Walking in Ancient Athens 420 BCE (AC Odyssey)
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
- First Person Walking Tour in Classical Athens, Ancient Greece (Assassin's Creed Odyssey - Native 4K UItra Max Graphics + ReShade with Ray Tracing GI Shader).
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro Scenes
01:26 Greater Athens
2:15:05 The Acropolis of Athens
3:01:51 Port of Piraeus
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See also Cinematic Tour in Alexandria, Egypt 43 BCE: ruclips.net/video/XK8MFObWIu0/видео.html
Amazing rendering skills❤
All that amazing work, but you missed the shadow of the actual person who is walking ;)
What the hell is BCE,you nut?
Most people hate on ubisoft, because a lot of their games are sometimes very close to an exellent game, but they ruin it with the story writing.
If our surroundings looked like this I'm sure less of us would be on the phone. Lol
I dreamed of this way of recreatinng history when I was a kid and now it's a reality.
Me too, I always tried to imagine that life and now I got it!
This is a fantasy, notice in the history books the life expectancy of ordinary citizens.
Greetings fellow romántic.
@@MarISh572and you too ...
I lived this reality as a kid because I was playing in genuine Greek and Roman ruins (in real life in the 1980s).
Mad respect to the guy who went back and recorded this. Good look.
Grow up
@@healingandgrowth-infp4677 Did you take your medication today?
@@healingandgrowth-infp4677your idea of growth clearly involves a bland and humorous life. You may as well already be dead, you are inside
HAHAHAHAA
@@healingandgrowth-infp4677 it seems like you need to grow up, since you're so offended by a joke
Maturity is being able to appreciate simple jokes, only a tryhard edgelord hates fun
Not a single phone in sight. Just people enjoying the moment.
Do you realize this is some kind of woke idealization of their life and appearance ?
@@xrayban2 🙄Do you realize this is a video game? It doesn't have (or need) to be anything other than what it is. A game.
And yet you're on your phone
No shit
You mean like phone cells in the game? Yes, because the Inventer of the ancient greek phone, Alexandros Grammozis Bellis, was born just in 368 bc ...
Man, talk about the good life. Chilling in sandals and togas, beautiful art and architecture, urban but still earthy, balmy Mediterranean weather, soaking up the sun, taking a dip now and then, good Greek food, some wine and lute music *sigh*
Invaded by the despotic Persians and barbarian northerners every now and then. Diseases and slavery for a large section. Even most free men were largely hand to mouth peasants
It was a great civilisation that produced some immortal titans but you can't ignore the slavery and constant warfare. It was hard, unless you were born into wealth.
@@alexanderharris8310 it was like that every single where, literally
I would need my sunblock.
Classic recreations like this featuring togas everywhere always make me wonder what people actually wore during the cold months.
Words cannot describe how incredible this is.. as if you traveled in time.. the CGI is so advanced, it's practically reality!!
It's a game called "assassin's creed odyssey" set in Greece, there are other games like this set in different countries,my 3 favourites are this one, assassin's creed origins (set in ancient Egypt) and assassin's creed Valhalla (set in viking times)
You should check them out I find myself mesmerized, looking around taking in the scenery
Its not cgi its running in real time
@@imshlomo2206Its computer generated
@@MrNitisharya its a modded game assassins odyssey
It’s still cgi
Honestly - those NPCs don't know they're living the best life
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Except a lot of them are slaves..
@@zeeshawnali4078 Honestly - some of those NPCs don't know they're living the worst life
pourquoi dans notre magnifique société nous sommes quoi d autre...?
I dunno, having a life expectancy of 35 and not having toilet paper seems pretty shitty to me
Honestly, the Discovery Mode is an overlooked gem in the Assassin’s Creed games. It is the best way to wind down or relax, while getting lots of historical facts.
This is brilliant. Not only are NPC's juat casualling, but you got the workers and praisers and performers on point too. Absolutely magnificent. I feel as if I have a real idea of how things used to be. Thanks a lot.
Juat
First thing I notice is how quiet it is and the absence of cars. Not sure if we can build a city like that again, but it's definitely worth a try.
There eas a Twilight Zone episode where a criminal was transported from 1860; to 1960. It was the noise that drove him crazy But today 1960 would seem quiet.
The south lol
Really? No cars.
Cars are great
Where were the animal pulled carts?
Having it in VR would be a dream!
100%
Yes I thought the same. Walking in VR trough ancient cities is still my dream.
@@DavidoffKabummski Indeed, going for a walk in Ancient Greece, Rome, Mesopotamia and Egypt, etc..etc...Just walking freely....It's such a dream of mine and a wonder why nothing similar has been released...
Babylonian, Sultanate of Malacca, Mongols, Edo , Xing dynasty, Khmer, Aztec, Ottoman, Goth, Assyrian , Ayutthaya , Vikings, Majapahit@@videogamemusicrenditionsby7625
Athens - "Would you like some city with your statues?"
At work, and burst out laughing at this one.
🤘🏽🤣
They didn't have tv or internet, so they had to get the next best thing.
Modern Athens - "Would you like some city with your cement?"
It's almost like a vacation vlog. I love it
Yes!!!
Absolutely
I can almost taste the baklava.
@@bravosierra2447isn’t baklava Turkish?
@@stephentitus7137yeah,the balaklava Is Turkish and he Is stupid
Like how some of them look at you which is understandable as they have never seen a video camera before.
I tried to seem normal. But couldn't find a bathroom.
Watching AC Odyssey videos just takes me back to 3 years ago when I played that game. The map, the scenery, the soundtrack, man.... Time flies, I'm glad for this upload, makes me appreciate dem good ol' times.
Haha you make me feel old when 3 years ago was the good old days!
This inspired me to be Greek all day today!!!
Today I am going to order Gyros on door dash. 🇬🇷
I walked around modern Athens, visiting the Acropolis and the Agora. I often wondered how the ancient Greeks lived.
Damn, what I would give to go back in time and experience what Life was like in these ancient civilizations, including Athens, Egypt, Indus Valley, Mesopotamia, Maya, Aztec, Olmec, Inca, etc.
The World History is always a fascinating topic.
Have an exit plan for when someone decides you'll do as a slave or sacrifice. Wasn't all sunshine and ice cream in those days.
I saw an archaeology doc on Ancient Rome and Greece recently, and the archaeologists hollered at some of the games out now and how well-informed their digital reconstructions of ancient cities were. I’m not sure if this was one of the games they mentioned (not a gamer so pretty ignorant on this topic), but it seems really well done!
I recall they made a big effort, though I wonder how they kept those temple pools so clean.
My ancient neighbor ❤ love you from Iran.
Absolutely beautiful! Better than watching a Hollywood movie.
Thanks to the cameraman that went back in time to record all of this footage
You are welcome. I hope to do better at Caesar's assassination.
Greetings from Algeria ♥️🇩🇿 Thank you for this mesmerising video
Refreshing to see people on the street who aren't staring down at their phones.
Or at your soll? ... Ect
They all be staring at scrolls instead.
"No scrolling while horse riding!"
Can you imagine what the world would be like if we still build our cities as beautiful as this?
Love it. The fact that life has become so hard that we now watch a simulation of Ancient Greece to relax shows how bad things are getting.
“Life has become so hard”
Life has never been safer or easier though.
talk for yourself, buddy
@@brianmeen2158 "Life has never been safer or easier though" lol tell that to people in africa, middle east, south america etc.
@@etiennedelarueYep, true for all those places generally. Thanks to Europeans, chiefly
@@etiennedelarue South american here... youre totally wrong. Africa always was poor, middle east is rich, but almost all are dictatorships, and here in South America are mostly "ok" since colonization... but yeah, we live in the easiest time to be alive.
Not only is this a BEAUTIFUL RECREATION, but it is a testament to the talent, research and above all the SKILLS through technology that we can...short of time travel...ENJOY what the plausibility of living during that time might have been.
I certainly appreciate ALL of your recreations, especially that of Greece.
My favorite time is the Roman Empire, have you made any of those?
Checking your videos I didn't see many.
If you did one at the Coliseum and recreated fights, or any of the days at the Forum or even when they had victorious marching armies after a war would be phenomenal.
Thank you, thank you, thank you❤
A very beautiful ancient city full of life and Gods.Makes me wish to go back in time and walk among the people of Athens.
The time travel cameraman deserves an Oscar, BRAVO! 👏🏻
You can just tell that this society is greater than even Renaissance Europe
this conclusion kinda obvious, if you know what ''renaissance'' means
No grafiti, no trash, no leafblowers, no cars, no airplanes, no hip hop, …just the sound of birds, nature and human conversation ❤
i bet there were kids somewhere banging drums. probably lots more music going on
@@citoyenjoseph… But it wasn’t amplified. Especially love the “no hip hop” part. 2500 years later and we’re the savages.
@@JeddieT wasn't amplified? They had an amphitheater. Ever hear of that? They understood the concept of amplification and used it.
It must have been a beautiful place back then but there definitely was ancient graffiti, trash, and lots of animal waste in the streets.
@@citoyenjoseph …This is true, but I think you’re missing the point. In those days (like today) you went to the amphitheater specifically to hear music, see plays, etc. because they _wanted_ to. The OP’s point is there was no loud, unwanted, and unavoidable amplified noise - like hip hop - blasting in your face as you walk down the street.
Who cares if your intent is to seek out amplified music in a specific place like an amphitheater or concert hall. Today, like it or not, people overtly intrude on others in public spaces with their annoying and amplified noise (sorry, I mean hip hop).
I love exploring AC Odyssey in discovery mode and first person view because you can really see all the minute details in things such as the friezes on temple walls, stitching in grain sacks and even the fur on wolves without fear of your life!
Amazing Odyssey is an amazing game and Greece is so beautiful
THE VERY BEST I HAVE EVER SEE ON RUclips!
Big thank you and congratulation to the Crative Team! The perfect “walking tour” back through so many centuries back. Never the past has been so near to the present! So many scenes, landscapes, where even slums look attractive. So many various, archetypical Greek characters in their everyday roles. (What is lacking here though, there are old people, who are not too “pretty sight” for such a spectacle.) The combination of visuals and soundbites is PERFECT. We are almost constantly accompanied with squawking of an eagle, the impersonation of Zeus. I don’t know to which extent this Creation was based on true blueprints and archeologically based reconstructions, but In my humble opinion this Walking Tour deserves a considerable grant from Greek Ministry of Culture. I know that I have been there=here, and I will watch it many, many times, also with my friends. BIG thank you again for such feast for mind and senses.
Imagine people 1000 years from now looking at what our society looked like. Full of power lines, McDonald’s, gas stations
… and cars cars cars.
Fortunately not everyone living in US
And the computer you use to write non-sense?
It's such a beautiful thing that you keep doing these videos!
It is breathtaking how classic architecture gives a feeling of magnificence while still making the human feel relevant and the center of it. Something that you cannot experience in modern cities like Miami, which weatherwise should be the closest thing to a golden-age Athens.
I imagine the closest thing weather wise would be... Athens. And similar parts of Greece.
one of those people walking could be my great great great(30x) grandpa
I seriously doubt it..I'm Greek.
@@katerinapatiniotis5598 I am Greek (Hellene) also and it could be possible, though thousands of years appart.
@@katerinapatiniotis5598 No you are not. Look at your face. Probably from some mongolian tribe. Let the Greeks speak here. Go back where you came from and do some dna test to find your ancestry.
your ancestors are turks lol
Great!!! I always look forward to POV videos. This makes it easier to meditate. Thank you very much!!!
absolutely beautiful
Wow! Thank you! I love long tours. Really smooth camera too. I appreciate it.
Wonderful. Every detail, like the prayer songs, wow. Such a meticulous work!
Yeah no plastic too💛💚💙this is quite brilliant actually💛💚💙
Thank you so much for making and sharing such a beautiful video
Some of these hills are still around in modern Athens.
Imagine if these NPC had AI brains, with the knowledge of people who lived in 420 BCE. You could have intelligent conversations with them.
The problem is noone knows who those people really were. Don't trust that the scientist know too much about it.
NVIDIA is surely working on it :)
and also could interact with other NPCs and have their whole day to day lives
They would be racist and misogynist
Is that something AI can eventually create down the road? That would be interesting
Wow! So etwas habe ich mir schon immer gewünscht. Das wirkt sehr realistisch. Es fühlt sich wie eine Zeitreise an. Danke, wirklich danke dafür!
What a great recreation of ancient Athens; these videos bring stones and buildings back from death together with those who used to live there. Thank you!
The Athenians wore purple himatias, multicolored
tunics, wore high hairstyles, fastened them with gold hairpins and
hung with gold jewelry." It is difficult to imagine that this description
refers to men's clothing, but nevertheless it is true. The free Greeks
treated the decoration of their hairstyles with great care, since they most often
went bareheaded. Hair loss or even shortening
has long been considered a disgrace. Men's long hair was curled and arranged
on their heads with no less ingenuity than women, and even dyed'
In general, the Athenian dandies had a rich imagination. It was possible to
meet women who wore sandals decorated with gold and
silver. But a truly treasure trove of taste and imagination was hidden by a woman's antique costume. And although women's clothing, as well as men's, consisted of
a chiton and a himatium, the variety of their forms leaves far behind all
the finds of men's costume.
The female Doric chiton is no longer just a shirt, but a shirt with a lapel.
And it is thanks to this seemingly insignificant detail that women
's clothing has received such a wealth of forms. The chiton with the lapel was
a rectangular piece of fabric longer than a man's height by 60-70
centimeters, sewn in a shared direction. Its upper edge was bent by
50-60 centimeters. The lapel was named "diplodium". The upper edge
of the chiton was fastened with buckles on the shoulders, slightly draping the front part,
the clothes were girded with a belt, distributing its entire width in smooth
soft folds around the figure or only in the center of the front and back,
the rest of the chiton was pulled up from behind the belt so that the
foot was opened, and then lowered, forming a draped overlay around the waist,
which was called "kolpos". When going outside, an Athenian resident sometimes, instead of her usual
outerwear, himatia, put on a cape of various types and sizes,
which was very similar to a shawl. The Greek women always took
an umbrella or a fan with them. They sought to preserve the light skin color, which was especially revered in Greece, and therefore they carefully
protected their face from the sun's rays.
Sometimes Greek women replaced the himatium with a khlena - a richly draped cloak.
The khlen cloak is smaller in size than the himatiy, bent by one third,
fastened on one shoulder, passing under the left arm. In such raincoats
The bark of the Parthenon is draped. "The collection of these statues in the museum on
The acropolis," writes French critic Andre Bonnard, "looks like a group
of mannequins prepared for a show with a free and free choice
of dresses designed for this show. But it was not chance that chose them, but
the artist. In the type of bark, the main thing for him is not the study of anatomy, but
of complex drapery. The folds of clothing are infinitely diverse
depending on the fabric, the style of the toilet, the part of the body that these clothes
cover. Its purpose is to guess the shape of the body and
at the same time cover it. Hairstyle and jewelry, which formed a single whole with clothes, complemented
the appearance of Greek women. Abundant, lush long hair,
mostly red, was one of the first signs of female
beauty. The hairstyles of women are extremely diverse and have had many
names. A characteristic feature inherent in all of them was to
cover their foreheads as much as possible. A large forehead was not considered a sign
of beauty by the ancient Greeks. Therefore, many women, whom nature had not
endowed with rich locks of hair, wore headbands covering their foreheads for
to make it seem smaller. The simplest hairstyle: the hair was parted
in the middle, combed from the sides with wavy strands back and at
the nape or on top of the head, so that the neck was open, tied in a bun.
That hairstyle was called "little torch". Dyed in a light
reddish tone, the hair only enhanced the impression of a torch. The shape and
line of the dress tried to create the impression of a longer and therefore
more flexible neck, which made the Greek women seem especially graceful and
graceful.
Thank you for the scholarly description of people’s attire. I very much enjoyed it.
That was wonderful teacher! ☺️
Also, they were white, not africans like depicted here by the woke lunatics recreating history at Ubisoft.
Love the use of indoor-outdoor living.
This is just beautiful ❤ thanks for this magical walk in ancient Athens 😍
Wow these videos are cool thank you, I was always fascinated by history and how accurate is portrayed
Proud to say Assassins Creed always fuels my love of history too!
2:34 this part is very realistic when the girl walks into frame in front of you. something you would see in a real life vlog. also her animation at that very moment was very realistic as well
also the two guys arguing at 2:40 and 3:12
@@SpiritFryer looks like they’re just talking.
salute to only guy with phone who took this video
Wow...! A wonderful and inspiring journey through time and space. A delight for the eyes and senses ❤❤❤
Outstanding quality and attention to detail, thoroughly enjoyed.
Very relaxing love it❤
I don't know your stats, but whenever I see AC Odyssey or Origins, I click in an instant :D Thanks for the tour!
Thank you for this wonderful experience!
What a fantastic reconstruction! Thank you.
Very cleverly done, ancient history come to life 😊👍
That wonderful time of philosophers and sophist! Seriously thank you for taking me to this moment!
They had a lot of time to think back then. I don’t think they had Wi-Fi back then to keep their brain artificially stimulated 24-7
The time when philosopher kings led society.
Great work! Must have taken hundreds of hours to work this out! Compliments to the makers and thanks for uploading.
15:07 I just skipped to this time stamp and wondered "why the heck is there a car honking!?"
🤣🤣
Beautiful, blue color adds to beauty, grand structures are awesome 🎉
I’m in awe of this video.
Wow, a video like this could be a tutorial. Very nicely done! 👏📜
Wow, amazing detail.
420 BC was cool!!
Amazing man great animation !!
You got a new subscriber today 🙃
Yep. It's a peak of human civilization right here
This is incredible. This might be an ambitious project but I think you're up to it. Can you simulate a Greek tragedy being performed in the ampitheater?
You Hankering for a little Sophocles? Try a performance of Edipus Rex by Stravinsky
There's a good one by Bernstein excerpt from lecture 6 "Poetry of the Earth" from the Unanswered Question lecture series circa 1973 available all over RUclips
It's a video game so no
I began to lose my love for videogames and then I found your channel now I've rediscovered my love for them!
Its nice to switch it up and just enjoy the virtual worlds sometimes!
How can anyone loose their love for gaming
@@healingandgrowth-infp4677 with the current state of gaming things just felt a little stale
Very well done and quite realistic. I like how the streets are not all paved or cobbled but just dirt with scattered stones which is how it would've been then.
So relaxing x❤
Thank you, very nice. One note, or question, on historical accuracy. On the Acropolis here, two giant statues of Athena are shown. 2:20:50 one outside and made of metal, 2:28:30 one inside the Parthenon and made of ivory and gold (chryselephantine). The second one is the Athena Parthenos, and it existed for real. The first one, though, is fictional. Just to get the record straight. Thanks for any corrections.
The bronze statue of Athena existed. It was called "Athena Promachos". Very intimidating statue, even incoming ships could see it.
@@kabamaru_Iga_No Oh wow, I didn't know about the Athena Promachos. Impressive craftsmanship and imagery. Thank you!
The best AC series
Im the best
I still love Ezio but have to admit this looks really good :)
This looks gorgeous!
Wonderfully made. A nice escape from modern day.
Good job on the architecture statuary etc. Don’t mean to be mean, but what’s missing is colour. There is a bit, so that’s great. However there is still far too much neoclassical “white” & sword & sandal Hollywood beige. But overall this is is great.
This is a game. The poster hasn't created anything.
Super, я восхищён
Very beautiful! I recently visited the Acropolis and the Ancient Agora and wondered how it might have looked in the days of their glory. Thank you!
No penicillin, electricity, air conditioning, and if you want to live like that nothing is stopping you.
Какая красота ✨🌷💗🙏🏼💜😍☘️✨
I love it!! Great chunnel, suscribed
Welcome to the channel 😊
Amazing animation!! Well done 👏
Imagine in x amount of years in the future when ai can render realistic scenes like this, paired with VR headsets. Will time travel exist then? If you can go back and experience the battle of Thermopylae, or the killing of Julius Caesar? Insane what we are in the precipice of
Back when people knew not to look at their phones all the time.
A relaxing video nice work🎉
Agree
Perfect, thank you very much.
The depiction of the extraordinary past life, the natural life, no mobile phone, no internet, unpretentious life like flowing water... 😁
Grow up kid
420 bc was lit!!
Excellent work, please produce more ancient and historical videos
Got to say I love this no pouting lips ! love history wish I could go back in time Thanks for the Journey better then nothing at all ❤ feel like I am there .
I have the feeling that people are looking at their smartphones.
I love Greeks
Orthodox Brothers
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It looks great, good job with the birds too
Awesome video 👏🇬🇷
What the hell are those blue lights?
Played ODYSSEY 3000h😀😀😀...