Assassin's creed origins easter eggs Continue Assassin's Creed Navigation Main Page Assassin's Creed Origins is a game from Ubisoft that tries to show the origins of the Hidden through Bayek and his wife Amunet. There is basically one player game. A red floating scarf (or flying scarf) is an Easter egg placed in Assassin's Creed Origins for players who roam the desert during the daytime. Bayek will begin to hallucinate from the high heat in the desert, and he will begin to see illusions or mirages. This fits perfectly into the explanation of the love story of a man who lost his beloved (Mutemwiya) in a sandstorm. Players can discover mummified human remains with a note to Mutemwiya in Khensu Nome. The note says he will walk forever through the desert in search of Mutemvia, following her red floating scarf. In Iment Nome is a red scarf lying in the ground (near a broken obelisk), which mentions Mutemvia's hopes that a red scarf will lead her lover to her. In addition, the player (Bayek) sometimes hallucinate a floating red scarf in the desert (with a song performed by Mutemwiya playing in the background). When you combine the three puzzles, a full love story emerges. Mutemvia and her lover parted in a sandstorm and went in opposite directions to the desert. A floating scarf is a device with which they hope to reunite together in time of eternal. The video shows the mummy's location and red scarf in the ground, and a full floating scarf sequence Bayek followed him, trying to find Mutemwiya's body. Many hallucinations and mirages exist in the desert during the daytime. The video above shows many of the rare illusions. Many of the first illusions are devoted to the previously mentioned Mutemvia and her lover. You can see Mutemwiya (wearing a long red scarf) walking in the desert, sometimes pointing to something (her body?). You can also see a Mutemwiya lover with a red walk scarf, or riding a horse/camel. It also sometimes points to a certain direction. Other illusions include Rain Locust, Moses with staff that turns into a snake, characters from history riding a horse's back, etc. you can get a taste of Assassin's Creed Origins by watching the above first 45 minutes of gameplay on PlayStation Pro. The game is very thorough in an attempt to depict the inner areas of the pyramids of Giza. The video above is a map of the actual and hypothetical paths you can take inside the pyramids of Giza. A few Ubisoft changes are included to allow them to include game elements related to Bayek's journey. There are hidden sex scenes if you look into certain houses. Copyright (C) all rights are reserved. Ezio, my friend! How can I be on duty? This article is in desperate need of reconstruction. Please improve it in any way necessary in order to achieve a higher level of quality in accordance with our Guide to Easter Eggs Eggs hidden extras are found in the media that are often jokes or references. The Assassin's Creed series has its own Easter eggs, and many other games and media contain Easter eggs associated with the series. The contents of Carl Jun's show of psychiatrist Carl Jung referred throughout the series assassin's Creed: Assassin's Creed Jamal After he first left Masyaf, one of the Assassins in the Kingdom, Jamal, can be killed without consequences. However, an open attack on him would have prompted other Assassins to attack Altair Ibn La'Ahad. Jamal was a traitor to the order, who together with Masun opened the gates to the siege of the Templars Masyaf. It was originally shown as the mission's goal to be killed, but the mission was shortened and it remained as a minor Easter egg. Transformers Altair stood next to the Optimus Prime Location windows on some buildings in Damascus and Acre were shaped like the torso of G1 Optimus Prime, a character from the Transformers franchise, when in his alternative truck shape. Sometimes during a freerunning or climbing the building, you could hear a male passer-by saying, Another crusader. This was a reference to the DC Comics superhero Batman, who used stealth, tended to run on rooftops, and was sometimes called the Crusader. On top of that, Rosa greets Ezio Auditore da Firenze, saying: Why so serious? In memory, all things come to the one who is waiting. This is a reference to the Joker's signature phrase from The Dark Knight. Empty Keys In Mission Knowledge is Strength and Hunter Hunting, Ezio can loot any of the dummy targets and find clues. However, these keys had no effect at all. Ghosts of Ezio's past were briefly able to see the vision of his entire family. After meeting Niccolo Machiavelli, Ezio could return to the Palazzo Auditor and enter the center of the courtyard, where he will enter a state similar to his vision of the eagle and be able to see the figures of his parents and all his brothers and sisters around the palazzo. However, the vision will disappear and cannot be seen again if Ezio is gone. Giant squid Ezio is about to dodge one of the tentacles of a giant squid squid to be found in the tomb of the killer near Santa Maria della Visitazione. If Ezio looks into the water near the first lever for one minute, cutscene played showing large squid swimming. If Ezio looks down again, the second cut shows the tentacles coming out of the water in front of Ezio. Mario Auditore When Ezio first met his uncle, Mario Auditore, he said the phrase It-me! Mario!, for a young Florentine who was a reference to the Super Mario franchise. Motown When throwing coins among the crowd, female passers-by sometimes shouted: Money! That's what I want!, which was a reference to the same Motown song. Palazzo After using a Super Jump or Fence glitch to get into the Palazzo Ducale di Venice, Ezio can access the doge where Carlo Grimaldi killed Doge. The candle, played by Carlo Grimaldi and Doj Mochinigo, was unlit, but the chess pieces were in exactly the same position, although Ezio killed Grimaldi many years ago. After they entered these neighborhoods, the sky and the building were covered in blood. However, it may not have been intentional, but random, as the scenery is lightened or darkened at the entrance to other buildings such as Villa Auditore to fit the interior of this building. In this case the tone was changed to orange or red to match the interior of a particular room, and so the exterior landscapes and sky are changed to orange and red respectively. Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Castle Crashers Mission Title Castello Crasher was a reference to the downloadable game Castle Crashers. Grand Theft Auto Achievement Grand Theft Dressage was a clear reference to the Grand Theft Auto series. Machiavelli's work Shortly after Ezio successfully enlisted the help of three other faction guilds, Niccolo Machiavelli asked Ezio how he had succeeded. Ezio simply replied that it was Virte, a concept about the spirit of leadership that Machiavelli later knew to be a theorist. Also, at the end of sequence 7, Machiavelli stated: I intend to write a book about you one day. Ezio, who replied: If you do, make it short. This was a clear reference to Machiavelli's famous short book, The Prince. Finally, an achievement entitled Il Principe (English: Prince) can be unlocked by achieving 100% synchronization for all memories, including those included in Da Vinci's Disappearance of Downloadable Content. Mario links in the mission Femme Fatale, after Ezio killed all the guards and dragged Lucretia Borgia to the camera of Katerina Sforza, she commented on the Rescue of the Princesses from the castles now? This was a reference to the super Mario Bros. games, where the main character Mario rescued Princess Peach from bowser's antagonist castle. Accompanying this, one of the achievements was entitled Principessa in the other Castello. This translates as The Princess in another castle, which was narrated by Mario in Mario's original games whenever he defeated Bowser's henchmen in their castles. Another Mario link was the achievement of the plumber, who showed a picture of Mario's world warp pipe. Another Mario link was the achievement of One-Man Wrecking Crew, whose title is a reference to the game Wrecking Crew, which features Super Mario as the main character. He also showed a picture of a Super Mario hammer. Shortly before his reunion with Leonardo da Vinci, Ezio stumbled upon an anachronistic cardboard box of factory productions, though he turned away when Leonardo walked around the corner. It could was a reference to the Metal Gear series, as the signature tactic of several of the main characters in the series is to hide in a cardboard box. The second tribute was the Raiden costume, available to those who completed each challenge in the Virtual Animus training program, at least a bronze medal, a reference to how the Raiden character was trained only in virtual simulations. Montreal During the memory of the Trojan horse, while escorting Bartolomeo d'Alviano and his mercenaries disguised as French soldiers, the French guard asked Ezio which region of France he hailed from, to which he replied: Montreal. This was probably a reference to the location of Ubisoft Montreal, the main developers of the Assassin's Creed series. Montreal was also the largest city in the French-speaking province of Canada.