As someone who loves history, I appreciate developers recreating these worlds to give us an idea of what it might of been like to live back then. If you haven't already would you consider doing Ghost of Tsushima?
Thank you for the suggestion. I have got some requests for Ghost Of Tshushima but I’m afraid it is only available for Playstation and not available on PC, so I haven’t done it. I might consider to get PS though, so you never know ☺️
Love that the morning adhaan included "as-salaatu khayru min an-nawm" ("prayer is better than sleep"), a phrase which is absent in the adhaans for the other four prayers. Great attention to detail!
Where Ubisoft gets no credit and it just gets taken for granted is the extensive research they do at accurately portraying these periods of history in different parts of the world and then building a beautiful open-world design around this historical concept. Nobody does it better than them and half the fun with any AC game is exploring the open-world design and its history. The map is smaller than past entries but in the city, no 2 square blocks of it look the same. Very intricately designed where it doesn't feel repetitive running around the city unlike the Ezio trilogy for example where everything really looks the same in comparison.
One thing I think Ubisoft deserves credit for is that if you go back and play Origins, there is a feeling of consistency to Mirage. Whereas look at Rockstar's GTA series and each entry from GTA 3 to GTA 4 to GTA 5 feel like different generations. Like it might be difficult to convince a GTA V player to go back and play San Andreas, or even GTA 4, because it is such a different experience. But not so with Origins, Odyssey, Valhalla and Mirage - there is a consistency that makes it feel cohesive between these different games. They seem like a very conservative developer and people like to criticize Ubisoft but I think it's a strategy that pays off in some ways.
@@echeneis2256 People like to criticize Ubisoft because that's what gets clicks on social media, being negative and hypercritical of everything. Ubisoft has had some bad launches of games in the past but the games themselves aren't nearly as terrible as the internet will make you believe. Most of them are actually quite good and if in a world where Ubisoft went away and stopped making games, people would greatly miss them and their consistent game releases including the haters. Ubisoft has a very crucial role in the gaming world as being one of the now few true AAA developers that pumps out yearly consistent games like what was done in the past and is no longer being done. AAA games are seeing longer and longer gaps in between new releases but Ubisoft is over there still putting out a new game in a franchise every 1-2 years like we're still in the golden PS2 era when that was the norm. Not 4-5+ year gap like it is now with a dozen unnecessary remasters released in the meantime to fill that void. People want new games to play from franchises they enjoy consistently, Ubisoft delivers that. They're the only ones that do except maybe CoD and yearly sports games.
@@godsmacking99 Ubisoft is GOAT imp. I cant wait for a game for 6,7 years. I really dont want physics i want good graphics and gameplay that Ubi is giving. There is no game better than theirs as compare to solid textures and beautiful open world. For example Ac unity give me a name which is better looking than acu in 2014 and even now in 2023 Acu texture quality is amazing and the world is beautiful.
It is like we have a time machine available ! The big disastrous for Baghdad was when Mongols destroyed the entire city. The revenge came later when Mamelouks of Egypt defeated Mongols in the famous Ain Jalut Battle, 1260. This battle saved also Europe, because psychologically speaking Mongols were found to be not invincible !
Assassins Creed always has a special place in my heart because it's the first game that I played while toasted off pot. It was the 3rd one, where you play as the Indian during the Civil War era. I was at the part where there was a flashback to the main character growing up as a little kid in his tribe. And the scenery was all dusky and orange, and you're hopping through the tree tops and playing hide and seek with other kids. I sat and marveled at how I was living in a little world inside of this world lol smh. Ahhhh high pondering. So fun.
I never finished Odyssey, and completely ignored the main plot in Valhalla once I had reached England, instead just traveling around exploring, while I have completed Origins multiple times and spent hundreds of hours in it. So my interest in Mirage was somewhat limited, until I saw the first images that reminded me a lot of Origins. And this 3h walk through the world of Mirage pretty much confirmed this. Much of the talk on Mirage is about returning to a stealth driven game play, or Basim being less of a super-human character. But all I really care about is to again explore a lush and colorful world in the middle east, instead of temperate forests or, even worse, large, colorless landscapes covered in snow. That's of course just a personal preference, but both Origins and Mirage will continue to suck up a lot of my time while I basically abuse them as walking simulators in a world that is so pleasurable to just be in. And I'll give vorpX another go to not only see Mirage, but be in Mirage with a VR headset. Apparently I should finish Valhalla first before exploring Mirage myself, as the ending seems to be quite important for understanding the story of Basim, who already appeared as a character in Valhalla. There is a very interesting TH-cam Origins play-through by Christian Casey, an Egyptologist who also gives courses in Coptic, basically the language that would have been spoken during the time of Origins. He provides a ton of extra informations about the Ptolemaic period and the thousands of historic details Ubisoft integrated, whenever he runs into them during the game. His main pet peeves are the NPCs speaking some sort of pseudo-language instead of Coptic, and the presence of colorful mangos on markets, even though these were only introduced in Egypt centuries later during the middle ages. He'd probably be pleased with Mirage too, with the NPCs speaking Arabic and mangos, appearing again in many market scenes, actually been known in Baghdad at that time. Anyway, thanks for the great walk, as this is exactly what I want most from this game.
I loved Origins and played it constantly when I was on console. Now I'm on PC and couldn't stick with Valhalla. It's an amazing game but I could never get super super into it like I did with Origins. Hopefully Mirage will turn that around.
@@joeaardvark9214ya I agree with both of you. I loved origins so much and was really into the exploration. Just installed mirage on the ps5 I hope it brings me back to that. Looks like it will 🍻 🎉
On a Friday evening , at 11:00 pm everyone was asleep at home, me having a glass full of coke and ice sat to play the Damascus mission. I put on my Bose headphones and suddenly the light music of the game plays, man I really enjoyed playing 4 hours of Mirage that night !
I've seen many traveling channels in which those contents itself were mainly been focused on pure walking or driving in the real world, however your channel's content is opposite, by only walking in the virtual world! In my opinion, doing things like this way is very unique among lots of gaming channels, and I think this is the best way of being relaxed and immersed oneself in the wonderful virtual gaming world! I like your channel very much and only had luckily found it recently! BTW, Ubisofte gaming studio's ability of creating various kinds of charming cities among many of its' well-known open-world games is absolutely unparalleled! The charming city of Baghdad in AC Mirage is no exception!!
@skyfigurefun Some say if the monggol did not invade Baghdad in its golden age, we would have flying cars now(metaphor to express of what Human civilization lost at that time and the development that could be continued).
@@abdulhaqmahdi2662 my question is Baghdad is rich empire ,why not they use their health to make a large army and skillfull warrior if only they focus on army and not only just sciences and Technology in that time, they would stand a chance plus that time if mamluk and Saladin join and help them they might win againts the momggol
@@skyfigurefun The main reason is: Every great nation has its golden age and its death or end, it does not matter for how long they stay or how strong they are. The second reason: I think at that time the Muslims thought they are invincible which made them stay in the comfort zone and neglecting the importance of being militarily strong.
I've been exicted ever since I heared that Mirage would tell the story of Basim (because at least he is an actual Assassin), but returning to the old formular and even polish it further? I am so gonna buy and play this game!
DayDream Gaming, the channel who knows what "immersion" means! Thank you! I think the camera in this episode is too far from the character... a bit disappointed but the rest is good!
No idea why the almighty algorithms decided to suggest this video to me, but I'm not complaining. Definitely a fresh breath of air from all those AC Mirage speedrun/parkour shenanigans I've seen on TH-cam. Keep it up.
I really love how it embodied the Arab civilization and the renaissance of the Abbasid state in the events of the game, and represented Islam and the Arabs in a sound and undistorted way. I am an Arab Muslim. He is always a victim of sabotaging his reputation and showing him as something other than what he is. Whether it was due to ignorance about him or with the intention of targeting him, so Assassin’s Creed Maraj is. A treasure for me
i love that they added that, like you can really role play and like not commit sin for a few mins or smtg lol i love it , AC series games can hit or miss but they always are able to create amazing atmosphere and details of the era
I really appreciate ur hard work first hours of recording editing uploaded bro u really deserve much more subscribers then this ur videos are absolutely incredible keep it up 👍
@@GTA6isWoke Assassin's Creed series have the lamest world design in the industry, just copying and pasting buildings and call it a city, huge map with repetitive contents.
I just discovered your chanel.. and its such a delight! I didnt know how much i was looking for that kind of "gameplay". The immersion is strong, thank you very much daydream :)
8:16 the delivery of those farsi/persian lines is so hilarious. It reminds me of my school years that we have to read out loud from our farsi books for the rest of the class.
A great city to walk around and to see the sights of especially during these times, take care and watch your pockets for the thieves and pickpockets.🤠☕ 💎⚔️🗡️🛡️🗡️⚔️💎
yes it may be nice to look around and see the sights but if you want stunning visuals then your going to need a 4090 for it to look like this. I only have a 3080 10gb why i don't play modern games just cant keep up with the visuals especially when most games aren't even optimized and buggy doesn't help matter as well and these games don't even have ray tracing
I said it before and I will say it again, I love AC because it’s the only game that brings back historical periods and makes u live in them idc about the assassin part st all or the plot just throw me in 1753 paris or 740 England or 1106 Jerusalem or 40bc egypt I will jump right in
Yes and 90% of them seem on fast robotic walk ..Ubisoft need to do some real time animation with their Anvil engine instead of these unrealistic robots...As for the street vendors gesturing and wildly animating their arms and hands around like they are talking or arguing with someone and yet there is no one there seems a little odd too.
seems like something you'd only notice if you were doing exactly this while playing. if you were running around above the crowds in normal gameplay you wouldn't notice. very nitpicky
its lovely. the only thing they got wrong was that the niqab or some kind of bushiyah/burqa was the norm for Muslim women back then. Western sensitivities are different of course, but they should have followed this too for it to have been immersive and believable for the time period. At that time, only nominally Muslim women from the Turkic areas, Mali and Java were known to walk outdoors without face veils (as in Ibn Batuttas writinga) and this was because West Africa, the Central Asian steppe, and Southeast Asia were far enough from the Islamic theocratical centers in the mid east to be let off from following the religion and restrictive Shariah to a T. This wasnt the case in Iraq, the Arabian oeninsula in general, and in the other central areas. Just for some context, the removal of the face veil for a "head and shoulders hijab" was something that happened in the latter 20th century in places like Egypt. It was then emulated in other places of the muslim world. some of the only places that didnt follow it were Saudi, Kuwait, Yemen, Afghanistan and Pakistan. Most women still wear facial veils in those places even today.
I don't speak arabic but I recognize a few words and short phrases they are basically saying stuff related to their occupation so for example I heard a man say : "beautiful stones (i guess jewels) from the land of persia!" The announcement guy said something like : "this season... storm.... stay inside..." intrestingly some npc's spoke persian one said : "nice to see you"
I speak Arabic, just post the time for that dialogue and I will translate it for you no problem 😊 Lots of beautiful dialogues talking about the city, stories of the people, merchants, shops and their goods, activities and new scientific findings news in Baytul Hekkma (house of wisdom) and news from the caliph to people.. Beautiful world and overall job well done Ubisoft 👍🏼
i wish you guys can understand the talking among the people , its just stunning listening to all this random people talking about random shit in Arabic , something new in games , i wish they had subtitles for this .
They talk about books and knowledge about Euclid and the translation of his books A woman talks about the jinn, which are creatures whose existence Muslims believe in. They are invisible creatures used in magic, and among them Satan is one of the jinn, and she says that they attack people. Two people negotiating a trade Some women talk about trying a product
hats of to ubisoft for building this types of city i am not saying i love this game but i will say i just love the baghdad city and its environment just loveit
Right? Ubisoft doesn't get enough credits for recreating Baghdad, considering that the Mongols destroyed it, and only words by historians describing how it was are available. Yet you find toxic people nitpicking on stupid minor issues and proceed to degrade the whole game. These people aren't really enjoying gaming if they don't immerse themselves in the environment and explore the details of the world and appreciate it. They just want to rush and complete the main campaign.
رائع اللغه العربيه تقريبا مطابقة للمناظر والمواقف ولا يبدو انه اخذ الحوار من مشاهد تلفزون او مسلسلات . الحوار كأنه صنع بدقه ولا اعلم ان كان ذلك بالذكاء الصناعي . لكنه بديع جدا . والمباني و الطرقات رائعة . حتى انه لم يغفل اللغات المتواجده في بغداد مثل الفارسيه . I wish if you make ancient makkah and ancient Lavant.
Baghdad Historical Locations Tour in AC Mirage here: th-cam.com/video/o_EbBgALf7Q/w-d-xo.html
does it have a post mongolian dlc?
❤❤❤🎉🎉😢😢😮😮😅😅😊😊😊
1:23:40 That quiet walk during early morning Call to prayer was so beautiful.
@@MSC-556that's funny huh. May God guide you and clean your rotten heart.
@@MSC-556 Not funny man.
muslim boom haha funny...@@MSC-556
@@MSC-556may Allah guide you
Great find ,islat o khairon manin Noom , Prayer is better than sleep
As someone who loves history, I appreciate developers recreating these worlds to give us an idea of what it might of been like to live back then. If you haven't already would you consider doing Ghost of Tsushima?
Check his/her playlists if he or she already has any Ghost of Tsushima landscapes and locations walking videos!
Thank you for the suggestion. I have got some requests for Ghost Of Tshushima but I’m afraid it is only available for Playstation and not available on PC, so I haven’t done it. I might consider to get PS though, so you never know ☺️
@@DayDreamGamingTVi think GoT planned to be ported on PC
@@MrVoland44lol never
@@1nyoureyeswhy?
Baghdad has nice and warm feeling to it, full of peace and science 🔭
Love that the morning adhaan included "as-salaatu khayru min an-nawm" ("prayer is better than sleep"), a phrase which is absent in the adhaans for the other four prayers. Great attention to detail!
history and arhitecture, probablly 2 main reasons i love AC so much
Hulagu Khan walks better in Bagdad.
What
Where Ubisoft gets no credit and it just gets taken for granted is the extensive research they do at accurately portraying these periods of history in different parts of the world and then building a beautiful open-world design around this historical concept. Nobody does it better than them and half the fun with any AC game is exploring the open-world design and its history.
The map is smaller than past entries but in the city, no 2 square blocks of it look the same. Very intricately designed where it doesn't feel repetitive running around the city unlike the Ezio trilogy for example where everything really looks the same in comparison.
One thing I think Ubisoft deserves credit for is that if you go back and play Origins, there is a feeling of consistency to Mirage. Whereas look at Rockstar's GTA series and each entry from GTA 3 to GTA 4 to GTA 5 feel like different generations. Like it might be difficult to convince a GTA V player to go back and play San Andreas, or even GTA 4, because it is such a different experience. But not so with Origins, Odyssey, Valhalla and Mirage - there is a consistency that makes it feel cohesive between these different games. They seem like a very conservative developer and people like to criticize Ubisoft but I think it's a strategy that pays off in some ways.
@@echeneis2256 People like to criticize Ubisoft because that's what gets clicks on social media, being negative and hypercritical of everything. Ubisoft has had some bad launches of games in the past but the games themselves aren't nearly as terrible as the internet will make you believe. Most of them are actually quite good and if in a world where Ubisoft went away and stopped making games, people would greatly miss them and their consistent game releases including the haters. Ubisoft has a very crucial role in the gaming world as being one of the now few true AAA developers that pumps out yearly consistent games like what was done in the past and is no longer being done. AAA games are seeing longer and longer gaps in between new releases but Ubisoft is over there still putting out a new game in a franchise every 1-2 years like we're still in the golden PS2 era when that was the norm. Not 4-5+ year gap like it is now with a dozen unnecessary remasters released in the meantime to fill that void.
People want new games to play from franchises they enjoy consistently, Ubisoft delivers that. They're the only ones that do except maybe CoD and yearly sports games.
@@godsmacking99 Absolutely!
@@godsmacking99 Ubisoft is GOAT imp. I cant wait for a game for 6,7 years. I really dont want physics i want good graphics and gameplay that Ubi is giving. There is no game better than theirs as compare to solid textures and beautiful open world. For example Ac unity give me a name which is better looking than acu in 2014 and even now in 2023 Acu texture quality is amazing and the world is beautiful.
@@echeneis2256that's the point it's all the same and boring. Same boring experience with just different textures.
Finally, an AC free-roam video that actually shows the environment instead of running around like crazy!
It is like we have a time machine available ! The big disastrous for Baghdad was when Mongols destroyed the entire city. The revenge came later when Mamelouks of Egypt defeated Mongols in the famous Ain Jalut Battle, 1260. This battle saved also Europe, because psychologically speaking Mongols were found to be not invincible !
And then came the nato alliance.
@@rexbanner7256
Defeated by Afghanistan.
I like how the Assassin's outfit actually blends in with this environment. In settings of other games it sticks out like a sore thumb.
Very smooth camera movement, I really appreciate your channel. Keep walking ;)
Thank you so much for your support Krisztian! ☺️
Was born here and never got to really see it since I was so young but it's really beautiful.
Assassins Creed always has a special place in my heart because it's the first game that I played while toasted off pot. It was the 3rd one, where you play as the Indian during the Civil War era. I was at the part where there was a flashback to the main character growing up as a little kid in his tribe. And the scenery was all dusky and orange, and you're hopping through the tree tops and playing hide and seek with other kids.
I sat and marveled at how I was living in a little world inside of this world lol smh. Ahhhh high pondering. So fun.
I remember buying the first one, was the first game i got on the 360, the music and atmosphere blew me away, love them all
The districts look really great and diverse
I never finished Odyssey, and completely ignored the main plot in Valhalla once I had reached England, instead just traveling around exploring, while I have completed Origins multiple times and spent hundreds of hours in it. So my interest in Mirage was somewhat limited, until I saw the first images that reminded me a lot of Origins. And this 3h walk through the world of Mirage pretty much confirmed this.
Much of the talk on Mirage is about returning to a stealth driven game play, or Basim being less of a super-human character. But all I really care about is to again explore a lush and colorful world in the middle east, instead of temperate forests or, even worse, large, colorless landscapes covered in snow. That's of course just a personal preference, but both Origins and Mirage will continue to suck up a lot of my time while I basically abuse them as walking simulators in a world that is so pleasurable to just be in. And I'll give vorpX another go to not only see Mirage, but be in Mirage with a VR headset. Apparently I should finish Valhalla first before exploring Mirage myself, as the ending seems to be quite important for understanding the story of Basim, who already appeared as a character in Valhalla.
There is a very interesting TH-cam Origins play-through by Christian Casey, an Egyptologist who also gives courses in Coptic, basically the language that would have been spoken during the time of Origins. He provides a ton of extra informations about the Ptolemaic period and the thousands of historic details Ubisoft integrated, whenever he runs into them during the game. His main pet peeves are the NPCs speaking some sort of pseudo-language instead of Coptic, and the presence of colorful mangos on markets, even though these were only introduced in Egypt centuries later during the middle ages. He'd probably be pleased with Mirage too, with the NPCs speaking Arabic and mangos, appearing again in many market scenes, actually been known in Baghdad at that time.
Anyway, thanks for the great walk, as this is exactly what I want most from this game.
I loved Origins and played it constantly when I was on console. Now I'm on PC and couldn't stick with Valhalla. It's an amazing game but I could never get super super into it like I did with Origins. Hopefully Mirage will turn that around.
@@joeaardvark9214ya I agree with both of you. I loved origins so much and was really into the exploration. Just installed mirage on the ps5 I hope it brings me back to that. Looks like it will 🍻 🎉
assassin's creed origins bigger map and this one is much smaller
On a Friday evening , at 11:00 pm everyone was asleep at home, me having a glass full of coke and ice sat to play the Damascus mission.
I put on my Bose headphones and suddenly the light music of the game plays, man I really enjoyed playing 4 hours of Mirage that night !
I've seen many traveling channels in which those contents itself were mainly been focused on pure walking or driving in the real world, however your channel's content is opposite, by only walking in the virtual world!
In my opinion, doing things like this way is very unique among lots of gaming channels, and I think this is the best way of being relaxed and immersed oneself in the wonderful virtual gaming world!
I like your channel very much and only had luckily found it recently!
BTW, Ubisofte gaming studio's ability of creating various kinds of charming cities among many of its' well-known open-world games is absolutely unparalleled! The charming city of Baghdad in AC Mirage is no exception!!
1:23:33 The most beautiful song in the world.
It’s Adhan, call for prayer.
Too bad it sounds like coming from a microphone instead of open air and carried by the wind as of that time before modern phonograph
Шикарно! Смотрела все три часа, эффект присутствия! Лучшие прогулки по древним мирам, восторг! ❤❤❤
Are u a gamer if not not u should play assassins creed and other types of games like this.
I really love these atmospheres, I almost cried
Its scary when u thinking about what the monggol did to this beautiful City
@skyfigurefun Some say if the monggol did not invade Baghdad in its golden age, we would have flying cars now(metaphor to express of what Human civilization lost at that time and the development that could be continued).
@@abdulhaqmahdi2662 my question is Baghdad is rich empire ,why not they use their health to make a large army and skillfull warrior if only they focus on army and not only just sciences and Technology in that time, they would stand a chance plus that time if mamluk and Saladin join and help them they might win againts the momggol
@@abdulhaqmahdi2662 Plus if all muslims united come to help them that time , i think it would have been different story but allah knows better
@@skyfigurefun
The main reason is: Every great nation has its golden age and its death or end, it does not matter for how long they stay or how strong they are.
The second reason:
I think at that time the Muslims thought they are invincible which made them stay in the comfort zone and neglecting the importance of being militarily strong.
Definitely brought back just the enjoyment of exploring to see the sights with this one. Miss that ac feeling.
I love this channel. It’s gonna sound weird but it kinda gives me peace and comfort
Me too, feels chill like unity
I've been exicted ever since I heared that Mirage would tell the story of Basim (because at least he is an actual Assassin), but returning to the old formular and even polish it further? I am so gonna buy and play this game!
DayDream Gaming, the channel who knows what "immersion" means! Thank you! I think the camera in this episode is too far from the character... a bit disappointed but the rest is good!
No idea why the almighty algorithms decided to suggest this video to me, but I'm not complaining. Definitely a fresh breath of air from all those AC Mirage speedrun/parkour shenanigans I've seen on TH-cam. Keep it up.
The quality is just amazing
I really love how it embodied the Arab civilization and the renaissance of the Abbasid state in the events of the game, and represented Islam and the Arabs in a sound and undistorted way. I am an Arab Muslim. He is always a victim of sabotaging his reputation and showing him as something other than what he is. Whether it was due to ignorance about him or with the intention of targeting him, so Assassin’s Creed Maraj is. A treasure for me
i really love your contents. these videos are perfect for my asmr. i always play this whenever im home or at work.
hm
1:23:30 Beautiful Adzan (Call to prayer) soothing voice.
i love that they added that, like you can really role play and like not commit sin for a few mins or smtg lol i love it , AC series games can hit or miss but they always are able to create amazing atmosphere and details of the era
Looks like a dog is crying for food
@@SumitGaming-that doesn’t make sense fool😂
@@SumitGaming-I see u are jealous🤣
@@achmad6962 jealous of dog crying
I really appreciate ur hard work first hours of recording editing uploaded bro u really deserve much more subscribers then this ur videos are absolutely incredible keep it up 👍
This is the most beautiful and wonderful video game I ever seen! 🤩
an assassins creed game? really?
@@blob2092they literally have the best worlds in gaming up there with games like rdr got and a lot more games
@@blob2092 assassin's creed games have the best worlds in the industry. rdr2 is the only exception
@@GTA6isWoke Assassin's Creed series have the lamest world design in the industry, just copying and pasting buildings and call it a city, huge map with repetitive contents.
@@kevinlin3747 assassin's creed has by far the best cities in gaming industry. not a single comparable game out there
Every new video you release makes me want to save your playlists all over again. To me you are the star of gaming, the number 1 of the gaming world.
Thank you so much for your kind words
I just discovered your chanel.. and its such a delight! I didnt know how much i was looking for that kind of "gameplay". The immersion is strong, thank you very much daydream :)
Welcome to the channel! 😊
new to this channel, I'm so glad you're "playing it" this way. Keep going bro
Welcome to the channel ☺️
I'm really glad I found your video. Loves to see history environment and those architecture, no rush and slow enjoying the flow.
1:56:19 These two were definitely best friends that haven't seen each other in a while.
I've seen the livestreams, and I've seen some gameplay. THIS makes me want to get it! Thank you.
Beautiful game! I especially love the music that starts when I sync the views in downtown Baghdad
Fantastic. I am going to take a walk in Baghdad by myself. In my opinion the real protagonist is the city of Baghdad!
why thou?
Subhanallah thou' this is just a game .. still this is amazing 🖤
8:16 the delivery of those farsi/persian lines is so hilarious. It reminds me of my school years that we have to read out loud from our farsi books for the rest of the class.
ubisoft might lack of gameplay innovation but they are glorious on making ambientations
A great city to walk around and to see the sights of
especially during these times, take care and watch
your pockets for the thieves and pickpockets.🤠☕
💎⚔️🗡️🛡️🗡️⚔️💎
yes it may be nice to look around and see the sights but if you want stunning visuals then your going to need a 4090 for it to look like this. I only have a 3080 10gb why i don't play modern games just cant keep up with the visuals especially when most games aren't even optimized and buggy doesn't help matter as well and these games don't even have ray tracing
@@bioshock6935 The hell you on about, I have a 3080 and turn everything to the max lmao. Sounds like you have a shitty system tbh
This is the video I was searching for ❤
People always complain about things but they don’t realize how complex gaming development is
that's why i love the ac title despite how they corrupted it. Amazing historical landscapes
this is so cool good job spending your time on cool vid like this
Amazing, didn't think you'd upload so soon from this game. Hope we can see some first person videos in the future.
Centuries from now, game designers will be recreating walk throughs of New York, LA, Paris, etc...
Such a beautiful game, just wish it was longer.
Thank you for this beautiful walk in Baghdad. The donkeys are funny!
I wish there was an option to go first person when not in combat, it would've made this a hundred times more immersive.
I said it before and I will say it again, I love AC because it’s the only game that brings back historical periods and makes u live in them idc about the assassin part st all or the plot just throw me in 1753 paris or 740 England or 1106 Jerusalem or 40bc egypt I will jump right in
Nah I can't wait to get this game on my birthday next week it actually looks insane ❤theirs hope for assassins creed❤❤
Baghdad must have looked so damm beautiful back then compared to how it is today...
Thank to your country
Really strong Origins vibe
I'm getting strong Prince of Persia vibes from AC mirage which is very nostalgic
This is so gorgeous.
It's beautiful setting for sure.
It is sad that the Mongols destroyed it. Baghdad had a sad ending. All of this is gone
The instant direction change of the npcs break the immersion. How can you ignore this detail...
Yes and 90% of them seem on fast robotic walk ..Ubisoft need to do some real time animation with their Anvil engine instead of these unrealistic robots...As for the street vendors gesturing and wildly animating their arms and hands around like they are talking or arguing with someone and yet there is no one there seems a little odd too.
seems like something you'd only notice if you were doing exactly this while playing. if you were running around above the crowds in normal gameplay you wouldn't notice. very nitpicky
@@PixelatedExistenceI hope they upgrade it in code Red
nobody does that, its costly and useless@@PixelatedExistence
@@PixelatedExistenceyou ask for the impossible...just be grateful you got this game
It's here!!
Never thought there would be a game about my country
I love the history of Baghdad
1:23:50 adzan❤
Definitely will enjoy this when I download it soon, I do this in ac valhalla alot and even in unity admiring the scenery
Really beautiful game indeed.
It looks good but I still prefer AC Origins which shows the Egypt of the pharaohs.
Ac origins Egypt was actually a modern Egypt it was in the end of Ptolemaic era.
its lovely. the only thing they got wrong was that the niqab or some kind of bushiyah/burqa was the norm for Muslim women back then. Western sensitivities are different of course, but they should have followed this too for it to have been immersive and believable for the time period.
At that time, only nominally Muslim women from the Turkic areas, Mali and Java were known to walk outdoors without face veils (as in Ibn Batuttas writinga) and this was because West Africa, the Central Asian steppe, and Southeast Asia were far enough from the Islamic theocratical centers in the mid east to be let off from following the religion and restrictive Shariah to a T. This wasnt the case in Iraq, the Arabian oeninsula in general, and in the other central areas. Just for some context, the removal of the face veil for a "head and shoulders hijab" was something that happened in the latter 20th century in places like Egypt. It was then emulated in other places of the muslim world. some of the only places that didnt follow it were Saudi, Kuwait, Yemen, Afghanistan and Pakistan. Most women still wear facial veils in those places even today.
i wonder what the NPCs are saying in Arabic, it's just a beautiful language.
I don't speak arabic but I recognize a few words and short phrases they are basically saying stuff related to their occupation so for example I heard a man say : "beautiful stones (i guess jewels) from the land of persia!" The announcement guy said something like : "this season... storm.... stay inside..." intrestingly some npc's spoke persian one said : "nice to see you"
Little girls saying boys are stupied
I speak Arabic, just post the time for that dialogue and I will translate it for you no problem 😊
Lots of beautiful dialogues talking about the city, stories of the people, merchants, shops and their goods, activities and new scientific findings news in Baytul Hekkma (house of wisdom) and news from the caliph to people..
Beautiful world and overall job well done Ubisoft 👍🏼
@@NearestGalaxymuchas gracias!!! El trabajo que hace Ubisoft para recrear épocas y ambientaciones históricas es maravilloso 😊
Amazing
Incredible! Thank you for not using any graphical mod, it usually ruins the original artistic direction.
i wish you guys can understand the talking among the people , its just stunning listening to all this random people talking about random shit in Arabic , something new in games , i wish they had subtitles for this .
They talk about books and knowledge about Euclid and the translation of his books A woman talks about the jinn, which are creatures whose existence Muslims believe in. They are invisible creatures used in magic, and among them Satan is one of the jinn, and she says that they attack people. Two people negotiating a trade Some women talk about trying a product
Ubisoft: 10/10 art; 0/10 gameplay and plot
The video quality really good! What is your capture device bro?
It is like watching a dream. Which makes me wonder if dreams are simulations...
This game is a waking simulator. It must be. To me it is. I don't need nothing out of this game, just walk, enjoy the view and the atmosphere! 🙏
Love this channel💪
Me encanta este juego y la saga en general ❤
I was excited for this game until I realized its just a fleshed-out DLC and Ubisoft phoned it in. I'm good.
if only they do a DLC in Córdoba of Al Andalus...
very excellent Vedio
1:27:00 what a cool place and 0:23 what a view..
❤ Baghdad ❤
Wow this is beautiful
hats of to ubisoft for building this types of city i am not saying i love this game but i will say i just love the baghdad city and its environment just loveit
Great channel, just subbed.
Adoro estos videos .
Ubisoft's crowd system is still one of the best in the business.
The npcs are extra fun to watch in this game! They’re kind of chaotic. I love it
This was relaxing 😅
@1:29:15 my childhood memories, IRAQ 50s
that's beautiful i think im going to buy the ps5 version soon
stunning!
@2:45:39 haha she’s talking about the Rus’ Vikings 😅 who used to trade with the Islamic World via the Volga Trade Route
أشهد أن لا إله إلاَّ الله و أشهد أن محمد رسول الله
This is probably closest we can get to (Altair Assassin's Creed) Remake Idea.
I hate when these new toxic gaming community ignores hardwork of devs and keep complaining on little things
Right?
Ubisoft doesn't get enough credits for recreating Baghdad, considering that the Mongols destroyed it, and only words by historians describing how it was are available.
Yet you find toxic people nitpicking on stupid minor issues and proceed to degrade the whole game.
These people aren't really enjoying gaming if they don't immerse themselves in the environment and explore the details of the world and appreciate it. They just want to rush and complete the main campaign.
رائع اللغه العربيه تقريبا مطابقة للمناظر والمواقف ولا يبدو انه اخذ الحوار من مشاهد تلفزون او مسلسلات . الحوار كأنه صنع بدقه ولا اعلم ان كان ذلك بالذكاء الصناعي . لكنه بديع جدا . والمباني و الطرقات رائعة . حتى انه لم يغفل اللغات المتواجده في بغداد مثل الفارسيه .
I wish if you make ancient makkah and ancient Lavant.
imagine someone called this beautifully recreated world... bland. youtube reviewers are crazy
ALLAH hu akbar ❤