Fahad Illahi who put the poison?

Justin Manadero Tarhaqa aka the scarab

tarhaqa did bc he was apart of the order

Give that servant a medal for saving the first Assassin

Tristan Sudarto omg tru

Correction (The Snake was another name for the Order of the Ancients as an organization): Flavius (The Lion): "See that no one comes in." Septimius (The Jackal): "Go ahead try it your way" Pothinus (The Scorpion): "Your son has something to explain to you. Will the Ibis show him the orb (Apple of Eden)." Medunamun (The Ibis): “We believe we need this (Apple of Eden) to enter the vault (Isu Vault)” Flavius (The Lion): “THIS IS A WASTE OF TIME!” Pothinus (The Scorpion): “The boy is frightened, it's alright!” Rudjek (The Heron): “As medjay, you must have some key, or legend that explains its use." Septimius (The Jackal): “Talk to your son, if the vault isn't open when we return, you will never see him again.” What Happened: The Order of the Ancients tried to have Bayek and Khemu open the vault. It failed because of Khemu's death. When Flavius had Bayek accidentally kill Khemu, the Order was in shock at what happened and Flavius' brutality. Over time, Flavius becomes the Grandmaster of the Egyptian Rite and Roman Rite of the Order of the Ancients, causing the Order to become more violent and sadistic than before. Following Flavius' death at Bayek's hands years later, Augustus Caesar took over the Order of the Ancients as its new Grandmaster. The rest were absent and had their own agendas behind the scenes. 1. Taharqa (The Scarab) was rebuilding Letopolis. 2. Khaliset (The Hyena) was collecting Silica (elements used to power up Pieces of Eden) for the Order. 3. Berenike (The Crocodile) was brutally ruling Faiyum from the shadows. 4. Eudoros (The Hippo) was overseeing Ptolemy's court in the Pharoah's absence.

Why so, it seems some people may disagree? Just curious.

There doesn't seem too much that is admirable about him besides combat skill. He was a loyal stooge who accidentally killed his own son, and blames the group who took his son for it and has been killing them along with his wife whom he also lost when she became fanatical. What's to admire?

I agree. Definatly the most emotional, his opening scene when he kills the ibis with the mask, crazy. I'm actually like that too is , aggressive and brash but I wish i had more emotion.

@@EmptyMan000 stooge? wtf did you even play the game bayek is a fierce yet kind assassin who cares for the people.

@@manuelanguiano213 He was a stooge to Cleopatra and to Caeser. Never once question their actions. A pawn until it was too late.

-The Lizard is cruel because he wants to discredit the current traditions of Egypt (that are half greek and half egyptian) and make people return to the traditions purely egyptians, as he fears that Egypt may loose its identity; -Gennadios is cruel because his job is to impose order and ensure that the law is fulfilled, and since law in the ancient world was incredibly harsh, he believed he had to be harsh as well; -Taharqa was cruel because he needed to keep people there in line so that he could fulfill his dream of rebuilding Letopolis as much as he could, and since that was a time in which everyone, for example Cleopatra's family and herself, betrayed their families and friends for what they claimed to be the good of the Egypt, he believed he had to do those things, after all, everyone else did those kind of things; -Khaliset was cruel because she needed to keep the criminals in there in line since they were the only kind of people willing to offer her the sacrifices she needed to ressurect her daughter; -Ponthinus wasn't really cruel, he just went with the rest of the Order's cruelty because he needed them to impose order over Egypt and because it's not like he could simply declare war on them and get out alive; -The rest is just cruel either because they like to be or because they've got horrible causes.

@@JabamiLain And yet the Lizard is working for Flavius and Septimius, who are working for Ceaser and thus for Rome, kinda counterproductive to serve foreign invaders if it want to keep your people's culture conservative and being traditional. Gennadios is just a grunt for the order, his cruelty is just as unjustifiable as that of the order. Taharqa wants to built a city, which is admirable, ok I give you that, he isn't just cruel for the sake of it. Khaliset is going against her religion, humans cannot bring back the dead, she is just pointlessly killing people, especially when there is no artifact in the story that can revive them, so how did she started her search. Yeah, she has sympathetic reasons, still she is needlessly cruel. Ponthius was still a servant of the order and did nothing to stop them. Yeah he is less evil than the rest, but his lack of strong convictions makes him just a glorified grunt. Still the order as a whole, despite its few shimmers of light is too cruel to be even be allowed ruling their own members. Death of imprisonment is the punishment they deserve.

​@@basilofgoodwishes4138 true.

WhAt accent would the romans have?

Takeur Pills maybe Italian? Not sure tbh

Romans are sophisticated Englishmen are sophisticated Baddabing baddaboom

Not all Greeks in this game have Greek accents. A lot of them are weirdly British also, like Eudoros and Pothinus. Aya is also Greek, but doesn’t really have a Greek accent. And the Egyptian’s accents sound bizarrely Nigerian, rather than Afro-Asiatic. Egyptian accents would sound somewhat similar to Arabic and Hebrew accents (besides Coptic and Berber, those languages are the closest to ancient Egyptian) , definitely not Nigerian or Western/Central African.

Takeur Pills they would have a Latin accent. It would sound vaguely similar to an Italian accent, were they to speak English.

Ehhh it should've been way better

@@tastycookiechip whatever

I feel as though it having the AC title discredits how good this game really is I mean if it wasn't linked to the older ones it could be free of that whole "it's not the same" excuse people use when they don't want to say a game is good

@@SecondAftermath Here’s the thing, had they kept it similar to let’s say Unity and Syndicate, people would just say it’s repetitive in order to avoid saying it’s good as well. There’s no pleasing these kind of people.

@@tastycookiechip In what way? Nothing? Nada? Ok then…

You're welcome! Thank you for watching.

fr Rudjek gained a few in a year

I think it's the armor

Fr I was surprised that they didnt make a sequel for him

This game has a good roster of Templars no doubt, but i would go with AC1 as the best roster of Templars.

These are not Templar, they are Order of Ancients.

@@sophiawilson8696 the Order of the Ancients is the proto-Templar organization. The Templars literally are the Order of the Ancients, merely with a new name.

@@sophiawilson8696 - Just like the Assassin Brotherhood was once known as "Hidden ones." Both organizations evolved along with their names.

That might go to 1 and Black Flag actually. Origins is good though.

It can only go so far.

Thanks!

+Trey Williams Sadly, I have made the decision to not edit videos for AC: Odyssey. Since it will be a full RPG with variable cut scenes and interactions, I can't devote the time needed to capture complete footage. It seems that I've inspired other KZfaqrs to create character-driven videos and it is my hope that they will be able to keep it going.

@polycraft empire Yeah. It wasn't an easy decision but I have too many other commitments.

@@Sevvina I respect your decision for that, it's a shame that Ubisoft is changing up the AC games to be choice based.

Wish Ubisoft will update the game to show which choice is canonical rather than relegating to the novel.

@@brutal2826 It's not a shame at all, player agency is always a good thing.

They live... where? SUS

@DracoRogue1218 Basically, yes. I find it interesting how casual customs like that pop up all over the world and throughout history.

confessions/interrogations

They establish some sort of telepathic connection that creates an hallucination based on their beliefs and actions.

@Jose Mendoza Yes, the Order of the Ancients eventually became the Templars.

@@Sevvina thanks

@@JoseMendoza-kf1vs You're welcome. Thank you for watching! (Sorry for the delay--I've been away.)

@@Sevvina that okay.

The precursor to the Templar.

@ZayedG Haroon Never really played odyssey, but it was way worse than origins story

@@saschasuschi5035 whatever I still like Origins story and Combat

@@saschasuschi5035 Not really, it was kind of decent. Rogue, Unity, Syndicate and Odyssey? Absolute trash.