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Loadscreen Hints of ''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''.
Loadscreen Hints of ''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]''.


==Main Game==
#"1507 - The Assassin Ezio Auditore kills Cesare Borgia, ending the reign of the powerful Templar family."
===A===
#"1660 - A Piece of Eden is rumored to be involved in the restoration of King Charles II."
<tabber>
#"2014 - Abstergo Entertainment launches "Helix", a cloud-based platform that delivers virtual features sourced from genetic memories."
|-|Ability Mapping=
#"C.75000 BC - Juno, Jupiter, and Minerva are unable to stop a massive solar flare from striking the Earth, and it effectively destroys the First Civilization."
Many Abilities can be assigned and actively used during gameplay. Hold (X) or (Y) plus the assigned button to activate one.
#"As well as food, street-sellers sold brickdust and sand, for cleaning pots and pans, doormats, brooms, sieves, penknives, rhubarb (for constipation), boot-laces, notebooks, pins, ink, toys, fire-irons and more."
 
#"At mid-century there were 12 London pubs named Adam & Eve, 8 named Noah's Ark, 70 Crowns and 70 King's Heads, 50 Queen's Heads, 12 Prince Alberts, 6 Shakespeare's Heads, and 10 Robin Hoods."
|-|Ability Points=
#"Boys ran behind omnibuses leaving the railway stations, at each stop hoping to carry the bags of a descending passenger home, sometimes running 4 miles, all for a penny tip, before returning to the station."
Unused Ability Points won't help you. Use them to purchase new or upgrade Abilities.
#"Earn XP from unlocking Perks, resolving crowd events and completing missions and activities."
 
#"Gas street-lights were lit individually. Lamplighters carried a ladder, climbed up, turned the stopcock, held a light to it, climbed down & moved on to the next, before turning them off the same way next morning."
|-|Abort, Abort!=
#"Hold (X) while hanging, standing, or walking to drop down."
When an enemy's silhouette glows, they are performing an unstoppable attack that can't be parried or interrupted. Dodge to avoid it.
#"Hold (X) + (Y) to descend while free running."
 
#"Many of London's rivers were built over in the 19th century. The Westbourne was culverted, now running through a metal box that can be seen by passengers waiting for the Sloane Square tube."
|-|Act of Cannibalism=
#"On 10 January 1863, the world's first underground railway opened, running from Paddington to Farringdon Street. 50,000 people tried to travel that day, but only half managed to do so."
During the Peloponnesian War, some cases of cannibalism were observed. They were a consequence of the siege of Potidaia (430 to 429 BCE).
#"Performing multiple attacks in a row will increase the combo meter giving you more XP."
 
#"Press (X) to access the Skills menu. Spend skill points to unlock new skills and level up."
|-|Adrenaline=
#"Press (X) to counter an incoming melee attack when the enemy's health bar flashes."
Build up Adrenaline during fights by doing damage and dodging or parrying attacks.
#"Press (X) to quick throw at an enemy highlighted in yellow."
<br />
#"Pubs employed pot-boys to walk the streets with wooden boxes holding different types of beed, selling to householders along their route, who leant out (sic) their windows and shouted, 'Beer!'"
 
#"Seek out high places to use Eagle Vision when planning infiltrations and assassinations."
Successful hits, dodges, and parries give you Adrenaline. Adrenaline is required to use most Abilities.
#"Smoke Bombs break enemy line of sight, creating opportunities for escape or assassination."
 
#"Street-sellers congregated outside big workplaces on payday, selling "relishes” such as herring, shrimp, watercress, or clothes, tools, books and newspapers."
|-|Adrenaline Cost=
#"Tag enemies by looking at them in Eagle Vision. Tagged enemies can be seen through walls."
Most Abilities require one full Adrenaline segment to be used, but Overpower Attacks require more to unleash their powerful effects.
#"There were dozens of types of beer, including porter, stout, four penny ale, a 'small' (weak) beer, and cooper, half porter, half four penny ale, both of which cost 4d. a quart in 1860s."
 
#"[[Throwing knife|Throwing knives]] are a silent weapon. Hold (X) to aim and press (Y) to throw."
|-|Adrestia Fast Travel=
#"Use throwing knives for stealth kills when crouched behind cover. Hold (X) to aim and press (Y) to throw."
You can Fast Travel to your ship at any time from the Map Menu.
#"Visit the Train Hideout often to collect income from the safe."
 
#"When enemies lose sight of you, they will investigate your last known position."
|-|Advanced Controls=
#"You must be anonymous to kidnap a target, otherwise they will flee."
Some actions can be performed by double tapping movement keys. Go to controls options to set a double tap.
 
|-|Aegean Escapades=
The ancient Greek world is full of oceanic adventures, above and below the waves.
 
|-|All Aboard!=
When boarding enemy ships, defeat the crew, steal their treasure, and then return to your ship!
 
|-|Alliances=
431 BCE saw the beginning of the Peloponnesian War between the Delian and Peloponnesian Leagues.
 
|-|Ancient Pirates=
Pirates preferred small, light, and fast boats when raiding the Mediterranean region. In times of war, armies would hire pirates to harass their enemies.
 
|-|Ancient Sickness=
Malaria and tuberculosis were the most prominent diseases in ancient Greece. Chicken pox, diphtheria, mumps, and whooping cough also affected the population.
 
|-|Ancient Tongues=
Although the alphabet is inherited from Latin, its source is the Greeks, who borrowed it from the Phoenicians, adding vowels and 24 characters.
 
|-|Ancient Warship=
A trireme was a warship maneuvered by 170 rowers manning three rows of oars. Its military purpose was to strike enemy ships with metal rams called rostra.
 
|-|An Aquatic Life=
Use () while underwater to cover a short distance quickly. It's useful to move towards your objective or escape danger.
 
|-|Arena=
Looking for an extreme challenge? Find the Arena in Pephka and face off against extreme fighters!
 
|-|The Arena=
According to rumours, a hidden Arena far to the south in Pephka stages tremendous fights between Warriors who don't fear death.
 
|-|Are You Lost?=
The compass at the top of the screen shows interesting locations, Synchronization Points, available Quests, and the Blacksmith, among other things.
 
|-|Arming the Hoplites=
Ancient Greek shields were made of bronze and leather, and spears and swords of iron. Hoplites wore cuirasses, greaves, and helmets as defensive armor.
 
|-|Aroma for the Gods=
The meat of sacrificed animals could be eaten by worshippers since the gods feasted on the aroma of the roasted meat on the altar.
 
|-|Arrow'd!=
To quickly select alternate arrow types, press ().
 
|-|Arrow Master Ability=
With this Ability, you can craft more unique and powerful arrows for knocking out, lighting on fire, or poisoning enemies.
 
|-|The Art of Speech=
Democracy, political battles, and citizens' right to speak in public led the Greek philosophers to teach public-speaking techniques.
 
|-|Assassination=
Using your Broken Spear, you can deal massive damage to enemies if you attack while being undetected with ().
 
|-|Assigned Seating=
To assign newly recruited Lieutenants, go to the Ship Menu and assign them.
 
|-|The Athenian Golden Age=
Democracy, tragedy, comedy, medicine, history, and classical art and architecture all emerged in fifth-century BCE Athens, where philosophy also rose in status.
 
|-|Athenian Hegemony=
At the beginning of the Peloponnesian War, Athens focused on a policy subject to preserve democracy and increase its naval hegemony over Greece.
</tabber>
 
===A===
<tabber>
|-|Back Attack=
Flank by dashing into opponents while they are attacking for easy back attacks and extra damage.
 
|-|Bad for Them, Good for You=
After filling an Adrenaline segment, unleash an Ability to devastate your enemies AND heal yourself!
 
|-|Banks of Antiquity=
Temples acted as banks where citizens could deposit and borrow drachmae. Unlike modern banks, loans came from the temples' own funds.
 
|-|Battlecry of Ares Ability=
Become as strong as the god of war for a short period of time. You'll deal more damage and cannot be killed during the duration of this Ability.
 
|-|Beasts of Legend=
Powerful creatures of legend are said to live in the most secluded areas of the world.
 
|-|Be Brave=
Exploring Tombs can yield an additional Ability Point... Don't mind the spiders and snakes!
 
|-|Because They're Worth It!=
Following their victory over the Argives in the Battle of the Champions, the Spartans adopted the distinctive custom of growing their hair long.
 
|-|Behave Yourself=
Spartans and Athenians are only hostile in Restricted Areas or if they see you commit illegal actions. Bandits, pirates, and other factions will always attack on sight.
 
|-|Belongs in a Museum=
In antiquity, the discovery of prehistoric bones were sometimes linked to mythological beings, such as the Titans, Centaurs, or Cyclopes.
 
|-|Benefits of Membership=
Recruit new Lieutenants from your enemies once they're knocked out. Barnabas will convince them to join up.
 
|-|Be Observant=
Enemy attacks vary depending on their weapons, level, and faction. Watch and learn.
 
|-|Bireme=
A mid-sized ship, Biremes are most dangerous at long range, but are vulnerable when they stop to fire their multi-shot attack.
 
|-|The Bleeding Effect=
Prolonged use of the Animus can cause the Bleeding Effect, a condition where the user's real-time experience blends with the genetic memories from the simulation.
 
|-|Boarding=
Ships with no more health can be boarded when there are no more threats around. Bigger ships have more valuable chests, but will be harder to board.
 
|-|Bounty Wiping=
To get rid of a Bounty, either pay it off, kill the Sponsor, or escape and wait it out.
 
|-|Bull Rush Ability=
Charge through your enemies and knock them out of your way with this Ability.
 
|-|Burning Ships=
Land multiple Fire Attacks on a ship to make it burn. While a ship is burning it cannot move or attack anymore, giving you more options.
 
|-|Buy, Sell, Buy, Sell!=
Almost anything in your Inventory can be sold to the Blacksmith. Remember you need something to fight with, so keep at least one weapon handy...
</tabber>
 
===C===
<tabber>
|-|Call to Arms=
You're not alone on your journey. Use this Ability to summon a Lieutenant from your ship to help you fight, or just to distract nearby enemies.
 
|-|Can't Assassinate?=
If you aren't doing enough Assassination damage, upgrade Assassin Abilities, change your gear, or engrave it with Assassination improvements.
 
|-|Casing the Joint=
Whenever you need to infiltrate a Fort, don't underestimate the value of waiting and learning patrol patterns. Use Ikaros to scout, and plan your approach accordingly.
 
|-|Charged Heavy Attack Ability=
Extremely powerful single attacks that are a great way to start a fight, combo, or open up a shielded enemy.
 
|-|Cheating and Corruption=
Athletes who cheated at the Olympics risked corporeal punishment. Those accused of corruption had to pay a fine, which was used to erect a statue of Zeus.
 
|-|Chicken Dinner=
Chickens were brought to Greece by the Persians during the Persian War.
 
|-|Choices, Choices...=
Long weapons are best for keeping a safe distance. Heavy weapons are slow but deal massive damage. Daggers and swords are fast and versatile at the cost of range.
 
|-|Choose Your Destiny=
Each piece of gear comes with a playstyle bonus. You can be a jack of all trades or specialize in one specific playstyle.
 
|-|Choose Your Own=
You have many save slots. Make use of them if you're worried about choosing poorly.
 
|-|The Chosen Ones=
Ancient priests were not organized like clergy into a tiered structure. Priests and priestesses were elected or chosen from among citizens or sacerdotal families.
 
|-|Citizens in Arms=
Greek troops were mostly militia members. The wealthiest citizens joined the cavalry and the hoplite feet soldiers. They had to supply their own equipment and food.
 
|-|Clean Up After Yourself!=
You can carry dead bodies and hide them to cover your tracks.
 
|-|Climbing the Ladder=
Killing Mercenaries above you increases your standing. When moving to a new Mercenary Tier, you will gain new monetary bonuses at shops and other places.
 
|-|Colonization=
The Greeks colonized  many parts of the Mediterranean and Black Sea, and consulted the Oracle of Delphi upon the founding of each new colony.
 
|-|A Colorful World=
Ancient Greece was more colorful than the white marble we see today. Temples and sculptures were painted with organic, mineral, and metallic pigments.
 
|-|Connected Quests & Contracts=
Message Boards around the world often contain daily Quests and weekly War Contracts that reward Orichalcum wen completed before time runs out.
 
|-|The Cost of War=
In ancient Greece, war provided an income for the poor, but was an expense for the rich.
 
|-|Crafting Arrows=
Craft regular or Special Arrows from your Inventory Menu. Swap between them in gameplay with (X).
 
|-|Crime and Punishment=
Being tied to a pillar or thrown from a cliff, hanging, live burial, stoning, and the atrophy of body parts were all used to finish, atone for, or avenge crimes.
 
|-|Critical Assassination Ability=
This Ability allows you to aim precisely at your enemy's weak spot and deal 200% of your Assassin damage at Rank 1.
 
|-|Cult Branch - Delian League=
The Cultists of the Delian League fight for Athens in the war. They rally the people to meet Sparta in battle, and tear power away from the free thinkers of Athens.
 
|-|Cult Branch - Eyes of Kosmos=
The Eyes of Kosmos have agents everywhere in Greece collecting gossip, information, all you ever thought went unnoticed. Your secrets are not safe. Kosmos sees all.
 
|-|Cult Branch - Gods of the Aegean Sea=
The Aegean sea is Greece's doorway to the world. The Gods of the Aegean are Cultists who control that doorway, and all who would pass through it.
 
|-|Cult Branch - Heroes of the Cult=
The Heroes are Kosmos's brute strength. No matter the odds, they are those who remain standing when the battle ends.
 
|-|Cult Branch - Peloponnesian League=
The Cultists of the Peloponnesian League fight for Sparta in the war. They control legendary warriors by using their faith against them.
 
|-|Cult Branch - The Silver Vein=
The Silver Vein benefit from the Peloponnesian War via vast network of slavers, ship builders and mine owners. Most of the Greek world was in their debt.
 
|-|Cult Branch - Worshippers of the Bloodline=
The children of the bloodline are unique, powerful individuals who inherit great power. The Worshippers revere them as gods. They know the blood will forever last and so they aim to exploit it.
 
|-|Cult Guards=
The Guards of the Cultists of Kosmos are savage enemies with a penchant for counterattacks.
 
|-|Cult of Kosmos=
The Cult of Kosmos has scattered and hunted your family. Return the favor and hunt them back in the Cultist Menu.
<br />
 
Hunting the Cult of Kosmos requires Clues found throughout the world. Once you have enough Clues, the Cultists will be uncovered and easy to find.
 
|-|The Cult of Kosmos=
Cult of Kosmos members can be hunted down using the Cultist Menu.
<br />
 
Members of the Cult exist across the ancient Greek world. They are interwoven into society and try to control it.
 
|-|The Cult's Many Branches=
The Cult is divided into seven branches, each housing one Sage and five Cultists. Defeating a member of a branch often gives information on other Cultists.
 
|-|Customize your ship=
Complete quests, loot chests in Underwater Points of Interest, or destroy Alpha Ships to acquire Figureheads, Ship Designs, and Crew Themes for the Adrestia.
</tabber>
 
===D===
<tabber>
|-|Damage Types=
There are many damage types: Warrior, Hunter, Assassin, Fire, Poison, Knockout, etc. Some enemies can be resistant or weak to some of them.
 
|-|The Daughters of Artemis=
The Daughters of Artemis are guardians of nature and will be accompanied by beasts in battle. Be careful of their archers, too.
 
|-|David vs. Goliath=
The Greco-Persian wars (490-479 BCE) ended with the Greeks' unexpected victory over the largest empire of the time, the Persian Empire.
 
|-|Decisions, Decisions=
Can't make up your mind? Try Quick Saving your game and checking out multiple decisions to see which you like best.
 
|-|Deimos=
Deimos is your long-lost sibling and now a servant of the Cult of Kosmos.
 
|-|Discover the World=
As you explore ancient Greece, you'll discover historical sites. Once found, you can read more about them from the Map by changing your filter with (x).
 
|-|Dismantling=
If you're in need of resources, dismantle your old weapons and armor!
 
|-|Dismissed=
Dismiss unneeded Lieutenants to clean your list.
 
|-|Dodge=
To dodge in a specific direction, hold () and press or hold ().
 
|-|Dodge & Roll=
Press () to dodge quickly. Hold () to roll further away.
 
|-|Drachmae=
Up until the introduction of the Euro on January 1, 2002, Greece was still using the drachma as its national currency.
 
|-|A Drink of Choice=
The drink of choice for ancient Greeks was wine mixed with water, while Thrakians, Egyptians, and Skythians brewed and drank beer.
</tabber>
 
===E===
<tabber>
|-|Eagle Scouting=
Use () to call Ikaros, allowing you to scout areas, tag enemies, and discover hidden entrances and treasures.
 
|-|Elemental Damage=
Oil is highly flammable. Enemies unaware of the elements in their surroundings often pay with their lives.
 
|-|Enemy Levels=
Enemies have levels that determine how tough they are. Elite () enemies are even tougher, but have better rewards.
 
|-|Engraving=
Visit Blacksmiths often to engrave your gear for maximum bonuses.
 
|-|Engraving Challenges=
Complete gameplay challenges to unlock perks to engrave on your items at the Blacksmith.
 
|-|Eye in the Sky=
Always use Ikaros to scout. Press () and then look for opportunities or challenges.
 
|-|Eyes of Ikaros=
As you complete Synchronization Points, Ikaros' perception will increase, making tagging and locating targets easier.
 
|-|Eyes of Ikaros Ability=
Ikaros is your best tool for scouting your surroundings. Upgrade his perception by reaching Synchronization Points.
</tabber>
 
===F===
<tabber>
|-|Fast Travel=
Use the World Map to Fast Travel to an already visited location or Synchronization Point.
 
|-|Female Warriors=
Combat was male-dominated in ancient Greece, but women also waged war. In the fifth century, Artemisia fought beside Xerxes, and Hydna destroyed Persian ships.
 
|-|Fire Mastery Ability=
Feed your inner pyromaniac. Increases your effectiveness at lighting enemies on fire with attacks!
 
|-|The First Rule=
Mercenaries will often travel to the Arena to test their might.
 
|-|Flamethrower=
To burn fortresses, the ancient Greeks would use iron tubes filled with burning coals, sulfur, and pitch to launch flaming projectiles at the walls.
 
|-|Flaming Arrows=
You can light your arrows on fire by approaching a flame.
 
|-|Flaming Attacks Ability=
Deal more damage with a chance to ignite enemies using this Ability.
 
|-|Flanking=
Outsmart an enemy attack by tapping or holding () with the right timing to flank the enemy and attack them from the side.
 
|-|Followers of Ares=
The Followers of Ares are a sadistic cult of fanatics who seek violence and death. They will attack if you interrupt their ceremonies.
 
|-|A Fundamental Rite=
Sacrifice was a common ritual performed by the ancient Greeks, allowing them to commune with gods and heroes. Oxen, goats, sheep, and pigs were popular sacrifices.
</tabber>
 
===G===
<tabber>
|-|Game of Nations=
The world of Ancient Greece is always shifting. Nations will fight and conquer each other with or without the help of Mercenaries.
 
|-|Gear Levels=
Your weapons and armor have level prerequisites that you must meet before you can equip them.
 
|-|Gear Master Ability=
Strengthen your defense with this Ability, which boosts your Armor stat.
 
|-|Gear Visual Customization=
Each time you loot gear, you can customize its appearance to create a unique look!
 
|-|Glue Factory=
To bring down enemy cavalries, the Greeks buried clay pots on their land. The horses' legs sank into the buried pots, breaking their legs.
 
|-|Gods Bless You=
A sneeze at a key moment was seen as an omen in ancient Greece. Since it was involuntary, the action was viewed as a sign from the gods.
 
|-|Going Down=
While near an edge or hanging, press or hold (X) to drop.
 
|-|Going Up=
You can climb almost anything in the world by pressing or holding (X) and running at it.
 
|-|The Good Stuff=
High quality weapons and armor can be found at Points of Interest, on Mercenaries, and in Quests.
 
|-|The Great Bear=
Ursa Major is named after Kallisto, the nymph Hera changed into a bear out of revenge, and Zeus transformed into a constellation after her death.
 
|-|The Great Plague=
The plague of Athens killed one third of the population and was the largest epidemic in Greek history. It was most likely caused by typhus and smallpox.
 
|-|Greek Dreams=
Dreams in ancient Greece could be interpreted as both medical prognoses and prophetic signs.
 
|-|Greek Explorers=
Hekataios wrote an iconic geography text on Europe, Africa, and Asia. Later, the explorer Pytheas traveled as far as Iceland.
 
|-|Greek Hockey=
A game similar to street hockey called -keretizein- was played in ancient Greece with a curved stick and a ball.
 
|-|Greek Stars=
The constellation names we use today are based on compilations in classical and Hellenistic Greece.
</tabber>
 
===H===
<tabber>
|-|Heavy Trireme=
The most dangerous type of ship on the sea. Try to stay in constant motion to avoid their Fire Attacks, then focus all of your Fire Power on them.
 
|-|Hero Strike Ability=
Use the power of your spear to assassinate your enemies in combat. Assassin damage is used instead of Warrior damage.
 
|-|A Heroic Last Stand=
Leonidas, who fought with his “three hundred” Spartans at Thermopylai, was the greatest example of bravery and sacrifice made to free Greece.
 
|-|Hippokratic Method=
Hippokrates' approach to medicine challenged the traditional belief that illness was caused by divine intervention.
 
|-|Historical Accuracy=
As you explore the world, you will discover Historical Locations. To learn more about them, go to the Map Menu and press (?) to change your filter and gain some knowledge!
 
|-|Hive of Scum and Villainy=
Pirates and bandits are vicious and will attack you on sight.
 
|-|The Hoarder=
Don't throw away your favorite outdated weapons or gear! Everything can be upgraded at a Blacksmith for a price.
 
|-|Home Away from Home=
The Adrestia is your home. Return to it often to find new quests on the Message Board or hang out with Barnabas.
 
|-|Honor and Glory=
Honor and eternal glory in ancient Greece was commonly bestowed on war heroes and decorated athletes.
 
|-|Honoring the Dead=
Funerary rites and death were very important in ancient Greece. Still, the graves of suicides were anonymous, and the sacrilegious could not be buried on city land.
 
|-|Horse Assassination=
While riding a horse, hold () to crouch on its back so you can air assassinate nearbu enemies with ().
 
|-|Horse Controls=
Use () to move on horseback. Hold () near a road to automatically follow it. Press () or () to attack.
 
|-|Horse Leaping=
While riding, hold (X) to stand on your horse. Press (Y) to leap off in any direction.
 
|-|How to Take a City=
When ancient Greek cities were not taken through treachery, famine was the most frequent weapon.
</tabber>
 
===I===
<tabber>
|-|Iconic Spartan training=
The Krypteia provided survivalist training that acclimated soldiers to harsh conditions and covert operations. The training bred courage and the capacity to bear pain.
 
|-|Icons in Dialogs=
Dialog Icons like Attack, Flirt, Lie, Accept, and Leave indicate the outcome of the available choices.
 
|-|Ikaros=
Ikaros has been a part of your family since Sparta.
 
|-|Ikaros' Perception=
When tagging enemies or locating objectives, the more Synchronization Points you have completed, the easier Ikaros will find your targets.
 
|-|Ikaros the Hunter=
When he's hungry, Ikaros will kill smaller animals on his own.
 
|-|I'm on Fire!=
When you are on fire, run into water or tap () several times to reduce the fire duration.
 
|-|I Need Arrows!=
You can refill your arrow quiver by crafting arrows in the inventory Menu, looting arrow racks, and defeating enemies.
 
|-|Instead of Homing pigeons=
Spies sent messages attached to arrows, between the soles of shoes, on medicine leaves, or hidden in dog collars.
 
|-|The Inventor of History=
Herodotos created what we recognize today as historical literature. Before him, only heroic tales, records of events, and chronological facts were used.
 
|-|Inventory Management=
You can dismantle your equipment from the Inventory Menu. The rarest equipment yields the rarest materials.
 
|-|I Put a Spell on You=
Binding curses were used to harm enemies or grave robbers, get justice, or attract someone you desired.
 
|-|I See You=
Your eagle can tag enemies - in hover mode (), aim at them. You will then detect their presence even when you aren't looking at them.
 
|-|Item Style=
All items benefit a specific playstyle based on the type of damage they increase: Melee, Ranged, or Assassinate.
 
|-|It's Not Flat=
It was first established during the fifth century BCE that the earth was spherical and the center of a spherical universe.
</tabber>
 
===J===
<tabber>
|-|Join the Crew!
Sneak up on unsuspecting enemies and knock them out to recruit them as Lieutenants for your ship.
</tabber>
 
===K===
<tabber>
|-|Ka-Thunk=
Hold () longer to charge a stronger Arrow Attack and aim for the Headshot
 
|-|Keep An Eye Out=
Somewhere, a goat has the obsidian eye of the Cyclops...
 
|-|Know Where Your Enemies Are=
You can tag an enemy with your eagle or by aiming at them with your bow.
</tabber>
 
===L===
<tabber>
|-|Late for the Olympics=
Illness, pirate attacks, and shipwrecks all appear to have been valid reasons for arriving late to the Olympics.
 
|-|Leap of Faith Ability=
With this Ability upgraded, you can survive any fall or smash into the ground like a god.
 
|-|Leader Vulnerability=
As Nation Power drops, Leaders change their schedules and become more vulnerable to attack.
 
|-|Leveling Up on the Islands=
If you feel like it, you need to level up before doing the next quest, visit nearby islands. They are full of treasures, experience, and great stories to discover.
 
|-|The Liberated Greeks=
Ancient Greeks had a liberated view of sex. Not only was sex associated with some gods, it was also important to honor them so they would grant fertility.
 
|-|Lieutenants=
Lieutenants can have unique skills that make them extremely valuable. Keep an eye out for them when scouting with Ikaros!
 
|-|Life of a Spartan Woman=
Spartan girls received a state-sponsored education in gymnastics, music, dance, reading, and writing to prepare them to bear healthy sons and warriors.
 
|-|Lightning Reflexes=
When detected by enemies who will attack, you have a slow motion window to react - fight or flight. This window can be enlarged by purchasing the Sixth Sense Ability.
 
|-|Live Free or Die=
In addition to death and injury, Greek warriors ran the risk of being taken prisoner, executed, sold as slaves, or kept in captivity in appalling conditions.
 
|-|Live or Let Die=
The Greeks did not generally kill unwanted children, because doing so would have incurred "blood-guilt." Instead, they abandoned them and let them die of exposure.
 
|-|Lock on=
Press (X) to lock on to an enemy and track them. Move (Y) to select a different target. You can still attack whoever you want.
 
|-|Lootastic=
Make sure to always pick up Loot from defeated enemies and everywhere around the world. You never know what you'll get.
 
|-|Loot O'clock=
There are hundreds of vases, amphoras, and pots in Greece just waiting for you to loot them. You'll find lots of valuables that can be sold at Blacksmiths.
</tabber>
 
===M===
<tabber>
|-|Making Money=
The mint of Athens was the most prolific in ancient Greece. The mines of Laurion allowed Athens to strike abundant coinage that was widely imitated.
 
|-|Man's Best Friend=
After taming an animal, just stand near them to show how much you love them.
<br />
 
Young Greek men brought their dogs everywhere - to the gymnasium, symposiums, and so on. They were also used as watchdogs and hunting dogs.
 
|-|To Market, to Market...=
Food, perfume, pelts, papyrus, wood, ivory, slaves, fabric, cushions, rugs, incense, salts, sponges, cosmetics, and even cups of wine where sold in the agora.
 
|-|Markos of Kephallonia=
Markos is always looking to make a quick profit, but will look out for his friends in a tight situation.
<br />
 
Markos sheltered a lost Spartan child and raised it to become a misthios.
 
|-|Marriage Penalty=
Spartan men had to marry between ages 25 and 35. Those who did not were penalized through a tax and excluded from some celebrations.
 
|-|May the Gods Bear Witness=
Ancient Greeks swore by the gods and called out to them to curse those who did not honor oaths or acted unreasonably
 
|-|Maybe It's Red Alkanet=
Wealthy ancient Greek women used white lead, red alkanet, and orchid-based rouge as makeup.
 
|-|Meditation Ability=
Switch the time of day from day to night and vice versa while meditating by holding ().
 
|-|Membership Benefits=
Check your standing in the Mercenary Menu and find out what sort of monetary benefits you're earning based on your current Mercenary Tier. Then hunt some Mercenaries!
 
|-|Mercenary Details=
Mercenaries you encounter in the world can be reviewed and studied in the Mercenary Menu.
 
|-|Mercenary Tiers=
Move up to the next tier of Mercenaries and gain the benefits you will need to defeat the Mercenaries ahead of you.
 
|-|Message Boards=
The world is full of Mercenaries like you. Bounties to hunt them for rewards can often be found on Message Boards.
 
|-|Messengers From the Gods=
In ancient Greece, birds could bring messages from gods or omens that were revealed through their behavior (flight, cries, altered movement, or eating).
 
|-|Misthios for Hire=
Mercenaries emerged during the Peloponnesian War due to social tensions and poverty. Famously, they were Kretan archers and Thrakian light soldiers looking for work.
 
|-|Misthios' Knockout!=
Knocking out your enemies can be done with Paralyzing Arrows, certain Abilities, weapons with certain engraving perks, and in a pinch, with a melee punch.
 
|-|Moon Moon=
Greek astronomers developed progressively accurate lunisolar cycles and learned to explain and predict solar and lunar eclipses.
 
|-|The More Things Change=
In ancient Greece, the hairdresser provided a meeting place where news and gossip were shared.
 
|-|Mount Taygetos=
Many stories end on Mount Taygetos, but your story truly begins there...
</tabber>
 
===N===
<tabber>
|-|Nation Leaders=
Each Nation has a unique Leader. War Contracts on Message Boards offer big rewards for killing them.
 
|-|Naval Boost and Drift=
You can perform sharper turns and drift while boosting. Drifting can be used to avoid incoming attacks or to position yourself in a Naval battle.
 
|-|Naval "Fire Power"=
Inflict damage to gain Fire Power and use it to shoot fire projectiles () or ()+(). Some types of ships are more vulnerable than others to fire - save your Fire Attacks for them.
 
|-|Naval Hard Stop=
While holding () to stop, turning will make your ship drift. Drifting can be used to avoid incoming attacks or to position yourself in a Naval battle.
 
|-|Naval Shanties=
Press (X) to stop and start Shanties. Press (Y) to play another one.
 
|-|The Navel of the World=
The Panhellenic Sanctuary of Delphi was renowned for the Oracle of Apollo and considered the center of the world in ancient Greece.
 
|-|Never Despair=
If your opponent is too powerful, go back toa Blacksmith and dismantle unused gear to upgrade and engrave your best items.
 
|-|The New Gods=
The Olympian gods were not Greek mythology's first immortals. Zeus ousted the previous generation, the Titans, and founded a new and final order.
 
|-|The New Hotness=
When you loot new gear, check your Inventory Menu to see if it's worth equipping.
 
|-|A New Contract Awaits You=
Visit the nearest Message Board and complete the weekly contract to receive orichalcum to spend at Sargon's shop.
 
|-|A New Quest Awaits You=
Visit the nearest Message Board and complete the daily quest to receive orichalcum to spend at Sargon's shop.
 
|-|Not Just Trojan Horses=
Perikles appears to be the first Greek to use "siege-engines," which included "rams," "tortoises," and towers.
 
|-|No Napkins=
Ancient Greeks wiped their fingers on bits of bread, which were then thrown to their dogs.
 
|-|"Not Every Man Can Go to Korinth"=
Ancient Greek cities not only tolerated but protected public courtesans. It is said they "officiated" privately as much as they did in the temples in Korinth.
</tabber>
 
===O===
<tabber>
|-|Objection=
Hearings and trials were held in Athens for inanimate objects that had caused deaths.
 
|-|Oikos of the Olympians=
Completing some Message Board Quests, War Contracts, and Bounties will reward Orichalcum to spend at the Oikos of the Olympians.
<br />
 
Sargon isn't your ordinary shopkeeper. His wide selection of goods only includes Rare, Epic, and Legendary items for your character and your ship.
<br />
 
Spend your Orichalcum at the Oikos of the Olympians to get Olympian Gifts or Sargon's weekly special items.
 
|-|Oiled Up=
Breaking oil jars will spill oil in an area. If it touches fire, it will ignite. Think about it.
 
|-|Olympics for Women=
Although the Olympic Games were for men and boys only, the sanctuary of Olympia hosted one athletic competic for women, the Heraia, in honor of the goddess Hera.
 
|-|One of the Seven Wonders=
The great sculptor Phidias created the 12.37 m tall gold and ivory Statue of Zeus at Olympia. It was one of the Seven Wonders of the ancient world.
 
|-|Opened Up My Eyes=
By observing signs and consulting oracles, the Greeks sought counsel from the gods on family, civic, legal, military, and other matters.
 
|-|The Origins of Math=
What we call "mathematics" today emerged specifically in the fifth century BCE and consisted of four sciences: arithmetic, geometry, astronomy, and harmonics.
 
|-|An Outrageous Offering=
The Parthenon and its golden ivory statue of Athena cost more than 12 million drachmae in the fifth century BCE, which today would be $300 to $500 million US.
</tabber>
 
===P===
<tabber>
|-|Pacifist's Creed=
Unequip your weapon in the Inventory Menu and fight unarmed. Instead of killing, you will just knock out your enemies.
 
|-|Paid Citizens=
Perikles had the state pay citizens to participate in civic life. This arrangement was unique to Greece.
 
|-|Pan-ic Attack=
The word panic is derived from the god Pan's name. Greeks believed that he had the power to cause a person an irrepressible and alienating loss of control.
 
|-|Parry=
Quickly tap () to deflect incoming attacks and stun the attackers to open up a chance to counterattack.
<br />
 
Quickly tap () + () to parry incoming attacks. While parrying you can't move, but can dodge or attack to break the parry.
 
|-|Party Time=
Biscuits in ancient Greece were sprinkled with salt during symposiums to stimulate or sustain guests' thirst so they could drink more.
 
|-|Pass Over=
Some short objects can be rolled over instead of climbed on by holding (X) as you approach.
 
|-|Peek-a-Boo=
You can peek and shoot your bow & arrow around corners by approaching the edge and pressing ().
 
|-|The Peloponnesian War=
When Nations trigger Conquest Battles, they request Mercenary help. You'll be the champion of one faction and will be rewarded if they win.
 
|-|Penteconter=
These small ships are fast and hard to ram. Use Fire Javelins when they come close to quickly disable them.
 
|-|Perfect Timing=
Dodge incoming attacks at just the right time to trigger a slow motion opening for counter attack!
 
|-|Performance Tools=
Want to check the game's performance? Go to the graphics options to see the detailed performance statistics.
 
|-|Perikles' Strategy=
Perikles decided to avoid land combat with Sparta early in the Peloponnesian War. While he lost a large portion of Attika, he saved Athens and its port.
 
|-|Phoibe=
Phoibe hangs around Markos and loves to dream of an eagle just like Ikaros of her own.
 
|-|Photo Mode=
Capture your best moment with Photo Mode by pressing (X) + (Y). You can edit your photos with a wide range of options before saving them.
<br />
 
The photos you take are shared with the whole community. On the World Map, you can filter your own photos from those shared by others.
<br />
 
Your photos are automatically shared for the whole community to enjoy. You can browse other players' photos on your map and give feedback.
 
|-|Poison Mastery Ability=
Make your enemies sick with this Ability, which increases your effectiveness at poisoning.
 
|-|Portable Animus=
 
|-|Pyramid of Needs=
Guards need to eat, sleep, and socialize too. Use their needs against them if you find the opportunity.
</tabber>
 
===Q===
<tabber>
|-|Quest Log=
Press () to open your Quest Log, then select a quest and tap () to track it.
<br />
 
You can sort your Quest Log by distance, level, or how recently you accepted the quest.
</tabber>
 
===R===
<tabber>
|-|Rain of Destruction Ability=
Make arrows rain down on your enemies with this devastating Ability.
 
|-|Ramming Speed=
If you cleave a ship in half, more resources can be found in the wreckage!
 
|-|The Rarer, the Better=
Gear comes in four rarities in order of power: Common, Rare, Epic, and Legendary.
 
|-|Recipe for Success=
Hidden in some locations are Ainigmata Ostraka riddles, which lead to Engracing Recipes hidden in the world.
 
|-|Reduce, Reuse, Recycle=
Visit a Blacksmith to sell items for drachmae. Dismantle weapons and armor from the Inventory Menu to retrieve crafting materials.
 
|-|Religious Habits=
Ancient Greeks could offer a simple prayer or make an offering or a sacrifice without the help of a priest or priestess.
 
|-|The Reset Button=
You can reset your Ability Points at any time from the Ability Menu. It will only cost you a bit of drachmae to do so.
 
|-|Restricted Areas=
Certain areas of the world are restricted, and enemies inside will attack you on sight.
 
|-|Restricted Weapons=
You cannot equip weapons of a level higher than your own.
 
|-|Revelation Ability=
Use this Ability to reveal all nearby secrets, lootables, clues, and even tag enemies when upgraded.
 
|-|The Rise of Democracy=
The world's first democracy began under Perikles. It combined order with the assertion of a citizen's right to freedom through political decisions.
 
|-|Running Mount=
When calling Phobos while running, you will automatically mount when he's close!
 
|-|Rush Assassination Ability=
Double, triple, or even quadruple assassinate enemies from a distance with this chained assassination Ability.
</tabber>
 
===S===
<tabber>
|-|Salaried Lieutenants=
Newly recruited Lieutenants must be paid before they can be assigned and used.
 
|-|Save Game=
From any menu you can Quick Save or enter the Main Menu to save or load your game.
 
|-|Save Yourself=
Remember to Quick Save your game from any menu before you make big decisions. You can always reload later.
 
|-|Sea of Legends=
Very challenging ships roam the seas. Find and destroy them for epic rewards!
 
|-|Sea Power=
The Delian League began in 478 BCE to fight the Persians. It included Ionian cities and the Aegean Islands, which supplied to joint war efforts with money or supplies.
 
|-|Shadow of Nyx Ability=
The goddess of night will provide cover for you, making you nearly invisible to enemies.
 
|-|Ship Improvement=
Spend resources in order to upgrade your ship's damage, health, and other attributes to face tougher foes.
 
|-|Silent Assassin=
Challenge yourself to be the Silent Assassin. Complete Forts without being detected or leaving a body visible.
 
|-|Silent Assassin Ability=
Avoid being seen by reducing the noise from movement and assassinations.
 
|-|Slow Time Ability=
Borrow the speed of Hermes with this Ability. Everything around you will move slower while you move at full speed.
 
|-|Smile!=
Use (X) to take a photo!
 
|-|Smithy=
To engrave new gear perks or upgrade your gear, visit a Blacksmith.
 
|-|So Many Perks=
You can engrave any type of item. Rare items have one additional perk, Epic have two, and Legendary have additional unique perks!
 
|-|Sparta Kick Ability=
Use the Sparta Kick to knock back enemies from high places. Get creative!
 
|-|Spartan Attack=
Light Strikes + () are fast attacks that deal smaller amounts of damage.
Heavy Strikes + () are slower attacks that deal more damage.
 
|-|Spartan Messages=
Spartans used a cipher to communicate during military operations. They wrote on leather strips, which were wrapped around a wooden stick.
 
|-|Spartan Paradise=
Money was banned in Sparta in the fifth century BCE to discourage the accumulation of wealth. Spartans bartered with goods and ingots instead.
 
|-|Spartan Rage=
Some Spartan soldiers become berserk after losing health. While berserk, they will deal more damage and won't be staggered by attacks.
 
|-|Spear of Leonidas=
All Cultists carry a mysterious Artifact Fragment that can be used to upgrade your spear. Hunt them down to upgrade the Spear of Leonidas.
 
|-|Special Arrow Combos=
Special Arrows can be used in combination with most Ranged Abilities, resulting in some truly powerful effects.
 
|-|Spread Shot Ability=
One arrow at a time is for beginners! With this Ability, shoot up to seven at a time and even destroy shields.
 
|-|Stats=
As you Level Up, your base Health and Damage will increase, making you more powerful and harder to kill.
 
|-|Stay Low=
When crouched (), you are much harder to see and will become hidden by low bushes and fields. Perfect for stealth!
 
|-|Staying Hidden=
When crouched () inside bushes, you are fully hidden from enemies unless they pass very close by.
 
|-|Store=
Helix Credits allow you to purchase bonus content from the Store, such as armor, weapons, mounts, ship designs, crew themes, and Lieutenants.
<br />
 
Want to enhance your play with cool items? The Store has a collection of unique gear, weapons, and more!
<br />
 
Want to progress faster? Visit the Time Savers section of the Store for a selection of boosters and play the game at your own pace.
 
|-|Stress=
Enemies become stressed when seeing dangerous events nearby and will remain stressed and more alert for a long period of time.
 
|-|Summon Phobos=
Hold () to call your horse, Phobos, to your side.
 
|-|Synchronize!=
Viewpoints must be synchronized in order to fast travel to them.
</tabber>
 
===T===
<tabber>
|-|Thermopylai and Salamis=
In September of 480 BCE, King Leonidas of Sparta and Themistokles of Athens led a Greek force against the Persian army of Xerxes I.
 
|-|This Is Sparta=
Sparta owned one of the biggest territories in classical Greece, and relied on ground forces and military training for the sons of citizens age 7 to 29 for protection.
 
|-|Time Passes So Fast...=
Hold () to meditate. Meditation allows you to go from night to day or day to night.
 
|-|Time Savers=
The Store offers a great selection of time savers: drachmae, resources, maps, and even boosters to earn more XP or drachmae while playing.
 
|-|Time Technology=
The sundial was the standard timepiece in ancient Greece. At night, people could use "water clocks," large jars that slowly drained specific amounts of water.
 
|-|To Market, to Market...=
Food, perfume, pelts, papyrus, wood, ivory, slaves, fabric, cushions, rugs, incense, sails, sponges, cosmetics, and even cups of wine were sold in the agora.
 
|-|Torch Improvisation=
Take out your torch and throw it to set things on fire and distract guards.
 
|-|Too Easy/Hard?=
You can change the game difficulty at any time in the Gameplay section of the Options Menu.
 
|-|Tower Shield=
Enemies carrying very large shields require a Charged Heavy Attack or Sparta Kick to break their guard.
 
|-|Trade Goods=
Trade Goods are objects from daily life you can find in a variety of containers. You can sell them to Blacksmiths for drachmae.
 
|-|Trial and Error=
You can engrave your items as many times as you want. Don't hesitate to try and combine different perks to increase your efficiency.
 
|-|Trial of Heroes=
If enemies in a quest are too strong for you, take some time to get better gear and increase your level before coming back to get your revenge.
 
|-|Trireme=
Strong and agile, Triremes are dangerous at close range. Make sure you brace against their quick javelin throws!
</tabber>
 
===U===
<tabber>
|-|Unlimited Power!=
Legendary weapons and armor sets have unique and powerful perks. Find the challenges that will lead you to them from the Engraving Menu.
 
|-|Unsafe Jumps=
To jump from an edge that will cause you damage, move towards it and press ().
 
|-|Unusual Distance Markers=
Hermaic pillars marked roads and borders. They were also used for protection and to attract fertility to homes and cities.
</tabber>
 
===V===
<tabber>
|-|Vanish Ability=
Stun your enemies with a powerful flash of light coming from your spear, then run for safety or get in the first strike!
 
|-|Venomous Attack Ability=
Deadly poison will cause damage over time as well as reducing the stats of affected enemies!
</tabber>
 
===W===
<tabber>
|-|Watch Out!=
Bandits are roaming the world looking for victims to rob. They will attack you on sight if you meet them.
 
|-|Weapon Trails=
The color of the weapon trait signifies the type of attack. Heavy attacks that will break your defense have a red trail, for example.
 
|-|Which Whistle Is That?=
You have two different whistles. Pressing (X) will attract nearby enemies, while holding (X) will call your horse, Phobos.
 
|-|The Wolf=
The Wolf of Sparta is a war hero and strictly adherent to Spartan law.
 
|-|Wood in Abundance=
Cleaving opponent ships in two is the fastest way to gather Olive Wood!
 
|-|Work Hard, Play Harder=
Harder challenges yield more powerful versions of existing perks.
 
|-|Works Like a Charm!=
The best strategy for defeating enemies is to reduce their health to zero while maintaining your own health above zero.
 
|-|A World at War=
The Peloponnesian War lasted nearly 30 years and ended with the occupation of Athens.
</tabber>
 
===X===
<tabber>
|-|XP=
Earn XP from almost every action you take in the world. When you have enough, you will Level Up and get a new Ability Point.
</tabber>
 
===Y===
<tabber>
|-|Yes Dismantle!=
Regularly dismantle old weapons and armor from the inventory Menu to recover valuable Crafting Resources (wood, iron, obsidian glass, precious gems, leather).
 
|-|You've Been Naughty=
When you commit reprehensible actions, there's a chance a Bounty will be put on your head. Bounty Hunters will hunt you to claim the reward.
</tabber>
 
==''[[The Fate of Atlantis]]''==
===A===
<tabber>
|-|Adamant=
Called pathorica by Abstergo and adamant by the Greeks, this nearly indestructible metal has seen much use at the hands of the Isu during their golden age. It was notably used in the creation of Pieces of Eden.
 
|-|Adrenaline Effects=
Enemy Isu soldiers are able to freeze and drain the Adrenaline that you've accumulated.
</tabber>
 
===E===
<tabber>
|-|Enhanced!=
Ability Enhancements (icon) modify existing abilities to change their function. This lets you create your own playstyle.
</tabber>
 
===I===
<tabber>
|-|Isu Knowledge
Humans were created in the image of the Isu, but lacked their sixth sense. Gathering Isu Knowledge (icon) and synthetizing it through the Staff could bridge the gap between races.
</tabber>

Latest revision as of 14:26, 29 June 2020

Loadscreen Hints of Assassin's Creed: Syndicate.

  1. "1507 - The Assassin Ezio Auditore kills Cesare Borgia, ending the reign of the powerful Templar family."
  2. "1660 - A Piece of Eden is rumored to be involved in the restoration of King Charles II."
  3. "2014 - Abstergo Entertainment launches "Helix", a cloud-based platform that delivers virtual features sourced from genetic memories."
  4. "C.75000 BC - Juno, Jupiter, and Minerva are unable to stop a massive solar flare from striking the Earth, and it effectively destroys the First Civilization."
  5. "As well as food, street-sellers sold brickdust and sand, for cleaning pots and pans, doormats, brooms, sieves, penknives, rhubarb (for constipation), boot-laces, notebooks, pins, ink, toys, fire-irons and more."
  6. "At mid-century there were 12 London pubs named Adam & Eve, 8 named Noah's Ark, 70 Crowns and 70 King's Heads, 50 Queen's Heads, 12 Prince Alberts, 6 Shakespeare's Heads, and 10 Robin Hoods."
  7. "Boys ran behind omnibuses leaving the railway stations, at each stop hoping to carry the bags of a descending passenger home, sometimes running 4 miles, all for a penny tip, before returning to the station."
  8. "Earn XP from unlocking Perks, resolving crowd events and completing missions and activities."
  9. "Gas street-lights were lit individually. Lamplighters carried a ladder, climbed up, turned the stopcock, held a light to it, climbed down & moved on to the next, before turning them off the same way next morning."
  10. "Hold (X) while hanging, standing, or walking to drop down."
  11. "Hold (X) + (Y) to descend while free running."
  12. "Many of London's rivers were built over in the 19th century. The Westbourne was culverted, now running through a metal box that can be seen by passengers waiting for the Sloane Square tube."
  13. "On 10 January 1863, the world's first underground railway opened, running from Paddington to Farringdon Street. 50,000 people tried to travel that day, but only half managed to do so."
  14. "Performing multiple attacks in a row will increase the combo meter giving you more XP."
  15. "Press (X) to access the Skills menu. Spend skill points to unlock new skills and level up."
  16. "Press (X) to counter an incoming melee attack when the enemy's health bar flashes."
  17. "Press (X) to quick throw at an enemy highlighted in yellow."
  18. "Pubs employed pot-boys to walk the streets with wooden boxes holding different types of beed, selling to householders along their route, who leant out (sic) their windows and shouted, 'Beer!'"
  19. "Seek out high places to use Eagle Vision when planning infiltrations and assassinations."
  20. "Smoke Bombs break enemy line of sight, creating opportunities for escape or assassination."
  21. "Street-sellers congregated outside big workplaces on payday, selling "relishes” such as herring, shrimp, watercress, or clothes, tools, books and newspapers."
  22. "Tag enemies by looking at them in Eagle Vision. Tagged enemies can be seen through walls."
  23. "There were dozens of types of beer, including porter, stout, four penny ale, a 'small' (weak) beer, and cooper, half porter, half four penny ale, both of which cost 4d. a quart in 1860s."
  24. "Throwing knives are a silent weapon. Hold (X) to aim and press (Y) to throw."
  25. "Use throwing knives for stealth kills when crouched behind cover. Hold (X) to aim and press (Y) to throw."
  26. "Visit the Train Hideout often to collect income from the safe."
  27. "When enemies lose sight of you, they will investigate your last known position."
  28. "You must be anonymous to kidnap a target, otherwise they will flee."
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