After joining Hidden Ones, she changed her name to Amunet. Aya, now known as Amunet, saves us during "No Chains Too Thick" main quest. She later appears in two more missions: "Sic Semper Tyrannis" and "The Greater Good". She accompanies us in fights and gives us new objectives. We also finish the storyline with her by our side.
This is the main quest, Meet Aya at the Library let’s play video of Assassin's Creed: Origins. Even though Aya isn’t at the library her contact Phanos is. However this design choice completely robs the player of any choice as how to play the mission, which is an absolute cardinal sin for something that is trying to angle itself as an RPG. It almost feels like the Aya levels were content made before they made the switch to an open-world/RPG-style game that they put a lot of effort into and didn't
yesterday i posted a question how to change your character, for those that don't know like me, characterplayableindex is the line you're looking for. change it to 9 to play as layla or 2 to play as Aya. if you wanna go back to bayek write 20 and it should let you play as him. the values go from 1 to 20.
Type devmgmt.msc and click OK. Double click Display adapters and double click on your NVIDIA graphics card. Click the Driver tab, and click Roll Back Driver. Then follow the on-screen instructions to restore your graphics card driver to version 388.71. Open Assassin’s Creed Origins and see if it works. If you’re not using the NVIDIA
Written by Erwin Bantilan. One of the Assassin’s Creed Origins fans managed to unlock Aya as a playable character using a glitch. It quickly came out that the woman has many unique dialogue lines, suggesting that at first her role in Ubisoft’s last game was greater than it is now.
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