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Assassin's Creed Origins - Cane and Rinse No.404 (Patreon)

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2020-02-10 14:22:48
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2020-02-10 15:28:01
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In this issue, Karl, Brian, Jay and Rich travel back to Ancient Egypt to the origin of Assassin's Creed, in Ubisoft's biggest revamp of the franchise yet. Open worlds, lush vistas, vicious wildlife, the secrets of the Pyramids and more await our intrepid adventurers. As entrenched fans of the traditional formula, how did the panel feel with the radical changes away from tradition, and was the two year wait after Assassin's Creed Syndicate really worth it?  Find out now, as the team and our community give their feedback, on Assassin's Creed Origins.

Music featured in this podcast:1. Bayek of Siwa by Sarah Schachner2. The Hyena's Fire by Sarah SchachnerCane and Rinse 404 was edited by Jay Taylor

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Ben McSkelly

I am enjoying this. Particuarly when Nyx-Fontana's insightful forum post is attributed to me (theemailer). My post wasn't that good! Although to keep Jay happy it was short.

Luke Scriven

Thanks guys...now I have another game I have to buy and play. When will it end!

James McCaul

I love hearing about Assassins Creed games. If never been able to get into them, not for want of trying but love hearing all your opinions. Thanks.

gtownsteve

Fantastic pod! Came straight home and picked back up where I left off in Origins months ago. Can't wait for the AC Odyssey issue. Thank you for all of the brilliant work you do.

matfantastic

Took me a solid year to beat this game but I really enjoyed it. Actually playing Odyssey now and at the rate I'm going it might take 2 years.

Luke Scriven

OK I bought and started to play this game. The world is lovely, but I'm finding the gameplay quite shallow. Nevertheless, I have the urge to keep playing just to be in the world. Sadly, the ability for it to sell me on a serious story was lost almost immediately. After fighting some goon I met my Egyptian friend, we mounted camels and headed to our town. As we journeyed forth, my Egyptian friend told me of the grave happenings in the town, while in the process running over many an unfortunate citizen with his camel - much distress being caused to the citizens, and much hilarity gained for myself. The story was lost, but at least I knew that I would be having fun!