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09 January 2026
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Just started AC Odyssey and my Kassandra is a badass beauty so I had to share this photo ⚔️
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Thoughts on Al Mualim as an antagonist?
submitted by /u/TheCanadianBat_ to r/assassinscreed [link] [comments]
He is my favorite antagonist besides Haytham. Al Mualim is in my opinion infinitely better than the likes of Lee, Starrick, Germain, Rodrigo, Cesare.....
He is a very efficient villain, has a commanding presence and ideologically fascinating. His discussions with Altair were just as interesting as the memory corridor confessions of AC1 which are already considered excellent.
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Sharks?
submitted by /u/minythetics to r/AssassinsCreedOrigins [link] [comments]
Playing Origins after Odyssey:
“At least there’s no more sharks attacking me” … “IS THAT A FUCKING HIPPO”
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Nothing will ever touch the lighting in Unity
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How do you play odyssey?
submitted by /u/arlingtonzumo to r/AssassinsCreedOdyssey [link] [comments]
After getting into too many never ending fights in cities with more and more bounty hunters I've adopted the monty python approach
- Bayek's interactions with kids throughout the game is so sweet. This just happened, I'm in utter shock :(
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Is the Cursed Mace of Herakles broken?
submitted by /u/SouthernTurbulence to r/AssassinsCreedOdyssey [link] [comments]
I'm not sure how two weapons with the same warrior damage stat could do this. Do heavy weapons apply some other warrior damage modifier on the back end? Why is this mace giving me an extra 15531 damage?
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How do I confirm kill/kill after dying?
submitted by /u/RaisinSecure to r/AssassinsCreedOrigins [link] [comments]
edit: Solved I killed a Shadow of the Scarab (they're like Phylakes) but before I could confirm the kill by holding E, I died by taking fall damage when I was moving towards the body. When I respawned, the body wasn't there where I left it, but he doesn't seem to have respawned because I can't see him on the map - what do I do?
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Assassin’s Creed 2 Ending vs Last of Us 2 Ending
submitted by /u/UnAnon10 to r/assassinscreed [link] [comments]
Hey so this might seem sort of random but I was thinking about this recently.
One of the biggest criticisms of The Last of Us 2 when it came out was that after Ellie goes on this brutal revenge story murdering everyone involved in Joel’s death, she suddenly decides revenge isn’t worth it and spares Abby, the one who actually killed him. This was decried by fans for seeming so out of place after Ellie had gone through so much and already killed hundreds of people in her quest for revenge only to not go through with it at the end.
But thinking about this, the exact same thing happens in Assassin’s Creed 2. Ezio’s family is murdered and so he goes on a 2 decade long quest for vengeance, killing Templars and stopping conspiracies all throughout Italy. Yet despite his killing spree in search of Rodrigo Borgia, he ultimately decides not to kill him and lets him live despite being responsible for his family’s death and slander. Now the more meta reason for this is simply because Rodrigo Borgia didn’t historically die until a few years later than their confrontation, but it seems odd that Ezio just decided to spare him for no reason. I don’t know if there was much public outcry about this when it came out, though Ezio is criticized for this decision in Brotherhood.
So looking back both of these games have a very similar ending and an abrupt end to their revenge plots, yet no one really talks about AC2’s ending like they did TLOU2’s ending. Wondering what others think of this and why one is acclaimed and the other denounced.
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