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Ubisoft has officially pulled the veil off their next adventure, taking players to the Viking Age in Assassin's Creed Valhalla. The trailer released this morning shows quite a bit, from scenes of playful, idyllic Norsemen at home to the wars that raged between the English kingdoms and the Vikings.
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Also he's going to be hobbling around some village talking about how he used to be an adventurer. lol
LOVE the music and the video though.
Might be tired for you but for me it's the Christmas game that I've always wanted.
If it's half as good as Odyssey it will be amazing.
I should add, my friends and I were to hike Hadrian's wall in June but the trip got postponed.
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I tried the first one (didn't finish it) but then wayyyy after I tried Odyssey and really liked it. Still haven't finished but that's more about time.
I would expect to be about the same as Odyssey or Origins but with Vikings and a pruny face king guy.
Godfred's Tomb Trailer: https://youtu.be/-nsXGddj_4w
Original Skyrim: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/109547
Serph toze kindly has started a walk-through. https://youtu.be/UIelCK-lldo
Yeah i really really enjoyed Odyssey. If its like that but with better graphics then I will definitely buy it at release. But I do wanna see an upgrade though or maybe optimization of some kind so I can run it at higher FPS at least at 1440p. I'm sure it'll have some kinda factional system like Odyssey had i.e. between England and Norway*, like they last game had Sparta vs Athens kinda setup. That was very fun.
You must be their target audience.
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Steam has both Origins and Odyssey on sale right now. Should I play Origins before Odyssey or does it matter?
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Does not matter the two are completely different settings and don't tie into each other.
If anything, Odyssey makes some improvements on mechanics, but is a bit more grindy (my biggest gripe with Ubi... stop the cash shop progression speed up stupidity).
Combat is completely different than previous AC titles. Both AC:O's have you playing warrior/assassins instead of mostly pure sneaky types. Blackflag was a sort of half-step, combat-wise in that direction. I like the combat much more in the new installments, but some people prefer the previous styles.
Both Greece and Egypt as the historical settings are absolutely fabulous and you can see the love the world-builders put into both games. I liked Origin more for the setting, and Odyssey for the improved combat but they're both beautiful and interesting to explore.
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As far as I know, each game starts in the present where you are some descendant of some assassin and you enter you ancestor's memories in order to unveil some mystery. That really killed the immersion for me when I played the first one that felt a bit like a realistic, historically accurate Prince of Persia and since then every setting they chose for their games has been unappealing except for the pirate one.
This one just as unappealing to me as I find Vikings in game to be really banal and annoying, especially portrayed as the most epic and awesome bastards just to sell copies to edgy kids. I would have preferred if they made more PoP games instead. AC just feels more of the same to me, especially when I'm not a fan, they all feel like copies of copies of copies.
Origins is still very much an adventure game similar to its predecessor Syndicate, minus the return of the modern player character (AC 4 to Syndicate didn't have one), less "animus" interference and the game being set pre-Assassins so you don't play as one exactly. There is no dialogues choices.
Odyssey is a RPG-lite with romances, exploration dialogues and branching choices. The rest is quite similar to Origins though.
Valhalla follows in Odyssey's footsteps.
Really looking forward to this one.
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