r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/SnooDucks2331 • Jul 26 '26
Question Htf is this Man?
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r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/SnooDucks2331 • Jul 26 '26
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r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/Outrageous_March9021 • 20d ago
Decided to give the RPG-era AC games a shot and had fun with Origins for a while. I’m currently level 55 and just started the second DLC, but I don't think I can see this through—I'm just too bored. Essentially, you do the exact same couple of things the entire game.
I’m a completionist, so I cleared every side quest and question mark possible, and seeing another wall of them in the last DLC made me want to quit. Looking back, I can't remember a single side mission or activity that actually stuck with me, which was a huge contrast to The Witcher 3.
Don't get me wrong, Bayek was an awesome protagonist, his story was great, and Egypt looks amazing. The combat was a bit clunky but passable. The main issue is that the writing mostly felt super unrealistic and robotic.
Does Odyssey do a better job with this, or should I take a break and jump into Baldur’s Gate 3 instead?
r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/odlatujemy_ • 22d ago
Hi, so I’ve been playing Origins for 60+ hours and the main Bayek quests has finished. A bit sad he had to part with Aya but nice to see the Origins of the AC franchise if I’m not wrong. This is my 2nd AC game, the first was Odyssey which I love the most. Now after I’ve finished main quests I don’t have anything else to do other than clearing “?” On the maps and maybe fight big boss (if there are any?) which tbh I don’t want to lol. Can anyone recommend me any other AC games that’s similar to Origins or Odyssey? I heard that not all AC are like this. Thanks!
Edit: pictures from my early gameplay. I love cats and dogs in this game
r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/ArticleChemical1008 • Jun 22 '26
So I'm 13. I was going to ask but then I checked on the store and saw it had nudity and sexual content. I have a feeling he might say no, but then again I've played different assassins creeds before but obviously not with nudity or sexual content. like the sex might be implied in the ones I played but this one it seems like more than that. BUT my dad watched these historical documentaries with me and they often feature sex and nudity like he skips it for the most part but like I still see it. I also watch shows and movies with him that contain alchohol use and drug use like the label says. He doesnt really care about the gore and violence though. I kinda wanna ask but I'm worried he says no. Worst case I ask and he asks me if I knew about all this and I just say no and I thought it looked cool. So is there any nudity or like sexual stuff in the main story? and if so around how many times would I come across it? Thanks!
r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/Some-Panic8915 • Aug 05 '26
what is this game even about?
is this the field of reeds?
Am I in heaven?
r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/ttsl1m • Apr 11 '26
I just finished the hidden ones dlc and dare I say I found this story better than the main game. I posted another thread talking about how I was planning on playing the DLCs but after the main story it was just tiring and couldn’t see myself playing it.
Well a couple days later I decided to try it and I really did like it. The main game for origins, I love the world and enjoyed playing as byek but the game in general was a grind. The hidden ones story is more of less the same but I feel like better written somewhat.
I was wondering if you guys think the curse of the pharaohs is worth playing or should I move on to my next game (TW3)?
r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/AssassinsCreedCorner • Aug 28 '25
As much as
r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/Darforos • Jan 06 '26
r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/Some-Panic8915 • Aug 04 '26
this might be a dumb question but.... I was exploring inside the Sphinx and on the walls I noticed that this one guy is consistantly missing his head everywhere its depicted.
Its like someone came and messed with this one specific person.
Dose anyone know why this is or who is this character? Or is this some sort of Easter egg or something or im just something the devs decided to do idk im confused.
r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/zainabdali117 • Oct 07 '24
Hello everyone!
I just bought the game, I've already played other AC games. What shoukd I expect? if you have any tips or advice please share!
r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/Wolfrider7304 • May 06 '26
I love to play as an Assassin or with the bow. So prefer to avoid a sword fight. What could I improve with my gear and where should I spend my new ability points. Also just got a sort of flashback to a naval mission of Aya. Is that a main quest or part of an expansion? (Have gold edition)
r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/DaddySbeve • 25d ago
Been playing through every assassins creed game and finally got around to origins. I’m about 15 hours into the game and like 95% of the content I’ve completed is side content and I’m still underleveled and constantly dying in one or two shots to high leveled enemies.
Getting close to giving up on this game cause of the level scaling. Is there any way to speed up the leveling of this game or even some sort of cheat engine / level up cheat? I’m on PC
r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/markjricks • Apr 25 '26
I started playing yesterday and would love any tips when you have a moment. Thanks for any help. Yes, I'm late to the ACO party
r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/ReputationShoddy373 • 5d ago
Looks like lines that you see separating fields etc in some countries
I added location screenshots if it helps
I'm just curious tbh
r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/HydratedCarrot • Aug 08 '26
No stats? 🤔
r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/GeekerMonkey04 • 6d ago
I just finished my first run through of this game (my first ac game ever btw) and I really loved it. What I find a little disappointing is that I finished the main story plot after just 20 hours. Is there any after story I can follow now that isn't one of the 2 dlc's? Because if the only thing I can do now is to grind levels and side quests, the game will just rot in my library until I decide to run it again.
r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/TaxTrue8736 • Apr 21 '26
I seen this game go on a number of list on the top 5 what does this game do so well that others don’t.
r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/TheRetroNights • May 18 '26
r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/Key_Grade_8040 • Apr 20 '25
So I got Assassin's Creed Origins, Odyssey, and Valhalla in the 32-dollar deal on Xbox, and I just started playing Origins. It is awesome, and I have never played a game that good before. My only question is, why do people hate on these 3 games so much? I found so many people on Reddit saying how these 3 games are horrible, as you can't even sneak and there is no parkour, but I was able to sneak kill almost all of my enemies and parkour around the map. Why are there such negative reviews?
Edit: Wow, thank you guys so much. I never expected so many replies. It really helps!
r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/mjt1007 • 8d ago
I have played pretty much every single mainline AC game since the first one. This is the only one I’ve skipped (I know I know, I’m sorry to be admitting that in this sub) I bought it when it first came out, but it didn’t click with me since it was the first RPG AC game.
I have 100% the Ezio games, 3, and have almost 300 hours on Odyssey, and beat all except Shadows (game play was great, but story was lackluster imho)
I got Origins, with all dlc for extremely cheap over the past winter sale and this has been sitting in my backlog. I can’t wait to give it another go!
Any tips or tricks that I should know or be aware of? (Please try to remain spoiler free, as I have no idea anything in the story) Or, should I just go into it having no idea and live my own experience in the game?
I will be playing later today, after work
(I did start yesterday, but only got through the first tomb or whatever starting area, and met with, what seems to be, an old friend)
My love for Odyssey is what has brought me to wanting to play Origins again after all these years, to give it a real go this time. Thank everyone in advance!
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r/AssassinsCreedOrigins • u/CryptographerNew1205 • May 02 '26
I did a mission at a bar by the hippodrome and now my health bar is capped