As the tenth work in the Assassin's Creed series, Assassin's Creed: Origins adds new RPG elements for the first time, as well as a wealth of skills and equipment. I personally think that the RPG system is not suitable for the theme of this game, but the game performs well. Although it deviates from the traditional rules of Assassin's Creed, players can still be an assassin who does their own things, and at the same time expands other gameplay that cannot be achieved in old works.
As Ubisoft's game tradition, the endless question marks and countless branches on the map are simply bad news for players and achievement of the party. However, this problem has improved in this work. Compared with Ubisoft's other formulaic works, Assassin's Creed: Origins are not too heavy. Unlike Assassin's Creed Odyssey, the mission level in this game will not increase as the player's level rises. This advantage is that it does not emphasize too much on cleaning side missions, but the disadvantages are also obvious. Players can crush the boss through level suppression, which reduces the gameplay to a certain extent. NPCs do not suppress players' level too much. Players can increase combat or assassination damage by upgrading their skills and equipment. Usually, the less large level gap can be made up by skills, and eliminating high-level enemies can also gain more experience, allowing players to chase the enemy's level.
But the early setting of assassinating an undead enemy due to a level difference is a bit outrageous for the "Assassin's Creed" series. The game's equipment system is not too much. Except for the two main weapons and one armor that need to be continuously updated, other non-weapon equipment can be upgraded through consumable consumables. Consumables need to be obtained at resource points that are not tasks on the map. Although it is not necessary, as an RPG, the upgrade of skills and equipment is still very important. For example, upgrading the sneak sword can solve the problem of being unable to kill assassinate, while upgrading the armor can avoid sudden death in forced combat. Of course, under the highest difficulty, there is still a certain requirement for the attributes of weapons, and enthusiasts may need to spend time brushing weapons.
As always excellent artwork, every Ubisoft game has an excellent gaming environment, beautiful scenery, and is an indispensable travel simulator. A large number of natural environments and cultural landscapes in the game can be restored realistically. As a young man's "first trip to Egypt", "Assassin's Creed: Origin" even has a special tourist mode. Aside from Ubisoft's traditional art - wearing models, the visual enjoyment of the entire game is very good. Choose the right scene, add the right filter in the photo mode, and the clipped pictures can deceive many laymen.
In Origins, the naval battles that many players love have returned. However, "Black Flag" is different from naval battles, and the operation of warships in this work has changed a lot. Without artillery, the naval battle in this game is more like a "large-scale fight". The player's warship can shoot bows and arrows with the enemy, and can also defend with shields. However, naval battles are only the content of individual tasks, so the gameplay and system are not rich, and there is no content for boarding. But Naval Battle has been expanded in Assassin's Creed OdysseyPlaying method, interested players can try it.
Finally, this game can also avenge other players, creating a "virtual online" atmosphere similar to "Neil: Age of Mechanism". You can occasionally see other players' bodies lying on the ground, which are left by those who make mistakes. You can lift their bodies and bury them, or you can take on a side mission of revenge. The NPC who kills this player will be marked on the map, destroy them to complete revenge, and you can get a lot of experience rewards.
