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How To Fast Travel In Assassins Creed Origins

The basic elements of fast travel remain much of the same from past Assassin’s Creed games. There are towers scattered throughout the world, marked by an eagle icon on the map. You must climb a tower to the very top and then find the interaction point so you can synchronize with the world. Once synchronized you will be show a brief cut-scene showing the area around you. After that you are able to fast travel back to the tower at any point. Unlock as many towers as possible to give you the most fast travel options available.

Other than the towers you can also fast travel to certain towns once you have discovered them. Look for icons with the green arrow. Finally, you can also fast travel, kinda, using a horse or mount. Hold the X or A button and the horse with follow the current road. If you have a custom waypoint select, you can press triangle or Y and the horse will run as close to the custom waypoint marker as possible.

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Blaine Smith

Unfortunately, you actually omitted *how* to fast travel in your article. You describe how to synchronize, but not how to travel once they’re synchronized. Unless you count the statement that it’s similar to previous Assassin’s Creed games.

Sorry, thought the picture made that clear enough. Highlight the tower and it the button 😀

The problem I really had, I realized, was it was bugged. I spent a couple hours in chat with tech support trying to figure it out before they threw up their hands and elevated it. Today, with the modified map showing the expansion areas, the update apparently fixed the issue. Long story short (too late), my screen didn’t show what yours did, so it’s easy to see in hindsight why I couldn’t figure it out. Thanks though. 😉

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Assassin’s Creed Origins: How to Fast Travel

How to Fast Travel in Assassin’s Creed Origins

Ancient Egypt looks absolutely stunning in Assassin’s Creed Origins. So much so that we quite enjoy just exploring the different locales and taking in the scenery. Of course, not everyone wants to stop and sniff the… palm trees and just want to get to the quest objective as fast as possible. Here’s how to fast travel in Assassin’s Creed Origins.

First off, you’ll need to synchronize with the different towers scattered across the game’s world to be able to fast travel to them. These are marked by icons looking like the Osiris bird with raised wings on your map. Once you’ve managed to clamber your way to the top, you’ll need to synchronize by pressing Triangle on PS4, and Y on Xbox One.

Following the little animation, you’ll now find that you have a bunch more icons on your map. This also unlocks the ability to fast travel from your map. Simply open the map up by pressing the View button on Xbox One or the touchpad on PS4, and selecting the tower you want to travel to.

That’s all there is to it. For more on Assassin’s Creed Origins, be sure to check out our comprehensive wiki .

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Assassin's Creed Origins guide, walkthrough and tips for AC: Origins' Ancient Egyptian adventure

Everything you need to know about stealthing and stabbing your way along the Nile.

Assassin's Creed Origins , the Ancient Egypt-spanning stab-em-up, marks the return of the franchise after a two-year hiatus and seemingly a return to form, too, featuring some stunning vistas and a frankly enormous world of things for you to do.

Here on this page you'll find our Assassin's Creed Origins guide and walkthrough hub, which includes a contents of links to all our various guides and steps through the story, as well as a series of guides, tips and general advice further down the page.

Assassin's Creed Origins walkthrough

Here, we've gathered together every page of our complete walkthrough to Assassin's Creed Origins' main story quests.

• Assassin's Creed Origins - The Oasis
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• Assassin's Creed Origins - Aya I and May Amun Walk Beside You
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• Assassin's Creed Origins - Ambush at Sea and Way of Gabiniani
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• Assassin's Creed Origins - The Aftermath and The Final Weighing
• Assassin's Creed Origins - Last of the Medjay, Fall of an Empire, Rise of Another and Birth of the Creed

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• Assassin's Creed Origins sidequests explained - how to complete every type of sidequest quickly and easily
• Assassin's Creed Origins levelling explained - how to grind XP and level up quickly
• Assassin's Creed Origins crafting materials - resources, animal goods, and their locations
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Assassin's Creed Origins tips, tricks, and everything else you need to know

With those specific guides out of the way, here's a look at some of the other miscellaenous tips and tricks for getting the most out of your Egyptian adventure.

Story Progression and Sidequesting

Each story mission has a suggested level to tackle it at, and for the most part you should try and stick to it. Being a level or two below will generally work, but too much of a gap and you may find it's literally impossible to complete a mission as you will be unable to inflict any damage at all. Luckily the game provides plenty of sidequests and diversions to level up.

As you make your way across the world following the plot we'd suggest clearing most of the sidequests in a region before leaving it; this should keep you in step with the suggested levels and also eliminates having to do too much backtracking.

The World of Origins

The opening hour or two of the game is fairly linear, but will eventually open up giving you free reign to come and go as you please. After arriving in Alexandria you can then make your way on foot, horseback, or camel to any of the unknown regions on the map, although we'd suggest checking the suggested level ranges before rushing in; they won't prevent you from entering, but any opposition you encounter in the region will be within that range so it can be dangerous to aim too high.

When you enter a region for the first time your first port of call should be to unlock at least one fast travel point so you don't have to walk back again. (Note that not all regions have one.) These will also reveal the locations of additional sidequests and points of interest in the vicinity, so if you're looking for something to do they're a good place to start.

Combat and Stealth

While outright confrontation is sometimes unavoidable, many of the game's encounters can be made simpler or even avoided entirely by staying out of sight. Use rooftops and tall grass to provide cover, and get into the habit of sending Senu out on a reconnaissance flight before entering any restricted areas; flagging the locations of your target and any wandering enemies makes life a great deal simpler.

That said, there are times when being spotted can work to your advantage. If you're trying to gain access to a heavily guarded area you can start a fight and then run away, kiting your enemies to somewhere more convenient and then slipping out of sight and heading to your goal unimpeded.

The Skills to Pay the Bills

As you level up you'll be awarded Ability Points that you can spend on unlocking new skills, and we'd recommend trying to keep things balanced rather than pouring all your skills into one area - having a broad set of abilities gives you more flexibility in your approach to different situations.

Assassin's Creed Origins Tips to know before you go:

It's a big world out there, full of danger, mystery, and other neat stuff, so last but not least here are our top tips of things to remember as you venture forth into the baking sun:

• Loot everything! Use your Animus Pulse regularly to reveal items you can pilfer, and don't forget to rummage in the corpse of vanquished foes. You'll find crafting materials, weapons, money, and trinkets you can sell to merchants - it's much easier than working for a living.
• Discretion is the better part of valour. You can beat the game by rushing everywhere waving a sword around, but it's going to make your life far more difficult. Proceed with caution and don't be ashamed to run and hide if things get a little too hot.
• Don't forget to craft. We'll cover the specifics crafting and getting materials elsewhere, but it's worth emphasising here - keep an eye on what items you need to upgrade each item and take the occasional detour to go out and gather them.
• Just because it's not on the map doesn't mean it isn't there. If you have any suspiciously blank areas in a region even after unlocking all the fast travel points it may be worth taking a quick sightseeing trip - there's not always something there, but it often pays to check.

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How to level up fast in Assassin's Creed Origins

Make fast progress with our Origins fast levelling guide

Understanding how to level up fast in Assassin's Creed Origins is important with a game that levels its world - if you try your luck somewhere you're under levelled for then you are going to suffer in Assassin's Creed Origins . With some aspects of the game, improving your character and rising up through the ranks will allow you to access missions you wouldn't otherwise be able to start. 

There are 40 levels in Assassin’s Creed Origins, each of which is able to unlock a host of new abilities, weapons, and gear to make life easier, alongside the power increases. The good news is that there are a few easy to learn, universal tips for leveling up fast in Assassin’s Creed Origins, some of which are effective even during the late game push, so you ought to remember them if you’re looking to make some rapid headway in Origins’ sprawling world. 

1. Take on side quests for easy extra XP

Seriously, I can’t stress this enough. Not only are side quests just as varied and story driven as the main missions in Assassin's Creed Origins, but they reward the player with just as much XP, if not more, upon completion, and usually take up far less of your time than the campaign’s heftier chapters. 

They’re practically everywhere, too, so instead of having to travel far and wide to continue Bayek’s personal revenge story, you can almost always find a more frivolous side quest nearby, with flexible level recommendations depending on the region you’re in.  Need any more motivation? Certain side quests give you legendary armour, weapons, and mounts, not to mention a fair amount of gold. Whatever you do in Assassin’s Creed Origins, don’t ignore the side quests.  

2. Explore tombs for free ability points

You can get ability points from tombs. I’ll repeat that. You can get ability points from tombs . To be clear, discovering the ancient tablets of Egypt’s underground crypts doesn’t automatically level you up, but completing many of these tombs will award you with the next best thing; a single ability point to spend on Bayek’s skill tree. 

For the most part, scouring each tomb takes around five to ten minutes tops, and even if an ability point doesn’t await you at the end of it, you’ll still have earnt a substantial amount of XP, loot, money, and other resources in the process. That’s right, not every tomb offers ability points, but players are already chronicling out the exact ones you need to explore for beefing out that skill tree, so two minutes of online research will provide you with all the exact locations you need for those valuable extra points.  

3. Focus on activities at, or above, your level for max rewards

That side quest tip comes with a few strings attached, though. If you’re on the hunt for healthy heapings of XP, you should only focus on pursuing objectives with level recommendations that are either at or above your current level. Don’t complete every single side quest or point of interest in an area if they were designed to be played two or three levels ago, as the XP you receive will be far less substantial than those from higher level missions.

Instead, bring up your map and move to another region with level recommendations that suit your Bayek’s current progress, and if you think you’re good enough, you could even head somewhere that’s a few levels above you, where XP will be even more abundant. This is only for the experienced Assassin's Creed players, mind, as getting stuck in high level areas can actually slow the grind down more than it speeds it up, so don’t get cocky.  

4. Unlock the right abilities to boost the XP you earn

Ubisoft wants you to level up. You can tell it does, because certain perks and abilities found in Bayek’s skill tree are designed to help speed up the levelling process, all of which can be acquired from very early on in the game for only a single ability point each. The ‘Assassination XP’, ‘Headshot XP’, and ‘Tool Kill XP’ perks all give you more experience for every assassination, headshot and tool use respectively, so make sure you get them before anything else. After that, try and focus on abilities that can cater to those three perks in particular. 

For instance, ‘Chain Assassination’ lets you kill two people in one foul swoop while ‘Assassination Streak XP’ gives you more XP for every consecutive stealth kill. Do the math, and you can see how they can work in tandem with ‘Assassination XP’ to net you far more experience than before. In this crucial early stage, try not to get tempted by the cooler looking abilities that your skill tree has to offer; you can always nab them later. For now, it’s best to make sure you’re earning as much experience as possible for using the most common tools in the Assassin’s playbook. 

5. Loot does little to level you up, so don't get side tracked looking for it

Do not mistake Assassin’s Creed Origins for Destiny 2 . Unlike that latter game, the weapons you’re equipped with will have no bearing on your level, but it’s rather the other way round, as high level gear can’t be used until you’ve reached their level requirements first. That means loot hunting isn’t exactly a great way of levelling up, though you will earn some XP from doing so. Activities like the Papyrus Puzzles are rewarding endeavours during end game, when Legendary items have a longer shelf life, but in terms of levelling fast, they’re a less than ideal activity. 

Instead, you should improve your weaponry either the good old fashioned way (coming across them naturally through other activities) or by instantly upgrading your current gear at a blacksmith's. Good loot is handed out so regularly in Origins that’s it’s simple not worth the time involved to deliberately seek it out. Instead, you need to focus on what matters: XP. 

6. Busywork like viewpoints and enemy camps pay out XP so take them on when you see them

Ubisoft has made a lot of improvements to its familiar open world design with Assassin’s Creed Origins, but it hasn’t quite yet been able to free itself of its penchant for filling the map with busywork. Still, the age-old Ubisoft tradition of liberating outposts, opening treasure chests, and synchronizing viewpoints is a quick and easy way to earn a fair deal of XP, especially when you first enter a densely packed town, in which all of these mini activities are usually in close proximity to each other.

This is less of the case out in the wilds and desert plains of Egypt, where viewpoints and outposts can be miles apart, but for places like Alexandria and Memphis, feel free to busywork away, and you’ll soon find yourself beefed up with some quick experience for completing the most trifling tasks.  

7. Assassinate enemies when possible to reap the rewards of XP boosts

After you’ve acquired the ‘Assassination XP’, ‘Chain Assassination’, and ‘Streak Assassination XP’ perks, start making a habit of stealth assassinating any enemies who cross your path. Whether you’re cleaning up an outpost, progressing through a side mission, or simply wandering to your next landmark, digging your blade into nearby baddies is an instant and endless opportunity for earning XP on the go. 

It only awards a relatively small amount of experience, and it might seem easier to simply ghost past your foes in certain scenarios but, considering the few seconds of time that it takes to make a kill, it’s a smart idea to commit to this healthy practice. That way, you’re almost always levelling as you continue on your Egyptian adventures, right down to the nitty gritty executions. 

8. Travelling and discovery also earns you XP

You earn XP for every new area and point of interest you discover, so travelling around Egypt on horseback is an effortless option for some easy-going levelling. Better yet, if you want to take a break from the game, why not put Bayek’s steed on autopilot mode, who can then follow the main roads across the entire map without any manual guidance, discovering new landmarks along the way, even when you’re nowhere near your console. 

If you picked up a special copy of Assassin’s Creed Origins, which comes packed with 500 Helix Credits, you could also cut some corners by purchasing all the maps from the in-game store, which reveals multiple points of interest at once, rewarding you with XP for each discovery despite the fact you’ve never even travelled there. It’s a bit of cheap move but, hey, needs must. 

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Originally posted by jono : Depends what you're doing, sometimes you cannot fast travel if you have recently encountered enemies that are searching for you, you'll need to become anonymous before you can fast travel.

Originally posted by kro32 : Did you upset the Gods somehow?

Originally posted by Dragonborntim : Originally posted by jono : Depends what you're doing, sometimes you cannot fast travel if you have recently encountered enemies that are searching for you, you'll need to become anonymous before you can fast travel.

Originally posted by jono : Only thing I could suggest is quick saving and restarting the game, could just be a bug, never happened to me so not sure.

Originally posted by Bloodartist : Originally posted by jono : Only thing I could suggest is quick saving and restarting the game, could just be a bug, never happened to me so not sure.

Originally posted by Dragonborntim : Originally posted by Bloodartist : It sure does sound like a bug. You should try restarting or dying and respawning.

Originally posted by jono : Originally posted by Dragonborntim : Tried dying and restarting. However no effect.

Originally posted by Dragonborntim : Originally posted by jono : Don't want to state the obvious but you have syncronised with the fast travel locations before trying yeah?

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