Management and Buildings?

[Knockdown]

What it says in the title, in previous games you have been able to build a villa, a base or even your own order. Is this still a thing? Or was it removed/not added? Have they hinted at it for future versions? Thank you in advance.

[Trian]

u cant build your own building in other ac games just customize them little bit to get more money

[Knockdown]

Sadly, that doesn't tell me what I wish to know. Regardless, I am curious as to if there is any feature like that in this current game. I found it incredibly entertaining to watch my little villa or pirate island grow from a wreck into something I could be proud of.

[Trian]

Originally posted by The_Apothecary:

Sadly, that doesn't tell me what I wish to know. Regardless, I am curious as to if there is any feature like that in this current game. I found it incredibly entertaining to watch my little villa or pirate island grow from a wreck into something I could be proud of.

such thing was never in any ac game i just said that

[Knockdown]

Sigh, do I actually need to correct this...

http://uk.ign.com/wikis/assassins-creed-4-black-flag/Hideout_Upgrades

http://assassinscreed.wikia.com/wiki/Davenport_Homestead

This is what I am talking about, these have CLEARLY existed in other AC titles.

[Knockdown]

Regardless, Title had been changed to make it easier to understand.

[Trian]

u saying building a villa and make your own order. but u cant making own orders only add people to do missions nothing more and u only upgrade buildings (not building) to make more money or get other stuff. Anyways theres no need for this in origins

[[Wahr] Eogard]

I made a topic about this question and people told me that Bayek had no base nor a village to upgrade :(

[Knockdown]

Originally posted by Wahr ☩ Eogard ☩:

I made a topic about this question and people told me that Bayek had no base nor a village to upgrade :(

Thank you!

[RedPekn]

Silber seems very bitter. I thought this really would have been one of the features Ubisoft would have kept! Base-building/upgrading whatever you want to call it, gives you something to invest in.
And the potential for what it could have been is endless.

[Trian]

Originally posted by RedPekn:

Silber seems very bitter. I thought this really would have been one of the features Ubisoft would have kept! Base-building/upgrading whatever you want to call it, gives you something to invest in.
And the potential for what it could have been is endless.

u dont need this in an ac game, origins is very fun to play so no need for this. If u want basebuilding play arma 3 or rust or something like this. Ac isnt for base building wtf

[Bobson Dugnutt]

Seeing as this is supposed to be the beggining of the assassins i wouldn't have been suprised by some sort of hideout management, watching the order grow. But i'm not sad to see it missing either tbh.

[Onikage]

Instead of managing hideouts, villas, and assassins you are hunting, crafting, and upgrading equipment.

There are caves, tombs, and pyramids to loot and puzzles to sovle. Underwater sections to explore.

I prefer this over the management system of the older games and it fits the overall theme very well imo.

Edit: Also, don't forgert that this is supposed to be the origin story of how the assassins started out. So it's not going to have all of that stuff in the game during that time period. It has yet to be established.

[BasMonroe]

sadly that there is no space for such things, could be a very nice option anyway
it's origins, for sure there should be something to grow ))))

[Master Salvatoris]

It's a bummer that there is no "home" for the player in this one. I really enjoyed that aspect in the previous games. I'm not sure why some people (one guy really) feels so defensive about the fact that you don't have a home / hideout in this one... but it's pretty silly to pretend other games didn't have one. I personally remember having a train a couple of ships and a little city to call my home and upgrade in previous AC games. :/

[Jet City Gambler]

Originally posted by Oni:

Also, don't forgert that this is supposed to be the origin story of how the assassins started out. So it's not going to have all of that stuff in the game during that time period. It has yet to be established.

Without giving too much away, Bayak (and another character) does establish a "homebase" and recruit the first assassins into the order at the end of the story.