I chose to be nice to her. When I went back and saw how sad she was I immediately loaded my last save before I made that decision and decided to be a little more brutally honest. She ended up making actual friends. Now I choose that every time.
@@rekdyoface4503 Because I love ancient history and Greek Mythology. It's not my favorite AC game, Brotherhood is, but I enjoy it enough to replay it. I have 700 hours in it.
@@rekdyoface4503 I'm on my 4th playthrough. I'm not quite a completionist. I don't care about getting 100%, but I do make sure to complete every location, main quest and major side quest (not those ones that randomly pop up over and over again just to give you something to do). I also just sit for long periods of time watching videos on TH-cam while i'm patiently waiting for guards to move or for the day and night cycle to change.
If you'll choose to be harsh in this scene and tell her the hard truth, the next time you come to visit her, she'll be with new friends. Actual friends. If you choose to spare her feelings, then she will remain sad and miserable.
@@mauddib696 yea I respect odyssey and vallalha as games and the gameplay itself is good but as you said it bears the title assassin's creed and the last 2 games barley count for me and are a disappointment and knowing that ubi somehow said were keeping and making the future games even more rpg like has made me lose faith
@@RaNgErs_Rep Actually this is quite a lot of controversial. If we treat games like AC Odyssey as trash becoz it doesn't have good AC contents but is a good RPG and shows the elements of it's world through side quest but at the same time if we let Odyssey and Valhalla off the hook stating if you remove AC from it, it's actually a quite decent game, then we will be letting Unisoft of the hook for making AC into making new AC into a Samurai or Cyperpunk simulator becoz that's what they are gonna do.
@@RaNgErs_Rep lol Odyssey and Valhalla has a lot of lore of AC world, they are literally the 2 most important games for ISU's history. They could have been better but saying that they are not assassin's creed games is just wrong
I'm a parent so I have no hesitation about being harsh to a child for their own good anymore 😂 sometimes it's better to be harsh than to see the make decisions that can lead them to misery or pain that could have been avoided
Odyssey really pushed the envelope with wholesomeness. Just today I ran into the old man who wants me to get flowers for his wife. I don't think a video game has ever hit me in the feels like this one, it really is a Greek tragedy.
Mass effect 3 Especially when you stand by every now and then and listen to the NPCs talk to each other If you played the whole trilogy and know about the racial tension it's even more so No matter how many times I play that game I end up weeping like a little girl in so many instances And often because it's wholesome actually Many little things of people helping others in any small way they can in the chaos of war
I always liked that you could come back later after making choices to see the repercussions in Odyssey. There's a quest similar to this one in Valhalla. You find a little girl, Mae, waiting by a tree because her dad went to Lincoln and said he'd be back before the final leaf from the tree falls. You can comfort her or shoot the leaf down and tell her that he's not coming back. You can actually find him dead under a bridge in Lincoln with his dying note for Mae but you can't tell her any of this if you go back, nothing happens. Even if you find him before meeting her nothing changes. Going back to Odyssey, I feel like it did so much better with little world building events compared to Valhalla where nothing can be done afterwards.
There’s also a very similar world event where there’s an old man with a delusion of an imaginary crew that he goes on imaginary raids with in his back yard. I don’t even remember if you have the option to be honest with him or not, but I know that you can and that it’s definitely a lot easier to do so when it isn’t a child lol. I agree the, the world events are kind of pointless in Valhalla for the most part. I still like Valhalla but there’s just little things about it that are a little frustrating…
~SPOILER based on 2 response u can give to her : 1. tell her that it isn't real and she needs to go make some friends. ending : when u return some time later, she is accompanied by 2 other kids, and they praised her clays, they play together, she thank you and probably gonna become an architect or some kind with happy life, u filled her emptiness time with your harsh words, and it turned for the better. 2. appraise her clay and follow along her delusional. ending : when u return some time later, the clays melted and she cried, alone, probably gonna die or get into crime life because u don't give a sh*t about lonely kid on the mountains.
i really think that if it was literally just called Odyssey, it would have done stellar, even better than it did. same with Valhalla. they just had to have the AC name tagged on which did less for them and tarnished the brands name. if they were their own IPs, then i think people would accept them for the good games they actually are. (although i haven't played Valhalla so idk there.)
I just finished this side quest the other day and it got me thinking about our own reality. This is why these games will always have a special place in my heart
The part about this that really got me was that I had just destroyed 10 pirate ships for a mission and I just wanted to explore the island. When I got to the part where she said that her mother came back from a pirate ship in what was a white dress, I remembered that I ran a female npc through with a javelin on one of ships. Even though she just says that for the quest, I still feel guilty 1 year later because it still feels like I killed her mom. (I did tell her the truth too and felt better to see her have real friends)
Crybaby silly Alexious doesn't really fit some of the conversations, I'd say Cass is better just based on the fact that, in that time especially, it would be harder for a woman to prove herself and withstand the emotional pressure.
@@FreelancerCZ He definitely has a temper, but he ain't no crybaby that's for sure. Alexios just seemed more charismatic, nice and better with the people of the greek world. But Cassandra definitely fits the "demigod" image better overall, just think Alexios is more enjoyable to explore the world with, while Cassandra seems better in the actual story
Odyssey was my favorite AC game. Valhalla just felt like more of thebsame but more bloated, endless and less interesting when it shouldn't have been. If I hadn't played Oddyssey I'm sure I would have enjoyed Valhalla more.
Odyssey is part of the reason I havent played Valhalla. I surely dident want to invest a gigundous amount of time with no real character development, an ok story, and a huge empty & copy paste world. I wasent intrigue for Valhalla in having to liberated a plethora of territories with characters that you would probably wont care. I hated how Odyssey executed its story progression by stalling and forcing you to do boring side quests that contribute none to the main outcome. When I played Odyssey, I enjoyed (liked its gameplay) but after having played games like Horizon (both), AC 2, Witcher 3, RDR2, Mass Effect (triology), Ghost of Tsushima and Skyrim, I realized what actually are great games. Man, even in Greedfall your choices (both actions and dialogues) plus side quests influence more the main story than Odyssey
Yeah assassin’s creed is about history, assassins are just like vehicles that let us play through many different times. It seems that you don’t even understand these games, so go to sleep
There was quite a bit of missions in AC: Odyssey that hit you hard. For me the hardest was the plague decision. Coming back to see how your decision had affected the entire island was rough. I chose to not let the afflicted be killed and it caused the plague to run rampent and kill everything
This game was made with so much ❤ Theres lots of little things in this game that bring a smile or even a tear to us. Thank u all the ac odyssey staff , actors and producer for giving us this masterpiece
The one that broke me in Odyssey was in Elysium, after pretending to be a god and Alexios/Kassandra just says "I'm tired, Ikaros..." and you just suddenly feel the weight of everything he went through in the game.
To me, it was in Corfù, at the end of the mission: tired of running around and trying to save the world, the way she lashes out with Barnabas how everyone she loves will always die before her, the spear that accompanied her for so long rendered useless, Barnabas nearly killed by her because of a mission that someone else bestowed upon her...and she/he felt really, really tired
My breaking point is Neemas death, Darius's daughter. Met only by Alexios and his romance. Natakas is Darius's son and is met by Kassandra. By ALL my playthroughs I slept with EVERYONE but Neema changed that having Alexios' son, then she died. I had like 3 chances of random separate flings but I just couldn't bring myself to do it. Although it had no impact I implored Darius to tell his grandson the truth.
Perfect example of tough love being the better option, it hurts to do and will make them feel terrible in the short term but in the long term they will become something amazing god willing
Because there are its reasons, this game tried to copy from Witcher 3 and failed. Just play that game and experience what an excellent rpg game is. Want a sand box, play Skyrim, want something more linear, play Horizon or Mass Effect Legendary Edition. AC Odyssey is an ok game which contradicts the modern day lore previously seen with world much larger than needed and thus feels empty with an ok story that can easily be shortened. The games feels long because the game forces you to do boring side quests (like 3 at least) to catch up with the main story and other areas to explore. The other game that I remember that forces you to stop abruptly on the main quests (you got no choice) is Mass Effect Andromeda which is a much more shitty game
My biggest gripe with the dlc was the shoehorning of the main character into a heterosexual relationship regardless of your previous romantic choices. I favor playing as Kassandra, and I play her as a lesbian when it comes to her romance choices (with Alkibiades being a rare exception since he's about 80% gay anyway 😂). Yet even when I choose every dialogue option indicating I have no interest in having a settled home and family, and that I'm not interested in Natakas romantically, SOMEHOW I end up having a kid with this fucking guy!! The forced, inalterable nature of this decision gives the whole story a very icky feeling.
Hear me out: I think Assassins Creed games need to go for quality instead of quantity. More elaborate, well written missions that use the companies budget and capacities. Less gigantic maps that while cool, often are not filled with meaningful things. You can have a big map but you don’t need one. I think AC as a franchise is one of the few regular instalments that doesn’t need to reinvent itself, it just needs to reduce its scale, put more effort into less content. Like, it’s stealth mechanics. They are getting somewhere with their new combat system but now, they need to get the stealth back, we all know they know how to do that. Scenes like this are plentiful, interesting missions are plentiful but they just put in too much filler and focus on the wrong stuff. I want to love that franchise, I really do, as things stand, I can only like it.
This is why Unity had one of the best maps in the franchise. It's size is actually rather small compared to most other AC games, which is extremely surprising. But the thing was that every corner, every interior, every landmark, every building were extremely detailed, the architecture can get a bit stale after you get used to it, but there's no denying the amount of detail thrown in that map made it feel 3x more huge then it actually was.
Being someone who is very interested in the history of Ancient Greece I thought this game was amazing to play, a lot of cool history and stories, I enjoyed being able to mix and match armor/weapons and upgrade your favorite items. This definitely shouldn’t have been an assassins creed game though, had nothing to do with the Assassins or Templars just a cult against a family and their history, should’ve just been a Ubisoft Ancient Greece RPG name Odyssey, however I’m not sure if I would’ve heard of if/played it without the AC title lol one thing I don’t like about Odyssey headshots with the bow aren’t automatically deadly, at least Origins and Valhalla got that right
@@EWE1290 Apprently Odyssey was supposed to be titled. "Odyssey: An Assassin's Creed Story" (or maybe it was without the "Creed", can't exactly remember) This title was way better and fits it a lot better too lmao, Ubisoft was just dumb thinking not having the AC name on the top would cost them sales probably.
Mother cries while no one says a word as she holds her lifeless child's body. It's eerie and really let's you see a dark side to the beginning of the Templars when they were known as the Order Of Ancients.
This was such a memorable mission, not for the mission itself but for the dialogue. *Did any of you guys tell her the truth?* I didn’t have the heart, I just lied the entire conversation haha 😅😰
Man I miss playing Odyssey. One if the story mechanics that I love is the story. As in this case depending on what you choose when you come back to visit the outcome will be different. That’s something I really enjoyed.
Between the writing, the voice acting and the mo-cap, all of the "emotional moments" in Assassin's Creed fall flat for me. If your playing these kinda games for the emotional impact, there are definitely better places to go
No I would say it's only AC Odyssey and Valhalla that fall flat in those aspects due to their bad acting and horrible cutscenes, games like AC Brotherhood, Revelations, 3, Black Flag, Origins have amazing emotional moments
@@Roninberserker haven't played brotherhood, revelations, 3, black flag. But I have played 1, 2, Origins, and syndicate. And I always end up getting bored and regretting my purchase. I can never manage to finish these games because I lose interest in the story and I've seen everything the gameplay has to offer in the first few hours.
@@jbheath6678 that's understandable, it's not for everybody and like you said I'm sure there's better places to go for emotional moments in games. I've been avoiding new Assassin's Creed due to the last two releases being some of the worst the franchise has to offer, it sucks too because I used to be a huge fan
@@Roninberserker yeah with each new game I'm tempted to give it another shot because the setting is so cool. But it always ends up being a surface level, shallow experience. Also I hate the Animus, (science fiction) parts of the story. Totally ruins the immersion for me.
Are you not sad when Ezio's Family hanged ? Anyway you should AC Black Flag if you want a emotional moments And yeah actually I'm with you Ubisoft sometimes make a emotional moments fell flat and the main characters sometimes just like don't give a f*** about that thing or the timing isn't good just like how Mario dies I was like "Wait what ? That's it ? Mario died just like that ?!!!"
If you hang about for a bit after you finish the quest some kids show up and admire her clay doll and ask her to make them one too, I only found this out because a bounty hunter wandered into the area during a cutscene so I was stuck there for a few minutes fighting.
Lesson learned in life, move on! Yes, no matter how painful your past was, just move on, the beautiful door you're waiting for it to open on its own won't open until you stop refusing to close the one you're standing at right now. I wish my father had taught me to move on in life and be independent, I would've not had lost a lot, instead he clipped my wings before I've learnt to fly, and I had to learn on my own. Life is hard. But it is much harder to stay put and watch your beautiful self and talents washed away and wasted while you dwell in the past. Move on. I know it might sound harsh. But trust me. Just move on. Godspeed ❤
@@dravenmowers1631 the main character is an assassin, not a warrior, so it makes sense that they are not a 1 man army and use stealth instead. Latest AC games encourage you to just chop your enemies to pieces instead of sneaking up.
Imagine if people were able to appreciate a good game for what it is instead of whining about it not being the exact same thing than literally 10 previous games
You made the wrong choice after all, If you tell her the hard truth later, whem you check on her she will be playing with other kids, real ones this time, facing the truth was the only way for her to overcome her trauma
@@luggy9256 Black flag has aged like fine wine, if they ever remaster it it should have Odyssey level graphics. I should mention I haven't played Valhalla yet as I've been over piled by other games and hope I can get to it eventually.
The comments: this was the most emotional part of the game! Hands down! Me who just witnessed my wolf get slaughtered to a spartan soldier before whimpering and laying lifelessly on the concrete before me:🗿🍷
It breaks my heart that people said this was a bad game. THIS broke my heart when i played it. They did such a phenominal job with this game. And thank you for focusing on such a small but very powerful moment in the game.
I felt it like I wish I could just help her somehow I really wanted to get into the game at this moment. But I broke her heart and told the truth and next time I visited her she was playing with real human friends and I looked her from far and the tears came out of my eyes. It was the most emotional moment for me in any game so far.
I chose to be nice to her. When I went back and saw how sad she was I immediately loaded my last save before I made that decision and decided to be a little more brutally honest. She ended up making actual friends. Now I choose that every time.
I chose the honest answer first and I felt terrible. But when I went back to check on her, I legit felt so glad. Weird how games can do that, huh? XD
Every time? How do you replay the game lmao.
@@rekdyoface4503 Because I love ancient history and Greek Mythology. It's not my favorite AC game, Brotherhood is, but I enjoy it enough to replay it. I have 700 hours in it.
@@Tar-Numendil oh so you have completed the game 1 and a half times?
@@rekdyoface4503 I'm on my 4th playthrough. I'm not quite a completionist. I don't care about getting 100%, but I do make sure to complete every location, main quest and major side quest (not those ones that randomly pop up over and over again just to give you something to do). I also just sit for long periods of time watching videos on TH-cam while i'm patiently waiting for guards to move or for the day and night cycle to change.
Every mission after phoebe died was entirely personal
I hated that kid. Wish there was an option to throw her of mountain.
@@diezeeshoodie wtf
@@musamontu It’s true man. She was annoying af.
@@diezeeshoodie 😂 Definitely
@@diezeeshoodie ME TOO. Fuckin hated her, she was annoying and I knew right away at the start the game.
If you'll choose to be harsh in this scene and tell her the hard truth, the next time you come to visit her, she'll be with new friends. Actual friends.
If you choose to spare her feelings, then she will remain sad and miserable.
another reason that would make ac odyssey a phenomenal game recognized by everyone but it had AC in the title.
@@mauddib696 yea I respect odyssey and vallalha as games and the gameplay itself is good but as you said it bears the title assassin's creed and the last 2 games barley count for me and are a disappointment and knowing that ubi somehow said were keeping and making the future games even more rpg like has made me lose faith
@@RaNgErs_Rep
Actually this is quite a lot of controversial. If we treat games like AC Odyssey as trash becoz it doesn't have good AC contents but is a good RPG and shows the elements of it's world through side quest but at the same time if we let Odyssey and Valhalla off the hook stating if you remove AC from it, it's actually a quite decent game, then we will be letting Unisoft of the hook for making AC into making new AC into a Samurai or Cyperpunk simulator becoz that's what they are gonna do.
@@rahulsar2030 It's not a good rpg.
And it has a shit story.
@@RaNgErs_Rep lol Odyssey and Valhalla has a lot of lore of AC world, they are literally the 2 most important games for ISU's history. They could have been better but saying that they are not assassin's creed games is just wrong
Subtitles: “Mater is dead”
Me remembering all the cars movies: “NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-“
LMAOOOO
No not mater
I will walk backwards everyday in honor of him.
Gold!
Who's mater in cars?
This is one of the only times in games where I was fine with being harsh to a child. My heart filled with joy when I saw her with actual friends
i mean, i'm pretty harsh too- i murder soldiers on the roads for no real reason beyond a few drachmae and maybe some minor loot
@NewPaulActs17 nah, sinking merchant vessels is where it's at. As well as slaughtering the Athenian Navy (SPARTA STRONG!)
I'm a parent so I have no hesitation about being harsh to a child for their own good anymore 😂 sometimes it's better to be harsh than to see the make decisions that can lead them to misery or pain that could have been avoided
I remember being like “ah jeez kid I don’t have time-“
Kid: my mother is dead
Me: oh… oh well… shit
Lol how can you not have time if you are playing a game niga
😂😂😂
same lmao. i was like "give me the exp child" until she said that
😂🤣😂
"Please dont trauma dump. Its rude."
*leaves*
Alexios after just going on a pirate killing spree aboard the Adrestia: Oh..... Ummmm.... Yeah I better get going
Brooooo 😂
Nahhhhh😂😂😂
That's why I chose Cassandra++
@@AgentCalifornia they have the same lines you donut
@@eivorvarinson2298 Not in every quest? The storylines for the characters are NOT the same at all, I'm sorry to burst your bubble there, buddy-
Being harsh on her was so tough.. this mission broke my soul
The thing that’s even sadder is u can’t kill kids in the game
@@thewhomby6268 how is that sad
@@thewhomby6268 cringe edgelord
@@PiercetheUnshuckedi mean he is not wrong that kid from Minotaur island
@@bartosz9144 the one exception
Odyssey really pushed the envelope with wholesomeness. Just today I ran into the old man who wants me to get flowers for his wife.
I don't think a video game has ever hit me in the feels like this one, it really is a Greek tragedy.
Mass effect 3
Especially when you stand by every now and then and listen to the NPCs talk to each other
If you played the whole trilogy and know about the racial tension it's even more so
No matter how many times I play that game I end up weeping like a little girl in so many instances
And often because it's wholesome actually
Many little things of people helping others in any small way they can in the chaos of war
The only game that made me feel comparable to ac odyssey was red dead 2
"It's better to be hurt by the truth instead of being comforted by lies"
I always liked that you could come back later after making choices to see the repercussions in Odyssey. There's a quest similar to this one in Valhalla. You find a little girl, Mae, waiting by a tree because her dad went to Lincoln and said he'd be back before the final leaf from the tree falls. You can comfort her or shoot the leaf down and tell her that he's not coming back. You can actually find him dead under a bridge in Lincoln with his dying note for Mae but you can't tell her any of this if you go back, nothing happens. Even if you find him before meeting her nothing changes. Going back to Odyssey, I feel like it did so much better with little world building events compared to Valhalla where nothing can be done afterwards.
I remember shooting the leaf just to be savage. Then i proceeded to burn her house but sadly she didn’t die
There’s also a very similar world event where there’s an old man with a delusion of an imaginary crew that he goes on imaginary raids with in his back yard. I don’t even remember if you have the option to be honest with him or not, but I know that you can and that it’s definitely a lot easier to do so when it isn’t a child lol.
I agree the, the world events are kind of pointless in Valhalla for the most part. I still like Valhalla but there’s just little things about it that are a little frustrating…
@@denizkenger52 Found the low honor player on RDR2
@@samgyeopsal569 i sadly didn’t get to play that game. I want to in the future.
~SPOILER
based on 2 response u can give to her :
1. tell her that it isn't real and she needs to go make some friends.
ending : when u return some time later, she is accompanied by 2 other kids, and they praised her clays, they play together, she thank you and probably gonna become an architect or some kind with happy life, u filled her emptiness time with your harsh words, and it turned for the better.
2. appraise her clay and follow along her delusional.
ending : when u return some time later, the clays melted and she cried, alone, probably gonna die or get into crime life because u don't give a sh*t about lonely kid on the mountains.
So the lesson is it's better to say the truth then make them comfortable in the moment
Sheesh bro. That wording go crazy
@@CrazyTacoGuy1 u don't give a shit about lonely kid on the mountain
Having played through AC Odyssey twice, I can confirm that this is the case.
how y’all so invested in such sub par shit
Odyssey was so underrated, such a good game.
No way to long
@@DEADSOUL66 "way too long" like every other Assassin's Creed games?
i really think that if it was literally just called Odyssey, it would have done stellar, even better than it did. same with Valhalla. they just had to have the AC name tagged on which did less for them and tarnished the brands name. if they were their own IPs, then i think people would accept them for the good games they actually are. (although i haven't played Valhalla so idk there.)
No way lmao
A great game
"Mater is dead."
Me remembering the ending i got: I feel u.
I just finished this side quest the other day and it got me thinking about our own reality. This is why these games will always have a special place in my heart
The part about this that really got me was that I had just destroyed 10 pirate ships for a mission and I just wanted to explore the island. When I got to the part where she said that her mother came back from a pirate ship in what was a white dress, I remembered that I ran a female npc through with a javelin on one of ships. Even though she just says that for the quest, I still feel guilty 1 year later because it still feels like I killed her mom.
(I did tell her the truth too and felt better to see her have real friends)
Alexios is underrated. Enjoyed playing him more than ol' girl Cassie.
They’re both damn good, but I agree alexios is wayyyyyy underrated
Alexios just fit more to me in the game then Cass.
Crybaby silly Alexious doesn't really fit some of the conversations, I'd say Cass is better just based on the fact that, in that time especially, it would be harder for a woman to prove herself and withstand the emotional pressure.
@@FreelancerCZ He definitely has a temper, but he ain't no crybaby that's for sure. Alexios just seemed more charismatic, nice and better with the people of the greek world. But Cassandra definitely fits the "demigod" image better overall, just think Alexios is more enjoyable to explore the world with, while Cassandra seems better in the actual story
@@FreelancerCZ that’s your opinion.
Phoibe 😭😭😭(Rage intensifies beyond reasoning)
she is the reason i played a second run through
True.
Odyssey was my favorite AC game. Valhalla just felt like more of thebsame but more bloated, endless and less interesting when it shouldn't have been. If I hadn't played Oddyssey I'm sure I would have enjoyed Valhalla more.
I heard this exact comment when someone was talking about origins compared to odyessy
Odyssey is part of the reason I havent played Valhalla. I surely dident want to invest a gigundous amount of time with no real character development, an ok story, and a huge empty & copy paste world. I wasent intrigue for Valhalla in having to liberated a plethora of territories with characters that you would probably wont care. I hated how Odyssey executed its story progression by stalling and forcing you to do boring side quests that contribute none to the main outcome. When I played Odyssey, I enjoyed (liked its gameplay) but after having played games like Horizon (both), AC 2, Witcher 3, RDR2, Mass Effect (triology), Ghost of Tsushima and Skyrim, I realized what actually are great games. Man, even in Greedfall your choices (both actions and dialogues) plus side quests influence more the main story than Odyssey
Phoebe died make me chose every vengeance possible line.
Such an underrated Game.
Khloe was great. I loved also Foibe.
I have kept the "goo werry" ever since I did that quest. It was very sad indeed, but phoibe's death was heartbreaking
Wow, way to change the emotional reaction in a minute! I go from laughing to frowning in silence.
Really? I went from laughing to laughing harder. It's such jarring writing.
@@Nison545 Good for you.
@@MetallicaKing48 Thanks.
@@Nison545 Thought the same thing, not to mention the fact that they cut each other off mid sentence, just sounds weird.
Alexios/kassandra are the real ghosts of Sparta given up and abandoned by there own people
Alexios: I don’t think they really count as your friends.
Me: I don’t think this counts as an assassin‘s creed game.
obviously.
Yeah assassin’s creed is about history, assassins are just like vehicles that let us play through many different times. It seems that you don’t even understand these games, so go to sleep
So true 🤣
That comm again. Really? Don't u want to grow up?
@@cutecell2798 did ur parents drop u when u were a kid? Btw, nice counter-argument 🙄. Hope will find some peace in ur sad life.
There was quite a bit of missions in AC: Odyssey that hit you hard. For me the hardest was the plague decision. Coming back to see how your decision had affected the entire island was rough. I chose to not let the afflicted be killed and it caused the plague to run rampent and kill everything
I restarted my game and then went on TH-cam just so I could save the island👌
This game was made with so much ❤
Theres lots of little things in this game that bring a smile or even a tear to us. Thank u all the ac odyssey staff , actors and producer for giving us this masterpiece
Man I can't wait to play this game again I love the greek setting odyssey was a beautiful and great blend of what they were trying I'm orgin
The one that broke me in Odyssey was in Elysium, after pretending to be a god and Alexios/Kassandra just says "I'm tired, Ikaros..." and you just suddenly feel the weight of everything he went through in the game.
For me it was seeing phoibe in the underworld
To me, it was in Corfù, at the end of the mission: tired of running around and trying to save the world, the way she lashes out with Barnabas how everyone she loves will always die before her, the spear that accompanied her for so long rendered useless, Barnabas nearly killed by her because of a mission that someone else bestowed upon her...and she/he felt really, really tired
My breaking point is Neemas death, Darius's daughter. Met only by Alexios and his romance. Natakas is Darius's son and is met by Kassandra. By ALL my playthroughs I slept with EVERYONE but Neema changed that having Alexios' son, then she died. I had like 3 chances of random separate flings but I just couldn't bring myself to do it. Although it had no impact I implored Darius to tell his grandson the truth.
@@scottrogers9723 Phoibe made me tear up quite a bit, and the fishing trip with grandpa Leonidas
This hurt me…so much when I played this mission I cried
Perfect example of tough love being the better option, it hurts to do and will make them feel terrible in the short term but in the long term they will become something amazing god willing
Leave it to Ubisoft to think of EVERY possible way to break the few heart strings I had left.
Man so true I was about to break 😢
It's nice to see that she makes real friends in the end
Honestly such an underrated game, it really didn’t deserve the hate
Agreed people just like to hate on something just because it's not for them. I also like this game haters gonna hate.
@@Ray.M.12345 exactly, some people just feel pleasure being toxic and forcefully negative about a game
Because there are its reasons, this game tried to copy from Witcher 3 and failed. Just play that game and experience what an excellent rpg game is. Want a sand box, play Skyrim, want something more linear, play Horizon or Mass Effect Legendary Edition. AC Odyssey is an ok game which contradicts the modern day lore previously seen with world much larger than needed and thus feels empty with an ok story that can easily be shortened. The games feels long because the game forces you to do boring side quests (like 3 at least) to catch up with the main story and other areas to explore. The other game that I remember that forces you to stop abruptly on the main quests (you got no choice) is Mass Effect Andromeda which is a much more shitty game
Hated this game because i was expecting assassins creed and not some rpg or witcher game
@@fakeyoutuber5124 people were saying playing the game as Alexios ruins the game, I disagree
Yeah, that one hit hard. ALWAYS go for tough love!
I hate how legacy of the first blade has no good ending that dlc really fkd me up mentally
That is the reality of life for some their lives are just one shit storm after another.
@@superiorrule34 yeah fr, some people are quite unlucky, no matter how hard they work, they keep facing problems
My biggest gripe with the dlc was the shoehorning of the main character into a heterosexual relationship regardless of your previous romantic choices.
I favor playing as Kassandra, and I play her as a lesbian when it comes to her romance choices (with Alkibiades being a rare exception since he's about 80% gay anyway 😂).
Yet even when I choose every dialogue option indicating I have no interest in having a settled home and family, and that I'm not interested in Natakas romantically, SOMEHOW I end up having a kid with this fucking guy!!
The forced, inalterable nature of this decision gives the whole story a very icky feeling.
it took me a while to remember this girl but now I do. A whole floodgate of emotions just opened up.
Hear me out: I think Assassins Creed games need to go for quality instead of quantity. More elaborate, well written missions that use the companies budget and capacities. Less gigantic maps that while cool, often are not filled with meaningful things.
You can have a big map but you don’t need one.
I think AC as a franchise is one of the few regular instalments that doesn’t need to reinvent itself, it just needs to reduce its scale, put more effort into less content.
Like, it’s stealth mechanics. They are getting somewhere with their new combat system but now, they need to get the stealth back, we all know they know how to do that.
Scenes like this are plentiful, interesting missions are plentiful but they just put in too much filler and focus on the wrong stuff.
I want to love that franchise, I really do, as things stand, I can only like it.
This is why Unity had one of the best maps in the franchise.
It's size is actually rather small compared to most other AC games, which is extremely surprising.
But the thing was that every corner, every interior, every landmark, every building were extremely detailed, the architecture can get a bit stale after you get used to it, but there's no denying the amount of detail thrown in that map made it feel 3x more huge then it actually was.
Yes
Being someone who is very interested in the history of Ancient Greece I thought this game was amazing to play, a lot of cool history and stories, I enjoyed being able to mix and match armor/weapons and upgrade your favorite items. This definitely shouldn’t have been an assassins creed game though, had nothing to do with the Assassins or Templars just a cult against a family and their history, should’ve just been a Ubisoft Ancient Greece RPG name Odyssey, however I’m not sure if I would’ve heard of if/played it without the AC title lol one thing I don’t like about Odyssey headshots with the bow aren’t automatically deadly, at least Origins and Valhalla got that right
@@EWE1290 Apprently Odyssey was supposed to be titled.
"Odyssey: An Assassin's Creed Story" (or maybe it was without the "Creed", can't exactly remember)
This title was way better and fits it a lot better too lmao, Ubisoft was just dumb thinking not having the AC name on the top would cost them sales probably.
Odyssey has some of the best storytelling
Reminds me of shadya from origins. Bayek was so mad.
What was that quest again? 🤔
@@CallMeHector idk the name. The one in either the faiyum or the krokolodopilis.
One of the most emotional side quests I ever finished man. Perhaps Bayek's one of the most fleshed out moments
Mother cries while no one says a word as she holds her lifeless child's body. It's eerie and really let's you see a dark side to the beginning of the Templars when they were known as the Order Of Ancients.
I loved exploring this island, the quests were fun
The scene where Phoebe died was the saddest.
thats facts
The virgin Eivor vs the chad Misthios
This was such a memorable mission, not for the mission itself but for the dialogue. *Did any of you guys tell her the truth?* I didn’t have the heart, I just lied the entire conversation haha 😅😰
Man I miss playing Odyssey. One if the story mechanics that I love is the story. As in this case depending on what you choose when you come back to visit the outcome will be different. That’s something I really enjoyed.
I remember this quest it was just hard to do just cause how it pulled on my heartstrings
Same
What broke me is when pheobe died, omg, I got so upset, this assasins creed was amazing, and I'm still playing it now.
I think the phoibe storyline is what broke me. Especially seeing her in the underworld
Yeah this was nothing, phoibe dying was unexpected and I wanted to stop playing
Even though this game gets a lot of hate I love Odyssey, still play it to this day, such a great game.
Btw if you destroy the statues and revisit. She’ll have some human friends
You don’t need to destroy em. As long as you tell her the truth, she’ll make real friends who are impressed with her artwork
“”The animation in the faces convey so much emotion. It’s simply incredible.””
Oh i remember doing this mission, this is the one that made me less crazy i think.
This moment and the......death......broke me and I still have that part of my soul missing.
I avoid that island entirely now whenever I replay it 😂
Sometimes even in this games there are gems
Seeing phoibe's death absolutely BROKE me and then Seeing her in hell in the dlc just made things worse
Hell? You mean hades?
Hades is not hell, it's just the afterlife, which is absolutely not the same thing
@@4LegCrotch wrong, Hades is the god of the underworld
@@youknowwho3206 It is also the name of the place that is the underworld. Hades is ruled by Hades, look it up before saying someone's wrong
I love Odyssey! It's my second favourite AC game
Aw when you correct spelling the heart goes away :(
I've given it back 😊
Between the writing, the voice acting and the mo-cap, all of the "emotional moments" in Assassin's Creed fall flat for me. If your playing these kinda games for the emotional impact, there are definitely better places to go
No I would say it's only AC Odyssey and Valhalla that fall flat in those aspects due to their bad acting and horrible cutscenes, games like AC Brotherhood, Revelations, 3, Black Flag, Origins have amazing emotional moments
@@Roninberserker haven't played brotherhood, revelations, 3, black flag. But I have played 1, 2, Origins, and syndicate. And I always end up getting bored and regretting my purchase. I can never manage to finish these games because I lose interest in the story and I've seen everything the gameplay has to offer in the first few hours.
@@jbheath6678 that's understandable, it's not for everybody and like you said I'm sure there's better places to go for emotional moments in games. I've been avoiding new Assassin's Creed due to the last two releases being some of the worst the franchise has to offer, it sucks too because I used to be a huge fan
@@Roninberserker yeah with each new game I'm tempted to give it another shot because the setting is so cool. But it always ends up being a surface level, shallow experience. Also I hate the Animus, (science fiction) parts of the story. Totally ruins the immersion for me.
Are you not sad when Ezio's Family hanged ?
Anyway you should AC Black Flag if you want a emotional moments
And yeah actually I'm with you Ubisoft sometimes make a emotional moments fell flat and the main characters sometimes just like don't give a f*** about that thing or the timing isn't good just like how Mario dies
I was like "Wait what ? That's it ? Mario died just like that ?!!!"
People hate on AC Odyssey for not being an AC game but these side quests were actually interesting and some really touched you, unlike Valhalla,
This would've been heartbreaking if it wasn't a Ubisoft game.
If you hang about for a bit after you finish the quest some kids show up and admire her clay doll and ask her to make them one too, I only found this out because a bounty hunter wandered into the area during a cutscene so I was stuck there for a few minutes fighting.
*"Assassin's Creed is a good franchise"*
Expect everything after syndicate
I love how AC haters are more robotic than the AC community.
This was probably the most emotional side quest ever bro
Don't let this take away from the fact that Alexios is the oldest and most powerful Assassin in the franchise.
Lesson learned in life, move on! Yes, no matter how painful your past was, just move on, the beautiful door you're waiting for it to open on its own won't open until you stop refusing to close the one you're standing at right now. I wish my father had taught me to move on in life and be independent, I would've not had lost a lot, instead he clipped my wings before I've learnt to fly, and I had to learn on my own. Life is hard. But it is much harder to stay put and watch your beautiful self and talents washed away and wasted while you dwell in the past. Move on. I know it might sound harsh. But trust me. Just move on. Godspeed ❤
What is the name of this quest
"Making Friends" you can find the quest in Seriphos
Imagine if this franchise didn't go to shit since origins. An assassins creed without stealth is no assassin's creed.
It has stealth, it’s just not being force fed to the player like in the older games.
@@dravenmowers1631 the main character is an assassin, not a warrior, so it makes sense that they are not a 1 man army and use stealth instead. Latest AC games encourage you to just chop your enemies to pieces instead of sneaking up.
@@jordicl4325 Every character is a one man army though. 🤷
@@jordicl4325 yet ezio can wipe out a hundred men just by using counter.
Imagine if people were able to appreciate a good game for what it is instead of whining about it not being the exact same thing than literally 10 previous games
Very sad bit and as someone that lost his mum at 9yo I really cried at this one
🙂 me no cry u cry
There are some good quests in ac odyessey. This and the artemis one are a few good ones.
Just look at the way characters interact with eachother smh, its like watching a pbs kids show. Ubisoft is doomed
A great example of knowing when to push vs being lenient.
The Moment that broke me in AC Odyssey is how mid this game is 💀💀
@C Diddy No thanks, COD games are trash too.
Ehh I liked it still do manly for the beautiful scenes and some parts of the story
odyssey is so underrated IMO
I lied to her cuz I felt bad
You made the wrong choice after all, If you tell her the hard truth later, whem you check on her she will be playing with other kids, real ones this time, facing the truth was the only way for her to overcome her trauma
@@LeandroMartinscg damn…
It's interactions like this that make me like odyssey a little bit more, I think it's my second favorite Assassin's Creed game.
Second after which one?
@@luggy9256 Black flag.
@@panzerslayer1158 I can agree with that as one of the better ones. Personally I like the Ezio games the most, but the gameplay hasn’t aged well.
@@luggy9256 Black flag has aged like fine wine, if they ever remaster it it should have Odyssey level graphics. I should mention I haven't played Valhalla yet as I've been over piled by other games and hope I can get to it eventually.
Kassandra is the Canon main character btw. This scene is not canon
Then why the option?
@@matthaeusperry4319 Because some dipshit on the board wanted gender choices in their pseudo RPG.
Alexios isn't that bad in this, but in some others Kassandra shines over him in story telling.
Cool
@Jo Ke no i dont i think i will.
I remember doing many side missions one day & was not mentally prepared to feel the pain. i chose to be a real Spartan & told her the harsh reality
Alexios is not canon :p
I really loved Odyssey.
Still a huge fan of the classic playstyle but Odyssey was great.
I swear that was the saddest thing bro I couldn’t break ha heart
Absolute tear jerking writing
The comments: this was the most emotional part of the game! Hands down!
Me who just witnessed my wolf get slaughtered to a spartan soldier before whimpering and laying lifelessly on the concrete before me:🗿🍷
Not as bad as the quest where the woman jumps off a cliff thinking her horse can fly 😂
It breaks my heart that people said this was a bad game. THIS broke my heart when i played it. They did such a phenominal job with this game. And thank you for focusing on such a small but very powerful moment in the game.
“Goo werry” so cute
this didn’t “break” you it just made it go “oh that’s sad” for 3 seconds then move on
The First Blade DLC broke me as a widower myself. I felt that one
Bro talk about an emotional rollercoaster, damn.
I remember this, it was so hard making a choice because I really wanted to spare her feelings
When you realize you definitely killed her mom
Such a beautiful game, I loved it.
This is a good prime example where harsh choice in game that seem “evil” is often the righteous choice to take.
Yup. I couldnt bring myself to let the soldiers kill the infected family on Kephallonia so now it's all toxic smokiness from all the fires.
"Make friends"
She took that too literate 😂
I felt it like I wish I could just help her somehow I really wanted to get into the game at this moment. But I broke her heart and told the truth and next time I visited her she was playing with real human friends and I looked her from far and the tears came out of my eyes. It was the most emotional moment for me in any game so far.
This, Phoibe and the Medusa quest. Three times this blasted game made me sob.
I remember this… . This was actually depressing… . Poor kid
The moment that broke me in ac odyssey:
When i bought it.