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Assassins Creed: Origins Map Revealed and Customizable Armour Confirmed

Just recently we have been presented with the new Assassins Creed: Origins trailer and now Ubisoft has released the map size players will have available to their fingertips.


It is much to early to tell if this new instalment into the Assassins Creed franchise will give the series a entire rebirth in popularity but, what can be said is that we will be playing this game on a very large map.

According to WCCFtech, Game Director Ashraf Ismail has confirmed that players will have the option to be able to alter Bayeks armour and also change the appearance of the character in-game.

Source: WCCFtech

10 thoughts on “Assassins Creed: Origins Map Revealed and Customizable Armour Confirmed”

    1. It’s Assassin’s Creed, the game where all the parkour is done automatically by holding down one button while running forward, gameplay depth has never been its forte. I’m not hopeful.

  1. Look at the buildings. If the map represents their size correctly, the whole vastness of the world is an illusion.

  2. ” option to be able to alter Bayeks armour and also change the appearance of the character”
    You smell that? Ha! Thats microtran$action$!
    Want nice color? Buy it! Want super armor now instead grinding 20 years? Buy it!
    Horse armor only now for 19,99$! Give your horse epic look!
    Also map have average size, probably is a rip-off of ther AC maps and it will more boring that ever 😉

    1. Why do you think AAA games are adding rarity to the items for ? Starwars,Shadow of War, Asscreed. they want you to grind in the same boring map for tens of hours or give them $ to have a chance in opening a rare/legendary item in those lootboxes.

      1. Hopefully this will be chalked up to a fail-idea on down the road. I don’t really understand why gamers who wanted to bypass the grind-fest wouldn’t just use a trainer anyway. If it comes down to paying a little for a trainer or enriching a greedy Publisher and ensuring that these type of MT become commonplace in the future then it makes more sense to pay for the trainer imo.

        As for me I won’t buy either and if the grinding is mind-numbingly boring to get anywhere then I will just skip buying the game entirely. I play games for fun not for drudgery.

        1. Well they are going after cheats and trainers and in some cases Mods. amount of threat and take downs in the past year alone shows how they want these things to die so they can sell them via real life money.

          I guess it was JimSterling that said if your game content is so bad that you have to pay to skip it maybe you should do something else, or something like that.

  3. Guys should I install adblock so I don’t have to press “skip” everytime an Assassins creed add appears?

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