The new season of "Echoes of History" features Ubisoft's new game: "Skull and Bones". Inspired by this adventure where players write their own destinies as sea bandits, the podcast "Gangsters of the Seas" dives into the sordid history of the Indian Ocean's most terrible pirates. more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 59 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | HistoryLeisureVideo Games |
The new season of "Echoes of History" features Ubisoft's new game: "Skull and Bones. more
The new season of "Echoes of History" features Ubisoft's new game: "Skull and Bones. more
The new season of "Echoes of History" features Ubisoft's new game: "Skull and Bones. more
The new season of "Echoes of History" features Ubisoft's new game: "Skull and Bones. more
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Okay there are good and bad seasons of this podcast. But the latest, to promote the upcoming Skull and Bones game, is rough. Historically, Paradiso/Ubisoft employ a history expert to help provide some credibility to the narrative. more
I grew up playing Assassins Creed but never took the time to appreciate the real world historical influence found within each game. Now that I am older and find history more interesting I am happy to have stumbled across this podcast. Ali and the others do an excellent job of narrating and I look forward to their future content!
As someone who has no previous knowledge about the game series, it was extremely informative to learn its deep and engaging exploration of historical events. My brother loves this game and he helped me draw connections between the podcast and our learning’s in class such as the main villain Qabiha was a non caliph who had substantial influence over the caliphate. The episodes are rich in detail, providing fresh perspective on Islamic history. It’s a must hear for everybody!
Overall, I am too old for the podcast. Words like YOLO, dolla bills, etc. are used normally and in a cringey/forced way. Bridging topics sounds scripted and forced, they need to relax a bit. Rhetorical statements are also everywhere, which when my age seems condescending. It may be good for people interested in historical topics based on AC games and need a place to start better research, otherwise it’s got too much elementary for thorough explanations.
I loved Ali’s take on things!
Apple Podcasts | #83 | United States/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #128 | Canada/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #100 | Australia/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #211 | Germany/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #18 | Israel/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #40 | Ukraine/Leisure/Video Games |
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