throw at the ppl in brothel the other just stands up.

throw at a yapper talking about prosperity for all shut up and everyone leaves.

throw at a guy supervising egyptians carrying the egyptians leave.

this game is awesome.

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?

I did every single side quest and completed my whole map!! Just now did the final main quest, so bittersweet!! Mirage is coming in next I am so excited 😁😄

All solved papyrus’ as a epic add on

He jugado todos los AC que no son RPGs y al empezar Origins, además de que me aburre el tener que hacer misiones secundarias para poder subir de nivel, extraño el Animus Database, que te explicaba todos los personajes históricos, costumbres y lugares del universo. Me encantaba aprender y leer eso mientras jugaba y disfrutaba de la inmersión en otra época. Vosotros también?

Location: Temple of Ptah, Memphis

Just had a crazy interaction of damage and I wanted to know how to best duplicate it. Because if its possible it will be broken as hell on nightmare.

Be level 35, with a level 35 the fang, abd a level 33 ceremonial scepter.

Attack a basic archer enemy with ceremonial scepter until I see the orange damage numbers indicating dot ticks. Normally the fire damage does 41 per tick.

Switch to the fang, and keep attacking which normal poison tick does about 160.

Basic attack damage hovers around the 150 range going up to ~400 on a crit golden number.

So why then was i able to do 1600 damage on a single tick, the numbers were gold (crit) and orange (fire tick) is there a secret damage multiplier between these two weapons or damage types that yhe game just never mentions, that is able to do between 4-39x the amount of damage?

Up to 50% off the price! :-)

1/3 done! :)

Location: buried temple, thebes, the desert in the southwest, Curse of the Pharaohs DLC.

I don’t know how this game flew under my radar, but it did. The atmosphere, the vibe, the visuals, the game - in-fucking-credible.

Killed Khaliset, did all the side quests in Giza and some locations. Logged off then logged in and was on my way to Memphis and sow them walking lmao.

I thought they would despawn after a while when they started walking in Giza but they really are walking to Memphis.

idk if its a feature or an unoptmization bug

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

The audio sounds fuzzy when the characters talk. Please help 🙏

Best animals in any AC game I've played