All Assassins Creed Odyssey Easter Eggs, Secrets & References

So, as much as you'd expect from a Ubisoft game, Assassin's Creed II Odyssey is packed with some very obvious and some not-so-obvious Easter

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. If you've played Odyssey, it's pretty clear that this game is huge and the penguins are pretty awesome. the controversies surrounding the game's resemblance to the origins of Assassin's Creed and the larger controversy surrounding the game's microtransactions. Ubisoft to create a stellar RPG, although the series is definitely starting to stray from its roots. Now I'm telling myself I'm about to take a big fall here, but I'm sorry to say that this video will retain all the

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in the game, that's definitely not the right sound, so if you think I've missed something, please comment below anyway without further delay let's get started so first I want to take a look at it.

In the epic battle at the beginning of the game, based on the story of the 300 Spartans who stood their ground against the overwhelming numbers of the Persian army, you take control of King Leonidas, the leader of the Spartans, as he destroys everything that comes his way. . the path of him after completing this sequence you will unlock this achievement, no match for the sponsor now. I hope jarrah butter fans who aren't middle-aged women immediately get this reference to the awesome movie 300 and this scene in particular if we're more into the sequel, but the less said about it, the better something I've mentioned so many times now that I'm starting to get bored is the fascination that Ubisoft has when it comes to referencing in their own games.

During one of the game's few present-day sequences, you can find Sam Fisher's night vision goggles. He looks like Third Echelon or he's the fourth. Fisher is obviously the main character of the Splinter Cell series. If you look at a certain window, you can hear it later. reference to the Freud twins from the Assassin's Creed syndicate. I wonder if the Frey twins would still recognize London as a roof that is still a roof. Also in a back room you can find a rabbit from the Raving Rabbids series. No, I'm not going to do the sound effect one more.

The potential reference in this room is this, eagles are cool and anything but a pet monkey would be even cooler. Lila mentions a pet monkey and it's possible she's reaching here, but this could be a reference to the monkey feature in the trailer for Beyond Good and Evil 2 don't turn it in I have a hot date don't be late monkeys have a quote what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what what Swiss chocolate that game still doesn't have a release date if you didn't know Beyond Good and Evil 2 is actually developed and published by Ubisoft, so it's not out of the realm of possibility that this could be a reference to that game after all the other

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I just showed or it may not be, it could just be a coincidence.

Sometimes, and within three feet of looking for eggs, I can read too much into things, so I'd love to hear your thoughts on this talking about reading things. Great segue there, if you check Layla's computer you can find emails between her and a doctor. The doctor assures Layla that this isn't a cape trap, it's a trap. I immediately thought of a certain scene from Star Wars, but again I didn't want to read too much into it and let my imagination run away with me, until I checked the next two emails and then it definitely

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this scene from Star Wars Return of the Jedi.

If you want more Star Wars Easter eggs in video games, have a full video on my channel dedicated to the topic. Okay, I have a confession to make. I've never really been a big fan of Zelda games, okay put down your pitchforks, I get that they're good games, I mean Breath of the World looks spectacular and I can understand where people love it, obviously I've never been a fan of it. I felt compelled to complete it and enter. series, it seems that someone at ubisoft is a fan of the zelda games, as you can find a reference to the collectible crocodile seeds in this place, this may be a coincidence, but these old games are known for having quite aggressive chickens and, If you've ever been forced enough to take a swing at a chicken in Odyssey, then you know how deadly they can be, especially in packs in a game full of beautiful locations.

Laconia is definitely one of my favorites. I love walking through its snow-covered mountains and enjoying the view. The sound effect used when walking on the snow is so satisfying that not everything is beautiful views and pleasing to the ear sound effects in the mountains, although you can find a sword in a stone in this place, the sword in the stone is almost con Certainly a reference to the famous story of King Arthur and the type of Excalibur, what the sword did in ancient Greece is anyone's guess now. I know it's popular to hate triple a publishers, but something that Ubisoft does that I love is the Ubisoft Club for those who I don't know, it's a store that allows you to spend the money you've earned playing other Ubisoft games to unlock some really cool cosmetic items, weapons or themes for your games.

Now, these next few clips aren't really Easter eggs, if I do. Honestly, they're really cool unlockables that reference previous games in this series, but I thought I'd include them so I wouldn't be accused of missing them at the beginning. You can unlock Evie Frye as a lieutenant on your ship as mentioned above. one of the playable characters in Assassin's Creed Syndicate, you can also unlock different themes for your sailors, from The Meadows featured in the latest Assassin's Creed Origins game to male and female assassin crewmates. I was also pleasantly surprised to discover that the female crew members actually have female dialogue recorded for them, so like I said, I know it's not really an Easter egg, but it's worth mentioning anyway.

There was a time when Ubisoft was striving for historical accuracy in the Assassin's Creed games in the video above. story of how a crossbow was removed from the first Assassin's Creed because it wasn't historically accurate. It seems that you saw. I've relaxed those rules a bit these days. You can buy a unicorn skin for your horse. It's a matter of luck, as it was sold to random blacksmiths in the game, but if it's too hard to find for those who want to ride in the Rainbow themed style, this next clip is more of a detail than an Easter egg, in fact, appeared in my 10 incredibles. details in the Assassin's Creed Odyssey video before it deserves a special mention again on the starting island of Kefalonia you can climb a naked statue of Zeus if you knock what you deduce are private parts your character left something to say I probably shouldn't climb in this no an

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egg, but it's still pretty fun, we finally have an easter egg which when I first saw it I wasn't really sure if it was an easter egg at Gorton waterfall, you can find two men locked in battle with a small crowd of spectators cheering.

The popular opinion here is that this is a reference to a scene from the movie Black Panther where two charlatans fight Mbaku for the crown, look I mean the saying is similar and although a crowd is not as big as the crowd at the film certainly has a similarity that I cannot deny. I said I'm really on the fence about this one, so let me know what you think, hopefully this will be all the Easter eggs in Assassin's Creed Odyssey, like I said if If you think I've missed an Easter egg, let me know in the comments at below if you are a fan of the details and

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