Assassin's Creed Wrath of the Druids delayed to Thursday May 13th |
- Wrath of the Druids delayed to Thursday May 13th
- Altair finding wall relief of Bayek and holding Senu (fan art)
- Cool little detail in AC:O. When you visit shrine of thoth, you can find dead kids body with a letter from his worrying parent, saying that bandits roam these areas. If you rest in there, bandits actually will ambush you, and you'll get a chance to avenge the kid.
- The newer ac titles need to have more events like this. These type of implements really bring a city/game to life.
- Why are Vikings/ Norse soldiers designed so weirdly in this game?
- Why AC will probably never be set in India
- New Assassin's Creed novels announced. Will be released in late 2021-early 2022 in France after the Blade of Aizu.
- I loved Assassins Creed Valhalla’s narrative [spoilers]
- Ubisoft shouldnt have given us the option to choose a gender
- Assassin's Creed Valhalla - Wrath Of The Druids DLC Delayed, New Footage, Official News and More
- The joys of throwing money around
- 50 hours of play and I've just finished AC Origins - Superb!
- Valhalla’s been “Assassins vs. Templars” the whole time, and we’ve been a Templar [HEAVY SPOILERS AND SPECULATION]
- New setting regarding rumours about future games and the AC writer comments on a setting in Brazil and Conquistadors.
- Assassin's Creed: Origins Complete Lists of All Equipment
- AC Rogue really puts into perspective how good each Protagonist is.
- Who do you think is the strangest assassin in terms of pure strength.
- Odyssey question regarding how to get the ending.
- Analogous Norse and Isu characters?
- For those interested, The digital Gold Edition of Origins is on sale for $20 on Amazon
- [AC1] Why does every single existing guard attack me on sight?
- AC Brotherhood - when to play which content?
| Wrath of the Druids delayed to Thursday May 13th Posted: 14 Apr 2021 09:05 AM PDT https://twitter.com/assassinscreed/status/1382363166982688769?s=21 Official AC tweet for reference. To deliver a more refined experience, we're sharing that: ⛰️Wrath of the Druids will now release on May 13 📝We're working on an article to provide transparency and share insights on our dev process Thanks for your patience. Keep an eye on our social channels for future news! [link] [comments] | ||
| Altair finding wall relief of Bayek and holding Senu (fan art) Posted: 14 Apr 2021 02:07 PM PDT
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| Why are Vikings/ Norse soldiers designed so weirdly in this game? Posted: 14 Apr 2021 02:58 PM PDT Especially after looking at some of the concept art of this game that had some pretty historically accurate and badass designs, instead we ended up with poorly armored soldiers that just look odd and bland. They look nothing like what was shown in the trailer and concept art. No one in the game looks remotely like the artwork here which was really well done, the Vikings in game look more like the Picts at this age rather than legitimate Norse warriors. Also the concept art for female Eivor looks much better than what we got too. [link] [comments] | ||
| Why AC will probably never be set in India Posted: 14 Apr 2021 10:01 PM PDT I've been thinking bout it for a long time, assassins creed is never gonna visit India,coz it will just take one flaw in the lore that contradicts hindu belief and they will make a big mess,they dodged a bullet with ac chronicles...me being a hindu in India can say this without getting 500000 angry DM's [link] [comments] | ||
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| I loved Assassins Creed Valhalla’s narrative [spoilers] Posted: 14 Apr 2021 10:56 AM PDT I finally beat Valhalla after owning the game since it's release. I played/cleared every region and arc, and overall, I'm happy with the series and it's future. Im not saying the game was perfect, and I would absolutely like to see stealth and parkour get some more love in the next title. That being said, Valhalla really brought the series back into scope for me. The ISU lore, the callbacks from previous games, and the feel of conspiracy chasing really showed in this game for me, and I loved it. The Eivor/Sigurd/Basim ending was awesome and I was genuinely shocked when I got to the ending. Great stuff. [link] [comments] | ||
| Ubisoft shouldnt have given us the option to choose a gender Posted: 14 Apr 2021 06:10 AM PDT Title says it all. I think the gender of the protagonist should be set in stone. Giving us the option to choose between Alexios and Kassandra in Odyssey and between male and female Eivor was a mistake IMO. For multiple reasons. Firstly the fact that the gets crippled in a way that he cant develop based on his/her gender. Or that some good plotpoints are missed. In Odyssey for exampke Kassandra wouldve been discriminated in Athens because shes a women, so there couldve been a storyline abput that, but no. Alexios is a man who wouldnt be discrminated so Athens is suddently woke now. Your sex is also a part of your personality and since Ubi had to be neutral in that Eivor just doesent feel as fleshed out as if he/she was defined female/male. But secondly and most importantly it led to sone real toxicitity in the community. Since people who played with Alexios or male Eivor just got a middle finger and the Kassandra female Eivor stans didnt really make it better. Hell I used he when I talked about Eivor and another user immediatly was like " Its she, Eivor was a woman" or the countless artickes by scum like Buzzfeed and co "10 reasons why Kassandra is superior to Alexios as protagonist" shit like that just puts a rift in our community. It also feels super lazy by Ubisoft. They proudly say we have a female lead in Assassins creed while about 40% of the players played with a dude. [link] [comments] | ||
| Assassin's Creed Valhalla - Wrath Of The Druids DLC Delayed, New Footage, Official News and More Posted: 14 Apr 2021 11:58 AM PDT
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| The joys of throwing money around Posted: 14 Apr 2021 03:48 PM PDT Does anyone else throw money around constantly JUST to hear the joyous exclamations of the townspeople? Particularly in the earlier ones like AC2. It always puts a smile on my face to hear those excited voices (especially with those adorable italian accents): I hear mahhney! Mahhney, mahhney, mahney! Sì, wow! My lucky day! That's more than I make in a month! Che buona fortuna! GOLD!! Va bene! Now that's more like it! The easy way! Mi piace! [link] [comments] | ||
| 50 hours of play and I've just finished AC Origins - Superb! Posted: 14 Apr 2021 05:24 AM PDT Now this is officially the longest time I've spent on an AC game, Unity would be the nearest second place with around 40 hours. Its my firm opinion that Origins started off entirely as an Aya origin story, but somewhere along the production line they swayed a lot of her mission to Bayek, assuming a mostly male audience needed an male protagonist. Aya is at a lot of the key moments throughout the game, Aya is the only one involved in the sea battles, Aya is eventually revealed to be the founder of the first assassins bureau too. The game is about 70/30 Bayek/Aya and it could easily have substituted Aya into a significant number of Bayeks quests without having any impact on the game, but the key story where Aya is involved couldn't have been as easily converted for Bayek in my opinion. Aya is the first to mention a creed Aya becomes Amunet Aya sets up the assassins' bureau Aya is involved in all of the sea battles Regarding the game experience as a whole, they simplified the control scheme compared to unity and the older AC games, so at first I thought this might ruin it for me, but overall I can see the benefits in what was done. The core story itself and is strong and you can see a proper reason to take out each target. This was much stronger than Syndicate for me. The scenery is beautiful from start to finish and I mean this, for example I was still finding new places with new stunning views as I reached the final stages of the main game. I assume there would still be new things for me to find opening the game today. Despite my Aya theory I still enjoyed every second of my time as Bayek, he is such a solidly designed character and impressively acted. I hope people continue to go back and replay this game, its another solid part of the AC story everyone should experience [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 14 Apr 2021 08:14 AM PDT This is pure interpretation and a loose theory, but so many have been upset that there weren't enough Assassins in our Assassin's Creed game, and while totally fair to point out, let me posit the concept that Assassin's Creed was the first thing on the table, and the Viking mythology had to fit. The "gods" had to fit. So, what if the mythology was where they hid the Assassin-Templar conflict, where they spent considerable time making the Isu align? Strange, I know, but hear me out on this loose SPOILER-FILLED list for things that are explicit, and what could be implicit:
Like I said, very loose, not much here, but if you look a little harder, there's a fair amount of Jotun vs. Aesir...err...Assassin vs Templar oozing from this game, and IMHO a fair amount more than other posts like to lambast... Your thoughts?
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| Posted: 14 Apr 2021 06:45 AM PDT Following hunders of suggestions in this subreddit - and I do enjoy to read them - here goes another one. Alain Mercieca said he is feeling a Brazil setting, stated the Conquistadors period "fascinated him" (source). Recent rumours state that Medieval France could be one of the settings - again, just rumours. Some AC fans do want the old narrative back, others love the current system and the RPG approach - which follows the path that Ubisoft is building (source). Thus, I would enjoy to have a future AC game as the following:
Main Locations: Paris (Visual from Knightfall Series), Tomar (Unesco - Convent of Christ), Lisbon (Painting from ~1500), Brazil (the potential locations resembling Black Flag) Main weapons concept: Sword Of Eden (mentioned in Unity); El Cid Sword; Would to have an AC during the Conquistadors time, either from the spanish or portuguese perspective. A setting in Brazil, mexico or central america in geral, would be fantastic. Love it or hate it, historical games produced by ubisoft are quite enjoyable. TL;DR: AC setting in medieval France, during the templar dissolution - followed by their stablishment in Portugal. Second part of the game would have aconnection with the Discoveries. Hope I did not type here any historical mistake. [link] [comments] | ||
| Assassin's Creed: Origins Complete Lists of All Equipment Posted: 14 Apr 2021 09:30 AM PDT Assassin's Creed: Origins Complete List of All Equipment So the lists are to long to all post together so I have compiled everything in two separate lists. Here they are. I've tried to give explanations for everything. Feel free to send me a chat or DM me you need any help. [link] [comments] | ||
| AC Rogue really puts into perspective how good each Protagonist is. Posted: 14 Apr 2021 07:10 AM PDT Sure, we've all counter killed 15 guards at some point. But Shay stops assassinations that have anywhere between 4 to 8 assassins working a low tier target. Each Protag from their respective games would ordinarily carry out missions of greater importance completely by themselves. It was cool to get that perspective on what "Legendary Assassin" means in this universe. [link] [comments] | ||
| Who do you think is the strangest assassin in terms of pure strength. Posted: 14 Apr 2021 07:45 PM PDT For I think it's Connor because this attacks are brutal and you can see the force he has. [link] [comments] | ||
| Odyssey question regarding how to get the ending. Posted: 14 Apr 2021 03:43 PM PDT I never got around to completing Odyssey when it came out 2 years ago. I had finished up Valhalla recently & figured to delve back into Odyssey to understand the present day story. My question is: I just finished the main quest by getting alexios to turn away from the cult. We got the dinner of the family, but no proper ending. Do I have to complete killing all of the cultist members & collect all 4 artifacts & return them to get the proper ending? [link] [comments] | ||
| Analogous Norse and Isu characters? Posted: 14 Apr 2021 03:37 PM PDT My question is; who or what does Fenrir represent in the Isu representation of history? Loki, Odin for example are directly represented in both Asgard and the Isu pantheon. We find out that Alethia is Angerboda, and it's likely that Gunlodr is Minerva and Hyrrokin is Juno. If there is a consistent alias or analogy for the Norse representations in Valhallas vision sequences, who or what does Fenrir represent? Humans? [link] [comments] | ||
| For those interested, The digital Gold Edition of Origins is on sale for $20 on Amazon Posted: 14 Apr 2021 07:13 AM PDT | ||
| [AC1] Why does every single existing guard attack me on sight? Posted: 14 Apr 2021 06:16 PM PDT Just after the first time we get to mount a horse, I was trying out what the game said, that walking slowly with the horse was acceptable by the guards. Didn't understand why the hell would guards get triggered by walking normally with the horse (not running), so I tried it out. What a mistake. Since that part until almost getting to Damascus, it's always beeping when there is a guard in the vicinity, and nothing I do makes them stop aggroing me, and it was a chain reaction: One guard got triggered because I walked normally with the horse besides him, then I ran, and some random guards on the kingdom were aggro too, I presumed they were enemies since the guards at the first landmark didn't attack me. Then every single guard until this part is attacking me like I'm the doombringer, what's going on? [link] [comments] | ||
| AC Brotherhood - when to play which content? Posted: 14 Apr 2021 10:03 AM PDT Hi all! I think this game has too little story-content relative to the "optional" content. I'm e.g. now supposed to go to the vatican to confront a villain (I guess I'm near the end, as I'm like 88% synched) and I have still 2 Leonardo's Machines to do, the Leonardo Disapearance, after I did many guild missions, a templar lair, The Truth and other stuff the last evenings, postponing, rather artificially, the main mission for hours. I think it's not easy/intuitive to balance optional/story-stuff and there seem to be some dependencies. You get your double blades and that grapple after you meet with Leonardo, but only after a certain sequence, while you can already do some missions where this stuff would be at least useful - so, in that case, moving forward is beneficial, while doing side quests gives money which is useful for equipment or reinvesting. Or the disciples - if you do optional stuff after you get them you can use them there or send them on missions to train them while you are occupied, so they are fully trained later on... Did I miss something? Perhaps there's a recommendation out there when to do optional stuff. Perhaps for Revelations, too :-) [link] [comments] |
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