The "papa jump" line at the end is such a great way to end. Corresponds to the beginning where Bayek asked Khemu to jump. Feels so complete and satisfying.
There were multiple references. Amunet was mentioned in the Altar Room in the Villa Auditore in AC2, as an assassin in ancient egypt who killed Cleopatra with a snake. Then there's Ayas final sentence when she speaks to Caesar, she said Requiescat in Pace, that's the same line Ezio said when he killed someone. Of course you can say it's not a reference since it's latin and Caesar, as a man from rome, speaks latin. And then there's the song, it's a remix from AC2's main theme, Ezio's family
I loved the game 10/10 Bayek and aya are great characters. However, I did play nearly the entire game as Bayek putting time into his gear and skills. So fighting the final boss as aya with her two dinky dual swords was disappointing because I had all 40 legendary gear with Bayek. Couldn’t even use my bad ass bows or any of the skills I learned throughout the entire game because I was aya not Bayek
Yea having her assassinate Caesar AND Cleopatra (AC2 confirms this) makes the game about her. Bayek means nothing. Aya is what this entire story is about
George Walker Bush aya certainly wasn't the emotional one. "I renounce love" - aya. Aya broke up with him, because she knew she was part of something bigger than their love, while Bayek wanted to go back to whatever they were before Khemut was killed.
I appreciate that neither Aya or Bayek were wrong in the end. Bayek wasn't wrong for wanting to reeastblish their love while Aya understood that they were both a part of something much bigger. It's interesting that Aya was the one that was honored - but I suppouse that makes sense since she was the one who initially realized that she was a part of something bigger and then killed both Ceasar and Cleopatra
@George Walker Bush aya was kind of mad to cleopatra. I have no evidence but theres a part where bayek and aya chatted then theres a dialogue where it stated that shes mad with cleopatra. She even said she would kill her. ( I have bad english)
I just finished ac origins now.... And it hit me when his son said "Papo? Jump." Its like telling his father to keep going.... Im not cryjng, you are....
I jumped and if you keep looking at the same direction you do the leap of faith. So in a way, the ending tells us to keep going and having faith in ones self no matter what
I really didn't like how you had to play as Aya to kill the final bosses. I grinded and did so many side quests to get the best gear and legendary weapons for Bayek and then BAM...we have to play as Aya with her shitty weapon. Talk about disappointing
Ryan C yeah and I was annoyed at how Aya was so cold to Bayek after all his years of faithfulness to her. Only for us to have to play as her in the end and no gear or upgrades or Senu. Game annoyed me with all of it's leveling or die only to say in the end it didn't matter
Eric Nick Order of the Ancients was the name for the Templar Order in its early years. So technically Templars did exist in Origins, but weren’t called Templars back then.
Considering this is the ending of Egyptian's rule and Roman's rise, I'd say the Order of Ancients began in Ancient Egypt during the times when Pharaoh's ruled. Caesar just took over once Rome came to power. Just my theory.
I am a huge assassin's creed fan, and origins was really a fresh of air for the entire series that was despretly needed, ( looking at you syndicate) and even though I didn't particularly like the ending I felt that it put satisfying conclusion to the main quest. Here's to the dlc! ( btw am i the only one that wants to see bayek in another AC game ?)
I gotta say, Origins has turned into my second favorite among the AC series. (My favorite is tied still being 2 or Brotherhood but compared to today, the gameplay doesn't age so well). Definitely a nice change after almost 10 years of the same formula. And I can see the modern day has starting to make a comeback. Previous games since 3 has you play as [insert name here] and doesn't have progress in terms of the modern day story. But for Origins, there's actually an established modern day protagonist in the form of Layla Hassan. Granted, for now, the modern day story doesn't do much yet and Layla only served as a disgruntled Abstergo employee and also as a connection to the half-I-want-to-burn-down-half-I-want-to-love painfully bland movie. Only the future will tell so don't fuck this chance of slight redemption Ubisoft.
Jeffrey Keaton I agree. I also want more Desmond. I heard rumors that Desmond was supposed to have more parts than what we got but Ubisoft messed that up. Well, what's done is done. Unless you want the franchise to be rebooted (HELL NO), we just have to stick with Layla now. Who knows Desmond might make a comeback in some form.
@@boxingfan012 yes while the combat may be buggy sometimes it was the best of its time, the old games is literally just you swinging a sword around and syndicates combat felt very cartoony.
Something just dawned on me, in their tomb Aya's grave broke off and fell away from Bayak. That means even in death she is keeping her distance. Great that is some great writing/foreshadowing
@5:16 in the end she was the one who got him. Amunet was the coldest character in assassins creed due to the fact she never mourned the loss of an ally or loved one. She renounced the love she had and picked up the pieces and moved on like a true warrior.
I've had this game in my computer for 3 years due to work/personal stuff I had to stop playing and its only now that I finally finished it, It's been a great journey
I actually really liked the ending to Bayek and Aya's story, but the story during the present day is still as terrible as ever... You just get out of the Animus, and POOF! William Miles just sits there waiting, and then it just sorta stops there; no real ending to it, nothing about what happend during the ending in Syndicate. Nothing... The game is really good, but it seems my prediction about the present day events going absolutely nowhere was on the money! What did we even learn about the present day events? Miles is still alive. Abstergo are still assholes. We know how the Brotherhood came to be, and we have seen advancements in Animus technology. Im not sure even Ubisoft knows what it wants to do with the present day storyline...
I think they just ran into the Half Life 3 problem by that point, where, even if they wrap up the story by this point, it can NEVER live up to the hype... They have been building up the present day story for 10 games now, and the majority of fans seem to want them to either drop the present day story completely, or just wrap it up and find some other excuse to why the games happen. Personally, i'm with the latter group, because it feels like they have been telling a joke for 10 years, but we are nowhere near the punchline yet...
I would really like the present day to be much more coherent, and by gathering all the threads in a game set in the present day, they could bring all the small bits together so people can get a sense of where we are in regards to the Juno story arch...
They made a mistake by not following this up with a direct sequel set in Rome. There was a fantastic setting with great historical figures and events. Octavian vs Mark Anthony, Cleopatra again, Agrippa, Brutus, Cassius, Sextus Pompey, the second triumvirate and the battles of Philippi and Actium and ending with the Pax Romana. Hopefully they go back to it as I'd love to see a fully realised classical Rome.
I hope Bayek is still the protagonist in the next game. He's such an awesome character, so badass as well. I also think he should've killed Septimius and Ceasar. But he killed Flavius so I guess Aya was supposed to kill someone as well so it's all good.
@@lukesvideogameletsplays4416 there's already another two games out. I didnt pay attention to Valhalla so I'm not sure if it was announced 6 months ago. But Odyssey was out so I'm not sure why you said probably.
Yeah this game does NOT get history. Itd he great if Aya was stuck in some time issue BS where she had to watch 1000 years of history of Roman ruling and eventually falling. Her assassination of Ceaser ultimately pointless.
@@forrestdorman4870 Yeah, every single game is inconsequential because we have no real reason to visit these time periods. Assassins just kill everyone who disagrees with them too.
@@dogestranding5047 Then again, the Templars started it when they could have just asked Bayek if he knew about the vault below the temple. NOPE, they chosed to beat him up and kill his son for it.
God I love this ending so much. I somewhat have emotionally connected with Bayek so much throughout the game (which barely happens to me). Got sad when I heard "papo, jump" and everything just sank in
Actually Aya was planned as the 2nd protagonist. During the development, the team wanted Bayek to be killed at the middle of the game (which probably could've been a climax to the plot), then change the main character to his wife. But Ubisoft just said no... n that's why we get this rushed Aya edning...
12:05 I realized that in AC2 Ezio retrieved Egyptian Assassin Amunet seal needed to unlock the Armor of Altaïr. The statue described about the legendary Assassin who killed Cleopatra with an Snake.
When I finished the game I didn’t know I was finishing it. Idk if that makes sense. Way shorter then I thought it would be. It took me by surprise. I enjoyed it tho.
If they had given her more to do it might have justified you playing the final mission as her. But since you play most of the game as bayek not playing the last mission as him just seems wrong and weird. Other games have done that and I don't like it. If you have people playing several charectors fine. Like GTA V. But if you have a central charector for most of the game it's really weird finishing the story playing as someone else. LA noire is another example of that.
The fact that the game had been playing "Ezio's Family" every time we opened the menu but it stopped JUST SHORT of the similar tones, makes the full reveal during Amunet's monolog at the end even more intense and epic IMO
why’d we play most of the game as Bayek if aya gets the big final credit as the end, it should have been Bayek to end the game not aya, like who really cares bout her.
The Calidude213 I mostly agree. I think the only reason they ended with a monologue from Aya is because of the reveal that she’s Amunet, which is a callback to AC2. I don’t think they earn that ending since we spent so little time with Aya. It’s jarring to have her have the monologue when Bayek was our protagonist for 95% of the story.
damn. never thought i’d say this but watching the fight against septimius made me realize how much i appreciate the enhanced rpg elements of odyssey in the form of a vast ability tree supported by adrenaline. i realize now that odyssey actually does have the best combat in the series without a doubt. although, i do miss the days of AC2 because of the story, and of course ezio. being honest, i’d rank the categories by which game did it best, as follows: combat-odyssey, stealth-syndicate. honestly, as much as people love to forget, syndicate handled AMAZINGLY mechanics-wise. and, it retained all of the beauties of assassin’s creed stealth/assassination elements, aka a definite one-hit assassination every time, the whistling, the crowd-hiding, the bush-hiding, the haystacks, double assassinations, and of course, CROUCHING. next, parkour. this is also an interesting one, as i’d have to say a tie... between origins and syndicate. origins implemented the much needed ability to climb... essentially everything in the game. yet, syndicate also did everything right parkour-wise. climb-down was as fast as it’s ever been. overall, quick, and fluid. let’s not forget the grappler as well. so, a tie. of course, we can’t forget naval combat either. should i even say it? black flag of course. this game was MADE for naval expeditions. finally though, story/character: ezio trilogy. of course. in the trilogy AC2 holds the crown. it’s the best assassin’s creed game, still sitting high in its throne, waiting to... never be topped. yet, theoretically, a combination of all of these things-odyssey ground combat, syndicate stealth, origins/syndicate parkour, black flag naval exploration/combat, and a deep, emotionally-driven story with a provocative setting/time period like the ezio trilogy with a definitive character as enticing, wise, talented, and situationally humorous as ezio, oh, and of course incredible graphics and an AMAZING soundtrack-then we’d have the most perfect video game to ever exist, hands down. it would surpass ac2 easily. unfortunately, the likelihood of this being done... especially with the way the series is evolving, and the direction the development team is heading in (and i literally mean the team itself, not just the game... they’ve been changing their ways and likely their staff too) ... is implausible at best. we’d need a tragic character with unprecedented abilities that are nurtured and developed over the entire story, nuanced by emotional depth supported by both the narrative and the soundtrack, ultimately cultivated in a timely setting that blends all of the stories we’ve gotten up to this point and makes recognition of the series’ progress, while simultaneously providing an interesting world and time period to explore.
dude looks like you are a hardcore ac nerd. nyway me too a fan of ac franchise and I liked origin but loved ezio part. I would like to have another series of 2 3 games based on someone we fell in love again like ezio. plz Ubisoft I want that.
I absolutely agree with the ability tree supported by adrenaline. I loved that in Odyssey and missed that when playing Origins (played Odyssey first and then Origins)
Still bayeks journey is no way comparable to odyssey The way dialogues are done and the Egyptian feel and the soundtrack all in all the best in the latest 3 entries You are more personally attached to bayek compared to other 2
Dude. I wholeheartedly agree with you. The future of Assassin's Creed is not looking good. Forgive me for what I'm about to say, but to me, it seems Ubisoft is more about people pleasing, liberal/left agendas, conforming, rather then make a good, fun game with a good story. I could be off. But am I wrong???
The point from aya and bayek splitting ways and making the creed to the end cutscene was really cool and sad if youre playing the games in order and its your first time beating this game. You start to understand everything, time for odyssey 😄
Sad thing is origins is my first assassins creed game but never finished it then I bought Odyssey and I beat the game before origins and now I’m currently working on origins again 😂😂😂. Five year span for me as well !
This game is still awesome but the idea that Ubisoft had not enough courage to make Aya the main character is devastating. Imagine how absurdly powerful this story could have been.
I hope it is too....hopefully her as the mentor of the roman brotherhood of assassins and at the end she go's back to egypt to kill Cleopatra I'd love that :)
To be honest it'd be great to finally have a girl leading Assassin's creed game instead of it always being a guy...I mean yea I am a guy but for once make it a girl....I did love Syndicate with Evie helping Jacob even though Jacob was really the leading character in that game though. Also I do not consider Assassin's creed liberation a AC game. Besides if they do make one in Rome with Amunet as the mentor I wish to see the rise of Octavion and Mark Antony and see how they will be depicted.
Wow….aya saying she was amunet….I found all of the tombs in ezios game and that part….I balled I’m like holy shit that’s her😭then w bayek and the “papa jump” part was just….so perfect man
LEGIT LMAO it’s taken me 2 years to finish this game and I was kind of in owe that it ended so abruptly so I came here to double check and sadly I was right :/
![All 38 Boss Fights in Assassin's Creed Odyssey (Nightmare | No Damage) [4K 60FPS]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/x7KDoUnw8P8/mqdefault.jpg)
The part where he walks the kid home is kind of a redemption moment when he didn't walk his son home at the beginning of the game
Diesel full circle
"JUST DO WHAT I SAY"
*6 years later*
"... I'll walk you home"
Minimonz 1507 wasn't it 1 year later?
Im not crying. You are!
Because he doesn’t want to make the same mistakes twice
The "papa jump" line at the end is such a great way to end. Corresponds to the beginning where Bayek asked Khemu to jump. Feels so complete and satisfying.
I got so many feels when the son said “papa jump” great game
exactly!
Me too 😭😭😭
Me too I cried like a baby
I almost cried :')
Got this game late and just beat it last night. There are so many "I got chills" moments in this game. I'm obsessed with these games now lol
I love how they brought back Ezio's Family as a remix. Great callback to Amunet's first cameo appearance
wait what, did i miss something? they mentioned his family?
The was the name of the music during the final cutscene
There were multiple references. Amunet was mentioned in the Altar Room in the Villa Auditore in AC2, as an assassin in ancient egypt who killed Cleopatra with a snake. Then there's Ayas final sentence when she speaks to Caesar, she said Requiescat in Pace, that's the same line Ezio said when he killed someone. Of course you can say it's not a reference since it's latin and Caesar, as a man from rome, speaks latin. And then there's the song, it's a remix from AC2's main theme, Ezio's family
@@elias52846well done hidden one
When I heard "Papo ? Jump" I didn't even looked down. I just jumped. I had faith.
Same here man
🤚
damn i feel bad that i looked down now
Same, would be better if that part was transition into credit
Same, I've played it 4 times and it gets me everytime
That "Papo? Jump." at the end hit me in the feels
Guy shoulda just jumped instead of fannyin about for 5 minutes
This ending nearly brought me to tears. So beautifully done with the music.
This was Ezio’s theme tho :')
@@mohammedsaif6450exactly whatt I thought
I loved the game 10/10 Bayek and aya are great characters. However, I did play nearly the entire game as Bayek putting time into his gear and skills. So fighting the final boss as aya with her two dinky dual swords was disappointing because I had all 40 legendary gear with Bayek. Couldn’t even use my bad ass bows or any of the skills I learned throughout the entire game because I was aya not Bayek
Yea having her assassinate Caesar AND Cleopatra (AC2 confirms this) makes the game about her. Bayek means nothing. Aya is what this entire story is about
Both bayek and Aya are an amazing characters. I prefer bayek tho. He just seems so likable in many ways, not that Aya isn't lol
George Walker Bush aya certainly wasn't the emotional one. "I renounce love" - aya. Aya broke up with him, because she knew she was part of something bigger than their love, while Bayek wanted to go back to whatever they were before Khemut was killed.
I appreciate that neither Aya or Bayek were wrong in the end. Bayek wasn't wrong for wanting to reeastblish their love while Aya understood that they were both a part of something much bigger. It's interesting that Aya was the one that was honored - but I suppouse that makes sense since she was the one who initially realized that she was a part of something bigger and then killed both Ceasar and Cleopatra
Man i couldnt agree more
So Aya is Amunet. A nice reference to AC2.
Yup
she did kill Cleopatra
You mean a nice reference to actual history of Egypt?
She was real and Amunet literally means Hidden one..
I like how Amunet killed more major people but Bayek killed more people.
@George Walker Bush aya was kind of mad to cleopatra. I have no evidence but theres a part where bayek and aya chatted then theres a dialogue where it stated that shes mad with cleopatra. She even said she would kill her. ( I have bad english)
I just finished ac origins now....
And it hit me when his son said
"Papo? Jump."
Its like telling his father to keep going....
Im not cryjng, you are....
We both are my friend.... 😥
dude you got me ‘ salute’ from another ac fan.
When I saw his kid death that piss me off
I love ac origins definitely in my top 5
Me to bro it hit me hard I just finished ac origins yesterday
10:14 Ehhh they will attack on sight here
LMAOOOOO
HAHSHEGHWHAS
The guards there must be vigilant
Better stay causios here.
This place is heavily guarded
Bayek still has his medjay badge on his shoulder even though Aya threw it in the sea.
Haha yer I think that’s because the side quest he needs to be one
I think they fixed it bc he doesnt have it in my save file
logic
@13:26
"Papo?"
"Jump"
walks to the left instead
I jumped and if you keep looking at the same direction you do the leap of faith. So in a way, the ending tells us to keep going and having faith in ones self no matter what
I really didn't like how you had to play as Aya to kill the final bosses. I grinded and did so many side quests to get the best gear and legendary weapons for Bayek and then BAM...we have to play as Aya with her shitty weapon. Talk about disappointing
Ryan C yeah and I was annoyed at how Aya was so cold to Bayek after all his years of faithfulness to her. Only for us to have to play as her in the end and no gear or upgrades or Senu. Game annoyed me with all of it's leveling or die only to say in the end it didn't matter
I agree with you
Well said Ryan C
STRONG INDEPENDENT WOMEN WHO DON'T NEED NO MAN
Exactly
The best assasins creed in recent histories I loved this one 😭😭
1000 subscribers with no videos yeah top 3 for me
@@hlinneyefc75 you again lmao
Ian Gathogo what
It changed from the previous Assassin's Creed games, but it changed for the better and we couldn't be happier
This one was ok just finished it
“Odyssey “ was light years better
So the "Father of Understanding" is Ceaser.
Reggie Vermilion No, the templars existed long before him.
yea
Eric Nick Order of the Ancients was the name for the Templar Order in its early years. So technically Templars did exist in Origins, but weren’t called Templars back then.
Widow Main No shit
Considering this is the ending of Egyptian's rule and Roman's rise, I'd say the Order of Ancients began in Ancient Egypt during the times when Pharaoh's ruled. Caesar just took over once Rome came to power. Just my theory.
I am a huge assassin's creed fan, and origins was really a fresh of air for the entire series that was despretly needed, ( looking at you syndicate) and even though I didn't particularly like the ending I felt that it put satisfying conclusion to the main quest. Here's to the dlc! ( btw am i the only one that wants to see bayek in another AC game ?)
no me too bro
@@ayanpratihar1881 #BRINGBACKBAYEK
He does have a cameo in odyssey
Syndicate wasn't even bad.
I gotta say, Origins has turned into my second favorite among the AC series. (My favorite is tied still being 2 or Brotherhood but compared to today, the gameplay doesn't age so well). Definitely a nice change after almost 10 years of the same formula.
And I can see the modern day has starting to make a comeback. Previous games since 3 has you play as [insert name here] and doesn't have progress in terms of the modern day story. But for Origins, there's actually an established modern day protagonist in the form of Layla Hassan. Granted, for now, the modern day story doesn't do much yet and Layla only served as a disgruntled Abstergo employee and also as a connection to the half-I-want-to-burn-down-half-I-want-to-love painfully bland movie. Only the future will tell so don't fuck this chance of slight redemption Ubisoft.
Agreed this was so refreshing from AC syndicate and the story the world and fighting was awesome
Jeffrey Keaton I agree. I also want more Desmond. I heard rumors that Desmond was supposed to have more parts than what we got but Ubisoft messed that up. Well, what's done is done. Unless you want the franchise to be rebooted (HELL NO), we just have to stick with Layla now. Who knows Desmond might make a comeback in some form.
KrystCyclone Desmond died guys.
I dont like the modern parts of the games
It's garbage
I fell in love with this game. Now it's my favorite from AC series
How??? The combat is terrible
@@boxingfan012 yes while the combat may be buggy sometimes it was the best of its time, the old games is literally just you swinging a sword around and syndicates combat felt very cartoony.
Something just dawned on me, in their tomb Aya's grave broke off and fell away from Bayak. That means even in death she is keeping her distance. Great that is some great writing/foreshadowing
why are we fighting kratos at the end?
POURNA SIVA THILAK A Because kratos killed bayeks son
Because this game is retarded
@@dogestranding5047
So why are you here
@@dogestranding5047 r/woooosh
@@dogestranding5047 you don't know what a good game is
Who else heard him say “ the guards will attack in sight here”😂
🤣😂
I played this game 3 years ago and watching the end bit literally made me nearly cry so much nostalgia
@5:16 in the end she was the one who got him. Amunet was the coldest character in assassins creed due to the fact she never mourned the loss of an ally or loved one. She renounced the love she had and picked up the pieces and moved on like a true warrior.
I've had this game in my computer for 3 years due to work/personal stuff I had to stop playing and its only now that I finally finished it, It's been a great journey
10:14 "They will attack on sight here."
I actually really liked the ending to Bayek and Aya's story, but the story during the present day is still as terrible as ever...
You just get out of the Animus, and POOF! William Miles just sits there waiting, and then it just sorta stops there; no real ending to it, nothing about what happend during the ending in Syndicate. Nothing...
The game is really good, but it seems my prediction about the present day events going absolutely nowhere was on the money!
What did we even learn about the present day events? Miles is still alive. Abstergo are still assholes. We know how the Brotherhood came to be, and we have seen advancements in Animus technology.
Im not sure even Ubisoft knows what it wants to do with the present day storyline...
skynet091287 it's like they stop trying after Desmond die.
I think they just ran into the Half Life 3 problem by that point, where, even if they wrap up the story by this point, it can NEVER live up to the hype...
They have been building up the present day story for 10 games now, and the majority of fans seem to want them to either drop the present day story completely, or just wrap it up and find some other excuse to why the games happen. Personally, i'm with the latter group, because it feels like they have been telling a joke for 10 years, but we are nowhere near the punchline yet...
TBH I think they should just make a game in the present day
I would really like the present day to be much more coherent, and by gathering all the threads in a game set in the present day, they could bring all the small bits together so people can get a sense of where we are in regards to the Juno story arch...
Desmond's "What The Fuck?" ending is the best it's ever going to be concerning present day Assassins.
I just beat this game and I thought this game was never going to end it was a long adventure and it was fun
I still think about 2 games that I’ve played and that are SO MICH FUN
- AC origins
- rdr2
They made a mistake by not following this up with a direct sequel set in Rome. There was a fantastic setting with great historical figures and events. Octavian vs Mark Anthony, Cleopatra again, Agrippa, Brutus, Cassius, Sextus Pompey, the second triumvirate and the battles of Philippi and Actium and ending with the Pax Romana. Hopefully they go back to it as I'd love to see a fully realised classical Rome.
I enjoyed Origins and Ubi did a good job. This particular time in both Roman and Ptolemaic Egypt was complex and Ubi was detailed.
I dont know why but i freaking love mythology and when mythology and assassins creed (my favorite games) combine, my life is fucking completed.
This was the best Assassin's Creed game I've ever played after AC brotherhood. Bravo! 👏🔥💯
I hope Bayek is still the protagonist in the next game. He's such an awesome character, so badass as well. I also think he should've killed Septimius and Ceasar. But he killed Flavius so I guess Aya was supposed to kill someone as well so it's all good.
Are you disappointed
@@GoryTiger lol
They switch time periods and settings in almost every game. So we probably won't see bayek as the main charector again
@@lukesvideogameletsplays4416 there's already another two games out. I didnt pay attention to Valhalla so I'm not sure if it was announced 6 months ago. But Odyssey was out so I'm not sure why you said probably.
@@SlippyMuncher I said we probably won't see Bayak as the main charector in an assassin's Creed game again.
Aya : I’ve killed the tyrant Rome and Egypt are now free
Augustus Caesar : hold my legions
Yeah this game does NOT get history. Itd he great if Aya was stuck in some time issue BS where she had to watch 1000 years of history of Roman ruling and eventually falling. Her assassination of Ceaser ultimately pointless.
@@forrestdorman4870 Well there is a good reason on her part. She's an Egyptian Greek, literally the perfect person to hate on Romans.
@@forrestdorman4870 Yeah, every single game is inconsequential because we have no real reason to visit these time periods. Assassins just kill everyone who disagrees with them too.
@@dogestranding5047 Then again, the Templars started it when they could have just asked Bayek if he knew about the vault below the temple. NOPE, they chosed to beat him up and kill his son for it.
@@dogestranding5047 I agree. Sometimes, some of them can be biased, naive, and/or narrowminded.
This took me by surprise. I can't believe that's it!
I wonder if all of the other templars who say "may the farther of understanding guide us" were talking about Caesar
God I love this ending so much. I somewhat have emotionally connected with Bayek so much throughout the game (which barely happens to me). Got sad when I heard "papo, jump" and everything just sank in
When Khemu said "Papa jump" I jumped down but forgot to synchronize so I climbed back and synchronized and jumped again 🤧
Omg i can't 🤣
I enjoyed this game. Finished at level 30 and I still have a ton of side quests to do. Didn’t even explore half the map. Great game.
Kenneth Jones i finshed at level 32
finish lvl 40
Me lvl 31
"Papa jump" i love this game
3:09 Rey from star wars 8
Another engaging, challenging final boss in a Ubisoft game /s
Fortunato Sforza the real final boss is the Lion
Lol was so easy to beat him 😂
Aaron Vazquez yeah i know but still harder than this caesar poop xD
*28 STAB WOUNDS*
Also brutes really did stab him in the dick what a little shit
Jack J 😂
You didn't want to leave Caesar a chance, huh?
The Satisfied Ultramarine most of them panicked and hardly hit him only 3 of the wounds were said to have killed him
the final theme song hit me in my feels man
I didn’t like how the ending revolved around Aya for some reason after grinding with Bayek and spending so much time with him. It should’ve been him
Actually Aya was planned as the 2nd protagonist. During the development, the team wanted Bayek to be killed at the middle of the game (which probably could've been a climax to the plot), then change the main character to his wife. But Ubisoft just said no... n that's why we get this rushed Aya edning...
12:05 I realized that in AC2 Ezio retrieved Egyptian Assassin Amunet seal needed to unlock the Armor of Altaïr. The statue described about the legendary Assassin who killed Cleopatra with an Snake.
When I finished the game I didn’t know I was finishing it. Idk if that makes sense. Way shorter then I thought it would be. It took me by surprise. I enjoyed it tho.
I literally came to this video to check if I have just ended the game. I wasn't sure either 😆
Me too
Same😂
Dude swinging his weapon around like he’s Kratos
I like how he said "they will attack on sight here" during the cutscene 😂
I wish we could have played more with Aya, have more missions and be able to equip her as well.
If they had given her more to do it might have justified you playing the final mission as her. But since you play most of the game as bayek not playing the last mission as him just seems wrong and weird. Other games have done that and I don't like it.
If you have people playing several charectors fine. Like GTA V. But if you have a central charector for most of the game it's really weird finishing the story playing as someone else. LA noire is another example of that.
bayek assassinates most of the order, then decides to be free.
Aya assassinates one boss from the order, "i'm Amunet, not Aya no more"
Lmaooo
When Khemu said "Pappo jump" i cried on my knees.
I was so underwhelmed by the ending and the boss fight (too easy). That being said, I love that momma got to avenge her son too.
8:06
Aya:"Requiescat in pace,Caesar"
*Ezio:"Am I a joke to you?!"*
I mean they did create the whole assassins creed...aren’t you paying attention?
No..... Rome is in Italy and she was speaking Rest In Peace in Italian language so she wasn't saying it as a joke
Soooo, I just found out that Aya's voice actress also did the British female Inquisitor voice in Dragon Age: Inquisition... neat
The fact that the game had been playing "Ezio's Family" every time we opened the menu but it stopped JUST SHORT of the similar tones, makes the full reveal during Amunet's monolog at the end even more intense and epic IMO
Playing Assassins Creed brotherhood. Walking through Rome. I know now this place is where the brotherhood, the creed began.
why’d we play most of the game as Bayek if aya gets the big final credit as the end, it should have been Bayek to end the game not aya, like who really cares bout her.
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I mostly agree. I think the only reason they ended with a monologue from Aya is because of the reveal that she’s Amunet, which is a callback to AC2. I don’t think they earn that ending since we spent so little time with Aya. It’s jarring to have her have the monologue when Bayek was our protagonist for 95% of the story.
TheCaliDude well bayek does
Well aya is the decadent of kassandra. Which means she has modt connection with the first Civi
That Ronald Reagan line at 7:45, “Freedom is not given, it is taken” is a nice touch there.
damn. never thought i’d say this but watching the fight against septimius made me realize how much i appreciate the enhanced rpg elements of odyssey in the form of a vast ability tree supported by adrenaline. i realize now that odyssey actually does have the best combat in the series without a doubt. although, i do miss the days of AC2 because of the story, and of course ezio. being honest, i’d rank the categories by which game did it best, as follows: combat-odyssey, stealth-syndicate. honestly, as much as people love to forget, syndicate handled AMAZINGLY mechanics-wise. and, it retained all of the beauties of assassin’s creed stealth/assassination elements, aka a definite one-hit assassination every time, the whistling, the crowd-hiding, the bush-hiding, the haystacks, double assassinations, and of course, CROUCHING. next, parkour. this is also an interesting one, as i’d have to say a tie... between origins and syndicate. origins implemented the much needed ability to climb... essentially everything in the game. yet, syndicate also did everything right parkour-wise. climb-down was as fast as it’s ever been. overall, quick, and fluid. let’s not forget the grappler as well. so, a tie. of course, we can’t forget naval combat either. should i even say it? black flag of course. this game was MADE for naval expeditions. finally though, story/character: ezio trilogy. of course. in the trilogy AC2 holds the crown. it’s the best assassin’s creed game, still sitting high in its throne, waiting to... never be topped. yet, theoretically, a combination of all of these things-odyssey ground combat, syndicate stealth, origins/syndicate parkour, black flag naval exploration/combat, and a deep, emotionally-driven story with a provocative setting/time period like the ezio trilogy with a definitive character as enticing, wise, talented, and situationally humorous as ezio, oh, and of course incredible graphics and an AMAZING soundtrack-then we’d have the most perfect video game to ever exist, hands down. it would surpass ac2 easily. unfortunately, the likelihood of this being done... especially with the way the series is evolving, and the direction the development team is heading in (and i literally mean the team itself, not just the game... they’ve been changing their ways and likely their staff too) ... is implausible at best. we’d need a tragic character with unprecedented abilities that are nurtured and developed over the entire story, nuanced by emotional depth supported by both the narrative and the soundtrack, ultimately cultivated in a timely setting that blends all of the stories we’ve gotten up to this point and makes recognition of the series’ progress, while simultaneously providing an interesting world and time period to explore.
dude looks like you are a hardcore ac nerd.
nyway me too a fan of ac franchise and I liked origin but loved ezio part. I would like to have another series of 2 3 games based on someone we fell in love again like ezio.
plz Ubisoft I want that.
I absolutely agree with the ability tree supported by adrenaline. I loved that in Odyssey and missed that when playing Origins (played Odyssey first and then Origins)
Bro use spaces, my eyes hurt when I click on "Read more" xDD
Still bayeks journey is no way comparable to odyssey
The way dialogues are done and the Egyptian feel and the soundtrack all in all the best in the latest 3 entries
You are more personally attached to bayek compared to other 2
Dude. I wholeheartedly agree with you. The future of Assassin's Creed is not looking good. Forgive me for what I'm about to say, but to me, it seems Ubisoft is more about people pleasing, liberal/left agendas, conforming, rather then make a good, fun game with a good story. I could be off. But am I wrong???
I can't be the only one getting serious God of war, Kratos vibes from the bosses attacks.
Freedom is not given , it is taken - Netaji
Loved loved loved this game! So emotional 😭
This is like when you do everything in a project, then you friend puts the final touch and gets all the credit xD
I was so emotional when bayek said that he is no longer a husband like I loved them so much as a couple 🥺
The point from aya and bayek splitting ways and making the creed to the end cutscene was really cool and sad if youre playing the games in order and its your first time beating this game. You start to understand everything, time for odyssey 😄
When i heard "the father of understanding" i was like omg😱😱😱
Khemu: *PAPA JUMP*
Me: *doesn't use the leap of faith board and dies* 😅
Leonardo’s little prank on Ezio was actually real lol
Gj on that Ubisoft, was a nice touch
They knew Bayek would be as good of a character as Ezio
Started this game in December of 2017 and just now beat it. Amazing game
How did it take you 5 years 😭
Damn bruh it took you five years to beat it?
5 years lol
Sad thing is origins is my first assassins creed game but never finished it then I bought Odyssey and I beat the game before origins and now I’m currently working on origins again 😂😂😂. Five year span for me as well !
And this...is how the Brotherhood started
*Aya talking to herself* people walking past “who the hell is she talking too?”
when i finished the game I got emotional idk why haha.
SAME idek why
This game is still awesome but the idea that Ubisoft had not enough courage to make Aya the main character is devastating. Imagine how absurdly powerful this story could have been.
Assassin's Creed 2's worthy opponent.
Edit: In terms of story.
True, too true.
The end of this game made me wish Aya could have had a play through in a DLC in Roma to complete her origins story she rightfully deserved.
Caesar: Well.... My adopted son will avenge for me.
i didnt notice but aya said requescat in pace which was the iconic line of ezio
We work in the dark to serve the light we are the assassin's
Ezio auditoure
Bayek's character is adorable
“The creed is the only thing that can’t die”
Shay”Yeah sure buddy”
Connor: *laughs in completely destroying the colonial templar business*
Bruh I saw the thumbnail when I recently started playing origins and thought aya will betray me and be the final boss
14:00 when i jumped during this scene, that same damn thing pops up and it ruined my moment 😂😂
I hope the next game is a sequel to this.where you play as aya/amunet and set in Rome
I hope it is too....hopefully her as the mentor of the roman brotherhood of assassins and at the end she go's back to egypt to kill Cleopatra I'd love that :)
I so agree with you I hope they do. Amunet in Rome first girl assassin in the series would be awsome
To be honest it'd be great to finally have a girl leading Assassin's creed game instead of it always being a guy...I mean yea I am a guy but for once make it a girl....I did love Syndicate with Evie helping Jacob even though Jacob was really the leading character in that game though. Also I do not consider Assassin's creed liberation a AC game. Besides if they do make one in Rome with Amunet as the mentor I wish to see the rise of Octavion and Mark Antony and see how they will be depicted.
I 100% agree with you
Yes Rome
One of the most satisfying Ending
The Ezio family music , may it last forever
This boss fight made me emotional, that tears almost fell lol
The fact that they didn't use mo- cap for the birth of the creed is peak Ubi$oft.
Ac 1 to revelation, ac 3 and blackflag, rouge and now origins. These will be treasured in my heart forever.
Syndicate and unity is no good .
I am starting Syndicate in the morning how come you didn't like it?
I'm happy to find another fan of AC3
Lucius, you are far too dishonorable to be considered a wolf.
That AC2 nostalgic music...Gives chills
They should have just made the game about Aya, clearly a reference to AC2 and it would have made more since to tell her story.
I’m not so sure because compared to bayek she didn’t seem that invested in taking revenge for her son
Aya was boring to me
Aya was so boring. I'd prefer emotional entanglement (Bayek) rather than emotional detachment (Aya)
Wow….aya saying she was amunet….I found all of the tombs in ezios game and that part….I balled I’m like holy shit that’s her😭then w bayek and the “papa jump” part was just….so perfect man
This looks like an assassins creed I need to play.
Chills listening to Ezio family
We need the ability stand up straight on viewpoints like in the cinematic trailer for the first AC
It makes no sense why the game ends with Aya not bayek
When i was a kid i used to have such a huge crush on aya
Just in denial the game ended so I came here to be sure ;(
LEGIT LMAO it’s taken me 2 years to finish this game and I was kind of in owe that it ended so abruptly so I came here to double check and sadly I was right :/
same here. hahah
@@tobypeddle9208 I completed it few hours ago and I started it 3 weeks back