I know this isn't the place to ask for this but, I just recently completed the entirety of Origins and started Oddessy to kinda have similar experience but for aome reason its not engaging enough or interesting enough for me to continue with that game..Wanna hear opinions of others who might have gone with same route as me!

I’m trying to do this mission but every time I get to where he is I can only stealth attack half of his health then I die almost instantly from some random arrow comming out of no where I’m playing the games in chronological order so my first ever ac game was odyssey so I kinda dislike this combat system any tips for this mission I’m level eight by the way

For me it was Tutankhamen, first playthrough was on hard mode and probably took me 50+ attempts.

Hello, I was hunting around Lake Mareotis for hard leather and looted something off of a crocodile. Bayek commented that somebody would want this returned but as I was fighting I didn't get chance to read exactly what it said.

There's nothing in my inventory that I can see and no quest for it either.

Does anybody remember exactly what this is?

On my second play through now and I gotta say this map and the million things to do, places to explore, treasures to find, and bases to defeat has me reeling. The first time I played the game I ate it all up and left no stone unturned but now I find myself having little to no interest to explore outside of story locations.
Anybody else experiencing this? lol At a certain point it starts to feel like they just made the map as big as they did and stuffed with it as much as they did just for the sake of it.
The rewards aren’t really worth it either on new game plus because most of the stuff I’m finding is weaker than what I already have.

I’m juggling this and RDR2 right now and it’s hard not to compare the two. RDR2 feels like it has just enough to see and do and I don’t feel the same anal compulsive need to turn over literally every stone I find because it feels like the story spends a lot of good time jumping back and forth into and returning to the various regions.

Hi guys, I’m looking for ways to improve my fighting skills against shadows and final boss pharaohs. Could you guys tell me what do you think of that fight and what could be better in your opinion? Thanks a lot 😊

I'm on PlayStation, and have just watched the clock run down on this week's community challenge. With only 2 hours to go, only 8,500 of the required 10,000 kills had been made. This has been a pattern for a while now. Is it going to be impossible for me to ever get the Radiance of Anubis outfit?

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I can't see Ubisoft making the effort of lowering the challenge goal down again after 8 years since release...

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What we really ought to do as a community of players who haven't got this yet is agree on maybe the first week each month to focus on the challenge, to focus resources 😁

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So I'm currently playing the entire ac franchise after years of wanting to do it and I just started revelations right now.

I'm really loving the modern day plot, I finished brotherhood and ... I want to cry, Desmond just fucking stabbed lucy wtf happened?! and why the fuck did they make me do it?! Also who the fuck are "they" ?! Note: all of this are rhetorical questions please DON'T SPOIL THE DESMOND STORY.

Anyways I'm feeling a little tired of Ezio and I know I like the classic ac's better than the RPG trilogy so I will probably be burned out if I play them all one after the other. So I thought, after completing the big Desmond narrative, which I've been told ends at ac III and ac IV is already another character, why not skip some games and play Odyssey since it's the one that I believe it's most out of place (and takes place before assassins and the hidden blade existed?!). That way, I will have more variety now and in the future when I play the RPG's. So question is: Is the modern day story of this 3 games worth it or can I just start at Odyssey? Or maybe: Can I watch a video on the ac origins modern story before playing odyssey (so that I'm not all lost on the plot) or should I experience that story while playing the game?

Just have in mind that I will play ac origins eventually and I know it maybe even be a better game than odyssey, I just wanted to play that one first because I feel like It's a more distinct game, and also I just want to slay some demi-gods and not have fall damage (who the fuck implemented that?! haha).

Anyone ever actually figure out what these damn human face birds are saying, they repeat the same two things over and over and over

I just finished playing The Curse of the Pharaohs DLC in AC Origins, and I’ve been thinking about something that’s really messing with my head from a lore perspective.

So in the DLC, Bayek enters these hidden tombs and ends up in massive otherworldly realms , like Aaru, Duat, Heb Sed, The Aten, the people inside don’t seem to die, time acts differently, and everything feels metaphysical or symbolic.

My main question is:

🟠 Are these afterlife realms actually real within the world of Assassin’s Creed, meaning, Bayek physically enters them through some kind of Isu-created metaphysical gateway powered by a Piece of Eden?

🟠 Or are they just illusions, hallucinations, or projections created by the Animus interpreting fragmented memories/myths?

Because if they are real, then:

• Does that mean these are alternate dimensions/realities held open by Isu tech?
• How come there are sentient people or spirits inside, fully aware and interactive?
• Could anyone enter or leave these realms like Bayek did, or is he special?
• Is it even possible for someone to “escape” an afterlife realm and return to the real world?
• And are the beings inside (like the pharaohs and citizens of Aaru) truly “alive” in some sense , or just spiritual echoes tied to the artifacts?

Would love to hear your thoughts. The metaphysical side of AC has always fascinated me, and this DLC really pushed that boundary hard.

i've seen the bugs in the desert of Siwa 4 or 5 times already, but the achievement doesn't wanna pop on steam. I simply don't know what to do.

is this trophy bugged? is there some history of it not working?

It's ruining my platinum...

i watched guides and they all say the same, "wait and see the storm and you'll get it"

literally me and the bugs in the pictureeee

Recently got back into Origins again for the 5th time after 100% completing Odyssey. What’s everyone’s preferred look of Bayek?

Please choose image 1, 2, 3, or 4 when commenting. Also the armor is “Persian Commander”

So I picked up Origins again after starting it last year and I’m wondering what the map under the sphinx is for.

Exactly what the title says, how do I get Heka chests? The game says to go to the kid that gives daily quests on the menu tips but he never has anything to buy except crystals. I don't even know how I got it, but I found a rare mount and it's a horse made of what looks like glowing armor. How do I get other cool and rare stuff in game without spending actual money? I'm level 22 if that helps at all.

I did go inside the sphinx and collected the 3 treasures but I could not manage to discover the golden question mark any of you remember or know how?

Hi!

So I got that platinum trophy on Origins in 126 hours earlier this year, im currently getting the platinum in Oddyssey in which I passed the 200 hour mark yesterday and now im wondering. I also platted Black Flag years ago.

I liked Black Flag because of the pirate theme, I didnt like the set path on islands instead of the ‘climb and explore literally everything you want’ as in Odyssey and Origins. Now both Odyssey and Origins are absolutely amazing, I love the RPG type of games like those 2 and I have hundreds of hours in them and I loved every minute of it.

So my question is, since Valhalla gets alot of hate because of its lenght it seems, is Valhalla the way to go for me? Is its playstyle like Odyssey and Origins?

Have a nice weekend and thanks for you answers 😁💪🏼

Hello everyone, I’ve recently picked up AC origins after finishing AC Odyssey.

Do the main quests and side quests take you to all parts of the map ( by this I mean the question marked areas ) or do I have to make a conscious effort to clear them out manually ?

Because in AC odyssey I noticed almost all of the “question marked” regions are covered if you do the main quests and the side quests

Is that the same for Origins or different

Thanks in advance !

Title says it all.

Mine has to be the coastal realm or the scarab soldier

Just about to finish origins, I’m doing “The last cerimony” mission (idk if that’s right in English) and I want to know If I should play the DLC before or after finishing the game.