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Assassin's Creed Mirage: The Assassin's Journey Begins in the Back Alleys of BaghdadExperience the beginning of the game with the Russian dub of Assassin's Creed Mirage. Follow the exciting story of Basim, a petty thief, as he embarks on the path of an assassin, exploring his motivations and conflicts.
1. 🎮 Game Prologue: Basim's Past and the Birth of the Assassins
· Basim hid his past, but those memories can offer bitter lessons.
· He yearned for a better life, wandering the streets of Baghdad as a mere thief.
· Basim wanted to fight not just for himself, but for the oppressed.
· Even during the Abbasid Caliphate's golden age, corruption was rampant, and the order of the ancients spread cruelty.
· In response, the assassins, known as the 'Hidden Ones,' emerged.
· This fight is eternal, and Basim Ibn Ishaq was at its center.
· He respected the Creed but doubted it; shadows are sometimes mistaken for light.
· He yearned for a better life, wandering the streets of Baghdad as a mere thief.
· Basim wanted to fight not just for himself, but for the oppressed.
· Even during the Abbasid Caliphate's golden age, corruption was rampant, and the order of the ancients spread cruelty.
· In response, the assassins, known as the 'Hidden Ones,' emerged.
· This fight is eternal, and Basim Ibn Ishaq was at its center.
· He respected the Creed but doubted it; shadows are sometimes mistaken for light.
00:05 - 01:24
1. 🎮 Game Prologue: Basim's Past and the Birth of the Assassins
· Basim hid his past, but those memories can offer bitter lessons.
· He yearned for a better life, wandering the streets of Baghdad as a mere thief.
· Basim wanted to fight not just for himself, but for the oppressed.
· Even during the Abbasid Caliphate's golden age, corruption was rampant, and the order of the ancients spread cruelty.
· In response, the assassins, known as the 'Hidden Ones,' emerged.
· This fight is eternal, and Basim Ibn Ishaq was at its center.
· He respected the Creed but doubted it; shadows are sometimes mistaken for light.
· He yearned for a better life, wandering the streets of Baghdad as a mere thief.
· Basim wanted to fight not just for himself, but for the oppressed.
· Even during the Abbasid Caliphate's golden age, corruption was rampant, and the order of the ancients spread cruelty.
· In response, the assassins, known as the 'Hidden Ones,' emerged.
· This fight is eternal, and Basim Ibn Ishaq was at its center.
· He respected the Creed but doubted it; shadows are sometimes mistaken for light.
02:04 - 03:37
2. 🗣️ Basim and Nehal's Conversation: Contracts and Realistic Concerns
· Basim suffers from nightmares and speaks of a demon's visit, but Nehal dismisses it cynically.
· Basim must fulfill the contract given by Dervis, but Nehal points out the practical difficulties.
· Nehal states that a sense of duty alone cannot sustain them, criticizing Basim for taking risks without gaining anything.
· Basim explains they are liberators, not merchants, but Nehal argues that the price of freedom should at least guarantee basic sustenance.
· Basim must fulfill the contract given by Dervis, but Nehal points out the practical difficulties.
· Nehal states that a sense of duty alone cannot sustain them, criticizing Basim for taking risks without gaining anything.
· Basim explains they are liberators, not merchants, but Nehal argues that the price of freedom should at least guarantee basic sustenance.
03:43 - 05:08
3. 🤝 Basim and His Companions: Trust and Suspicion
· Basim believes fighting oppression is the way of the Hidden Ones and expresses anger over his father being unjustly framed and forgotten.
· Tasked with retrieving ledgers from the port, Basim intends to carry out the mission despite Nehal's worries.
· Nehal worries that Basim takes on overly dangerous jobs and warns him not to forget the Caliph's guards.
· Basim seems less worried than he was in Baghdad, but this is simply because he has grown older and more honest.
· Tasked with retrieving ledgers from the port, Basim intends to carry out the mission despite Nehal's worries.
· Nehal worries that Basim takes on overly dangerous jobs and warns him not to forget the Caliph's guards.
· Basim seems less worried than he was in Baghdad, but this is simply because he has grown older and more honest.
05:09 - 06:10
4. 💼 The Other Side of Contracts: Basim's Ambition and Nehal's Criticism
· Basim suggests discussing his share after completing the contract, but Nehal accuses him of being merely a middleman.
· Nehal doesn't understand why Basim takes risks without gaining anything for himself.
· Basim considers it a favor, not a contract, and states he doesn't work on the fringes.
· Dervis confirms Basim is alive and points out his arrogance.
· Nehal doesn't understand why Basim takes risks without gaining anything for himself.
· Basim considers it a favor, not a contract, and states he doesn't work on the fringes.
· Dervis confirms Basim is alive and points out his arrogance.
06:13 - 08:12
5. 📈 Basim's Growth: His Role in the City and New Opportunities
· Basim says the city needs more people and suggests Nehal work with him.
· He thanks Dervis and states he has handled all contracts.
· Dervis warns Basim to be quiet and stay out of sight, questioning his seemingly self-deprecating and begging demeanor.
· Basim insists what he's doing isn't begging and that they need him.
· He thanks Dervis and states he has handled all contracts.
· Dervis warns Basim to be quiet and stay out of sight, questioning his seemingly self-deprecating and begging demeanor.
· Basim insists what he's doing isn't begging and that they need him.
08:13 - 09:49
6. 🌟 Basim's Dream: Fighting for a Better Future
· Basim wants to be more than just someone with nimble fingers; he craves a better life.
· He dreams of a world where no one is unjustly abandoned like his father, and children can live without fear of the future.
· Nehal finds Basim's dream unrealistic but, knowing she can't dissuade him, agrees to join him.
· Basim plans to steal a chest from the Caliph's winter palace, and Nehal worries his ambition will make them forget themselves.
· He dreams of a world where no one is unjustly abandoned like his father, and children can live without fear of the future.
· Nehal finds Basim's dream unrealistic but, knowing she can't dissuade him, agrees to join him.
· Basim plans to steal a chest from the Caliph's winter palace, and Nehal worries his ambition will make them forget themselves.
09:50 - 11:30
7. 🔪 Tragic Event: The Caliph's Death and Basim's Escape
· Basim pushes forward with his plan despite Nehal's objections, believing he can create a better world.
· He claims to have seen a vision, felt the Caliph choking him, and confesses it was an accident.
· Nehal tries to get Basim to safety, but Basim insists on finding Nehal.
· Dervis advises Basim to flee, warning that as the Caliph's murderer, he will die if caught.
· He claims to have seen a vision, felt the Caliph choking him, and confesses it was an accident.
· Nehal tries to get Basim to safety, but Basim insists on finding Nehal.
· Dervis advises Basim to flee, warning that as the Caliph's murderer, he will die if caught.