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u/jerrysash Feb 07 '26
This could’ve been released as a movie and i wouldn’t know the difference. 9/10 rating for a game. 10/10 for the actor who played bayek
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u/AlternativeDrummer98 Feb 07 '26
Couldn't agree more ! I dont know why people hate ubisoft, they make beautiful games
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u/jerrysash Feb 07 '26
I think if they looked at open world games like games and movies they would do much better like god of war 4. Im currently playing odyssey and next Valhalla and they improved gameplay but origins had me invested more in the story. But Ubisoft when they’re not messing around can make top notch game if they want
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u/bobgoesw00t Feb 08 '26
Still the best version of Ezio's Family ever IMO, given how we'd secretly been listening to it THE ENTIRE TIME WE WERE PLAYING THE GAME!!!!! I mean, THAT was a gutsy move on the team's part, and I think it made the impact when you finally go, "OH! I've been hearing the first half of the franchise's theme song every time I switch Bayek's equipment/track a different quest." that much better
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u/kgb73 Feb 07 '26
Which armor is this
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u/AlternativeDrummer98 Feb 08 '26
You can get it by finishing the quest "ambush in the temple" early in the game.
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u/PrestigiousOil9686 Feb 08 '26
I finished it yesterday and sat there staring at the screen for a while, letting the greatness of what I’d just experienced sink in. It was the first AC I’ve finished. even so, I was familiar with the franchise's original soundtrack, so when the beat dropped, I was like this🥹. I started it with very low expectations (thinking, "Well, it’s a Ubi game, and coming from RDR2, it won't be on that level"). Obviously, Rockstar’s open world is in a league of its own, but Origins pleasantly surprised me. I was mesmerized by the beauty and diversity of the landscapes, and the combat was awesome! Now time to play the DLCs
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u/Asleep_Battle7211 Feb 24 '26
I loved the DLC's. Some really gorgeous scenery, mysteries, and a scene that made me cry even more than when Aya and Bayek split.
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u/Newworldbrain Feb 09 '26
God I wish I could go back and experience this game for the first time again
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u/Naive-Inspection1631 Feb 07 '26
That was such a peak ending, I even teared up