Basim Ibn Ishaq

When basim gave eivor ammon's hidden blade, hytham protested against it by saying to basim: "this is deeply unorthodox".

Was hytham right?

I replay Mirage in total synchronization, so I focus mainly on the story mission and remark that, like Valhalla, Mirage has some allusion and parallels with AC1.

(Al-Ghul = Talal/Abu'l Nuqoud) A slaver who speaks from a balcony to a crowd.

(Al-Rabisu = Jubaïr/Garnier de Naplouse) A scholar organizing the burning of books and experimenting on patients.

(Al-Pairika = Tamir/Sibrand) A merchant working in a bazaar and blocking the port.

(Al-Mardikhwar = Guillaume de Montferrat/Majd Addin) A person who argues with the city governor before a fortress and who organizes executions.

(Al-Bahamut = Robert de Sablé) Trying to ally with the city governor to eliminate the Assassins and using a woman to lure the protagonist.

(Roshan = Al-Mualim) Confront his apprentice in the Assassin headquarters.

I said that Basim is an anti-Altaïr as their stories are inverted

Altaïr is arrogant, selfish, and disillusioned with the Creed and rediscovered the meaning of being an Assassin.

Basim wanted to help and be a Hidden Ones, but through the story, he became disillusioned and wanted to become more at the end.

In a way, both rediscover what they were.

What do you think?

I remember basim talking about finding his children in the modern day, that could mean his children probably survived the great catastrophe, but how?

Unless he mean their remains.

I request answers from @Aiden Pearce Ashcroft and @Sol Pacificus icus but anyone can give me their thoughts on this topic

What if they do a DLC based on Mesopotamian mythology? Instead of Arab and Persian folklore because Baghdad is located in Mesopotamia and honestly, I loved the Mythological DLCs or one about Iltani, Alexander the Great's assassin.

I also miss the Discovery Tours, it could be like in Assassin's Creed: Origins, where we could learn about Baghdad's history and the Islamic Golden Age to understand the historical contexts of the game like the Zanj rebellion and the Anarchy of Samarra.

Happy Lunar Year!

This armor should be included in Assassin's Creed: Mirage!

Does William Miles know that Basim is Loki? Considering that he asks for his blood back in Valhalla and uses Basim's blood and access the Animus in Mirage (I presume it's William who uses the Animus in Assassin's Creed: Mirage) to look through who Basim was in the past, my question is; does William Miles know that Basim is Loki by then?

If so, I have no idea how would this impact the Assassins and the story in future Assassin's Creed games, since in Assassin's Creed: Valhalla, Basim wanted to "bring his family back together", to find his children if they were still alive ever since the Great Catastrophe and when he is reunited with his lover Aletheia...

I love the parkour stealth graphics and story 😍

Combat could be a bit better and not much to do once all the contracts are done

Overall Assassin's Creed Mirage is awesome to me 😎 9/10

Assassin's Creed Mirage is my 2nd favorite Assassin's Creed game ever 😎

Now bear with me for a second I know this might be a dumb question but, *SPOILER ALERT FOR THOSE WHO HAVEN'T PLAYED AC MIRAGE TO THE END*

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when Loki said: "a new world awaits" at the end was he referring to the "new world order", or his plan to seek for his children?

"This memory I buried of this place, this prison, the torture I suffered here, it festered for years, in darkness and dreams, masked as a jinni, to haunt me and hollow me, until it consumed my waking life. But I have faced my past. My pain. Embraced it. I shed my skin once, in another time, another place. But I am whole again. I remember. And as for those who thought to bind me, should any of them still walk the earth, I so look forward to our reunion. But until that day, a new world awaits."