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Eigentlich sollte  Assassin’s Creed Mirage ja gar keine DLCs bekommen; zum zweijährigen Release-Jubiläum hat es sich Entwickler Ubisoft aber doch anders überlegt und als Geburtstagsgeschenk für die Fans die kostenlose Erweiterung Valley of Memory veröffentlicht. Darin verschlägt es unseren Assassinen-Helden Basim in die arabische Oasenstadt Al'Ula, wo er sich auf die Suche nach seinem verschollenen Vater Ishaq macht.

Die Erweiterung bringt mit Al'Ula nicht nur ein umfangreiches neues Gebiet ins Spiel, sie bietet auch rund vier Stunden neuen Story-Content, neue Auftragsziele, einen neuen Gegnertyp, einen zusätzlichen Skill zur weiteren Aufwertung von Werkzeugen und fünf frische Outfits. Auch das Parkour-Movement wurde überarbeitet und lässt euch nun unter anderem frei springen.

Wir haben die Erweiterung bereits durchgespielt und zeigen euch hier die ersten 20 Minuten der Story. Im ausführlichen Anspielbericht verraten wir euch dagegen, was die neue Erweiterung taugt und was Saudi-Arabien mit Valley of Memory zu tun hat.
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00:00Bessim! Finally!
00:04Have you missed me that much?
00:08I have something to show you.
00:13Where did you find this?
00:16A Bedouin merchant passed through, selling some items. Most stolen, I suspect.
00:23But this painting caught my eye. It reminded me of your brooch.
00:30Samara.
00:34Do you think your father painted it?
00:37He and I loved this house deeply.
00:41Where did the Bedouin find it?
00:44He said he bought the painting in Al'Ula, from a notorious peddler of stolen goods.
00:50Al'Ula?
00:52When I was a boy, my father read me stories of that ancient land and its mysterious monuments.
01:01He said we would go there together, when I was old enough to make the journey.
01:07I have not seen my father in many years. Not since the day he was exiled by the Khalifa. The day he left me behind.
01:18Sometimes the past chases us.
01:21Durwish, what if my father is still alive? I must go to Al'Ula.
01:31You will likely be crossing a desert to visit a grave.
01:35Still, I understand your need to make the journey. I know the place quite well, having previously traveled there on matters of commerce.
01:48You will accompany me then?
01:53Whatever you face, Basim, I will not let you do so alone.
02:00Now, are you ready to uncover the truth about your father?
02:07I am ready.
02:20I am ready.
02:37I am ready.
02:39You are ready.
02:40You are ready.
02:41You are ready.
02:43I am ready.
02:46I can't wait.
02:49Let's see what happens.
02:50I am ready.
02:53I am ready.
02:55I want you.
02:56I am ready.
02:58I'm ready.
03:00I am ready.
03:01I am ready.
03:03You are ready.
03:05Untertitelung des ZDF, 2020
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07:09Der Moment der Wahrheit ist, Ishaq ibn Khalid.
07:21Wir schauen uns für ein Graf bearing sein Name.
07:25Wenn er hier ist, ist unser Ziel. Und wenn er nicht ist, ist es noch hope.
07:39Jair ibn Sulaym.
07:52Das ist nicht mein Vater, der letzte Reste.
07:56Do you recall the day my father was exiled?
08:00Your father was a good man, but also a proud one.
08:04When he was exiled, the burden of his shame was more than he could bear.
08:10So ashamed that he abandoned me.
08:20Rashid al-Hassadi.
08:23We must keep searching.
08:25The day my father left me with you, that moment has stayed with me ever since.
08:30Of all the children who have come under my care, you were silent at first.
08:38But the pain in your eyes said enough.
08:42You have been a father to so many of us orphans.
08:46Yet, the horror that befell Jasib and the others...
08:50They are gone from this world, Basen, but not from our hearts.
08:55I will examine the graves to the north.
08:57You, in the meantime, continue scouring the other burial grounds.
09:01Mansoor al-Kilabi.
09:15Mansoor al-Kilabi.
09:17Not my father.
09:19A lifetime of hopes and fears.
09:22Victories and defeats.
09:25Reduced to a name etched on crumbling stone.
09:27It feels so...
09:31Insubstantial.
09:33Our bodies are insubstantial.
09:37The soul is what matters.
09:40You can threaten a man, plunder his goods, torture his flesh, even take his life.
09:46But his soul is his own.
09:50No one can seize that.
09:52There is no sign of him here.
10:03My apologies.
10:05Is Enkidu troubling you?
10:07This is not the way he usually acts.
10:10He startled me.
10:12But I see now he means no disrespect to my late husband.
10:16I am sorry for your loss.
10:22What is your name?
10:24I am Hind.
10:27And I am Basim.
10:29Tell me, Hind.
10:31How long have you been here?
10:32I...
10:33I do not know.
10:37Time has no meaning anymore.
10:40You must be exhausted.
10:41Allow me to escort you to your home.
10:45You are very kind.
10:48I shall seek word of your father.
10:50If you need me, I'll be back at the tent.
10:52Why do you forsake our course?
11:18Forgive me if I am being too forward.
11:20But I assume your husband's passing was recent?
11:24He has been gone three days.
11:27Though he had been ill for a long time,
11:30he often suffered chest pains this past year.
11:37Do you have children?
11:38Two boys.
11:40Both still young.
11:41My husband has left enough wealth to care for them.
11:44Until the boys are old enough to make their own way.
11:47Your sons are waiting for you at home?
11:49They are staying with relatives.
11:52I am not the company they deserve right now.
11:55Your grief carries no shame, Hind.
11:59I too tasted its bitterness.
12:02When I was a child and lost the people I cherished most.
12:05Your parents?
12:06My mother died young.
12:09And my father...
12:11It is complicated.
12:14I am sorry.
12:15Still, I was fortunate to find another family.
12:19In a manner of speaking.
12:21The heavier man at the cemetery?
12:23Heavier man?
12:24Do not let him hear you say that.
12:28My husband grew heavy later in life.
12:30You might ask your friend if he suffers from chest pains and heart flutters.
12:35I doubt he would appreciate the thought.
12:39In his mind, he remains in his prime.
12:43Though his body says otherwise.
12:45Then he is a typical man.
12:47We are nearly there.
13:07See?
13:08That is my home.
13:09And beside it, my husband's warehouse.
13:14That.
13:15That mark.
13:17They are here.
13:18Who?
13:19They...
13:19They came for my husband's valuables.
13:22Robbers, then?
13:24In the warehouse, you will find a small wooden case.
13:27It holds my beloved husband's portrait.
13:30I beg you, retrieve it for me.
13:33But do not endanger your life for anything else.
13:36Let us get a wider view.
13:42Let us get a wider view.
14:06Let us get a wider view.
14:36Let us get a wider view.
15:06Ich werde das nicht mehr tun.
15:36Das ist ein Wettbewerb.
16:06Oh
16:26Your career how much longer can you hide me hey
16:36Untertitelung aufgrund der Audioqualität nicht möglich
17:06Was ist das?
17:22Was ist das?
17:36Was ist das?
17:38I am fine, thanks to you.
17:40I owe you my life.
17:42I will not forget it.
17:44Perhaps it is time I found another role in life.
17:47Something a bit safer.
18:06I will not forget it.
18:36I will not forget it.
19:06I will not forget it.
19:08I will not forget it.
19:20I will not forget it.
19:22Let the rubble come.
19:24We are always on guard.
19:28Go in peace.
19:58I will be here waiting.
20:28I will be here.
20:58I will be here.
21:28Be my eyes, Enkidu.
21:46Enkidu.
21:48I will be here.
22:18I will be here.
22:47I will be here.
22:49Hind will be relieved when I return this to her.
23:13I will be here.
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