Assassin's Creed Origins is OVER 5 YEARS OLD...

[@AltairStealth]

The best of the RPG Trilogy by far, truly captures the assassin fantasy in a whole new way

[@kyle2kyletroii]

ur origins stealth videos are so good

[@AssassinLegend77]

I think mirage will be up here with origins.

[@sizeable-cult3169]

Yooo love ur videos @AltairStealth

[@yakao7194]

@@AssassinLegend77i don’t think you should count mirage to the rpg trilogy

[@00martoneniris86]

Grand master Altaïr ibn La ad Welcome tho master Assassin 😎

[@KiomonDuck]

I'm replaying origins right now. Beyek isn't always mad, he just remembers his son is dead after being happy momentarily. Also Aya was a huge missed opportunity.

[@d4dr4g0n]

I think the flashes of being a kind and happy man around children is the man he used to be before his son’s death. He misses being that person but there’s no going back for him.

[@kyvian251]

I feel like he eventually moves on and allows his anger to motivate him to do something good. Which is establish the assassins

[@KiomonDuck]

@@kyvian251 that scene on the beach at the end is when I think he let's things go.

[@unfortunately_fortunate2000]

seemed pretty evident that Origins had some major issues during its development that ended up impacting the story. that aside, people who say Bayek is always angry must not have done a lot of side content, the flea of Cyrene is often a joy to have in your company & he's often just a kind, helpful person who falls into a life of protecting humanity instead of just protecting royals.

[@anteupartist9462]

Replaying this as well. Attempting to platinum it 😅

[@TH3N00BK1N9]

Bayek's story was so beautiful. We felt his pain and his joys. One of the best AC characters

[@therealchickentender]

After many long considerations, I would have to say "the best" AC character to me personally.

[@sanjonn]

He's a self absorbed asshole who doesn't take responsibility for causing his sons death. He'd be the worst AC character if Basim didn't exist.

[@lucasw2578]

​@@12xenn45overrated

[@memecliparchives2254]

​@@12xenn45woah woah woah woah, lets all just agree Altair, Ezio, Bayek and Edward are the best.

[@johananj.j8003]

​@@memecliparchives2254I can agree with the other 3, but not Altair. Did doesn't have much character to him, he's a wooden plank.

[@kermut]

Really surprised Bayek never got a sequel. It almost seemed like it was hinted at in the Hidden Ones DLC when Aya talks about Rome and that Bayek should visit her so he can see Rome.

[@hitman-mq1wk]

Did you know that in origins, they originally planned to have Greece or at least a part of Greece in the game, and you were supposed to be able to have sea travel to get there, but they scraped it and decided to make it its own game

[@kermut]

@@hitman-mq1wk I had no idea! That kind of explains why naval combat is barely even in Origins

[@hitman-mq1wk]

Since it's the same engine, I wonder if someone could make a mod were they just connect the maps from oragins and Odyssey. That would be epic!

[@hitman-mq1wk]

And they can use ai to have byek voice the lines that alexios/kassandra have

[@dougpederson5625]

They could have made a trilogy and really fleshed out bayek smh that’s part of the issue with their current formula it’s a new character every game. It’s difficult to really grow w the character and appreciate them

[@AyoItzDj]

The opening cutscene always gives me chills every time I've seen it

[@thatguycalledjesse]

The best of openings

[@JSGaming0327]

Same for me!! It’s insane!! 😎😎💯💯🔥🔥

[@jasontodd31]

''EVERYONE WHO SNIFFED THE AIR THAT DAY,IN SIWA!''

[@MU5h3d1]

The ending when he jumps, and he hears Khemus voice says "papa jump", emotional 😢

[@imxdpng]

We dont talk about the soundtrack of origin enough, its literally a masterpiece

[@shishgeor]

Origins is what got me back in the series. The atmosphere in the game is unmatched to anything else ive played. You actually feel like you are taking a tour in ancient egypt.

[@amenable_crayon6]

This is just insane. It felt like it came out yesterday.

[@johnnysilverhand--]

IKR?

[@bakirmutapcic]

It sound even more insane when you realise that AC3 is just 5 years older than Origins

[@GoldBladedWarrior]

Just the vibe of Origins and how immersive it felt was truly majestic. I remember the time I was exploring and found some cats by a cave, and I went in there and started chilling with them.

[@_ENOVA]

how to pat a cat? I remember bayek did it once near colloseum

[@MBM1117727]

​@@_ENOVAjust crouch near them and he does it

[@vanillacream2383]

I’d have never thought Bayek would have been up there with Ezio in terms of discussion. Loved this game.

[@Zero-c5v]

way better than Ac2 ezio

[@Hush_Rush27]

​@@Zero-c5vnah ac2 ezio is so good

[@spookgoose9993]

Been replaying this game recently before mirage comes out, and the side quests are a lot better than i thought they were. The Memphis missions in particular, like where you hear Bayek cry after recounting his nightmare or him reciting the Medjay code and saying how his son should have learned that from him. What an amazing game and character

[@JanVP1]

The zodiac dialogs (especially the child actor)!

[@spugesdu]

The setting is absolutely what made this game stand out so drastically. Ancient Egypt is quite literally *breathtaking* in its scale and attention to detail. Greece and England, to me at least, felt so barebones by comparison.

[@stefansibbes2440]

Only someone who hasn't played Odyssey would call it barebones. There's plenty to criticize but attention to detail isn't one of them.

[@allanlomas5133]

Bayek of Siwa is such a beautiful character. Great with kids, ruthless with villians. He really sells the badass dad vibe. The voice actor was top of the line.

[@srn7254]

even crazier when you realize that this was his first VA work, and yet no one could come close in subsequent AC games (Kassandra was there but still nowhere near as good as Bayek - especially with much better cutscene animations in Origins).

[@averagegameenjoyer4156]

​@@srn7254this was his first VA????!!! damn he sound so experienced

[@giomilahy]

Literally just finishing it half an hour ago. And in the name of Sobek, I really love Bayek, Aya, and Egypt. From Siwa to Alexandria.

[@andrewmaddox2889]

I just 100% completed and got every trophy for origins a couple days ago. Absolutely goated game, and i wish they made a sequel or at least a DLC where Bayek joins Aya in Rome. The ancient roman brotherhood would be sooo cool to experience.

[@kurhanchyk]

origins is my fave forever. many times i tried to think if there is another game (among ac) i like this much but my heart always leads me back to origins. the setting, the protagonists, the story are always up there in the discussion

[@Nithlus]

What's more impressive is that Unity is 9 years old! That game is better than anything since

[@papworktv5]

I really liked valhalla especially the asgard world and missions. And thors hammer and all that, I don't know why a lot of people didn't like it, I loved how long the game was to.

[@Nebulisreconx]

Origins became my favorite games in the franchise because how the whole story and journey unfolds between the main game and DLC, love the character and setting so much. The combat and stealth work great and allow for some creative gameplay once you see how you can effect the npc's and environment. The attention to detail and sheer amount of activity going on. People say open worlds are empty and yeah you said it, despite being set in an actual desert there is alot of stuff going on all over.

[@CinematicSeriesGaming]

I just started replaying this game YESTERDAY. Now that I have a monster PC, I can experience it in 4k on ultra and the game is absolutely beautiful. It's extremely immersive, the open world is amazing, the gameplay is very smooth and I just love all the details put into this game. The only think that slightly bothers me is that NPCs can behave a bit weird at times. There are a few details about AI that just trigger me, like the fact that Hepzefa plows through pedestrians when we ride camels, NPC buggies and charriots do weird things or when NPC start climbing stuff for no reason. But in general, Origins is a masterpiece! I'm still salty that Bayek was robbed of the trilogy he clearly deserved. He was the most compelling and interesting protagonist since Edward and Ezio. The 2nd game could easily pick up where Origins ended and send Bayek on a quest to find the lost Apple in Judea, while he helps Kawab and the local Hidden Ones continue the fight against Roman occupation. We could see a wiser and more assassin-like Bayek who wears dark robes, blends in the crowds, ditches the shield in favour of smaller weapons and starts relying on parkour, stealth and tools instead on brute force. And the last part of the trilogy would culminate in Rome. Just like Origins gave us scaled down Egypt, the 3rd game could give us a scaled down portion of the Italian Peninsula with Rome as its biggest city + a lot of smaller cities, towns, villages as well as mountains, plains and countrysides filled with side activities, side quests and Roman forts. This hypothetical 3rd game is the most exciting to me because it has insane potential for storytelling and gameplay. We could see how the Hidden Ones adopted all key Assassin tenets. We could see why Bayek was ultimately forgotten and Amunet was not - perhaps there was some sort of conflict between the two or maybe Bayek left the order in the end. We could see the iconic scene alluded to back in AC2 where Amunet kills Cleopatra with the snake. We could see Bayek continue his fight against Order of the Ancients who is now led by Emperor Octavian. We could see returning characters like Esio of Cyrene, who was sent to Rome by Bayek to be trained under Aya. This trilogy could have put AC back on the map as one of the most compelling narrative-driven series on the market! It would be so much better than 2 random games about Spartans and Vikings! And gameplay-wise, the trology like this would be a golden opportunity to combine the new light-RPG elements of Origins with more classic AC features! For starters, we could see the return of social stealth and more technical parkour. Part 3 would also be a perfect opportunity to bring back the Brotherhood system where Bayek & Aya recruit talented rebels to make them Hidden Ones and then call them to help out during missions. We could even have a brand new skill tree dedicated to the recruits and their abilities. They could distract enemies, steal stuff, stealthily assassinate guards, start open combat or snipe enemies with bows from afar. We could have a 2-player co-op mode where one player is Bayek and 2nd is Aya and a whole series of missions where both characters work together. We could also see something like the Cult of Cosmos system from Odyssey but actually good - a series of "Templar" targets controlling different parts of the Roman Empire, each of whom would have a dedicated black-box Hitman-like mission where we get to choose how to assassinate them. Abandoning Bayek has to be the biggest blunder in AC history since Ubisoft decided to sideline the modern day plot. It was such a dumb move. The story and gameplay write themselves here! I was 100% sure they would make sequels after I finished Origins and they just didn't. Why???

[@MultiKamil97]

Honestly I think that playing as Bayek in 3 big games would be really boring. We had it in Ezio trilogy and already Revelations was a bit criticised for making us play Ezio again. I like Bayek but there are other great characters waiting in queue to play their role in this series. I think a better option would be a big DLC, where Bayek goes to Rome. I don't think it would be that time-consuming for Ubisoft to create Rome on a new engine for one DLC. After all, they would just have to take the assets from Brotherhood and kinda transfer them into a new engine while changing some things to make them fit better in that time period.

[@luisdeloera74]

Bro you need to be working for Ubisoft 🤣 I had the same thoughts that he should have went to Judea we could have got some cool storylines I really enjoy when they intertwine religious artifacts with the pieces of Eden they really missed out on some great games

[@JSGaming0327]

I can’t believe it’s been 5 years!! It feels like Origins came out yesterday. It’s still one of my favorite games till this day! This game is the reason I love Egypt so much! 💯💯🔥🔥❤️❤️🇪🇬🇪🇬

[@KnsEhrorr]

i literally jus platinumed this game, this game is still an absolute masterpiece

[@chrisbutler3353]

When he picks up the eagle skull and sees the symbol in the sand I nearly shat. Ive just left Siwa in my new playthrough. A whole world of rad things to see and do ahead of me. I love revisiting games later on after I've matured a bit. I've become a dad to multiple kids since I last played this at launch. And my appreciation has been renewed for games like tnis.

[@luisdeloera74]

Bro I’m telling you I played this game when I was 17 I played it again recently I got 2 babies now and this game will mess you up lmao they really go out their way to show how much bayek loves kids

[@chroman112]

I’ve been replaying it the last week and it bangs. It is so much fun and like the perfect size. It’s big but not overwhelming. Also Bayek is such a compelling character and assassin. In the same way Ezio had his motive start as revenge and become something more so did Bayek but I feel like his story was tragic and sadder. But this and the Ezio trilogy will be replays until I’m too old to play

[@randomtwist5023]

3:18 as a matter of fact I've just finished playing throught the story of AC: Origins because of that patch so this video of yours really comes in handy Love your channel

[@prozoomy]

Its 5 years old and its the best ac game i played since the older games. the new rpg ones fall so short..

[@Jamesonhs]

Odyssey is the best ac ever made

[@luisdeloera74]

One thing I noticed is how he loves children anytime a quest came up involving a kid you could just hear bayek talk softer to them always concerned I always went out of my way to make sure I help every child I could cause I feel like as a father bayek probably carries that burden

[@kyvian251]

The protagonist, setting, and gameplay were fresh to the ac franchise and as soon as I got off school i remember the night it released I binged it from sun down until sun up…

[@placeholder3853]

I love this game, the soundtrack, the recreation of ancient Egypt. It's just so gooood

[@bravao3233]

Over 5 years old and still an absolute masterpiece that still holds up! I still remember watching the dev gameplay and being stunned, this was the first of the new era AC games.

[@tytoper9739]

Ezio was unknowingly guided by the brotherhood members to become an assassin. Aya and Bayek had to learn from their mistakes. That was really solid story-wise. The only thing I wish those two games DIDN'T share were purely evil antagonists. In my opinion this series shines the brightes when they make you conflicted about their motives and deeds.

[@harrisonchristopher8708]

Such a good game

[@TheMillionDollarDropout]

I just booted it up today. It’s so beautiful. I never finished the hidden ones dlc

[@LEAP_OF_EDITS748]

I stared doing a playtrough on all AC games from December. Now I’m at Origins and I enjoy EVERY second of it

[@ladyoftheunknown2616]

I love AC Origins because it also explained how the Templar Order found their influence as well. It was nice to see, that for once they weren't big, brutish knights, but an actual shadow collective. It's even better with the Order of Ancients, since it goes to show literally ANYONE can be a Templar...scary.

[@coldchaos9388]

Finished Origins 1-2 days ago, loved it! Great video!!!!

[@maarufjamal1672]

I played it 3 years ago and forgot about it. I started replaying this game. Man. I really didn't play properly last year. The open world and map design is something else. You can spend hours just roaming around egypt. Absolutely love it.

[@maxiemdepypere5474]

I love this game, it's vibe and the setting so much. I consider it even to be my favorite game I ever played. I played the original Ezio games too. I loved them, but I just felt more joy playing this and especially the aesthetic & Egypt itself just made me feel like I was living there during the time. It still blows my mind to this day.

[@Niater8106]

The only bad things I can think of are the lack of finishers and that you had to upgrade the hidden blade

[@lilpoop24]

I didn't like being given tons of loot and having to switch out my weapons every 5 minutes

[@namgunaucao9771]

yeah when only finisher animation for last enemy. always boring ragdoll dead look suck.

[@MultiKamil97]

Yeah, in regards to your gear upgrades it was nothing else but a one, big grind. I spent a lot of time to gather needed materials to upgrade my hidden blade, bracers and other things. Hunting for specific animals was a huge pain in the ass, especially when some of them had only 1 leather in them. It was especially grindy in The Curse of The Pharaophs DLC were you had to collect those grey crystals to upgrade your gear to maximum. Those crystals were quite hard to find when you already finished the game. I had to roam around the afterlife worlds to find enough of them.

[@azzor4134]

you could make the hidden blade a one hit kill with uplay. you can't do that anymore since they updated the app, so you have to edit some files to get it to work.

[@Usuario05052]

That's right, and as long as you are not at the maximum level there are enemies that you cannot kill at first with the hidden blade, that set me back a little in the story but it didn't give me that much of a problem.

[@Delbzy]

Origins ended up being one of my favourite AC games, I bought it on release but never ended up playing it until 2021. Such a great game

[@neonmatt24]

Origins is my absolute FAVORITE game in the series, then Brotherhood and AC3. I'm currently replaying Origins now with the remove the shield trick and secondary bow on PS5, so now my Bayek looks super clean with only the bow and quiver on his back. It looks perfect with the Altair outfit and still sorta fits the Egyptian setting.

[@yahiahatab2096]

When you do the star missions with Bayek's son that's where you'll see him pretty calm and happy, those specific moments however happy they and calming they are it makes you very sad since his son died.

[@STSGuitar16]

Looking forward to the playthrough vid!

[@melonmaster2892]

bayeks pure rage is too relatable. it contrasts well with the love he feels for aya and his son. its the most human aspect about him.

[@Patelkaran34]

Origins and Black Flag are the best Assassin's creed game.

[@keepcalmandtrashtill8158]

Recently I asked myself the question, “what made exactly this game so thrilling and interesting to play besides the massive open world that we got?” Well there is no simple answer to that but if we compare it to odyssey and Valhalla, this game was truly made up for the plot. It was somewhat long for playing through the campaign and yet I didn’t get bored. The characters were good and the emotions they were going through were perfectly represented (by the dialogues and the pace of actions not by the facial expressions :D). Every single mission of the story was close to the previous one and we didn’t have to go over 10 outposts and 5 side quests to get to the desired level (like in ac odyssey). Off course we need to explore a bit and make this kinda quests but they were less. I still gotta admit that if I was going for the next main story mission below the advised level, the game was more punishing than in odyssey. Even if it was not for the story so much and for the gameplay and progress system, the game looked and felt RIDICULOUSLY authentic and real. It’s not like we ever lived in this period 😅, but the game definitely allowed us to feel like an Egyptian citizen. Ubisoft might be one of the most disappointing companies in the last 10 years in terms of their core gameplay, story telling, pace of the games and even optimisation, but when it comes to setting…damn they deliver EVERY time!

[@shajithekumbadan9118]

Origins was my first AC game. Fantastic to say the least.

[@hiedra68]

It's 2024 and I was looking for a game to play on my abandoned PS4 and found this gem. And I love it. I can see myself playing it for a long time, graphics are great for a 7 yo game, the story, the characters and the acting are great. The playability is very good and the world is huge. The leveling up is a bit too slow, you need to do thousands of side quests to get the xp needed to do the story missions but the side quests don't feel like the repetition of the same mission over and over like other games, they have a story behind and the rewards are worthy of your time. This game has aged very well.

[@poodlemeister22314]

You touched on it a bit, and I agree, but part of what makes Origins so good is the story: The hook itself is simple and straightforward while also not allowing itself to get watered down by side quests and stories and allowing the main character to evolve. Also Bayek and Aya, what a couple, how I wish we could've played more as Aya like they did in Syndicate

[@Axelplaysalot]

This game is my favourite in the series, it was the only game that made me want to 100 percent complete it I still play it to this day so happy late birthday Origins!

[@Jamie-j6s]

Yo bro I love ur video been watching u for six months and by then I've almost watch all ur videos you've helped me alot during a tough time

[@tiago-ny5yj]

this game is a perfect mix with rpg and stealth. i truly connect with bayek and i can't believe it's already 5 years one of the best ac i played

[@bigmanbub]

Happy birthday assassins creed origins and may the creed guide you Nothing is true Everything is permitted We walk in the dark to serve the light We are assassins.

[@nor.freddy]

They could still do a Bayek or/and Aya game later, im still holding on to the hope for that. It would be great as you said to see the development and even beyond Eqypt.

[@toxiccpappy316]

recently got the season pass, planning to replay and 100% this masterpiece for the 2nd time!!

[@ahmedanubis]

Bayek is my Favorite AC character(even more than ezio), maybe also being Egyptian makes me biased but he felt much more well rounded, and if given the chance of 2 more games he will easily bypass Ezio in popularity and character development. (I'm also a big GOW fan, and Bayek felt like an Egyptian Kratos, so I liked him even more for that)

[@_ENOVA]

my fav part of ACOrigins is to just walk around between missions, slowly walking and study the surroundings, guessing of purpose of things, the constructions. This isemi-action game, semi-vacation for me))

[@ajthegamer8927]

Assassin's creed origins had always felt like the last Assassin's creed game that was Assassin's creed. Assassin's creed odyssey was a god simulator with a cult that felt like an army of Walmart brand templars. Assassin's creed valhalla tried to be both Assassin's creed and god simulator without recognizing you can't do both and succeed because people want one consistent thing, not two things that essentially makes people question "how does these two things connect with eachother, not counting the crazy woman?" Whenever I think of Assassin's creed origins, I think back to what old Altair said in revelations. "Aahhh ... the end of an Era."

[@aniketrn7]

I still play it today and always manage to get amazed by how Intricately beautiful this game is. It made me fall in love with games after a long time❤

[@Eddieavina123]

Love your video and 5 years old already wow

[@jibran6299]

I am so glad that someone is talking about this masterpiece in 2023 one of the best assassin's creed game ever this game not only reveal the origin of the brotherhood but also we met one of the best protogonist in all AC frenchise I mean come on bayek of siwa confronting his enemies with rage and brutality also romantic and being friendly with kids For me he is the best❤️😘

[@Youtubelovesme675]

I know this is going to be a good video and happy birthday origins

[@Youtubelovesme675]

What I win

[@GTAVictor9128]

5:35 - Also, most Egyptian civilians wear only basic linen cloth, so Bayek in full armor would always stand out, so the only realistic way to feature social stealth in Origins would be if it used the AC Liberation system where it would be outfit dependant - regular armor for access to weapons and equipment, civilian outfit for crowd blending but limited weapons, and perhaps Egyptian soldier outfit for infiltrating forts.

[@ld7412]

i love Assassin's Creed i 100% every single Assassin's Creed game maybe 20 or 30 times each

[@your_kukooms]

I recently played this game and all I can say is wow I became so lost in ac origins world and I loved every second of it

[@MerciLessSKiLLz]

AC3 Remastered and AC Origins are my favorite AC games form the series. I have 30 days played for both games and I continue to play them.

[@GRR1MN1R]

one of the main reason why I loved this game over the RPGs is the lack of multiple dialogue options and character designs every story cinematic feels legit and never had the cringe fest animations from the later games

[@Calypso694]

Been playing it for the first time finally and I like it. I do miss the more complex parkour of 2 and all but with how the world is laid out you don’t really need it.

[@apollojustice5338]

I loved this game so much. So much that I platinumed it. Definitely Top 5. I'll play Odyssey soon. Currently in a break from AC to prevent burnout.

[@mr.spytom]

I am so biased for this game because it helped me survive 2020

[@GoldBladedWarrior]

I loved Origins it was personally My favorite out of the three recent RPG's!😁

[@kermut]

Playing through it right now, almost done but just started Curse of the Pharaohs DLC. Absolutely looooooooove this game

[@fynix9963]

The nostalgia i have for this game is unreal. played through it twice now and this video made my consider playing it again.

[@Xgcyu]

I remember when it first came out, i was like "i'm sure that i will never play it", i thought it was a huge thing because of how many details it has 😅. Great game.

[@DaneofHalves]

My first Assassin Creed game that I completed. I had previously played the original game and some of the sequel but my controller broke during the penultimate boss fight in Altair's story and I got frustrated and quit on a certain assassination mission in Ezio's. But I always meant to go back and finish those. In 2017, I bought a cheap pc optimized for gaming and the first game I played was Origins. It was the first 60fps game I ever played and the story and gameplay were a perfect match at the time for me. Because of this game, it has made me want to go back and play all the AC games to experience the culture and immersion of each time period while exploring the overall lore of the universe between the Brotherhood and Templars. Origins saved AC for me. Great game.

[@afzalhakeen4941]

i finally gonna play this game this month

[@wkwk2o384ur]

People couldn't run this at 4K120 because the graphics hardware literally did not exist. I am finally playing this through on my OLED at 4K HDR and God damn this game is absolutely insane in terms of visuals. And the music and story is absolutely beautiful.

[@FiSA01]

origins is my favourite game of all time...and i still have it installed in my pc and explore the vast world once in a while

[@LibertyTreeGaming]

I just started a let's play of my first playthrough of Origins. Loving it so far!

[@mikdlog]

My favorite was Black flag but since starting Origins that is changing. Absolute stunner.

[@mozax8118]

Well, let's hope that Assassin's Creed Mirage will be given a chance and save the AC series and sell well the same way Origins did.

[@Fakhori.M]

what gets me about this game! is the music... dude its calling me back to play it again soooo hard everytime I hear it, anyone else ?

[@chican_0]

Playing this for the first time and I think for those like me who haven’t played all the games, this one is almost a standalone on its own. It’s a great game.

[@dr.donatio4911]

Origin was the reason why I start playing every Assassin's Creed except the First and Odyssey

[@Blank-ish]

As someone who’s never played any A.C.’s, I just bought the gold edition because it was on sale earlier and after only 45 minutes of playing, it’s a 9/10 in my book.

[@invisAG]

I remember liking Origins but I don’t think I initially loved it as much as other games in the series. It’ll definitely be worth a replay sometime. I did like Bayek as a protagonist tho and would have been happy with him getting a sequel. Would’ve really loved to see a full game playing as Amunet though

[@tbunating1451]

Literally just started a new playthrough on my pc the other day cuz I haven’t played it since my ps4 days and it’s CRISPY

[@brokenbridge6316]

My favorite part of AC: Origins is the crafting and gathering in this game. Early on I often go well out of my way to gather up crafting resources. I usually have some very highly crafted armor n equipment before meeting Aya for the first time. You should see my when I'm upgrading the Hidden Blade all at once. I only slow down in my crafting when I can't get enough carbon crystals.

[@6Tbone]

Me too with crafting , AND THEN I remembered that there are 3 carbons per box in Sinai DLC... FYI :)

[@brokenbridge6316]

@@6Tbone---I remember that about the Sinai DLC. I thought that was a nice feature.

[@ThaaKannon]

I loved this game when it came out .. I usually rush through AC games main storylines & skip side missions or side content but I knew I was getting close to beating this game & to prolong it just did any side content I could to keep playing

[@munddortanimations3680]

Soundtracks was somethin special... iam almost crying hearing that. game was so emotional. i love that. and i love ancient egypt with elements to explore like tombs,piramids,temples,mysterious events,big fortesses and others... just for me the best game that brings so many memories, good memories... Bayek

[@filippospezaros5876]

The setting makes even more sense when you consider that ezio has a statue of amunet in his basement

[@connorwiederich]

Origins is my second favorite game in the series (or maybe third with Brotherhood being second) behind Assassin's Creed 2. Egypt is a gorgeous setting, Bayek is my second favorite protagonist after Ezio, I really like the new combat, there are no bonus objectives for 100% completion, and the assassination memory corridors are fantastic. Plus the two DLCs particularly the hidden ones DLC and Bayek's hidden ones outfit are some of my favorites in the series for the DLCs and the outfits. Not to mention the game isn't over-bloated like Odyssey and Valhalla though I still enjoy those games as well. Things I don't like about Origins are having to constantly carry people out of forts in side missions, having to upgrade the hidden blade just to get an instant kill, getting detected the moment an enemy catches a glimpse of you, having to play the final mission as Aya, and having to ride a long distance through the desert to get to the tomb on the Southeast corner of the map. Plus the hippodrome races are frustrating and the civilians repeat the same dialogue no matter what city you're in.

[@justinalexander5024]

What are the odds that this was posted 16 hours after i completed the game for the first time. I really enjoyed the setting and story of this game. I had a 65 hr playthrough.

[@Stoney192]

So glad they went in the new direction since Origins. Origins is a masterpiece.

[@marcinwyc]

My favourite AC. Egypt is my "home" and I love coming back to this game. In fact I am gonna launch it now!

[@DillianCriker]

Playing through the AC games for the first time right now and I'm really looking forward to this one.

[@marus2249]

damn the timing! i just got done finishing every ac game on 100% (except rpgs) but i felt so bad blasting through origins' main story and seeing how loved it is im going to try to achieve 100% completion

[@masterneloth]

I really liked Origins. It’s just kinda sad how it became the catalyst for the wacky demigod non-assassin assassin’s creed era

[@eledil5047]

Happy late birthday, Origins!!! You're my favorite

[@Astral_body]

I loved playing this game upon release, but I did think I did play more of Odyssey, but I still think origins is my number one favorite only because it was the first assassin’s Creed game I ever got to play in the series and yes I know I’m late in traffic and I got caught up it’s just vibrant and beautiful. It feels like you’re really there in Egypt. And I love Egypt mythology. I play it off and on every year or two.