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12 April 2026

• First time I saw this I laughed and then immediately panicked

  It was the first time I had seen the Cyclops and it was crazy! Replaying it after years still had the same reaction! submitted by /u/Vergil977 to r/AssassinsCreedOdyssey [link] [comments]

• Completed hidden ones - questions about curse of the Pharaoh

  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)? submitted by /u/ttsl1m to r/AssassinsCreedOrigins [link] [comments]

• Assasins creed 4 is a game i adore but the way you unlock cheats is ridiculous

  alright so I recently got back into AC4. and I love it, I love the combat, i love the stealth, the sea, the setting, its wonderful.

  but oh my goodness, I have never seen a game treat the ability to use cheat codes as something you legitimately have to earn except this one.

  for those that dont know, this game has cheat codes, stuff like invincibility and infinite ammo, but also more interesting ones like a hardcore sort of cheat where you and the jackdaw wont regenerate health.

  this can provide a great spin on the game if you ever get bored, locking the weather, being OP, you could do a lot with these. But how they are unlocked is infuriating

  you have to do the abstergo challenges, and for every handful of challenges youll do you have the ability to use a new cheat.

  but the challenges get ridiculous at a certain level, like, some are so easy, collect a treasure map, take a man o war, simple stuff. but then some are way harder like collect all 200 animus fragments.

  the thing that frustrates me here isnt the challenges existing but the fact they are tied to the ability to use cheats, I should be able to use cheats without having to put some crazy time in doing a convoluted challenge.

  and on top of that the game wont even save if youve activated a cheat, really?? Again, not something I would mind at all if the cheats were open to use with no issue, but if I am working my hampers off trying to get these things unlocked id better be able to use the dang things to progress with an advantage.

  TLDR: why do I gotta do all that to turn my crew into rabbids?

  submitted by /u/9indey9ine to r/assassinscreed [link] [comments]
• Choose

  Choose the most agile assassin.

  The physically strongest without using powers.

  The physically strongest with the use of powers.

  The most charismatic.

  The best overall.

  submitted by /u/Kevin6839 to r/Assassins_creed [link] [comments]
• Nothing will ever touch the lighting in Unity

  submitted by /u/Cubegod69er to r/a:t5_2wmb0 [link] [comments]

• What are your theories for what's happening in the real world during sequence 2 memory 2 of Unity?

  First question, what is that liquid that Arno drinks? I assume it's some Isu thing, because no hallucinogenic can make anyone see such specific stuff for a spiritual journey.

  Second question, what the hell is happening outside of Arno's hallucinations? What's the council's POV? Is Arno running around into walls? Passed out? They have some control over it all, because while Arno is on his knees, the hallucination ends and they're all circled around him.

  Thoughts?

  submitted by /u/EnzoRaffa16 to r/assassinscreed [link] [comments]
• Help with Unity combat, how to block/parry correctly?

  Hi everyone! I'm replaying all the Assassin's Creed games up until RPG era. I used to play them when they came out (yeah I'm old) but I never played Unity because of the bad state it was released in.

  Now I'm playing Unity and I can't seem to get the combat Can anyone give some tips? I don't fully understand how the parry works. I've seen some youtube videos where players mastered combat and it looks fabulous, I just can't seem to replicate it. It's like I parry but Arno does nothing.

  I'm using heavy weapon, longsword.

  Thnx!

  submitted by /u/aethiuss to r/assassinscreed [link] [comments]
• Any one ever play just to tour Egypt? What’s your favorite sight in Origins?
  submitted by /u/Effective_Club_7813 to r/AssassinsCreedOrigins [link] [comments]
• Assassin’s Creed IV database

  Guys, yesterday I had the brilliant idea of playing AC IV, because I remembered that something was missing, in addition to the 3 community treasures (social chest). Going to the "Database" section, in the menu I read 95% and this thing makes me nervous, but I can't figure out how to get 100%, guys I need help🥺

  submitted by /u/Duavide47 to r/Assassins_creed [link] [comments]
• Eagle Bearer X Amunet : The lost meeting at the Library of Alexandria.(This includes spoilers)

  Hey there assassins!

  I have this "wild" crossover concept of "Kassandra meeting Amunet in the Alexandria's Library".

  (How the theory emerging kickstarted)

  I have been so mesmerized by Odyssey, I picture Ancient greece in it's theme.

  The first time i ever heard "Socrates criticizing writing" was when i was playing AC:ODYSSEY, after this, sometimes as I read Socrates, I hear Socrates Throwing his "critique of writing" to Kassandra.

  I was reading "Plato:complete works"(Hackett published, John M. Cooper, Cambridge edition), and I read about a Platonist philosopher, an Astronomer, named "Thrasyllus", who had first arranged Plato's works in tetralogies, the very order which he arranged is what we read Plato today (Cambridge edition), he was there in early 1st century CE.

  And a thing suddenly hit me hard in the head–"wait, wasn't that Origin's timeline??", and then, after doing some searching, I noticed something:

  >1. By the end of the game AC: Odyssey, Kassandra has Staff of Hermes, which makes her immortal,

  >2. AC: Origins ends somewhere near 43 BCE,

  >3. Aya "Amunet" (AC: Origins), by the end of the game, from 43 BCE, is in Alexandria,

  >4. The guy "Thrasyllus of mendes", who was "an Astronomer and Platonist philosopher from the Greek city of Alexandria, in Egypt", he collected and arranged Plato's writings somewhere around the 1st Century.

  with all these things, i made up a story —

  Since Kassandra held Staff of Hermes, she's an immortal being. with that in mind, kassandra, after all of her deeds in Greece (now wandering earth as keeper, as it was seen in AC:VALHALLA's crossover).

  She was wandering someplace, to make sure she doesn't interfere in timelines(as we've seen her enjoying her vacations in korfu), suddenly she feels a signal, an ISU Artifact calling Eager bearer, she takes her STAFF as she hears voices — calling her to Alexandria. There she'll have some quests for the artifact, like the one we had already experienced in AC:VALHALLA as EIVOR, now as kassandra.

  And here's the thing that makes me more excited, in the Library of Alexandria, she watches a scholar, he is Thrasyllus, deeply engaged with the scripts, among these she sees a script named 'Plato:Phaedrus'(likely, ΠΛΑΤΩΝ:ΦΑΙΔΡΟΣ). As soon as she sees that name and the title, she'll instantly be hit with her centuries old memories with one of the annoying MALAKA — SOCRATES and his pupil Plato(Aristocles).

  After a while, she approaches an innocent being, the scholar arranging the scriptures in tetralogies, the very scripts, which she has seen forming, infront of. her, back in Greece. I've imagined the conversation:

  Kassandra: "You’re wasting your ‘energia’, boy. That old goat would hate every letter of that."

  Thrasyllus: "This is the divine wisdom of Socrates! It must be preserved!"

  Kassandra: (Laughing) "Preserved? Socrates told me, personally, that if you put a thought on paper, it dies in the head. He’d call you a thief of memory. And yet, here the old malaka is... trapped in your scrolls."

  Suddenly, The staff goes insane, in the library building, there's another figure, wandering and protecting the apple from dangers like recent Caesar fire, it's no other than AYA the "AMUNET". There could be an action scene where both are fighting for the APPLE and later, they'll have some interesting conversations, they'll go wandering around the Library and then KASSANDRA will notice her "hidden blade" and instantly recognize the same blade used by Darius, to assassinate Xerxes.

  The scene ends with Kassandra standing tall on top of the highest point in Alexandria, Egypt, holding Staff of Hermes.

  What do you AC lore fans say about this? Is this intriguing for you?

  submitted by /u/SUSH4N7 to r/assassinscreed [link] [comments]