at the end.
By that logic, you'd also feel for Taharqa, The Scarab. He's basically if Bayek was a member of the Order.
She was my favorite villain in the game and the only one that seemed to be even a little relatable or sympathetic.
@@colinjustice4452 Nah. The best templars are three people. Haytham, talal and Garnier. All they sought was to save others. One saved the other. They took the very worst in human society and tried to raise them up. They really exemplified the best of their order.
Too bad though. All it takes is one despot though to ruin everything.
Bayek is so cool! I love this game! and as a character he written and acted good you really feel for him. I have played all AC games since the very first one, but I haven't truly enjoyed it and cared for protagonist since Altair's and Ezio's story ended. This game renewed my love for the series and Ifell in love it it, especially since I always loved mythology and civilization of Egypt so I might be little biassed, but to me it's one of fave AC games along with the first one and Ezio trilogy.
Flavius’ assassination is when everyone realized Bayek was willing to kill anyone that was said to be his enemy because it was not only his idea of healing his emotional wounds or saving Egypt. But he couldn’t let go of the fact that once he kills Flavius there would be no longer lust for revenge and he would mentally lose his son. It makes me believe that Bayek did indeed go crazy and throughout the game his mind has his son go around as if he’s actually there and he hears his voice. That’s why at the very end we never hear his voice again after he tells his father to jump.
I like that at least Bayek’s story has a good ending. In the pharaoh’s curse dlc, we learn that 1) his son made it to the afterlife, 2) all the members did not, especially the one who killed khemu, and 3) Bayek’s accidental killing of his son was forgiven by Anubis and Amun Ra.
Hands down the the game that saved the franchise
hands down to bayeks voice actor he deserves a comeback
Despite me not being a fan of the RPG Trilogy, that is a fact. After Unity's horrendous release, fans still had a bitter aftertaste when Syndicate launched - leading to it being probably the most ignored AC main entry of them all. It really wasn't doing good at the time.
You forgot to show the entirety of Caesar's death, Hetepi (The Lizard)'s death and the Son Of Ra's death
Cay's World son of ra is cool but not one of main villains
4:00 That is probably the most innovative way to use a PoE lmao XD I agree with this method...very in your face utility lol
"The only thing that waits for you is oblivion.. for your name your order and the rotting corpses or your gabiniani!... apep devour your fetid heart"
AC: Oblivion could be a great name for the one made in Ancient Rome, isn't it? :)
@@jonruiz5885 Elder scrolls that shit boiiiiii
Gawd, that first assassination was a bit brutal
AweShetDima21 this comment goes with your picture a bit lol
It was badass
Yeah, I nearly cried
Yep and it fit. First killing after his son is dead, pure grief and rage. Same with the Iris. Most of them after that were pretty calm and collected, with the exception of the Crocodile because it reminded him of Khemu, and Flavius because it's the person who killed his kid and he doesn't want to lose Khemu.
Pothinus's death was probably my favorite, it was so cinematic and that quote too "There is no glory left in Egypt" so good.
0:47 me during finals
Vera Papp Underrated 😂
i tell it to a thousand times a day to my friends and i also posted this meme to my instagram profile. check it out if u like it: kytiladdy
Vera Papp 12:00 is more accurate
Son of John hopefully not 😂😂😂
accurate AF!!!!
he used most powerful weapon as blunt weapon.
Rage was his weapon
Well the guy he killed also used it as a blunt weapon against a priest
To be fair he didnt know what it was
How would he know how to use it? To him it’s probably just a heavy ball to him.
He wouldn't be able too use it even if wanted too
such a shame Ubisoft wont be using him for a sequel. really disaappoitning
Abdullah Al-Marhuby Odyssey was made by a different studio so who know the next one might have Bayek
blackvial true
I’m thinking maybe the next one after Odyssey should take place during the Armenian Holocaust.
@@robertsimon2885 the next one is gonna be Ancient Rome cuz Ubisoft gonna reuse asset before they get a new engine
Elite TV Yeah.
Bayek and Connor are total beasts! They’re both so ruthless and brutal
ummmm shay couldve been in your comment as well as ezio in kis killinga but ok also "what assassin's creed origins failed to understand" ua-cam.com/video/HAtveVYzIi0/v-deo.html
@@godzillazfriction🤓
@@aconfusedlacroix3965 eat your family
Second scene gives me goosebumps every time. That's the real rage and wrath of Bayek
The reason why I love this Assassins Creed it’s cause it feels soooo cinematic when you assassinate one of the person who was in the Order
Immense contrast between Bayek and Altair, different situations, same goal. Thank you for the ending scenes!
Pothinus was pretty cool he didn’t argue with bayek and accepted his death, he may have even helped bayek if he knew what he was doing with the order
He knew what he was doing but he didn't want to do it, that's why I liked him and hoped he actually made it to field of reeds, I think personally he was the order member who when bayek was captured tried to calm down the situation and said "the boy is frightened" and raised his hand to calm people down
Seeing Shadya drowned underwater brought me some much pain and anger that I stayed up for 7 hours hunting down the crocodile to get revenge.
damn
Bayek is the meanest the baddest the most dangerous assassin I ever gave the honor of the assassins creed origins
And in terms of Rage Connor being a close second
Still bothered about the fact they didn't add a sidequest by Khemu in the Field of Reed, in the Curse of the Pharaoh DLC
That would have been cool, I know I'm late but honestly I can picture that
Yeah. And they did it with Phoebe in Odyssey.
Throughout my first play through of origins I thought aya would become a proto Templar and bayek would become the first assassin. Each dealing with the death of their son in a different way.
But we knew Aya was going to be one of the legendary assassins, she's one of the statues in AC2.
@@danmenard6917 Well I guess I didn't remember that, AC2 was never my favorite game I only did all the side stuff once a very long time ago.
@@bcfb21 In fairness, she was called Amunet by that time, which she changed her name to in The Hidden Ones DLC of Origins to sync up with history.
Dan Menard yeah. I just thought there would be some parallels there. I mean aya was so focused on “the plan” and bayek slowly drifted away from it. I just think it would’ve been an interesting leaping off point for this new era of ac if it was revealed the Templar’s and assassins essentially come from the same source.
@@bcfb21 Well, if it helps any, it's because of Aya that Assassins weren't just focused on Egypt alone. It was her idea for them to branch out to other areas in the world. Bayek wanted to keep it focused on Egypt, stagnant.
Loved the New Confession scene style! All unique, and tailored to the character portrayed.
*POSSIBLE SPOILER ALERT* If you haven't finished the game don't look at this!
I honestly think Medunamun was one of the best characters in the whole game, and he was the first target He had a strong early role in the plot through his scenes, and I liked that he was a fellow Egyptian, almost dark side to Bayek in a way.
I liked Eudoros' scene even though he had a smaller role, but he didn't go down without a fight and gave Bayek a challenge to his dying breath, great scene!
My favorite set of villains was mostly the second one, Scarab's deception was so good, the Hyena's exploration of impressively built First Civ sites was great and her motive and death haunted me deeply. I wanted them to be more directly involved with Bayek's tragedy tho, but anyway. I wanted to love Hetepi but I felt that all the hype during the pre-release time didn't add up to what he turned out to be in the game, lackluster involvement in the plot was wasted.
I thought that the Crocodile storyline was great but it would have been more edgy to have Bayek's old friend be the one to kill the little girl. Septimius should have been finished off by Bayek, seemed more plausible than Aya with two knives.
I thought Pothinus actually turned out to be a disappointment for me as he barely had a significant role in the plot yet was one of the last targets. The elephant scene was sick tho.
I actually relished the fight with Flavius, great setting in the Temple of Mars, with full-on first civ powers, very reminiscent of the amazing end battle of AC 1, difficult and so satisfying to finish him off.
All in all, most of them were done well, just think that the other targets like Rudjek and the random guys that Aya killed offscreen should have at least been in one sequence together i f necessary.
The Caesar sequence aside from the last battle with Septimius makes me want to have a game at least partially in Rome or at least a DLC.
Loved the masked costumes they wore to keep secret, wish they had shared more scenes together plotting in those, and especially dealing more with all the lovely first civ locations that this game was FULL of. Good job overall.
Julian Grant okeh
Which old friend are you referring to in this? I saw another reference to an old friends of bayek on another post but can’t remember who it’s referring to
Have you played the Crocodile Gladiator sequence yet?
Julian Grant yeah I’ve beaten the game, so it refers to khenu? I just knocked her out
Yeah Kensa, I thought would have been more twisted for her to have been the one to kill shadya on Berenike's orders, they were almost alluding to the shady side work she was doing for her anyway
Imagine a sequel with Bayek, Aya and Kassandra!!! In Rome or Persia or some place in the Ancient world. I would've loved to see more of Aya.
Kassandra would've been alive too. Would love to see her interact with future AC characters and influence the Brotherhood from the sides.
It'd be great to see Kassandra or Alexios use the staff as a weapon to kill order members,
And before I receive shit about Kassandra being cannon she appeared in one comic ONE, UNO, EINS, when everyone started saying she was canon ubi pretty much nodded heads towards eachother and as a group said "Yup"
@@peanutrecord6989 i mean Kassandra is canon...
@@AgieSebie my point will remain, regardless though I like your idea
I will never understand how Ubi could make Odyssey with those 'Cutscenes', after all these masterpieces in Origins
May the hidden ones walk beside you, the Lord of the duat awaits is the new requiescat in pace
you mean old lel
he literally only said it twice
Hey, mate, I have something to say.
Shadya.
SHADYA!!!!
"That was the name of the child you drowned!!"
Like all of your kind, you fail to see what greatness lies in store for Egypt.
S H A A A D Y Y Y A A A A A A
The anger in his voice when he kills them… It gives me chills…
“I cant do it. I cant, I CAAAANT DO ITTT”
Taharqa (Scarab) looks and sounds like Adewale from AC4 :o
Yeah, it's Tristan D. Lalla :D
assassinscreed.wikia.com/wiki/Taharqa
assassinscreed.wikia.com/wiki/Ad%C3%A9wal%C3%A9
check voice actors
ḱ̶͞a͠ś̴o҉̕s̶͡͠ky̸KA̶PP̢̡͢A̷ Taharqa being Adewale’s ancestor is now in my head canon
Soooo....does that mean i killed adewale twice? Feels sad man :(
Lol, when I first saw beyak made that one assassination where he lost his finger, I never really noticed he lost his finger until I watched this.
it's been 6 years since this came out. I really want to come back to this game
They forgot to do Ceaser’s confession
I also have to say Khaliset’s confession was quite sad and made me feel sympathy for her especially when the hyenas dragged her away
There is a Ceasar confession, it just didn’t appear in the video
@@ShadowJCreed Agreed. I felt so bad for her that I brought her body back and tried to carry it as deep into the pyramid as possible.
@@RS-lh7zu no shit sherlock
They forgot the Lizard too
Bayek has got to be one of my top 3 fav assassins. The voice actor is boss
7:40 One of my absolute favorite moments in the game. I love Bayek's response.
I liked Pothinus' death scene. he honestly took it like a boss
Best intro scene of all Assassin's Creed games.
6:00 "may the gods curse you" I got a candy crush the moment after he said that 🤣🤣🤣
Oomg iconic xD
Sleep? I never sleep! I only wait in the shadows!
BUSTIN' OUT THE FEATHER
Pothinus was remarkably chill. Never seen a templar genuinely express sorrow and regret over the pain they caused others on a personal level
You did Bayek dirty by counting Khemu as an assassination
The Lord of duat awaits you 👌
You forgot the lizard/hetepi
Pothinus was the only Ancient with a moral code, the order claims they want peace and stability for humanity and yet they treat it so very cruely, but he was not, he showed remorse to a father who had lost his son, he felt guilty
Even several years later I remembered the one at 9:41.
The Shadya segment is great.
14:16, the most brutal moment in the entire series.
13:55*
@@Smoothsmoothie that was the back. Not the you know whats.
My first target kill was the Ibis, I wasn't on a mission I was just attempting to steal treasure from the temple and I ran into him outside the treasure room and killed him because he was in the way.
Hah, awesome
Same
Me too but instead I went in there at night and found him sleeping I did know he was my Target and went to assassinate him and bayek just curb stomp on his neck
There were a couple of members of the order I actually felt bad with killing. Pothinus, for example. He seemed to really want to build something that was actually good despite the methods he used lacking a lot, and that probably included keeping the Romans from setting their sights on Egypt right away (considering they liked to conquer everything within reach). More than anything, though, he regretted Khemu’s death, the role he played in it, and even apologized to Bayek.
A mix of antagonists you can understand and those you want to see burn. Overall, I feel like this game is going to be one of Ubisoft’s masterpieces.
All of the other Assassins in the franchise: Nicely brings the targets to the afterlife
Bayek: smashes the ibis’s head with an orb, and talks back to the targets
For some reason I love that guy apologizing.
When Bayek mind is focus I mean he's focus 💯
May the hiden one walk beside you. The lord of Duat awaits. This gives me goosebumps everytime.
4:00 when you have one of the most powerful weapons in humanity but you use it as a rock instead.
Bayek's anger is the coldest part in the whole game
Last AC game that actually feels like AC
8:05 the way Bayek appears from behind, no emotion, plain badass
I hope these return in the next game after Odyssey. As much as I liked that game, I hate just straight up killing without any these to appear. I'm fine with the RPG elements and two different protagonist.
They ARE in Valhalla.
"The assassinations of an assassin in Assassin's Creed Origins."
That's a lot of ass, in one sentence.
Bayek voice actor is incredible!
It really feels like out of all the different mythologies in Assassin's Creed, the Egyptians were right. Because the Duat seems to be a physical place that Bayek is going too during these.
The other assassination moments were clever dialogue and deep philosophical conversations. The ones in Origin hit you to the earth, it was plain and simple. He was human, and you just snapped him. And now he breaks you.
A simple reason as to why he kills
Don't understand why Ubi doesn't give characters sequels anymore. I believe it would sell to a lot of fans on the base of being a Bayek Sequel alone. I'm not even a fan of the RPG Trilogy, but hell I'd definitly be in for it. Also, showing the first decade or so of the hidden ones, early struggles and institutionalization could be interesting.
Assassin's creed Origins is loved by fans only because his voice ....
A pure 1000/10
I wish they put this level of effort into the new games scenes…. This stuff was crazyyy
I love the accents of Assassin’s Creed. Except Unity
9:21 you can't take from others and expect to get what you want, hyena, as Anubis just demonstrated.
I just finished the game today. It was great!
These assassination's are the best thing in the whole AC franchise. But I like Origins's a lot
“Son of Apep, The Lord of the Duat awaits.”
If you see Brutus at 14:22 he hits right in the family jewels.
7:43 is it me or did Bayek start to sound like Arno? Lol
Jones 3:16 Completely different voice actors.. and I didn‘t hear it 🙄
Mister K Ik that dumbass I said he sounded a little bit
2 years late but it does sound like something Arno would say and very similar tone
0:48 "I'm f up" 😂
They should have did this with Odyssey to
The lord of the duat, Awaits...
Origins has the best death animations imo.
Unfortunately for Aya Lucius Septimus' name was not lost to oblivion, he's not well regarded but the name will always be forever for his part in Pompey's death.