I originally wanted to record this all in one take, but then got reminded not to take things too seriously considering I'm not really in a phase of my life anymore where I can afford the luxury of spending hours upon hours reloading checkpoints to prove to myself that I'm "good enough" at a game that, at the end of the day, doesn't care too much about movement, freedom or control. Anyway, I hope you'll be able to find some value in watching these fragments of flow, even if they're a bit edited this time. Safety and peace be upon you
No need to apologise, absolutely stunning work lad and I honestly enjoyed the edit, felt very smooth and natural. Safety and Peace be upon you too Brother.
Thank you. It's good to know that everything shown here is possible in the standard console version, but if you are playing on pc you also have access to many other interesting parkour changes reminiscent of the old games
What a great run and an absolute insane amount of ejects you pulled through with so damn well! They're unironically satisfying to look at and i really enjoyed the routing, especially when ejects unlocked an indispensable optimization. Great work homie
Im back again and its honestly better after another watch. Thats a nice space and your routing is very unique within it. Thanks for adding this to parkour lexicon! @@Broox38
Great showcase of parkour I feel like I struggle finding parkour routes unless it’s to reach an objective lol. I love how smoothly that animus fast forward happened. I need to try out permadeath at some point. 👍
I know what that dye means, I'm in my full sync run, so congrats, looks great, and nice run, always chill to watch some flow around the streets of Baghdad... I like the editing to mix day and night, smooth
Agreed, it surprised me in it's unique way of offering new perspectives and value in all of it's gameplay aspects that might otherwise go unnoticed during a "normal" playthrough
Awesome. Lots of ejects always do spice things up. I love how much easier it is to do them in this game, and reach heights, more so than the 3 games before it.
Maaan, every time I see a mirage clip I get a deep pain because the game could have been THE BEST AC game, but Ubisoft incredibly disappointed with unimaginable failure. I even shed a tear while writing it 😢
My main issue I have with Mirage, apart from minor gameplay wishes, is probably it's poor writing and presentation, especially cutscene performances. That plus it's lack of any modern day made me realise relatively quickly that Mirage wouldn't be able to reach my ideal ac game in any way, but given what Bordeaux was working with it continues to impress me how on the gameplay side of things they managed to create what could potentially be my favourite stealth system in the entire series. Maybe not the absolute best but in my opinion the most consistent and replayable fun since the Ezio games. I can't believe I'm already starting to feel a little bit nostalgic for Mirage's launch sometimes. Due to all the negative experiences I was subjected to by Ubi in the past I never would have allowed myself to expect Mirage to earn such a special place in my heart, for that I owe my deep respect to the team at Bordeaux and I am super excited to see them sharing their work on their new ac game, presumably with more creative and financial freedom this time, considering Mirage's surprising success. Thanks for watching, I'm happy to read you're also finding meaning in this game.
How Ubisoft feels after seeing Skull and Bones and Assassin's Creed Syndicate do badly and suck in comparison to Montreal's, Rosia's and Bordeaux's games. "Hmm, Singapore and Quebec will make the Assassin's Creed games ever!"
Mirage's parkour is more enjoyable imo than Unity and ezio games, it all comes back to world design and Baghdad is perfectly made for parkour, kinda like Havana in AC4 you can literally waste hours parkouring and still not get bored
Interesting take, I definitely prefer it over Unity -- both in terms of level design and functionality/less input lag -- but despite enjoying movement in Mirage more than the majority of (old school) players I personally wouldn't put it over the Ezio games, simply due to wallejects being a lot less strict in the classics, allowing you to cancel them to gain height at virtually any point during the animation and not just at the end of it, as seen in Mirage. But even without that level of freedom and control, Mirage managed to impress me with it's movement and I certainly didn't expect to invest that much time into a modern Ubisoft's parkour system.
Yup, you can really feel that this game wasn't designed with a primary focus on freedom and control, so even when relatively good ejects were added as a literal afterthought they feel, well, a bit out of place
You can view it as a seperate difficulty setting you can choose to enable at the start of the game which will reset the entire progress of your save file when you die
For me it was mostly a matter of getting used to precise, sometimes unintuitive angles and timing, meaning a lot of experience and learning through mistakes from different contexts and situations allowing me to now predict how Basim will behave after certain button presses with sufficiently satisfying success. This was recorded after having already played for 140+ hours
Thanks for the recommendation, I dropped the game a while ago and I don't think I would've played it again soon if it wasn't for a friendly reminder but I had a surprisingly good time working on the new run
Finish the whole game on hard difficulty without dying, it's one of multiple cosmetic rewards for completing the new permadeath mode, called Full Synchronisation.
I'm relatively new to Assassin's creed, curently playing through 2 and loving it. I know everyone like to shit on the newer games, but im honestly exited to experience all of them.
finally a good Mirage choreo for a change! a lot of directional switches not just hold forward or following most obvious routes. very dynamic and engaging run.
Thank you, this is entirely vanilla, played and recorded on ps5. If I had a pc I wouldn't have to be jealous of people modding manual jumps, reverse laches, consistent dives, parkour down, extended and ac1-like vaults etc.
Hey white, I'm so sorry, I somehow managed to accidentally delete your recent comment on my Ghost of Tsushima video. Thanks a lot for the compliment, I just wanted to write a response and unfortunately removed the whole comment by one misclick
@@Broox38 thanks! i would appreciate any criticism you may have. im new to this thing, so it is pretty much just me recording semi casual gameplay. if you want to check them out, i suggest "tsurimanako and the beautiful farmnstead".
Opus vere pulcherrimum fecisti, amice! Talem pelliculam inter meliores hujus ludi existimo. Aliquis ita movere in novis AC ludis semper mihi est causa laetandi.
I originally wanted to record this all in one take, but then got reminded not to take things too seriously considering I'm not really in a phase of my life anymore where I can afford the luxury of spending hours upon hours reloading checkpoints to prove to myself that I'm "good enough" at a game that, at the end of the day, doesn't care too much about movement, freedom or control. Anyway, I hope you'll be able to find some value in watching these fragments of flow, even if they're a bit edited this time. Safety and peace be upon you
No need to apologise, absolutely stunning work lad and I honestly enjoyed the edit, felt very smooth and natural. Safety and Peace be upon you too Brother.
Thanks a lot, I appreciate that
You are good enough mate, that run was peak
This is actually the best parkour I've ever seen in Mirage, great job!
Thanks a lot, I appreciate that
Genuinely one of the best mirage parkour runs on RUclips
Thank you!
the transition with the fast forwarding memory was so clean on the back eject into side
Thanks Heffer!
Now, I've got the idea of how Mirage Parkour truly is
Great run
Thank you. It's good to know that everything shown here is possible in the standard console version, but if you are playing on pc you also have access to many other interesting parkour changes reminiscent of the old games
What a great run and an absolute insane amount of ejects you pulled through with so damn well! They're unironically satisfying to look at and i really enjoyed the routing, especially when ejects unlocked an indispensable optimization. Great work homie
Thank you
Lmao found you again
@@TroxumTheAssassin Lol
I absolutely loved the smart transition, given how the game gives off nice ac1 vibes in addition to that. Great vid man🙂
Thanks Goon, happy to hear that
Definitely late to the party but this is real good. The pace and pure skill to keep the jumps flowing is really impressive. Kudos 👏
Thanks!
Im back again and its honestly better after another watch. Thats a nice space and your routing is very unique within it. Thanks for adding this to parkour lexicon! @@Broox38
The transition was so smooth.
Thank you
Great showcase of parkour I feel like I struggle finding parkour routes unless it’s to reach an objective lol. I love how smoothly that animus fast forward happened. I need to try out permadeath at some point. 👍
I personally feel more comfortable finding routes outside the round city tbh. Thanks for watching
Easily top 3 mirage parkour runs I’ve seen so far!
Glad you think so
I know what that dye means, I'm in my full sync run, so congrats, looks great, and nice run, always chill to watch some flow around the streets of Baghdad... I like the editing to mix day and night, smooth
Thank you, I really like the new dyes but getting them took me longer than expected to be honest. Good luck on your full synch run(s)
Permadeath makes the whole game better and gives you a new sense of connection to the character
Agreed, it surprised me in it's unique way of offering new perspectives and value in all of it's gameplay aspects that might otherwise go unnoticed during a "normal" playthrough
Awesome. Lots of ejects always do spice things up. I love how much easier it is to do them in this game, and reach heights, more so than the 3 games before it.
Absolutely, probably in the minority here but this is the most fun and functionality I'm getting out of ac parkour since black flag
This is absolutely Amazing! that "Fast Forwarding Memory" to night was Fire!
Thanks, I appreciate that
Okay this has to be the best mirage parkour I’ve ever seen. and it isn’t even modded, crazy bro
Thank you so much
Maaan, every time I see a mirage clip I get a deep pain because the game could have been THE BEST AC game, but Ubisoft incredibly disappointed with unimaginable failure. I even shed a tear while writing it 😢
My main issue I have with Mirage, apart from minor gameplay wishes, is probably it's poor writing and presentation, especially cutscene performances. That plus it's lack of any modern day made me realise relatively quickly that Mirage wouldn't be able to reach my ideal ac game in any way, but given what Bordeaux was working with it continues to impress me how on the gameplay side of things they managed to create what could potentially be my favourite stealth system in the entire series. Maybe not the absolute best but in my opinion the most consistent and replayable fun since the Ezio games. I can't believe I'm already starting to feel a little bit nostalgic for Mirage's launch sometimes. Due to all the negative experiences I was subjected to by Ubi in the past I never would have allowed myself to expect Mirage to earn such a special place in my heart, for that I owe my deep respect to the team at Bordeaux and I am super excited to see them sharing their work on their new ac game, presumably with more creative and financial freedom this time, considering Mirage's surprising success. Thanks for watching, I'm happy to read you're also finding meaning in this game.
How Ubisoft feels after seeing Skull and Bones and Assassin's Creed Syndicate do badly and suck in comparison to Montreal's, Rosia's and Bordeaux's games. "Hmm, Singapore and Quebec will make the Assassin's Creed games ever!"
You just burnt the kitchen with this one🔥🔥🔥
Thanks lol, glad you enjoyed
Mirage's parkour is more enjoyable imo than Unity and ezio games, it all comes back to world design and Baghdad is perfectly made for parkour, kinda like Havana in AC4 you can literally waste hours parkouring and still not get bored
Interesting take, I definitely prefer it over Unity -- both in terms of level design and functionality/less input lag -- but despite enjoying movement in Mirage more than the majority of (old school) players I personally wouldn't put it over the Ezio games, simply due to wallejects being a lot less strict in the classics, allowing you to cancel them to gain height at virtually any point during the animation and not just at the end of it, as seen in Mirage. But even without that level of freedom and control, Mirage managed to impress me with it's movement and I certainly didn't expect to invest that much time into a modern Ubisoft's parkour system.
Where would you rate mirage’s parkour compared to the series?
Oh this might be unpopular, but above Unity/Syndicate and below the Kenways
Same
My no.1 & 2 is Revelations and Liberation
even when exploited to do moves that were essential in the originals, it still feels zippy and weightless
Yup, you can really feel that this game wasn't designed with a primary focus on freedom and control, so even when relatively good ejects were added as a literal afterthought they feel, well, a bit out of place
I don't understand, the "permadeath mode" is a ingame thing or just a challenge like pokemon nuzlocke that the player decides the rules of gameplay?
You can view it as a seperate difficulty setting you can choose to enable at the start of the game which will reset the entire progress of your save file when you die
Super creative pathing. Very distinct style, which can be hard to achieve in Mirage. Top tier ac mirage parkour, and the cut was cool too.
Thanks man
How do you go so fast? I just got the game like 2 days ago and whenever I parkour it’s always super slow and clunky.
For me it was mostly a matter of getting used to precise, sometimes unintuitive angles and timing, meaning a lot of experience and learning through mistakes from different contexts and situations allowing me to now predict how Basim will behave after certain button presses with sufficiently satisfying success. This was recorded after having already played for 140+ hours
Do a Liberation run
Thanks for the recommendation, I dropped the game a while ago and I don't think I would've played it again soon if it wasn't for a friendly reminder but I had a surprisingly good time working on the new run
hi hoz did you get this black dyte?
Finish the whole game on hard difficulty without dying, it's one of multiple cosmetic rewards for completing the new permadeath mode, called Full Synchronisation.
@@Broox38 i will try to do it thnx
@@Broox38 you get also the rayhan outfit?
@@Broox38 you can save right? or you just need to complete the game in one site
You can close the game and it will automatically save your progress, but saving manually is not possible
I'm relatively new to Assassin's creed, curently playing through 2 and loving it. I know everyone like to shit on the newer games, but im honestly exited to experience all of them.
Most of them allow for a decent amount of fun imo
Did you install mods to do this moves?
No, wish I could tho. PC players have access to manual jumps, reverse laches, parkour down, ac1-like vaults etc through mods
finally a good Mirage choreo for a change! a lot of directional switches not just hold forward or following most obvious routes. very dynamic and engaging run.
Thanks a lot man
i cant tell if this is modded or not, well done
Thank you, this is entirely vanilla, played and recorded on ps5. If I had a pc I wouldn't have to be jealous of people modding manual jumps, reverse laches, consistent dives, parkour down, extended and ac1-like vaults etc.
Hey white, I'm so sorry, I somehow managed to accidentally delete your recent comment on my Ghost of Tsushima video. Thanks a lot for the compliment, I just wanted to write a response and unfortunately removed the whole comment by one misclick
@@Broox38 its fine, i didnt even notice. thanks for taking the time to reply on this older comment. that video really is amazing, well done.
Well, thanks for calling my attention to your own GoT videos, I'll gladly take a look at some of them when I have time
@@Broox38 thanks! i would appreciate any criticism you may have. im new to this thing, so it is pretty much just me recording semi casual gameplay. if you want to check them out, i suggest "tsurimanako and the beautiful farmnstead".
Opus vere pulcherrimum fecisti, amice! Talem pelliculam inter meliores hujus ludi existimo. Aliquis ita movere in novis AC ludis semper mihi est causa laetandi.
Multas gratias tibi ago. Te amo, mi amice