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RIP
submitted by /u/BuckTonka1988 to r/AssassinsCreedOdyssey [link] [comments]
You sweet, lovable idiot. I couldn't leave him in the water.
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Happy Mother’s Day
submitted by /u/AdmirableAd1858 to r/AssassinsCreedOrigins [link] [comments]
Happy Mother’s Day to Aya and all the mothers out there!
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[Spoiler] The Butterfly Collector is Shadow's sidequests at its best
submitted by /u/xyZora to r/assassinscreed [link] [comments]
I like the target oriented sidequests in Shadows, but most of the time they're not really used to its full potential. But sometimes they do. The Yokai quest lured you into a sense of silliness only to throw you a bomb at the end.
The Butterfly Collector on the other hand is a detective quest. It all begins with a lighthearted quest for some origami and then you slowly unravel a cult of kidnappers. Each butterfly you find makes you eager to find the next as it could unravel the secrets further.
By the end you face the quest giver and can spare or kill her. I did this quest as Yasuke and considering part of his arc is a freedom and redemption one, it feels poetic for him to give her a new name, one born out of her own will and also spare her, giving her a chance to write her own story.
Interestingly, Diogo means "supplanter" and while the true meaning of Yasuke is unknown (it was likely a transliteration if his true African name), the kanji has positive connotations of growth and protection.
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assassins creed modern day game
submitted by /u/Bunnyboi32 to r/Assassins_creed [link] [comments]
Why couldn’t this work? We bring Desmond’s son who has found a way to destroy the peices of Eden and stop the templars for good while also exposing abstergo for all the unethical experiments they did. It takes place in New York and to traverse we use the grapple hook/zip line like in syndicate and use the parkour system from unity. It would be the perfect way to end the series
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Nothing will ever touch the lighting in Unity
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Living the game
submitted by /u/debanjansarkar to r/AssassinsCreedOrigins [link] [comments]
Visiting egypt and locations of AC origins. These from yesterday.
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Where did this running style come from? - AC: Shadows
submitted by /u/Blade4004 to r/assassinscreed [link] [comments]
Naoe has a specific way of running in AC shadows whenever she has to run along a tightrope- whether that's the roof's wooden-bar or a rope connecting two flags, by keeping one arm behind her and one arm in front of her braced to counterbalance herself while running on the toes of her feet. But it's surprisingly common for Japanese media to portray ninjas or shinobi's using this running style. (Typically with their front hand holding two fingers up). It made me wonder if it actually came from something historical, or its just a cultural zeitgeist from Japan.
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What is it about sailing the open sea that is so gratifying even in videogame form?
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Is it really possible to ghost on a first run?
submitted by /u/xyZora to r/assassinscreed [link] [comments]
Watching some Shadows gameplay and deeply impressed at the skill to do a ghost mission. But it makes me wonder, is this something you prep like a million time to do to capture on screen? Or can you consistently do so on a blind playthrough?
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The one and only Eagle Bearer 🤩
submitted by /u/tboylacroix to r/AssassinsCreedOdyssey [link] [comments]
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