Durand said he hoped this would also prompt students to think critically about how games are created and the way stories are told. The makers use it to explain how and why they chose to represent certain objects. That’s where a Behind the Scenes feature comes in. Of course, a lot of history’s secrets are lost to time. Durand said, his team looked to the remnants of the Library of Celsus, which is still standing amid the ancient ruins in Ephesus, Turkey. The Library of Alexandria is another stop. Maybe Cleopatra and Caesar never knelt before a bread oven to remove a hot loaf from the coals, but here players can have that experience. Here players can elect to have their chosen avatar perform the activity.
At some locations, non-playable characters are seen performing tasks like baking bread, tilling a field or inscribing scrolls. Travel through ancient Egypt across the countryside, once a vast and prosperous empire, with the most diverse. The 75 available tours cover daily life, monuments, agriculture, the lives of Greek and Roman settlers, and other topics. Immerse yourself in this mysterious part of human history in the next series of the Assassins Creed series with the Origins subtitle and discover a thrilling story about the birth of the Assassin Brotherhood and the very first killer. If you don't think any of the above situations apply, you can use this feedback form to request a review of this block.A voice-over details the objects on view, including artifacts like pottery, scrolls, farm tools and baking ovens.
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