The story of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, edited into a movie! Make sure you keep watching when the credits roll, there’s an extended epilogue that is worth watching 😀
If you’re unfamiliar with my work, I like to take the stories of my favorite games and edit them into full length movies. I also try to do that in a way where the movie can be understood and enjoyed by anybody, whether they have played the game or not. This isn’t a “Let’s Play” or walkthrough, and this isn’t a cutscene compilation. I try my best to present the entire story as best as possible, including any cutscenes and just enough gameplay necessary to do just that, while doing my best to retain decent pacing and avoid leaving plot holes.
While these movies are not intended to fully replicate every aspect of the game experience, they do a good job at delivering the story in a condensed form you don’t often get to experience while playing the game. This game in particular is at least 50 hours to complete all story material, so by the time you finish, the beginning of the story is a distant memory. So movies like these allow you to experience the story and keep the whole thing fresh in your mind the entire time. So even if you’ve played the game before, this movie can still allow you to experience the story in a new way.
In the case of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, making this movie was a bit of a different task than usual. In this game, the player has the ability to influence the story somewhat through their choices. Because of this, for direction on how to take the story for the movie, I decided to follow the official novelization by Gordon Doherty as a guide. Now, there are things in the book that aren’t possible, and things that progress differently in the game than the book, meaning I did need to add some extra scenes compared to the book, but for the most part I feel I did a good job sticking as closely to the book as possible. This also included editing together scenes from three different endings to get the one that most closely matched the book ending.
Part of the process of making my movies is also removing as many “gameplay indicators” as possible from the screen. Thankfully Assassin’s Creed contains a No HUD mode, so there isn’t as much I needed to do there, but I also want to thank Ubisoft for finally reducing the frequency of auto save indicators. Personally, I think they should be unnecessary in modern machines anyway, but the fact that there was less of them this time around helped significantly speed up post production this time around.
One thing some people may notice is the frame rate is somewhat choppy in this video. This is due to one or more of a few things. I know the game isn’t a solid 30fps, so that’s part of it, but I think it’s also a combination of other factors. For one, in this movie I was using the AV.io 4K capture device, which sends uncompressed 4K30 video to the computer, and that really pushes the limits of the USB port. As I have just built a new PC, it’s possible the new USB ports on this PC simply can’t keep up. It’s also possible the recording device itself is having troubles. However, it’s also possible the real time video encoder I use, NVENC, is having issues with my GPU. Between projects I was also using that encoder for other work that should have required very little processing power, and it did have skips, so it may be my GPU that is going bad and caused the skips. It’s hard to tell which of these factors caused it. However, as I posted in my other most recent video, I just bought a new device for recording, which records directly to SSD, no USB required, and produces very reliable results. I actually used this device to record about the last 20 minutes of the movie leading up to the credits.
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This is an amazing. Thank you for for giving people like me the chance to experience the games of this great series that i can't play (My last console was Xbox 360).
Tho i wasn't much of a fan of the story of this game, it was still a great watch.
Thank god we could make our own choices. The canon story choices really suck..
I remember playing for 5 hours and then I see the intro title I was like wtf I thought I was deep in game and I was just beginning lmao
Whenever Alexios has his angry episodes, he reminds me of Kylo Ren😂
Kinda disappointed that you removed a few key scenes in the cut scenes, like the choice of killing your dad, that was a great scene and you ended it shortly.
Thank for giving this wonderful work movie
Every year it’s new 💋🥰👌
Yup, your what I've been looking for. Lol good game movies! No sucky playing gameplay, smooth editing with videos and audio with the bird and yup…def subscribed and will check you out.
Are you going to do uploads for the DLC?
Thank you so much for this movie! It was amazing. It was a perfectly put-together masterpiece. This movie actually inspired me to make a cinematic play through of some of my own favorite video games (Infinity Blade). Your work here is amazing!
Ok because of this i like odyssey now
I just want to say that this is an amazingly well put together edit… you have a cinematographer's eye.
This is amazing done. Great work
That man that gave the boy the bread 🥖 sounds like the voice in Star Wars the master of Anikan
While its a great editing, i wish you added subtitles as im not very good at english.
Oh no, i just notice the flashback has been edit in order 😮 too bad this video does not get the kassandra best ending 🙃
lol "anarchy and crime"
Ancient Greece was literally the home of "Anarchos" ("having no ruler"). Better luck next time! And to think this game had so much potential…
Thats why i like THIS channel. He plays it a few times so he can make it more cinematic like a movie when he plays it for us.
Take khara with you … Khara ? – looooool
Only Arabs will understand https://youtu.be/DHOe12AOo3I?t=2357
We need Fate Of Atlantis & other DLCs movie ( with present day story )
3:45:55
Horrible voice actors, horrible animation sync and screen play, horrible plot-what's on the screen correspondence. Otherwise good graphics and warm and cozy lovely place. They talk about lands far away yet travel 30seconds on the ship in real time to reach the other half of the earth or whatever and also see the finish line where they start. WTH Ubisoft. This game is a regression in terms of plot and cinematics
"when you want to know the story but the game sucks so bad you won't play it"……….. my man, you're a life saver. The graphic is insane though, very nice.
Love it all great job
The way some scenes (like 15:53 ) are cut makes it seem oddly comedic at times LOL
ugh. the dialogue is cheesy and the swearing in cringe. lol. Thank god you at least played as Kassandra and not the horrific Alexios.
57:00
Sad face of a rekt dude.
3:05:43
You ever thought of doing Legacy of The First Blade?
Wow this an awesome movie, the transitions and lack of button prompts makes it really immersive. Ive completed the campaign as Kassandra and have always preferred it over Alexis. Well done 👍🏼👍🏼
Great Fyckin 😊movie
Well done