Everyone's mad at the fact it was a calm ending to a character. This actually felt like an old AC ending. At least the ones that actually finished the characters story.
I admit was nice to have conclusion but for what we got for the wait was disappointing in a sense and knowing ţhere is no more support for the game there's no new game+ or reply value other then brand new play through
Valhalla is actually really good if you mailing the story and don’t get bogged down too much in the side content. My only issue with it is the pacing after Sigurd is rescued.. you do so many missions that don’t benefit the main story and feels more DLC than anything. Other than that it’s good. Loved the end too
This should've been a fleshed out expansion. What's there is good, but it's so short and could've been presented better. They could've easily left out Dawn of Ragnarok and the Forgotten Saga for a more fleshed out Final Chapter imo
I played male Eivor and he changed into the female one. That was very confusing. And I still did not understand why she needed to go to another country to find herself?
Great video, and I agree with your points. I loved the interactions with Aelfred, Guthrum and the others, I'm glad they got the original VAs back, in terms of tone and writing it felt a lot like the base game (Darby wrote this). I actually really liked the interactions between William and Basim, and the final bleeding effect scene. It sounds goofy in concept but Darby was really able to pull it off in an AC sort of way lol (Does the term solar flare mean anything to you?). And yeah, the set up for Mirage's MD is smart too (William will use it to verify Basim's sincerity), looking forward to it.
I’m fine with a calm ending I liked it aside from the fact that it shows the canon female Eivor and your male Eivor is Odin which I understandable. But I wish there was also a scene or reasoning why they went to Vinland or at least the final moments
@@WalshieYT1 the base game was already overwhelming. So imagine adding 100+ story hours more to already exhausting 60 hours campaign at launch.....😱 I don't want imagine how nightmarish it would have been. And I disagree with you on your last part because ac odyssey is an example of how to do that very thing beautifully and correctly.
@@WalshieYT1 that’s because the series is no longer narrative based. That left the building when they introduced dialogue and sex choices. Origins while still weak in certain areas at least still had a good story (plus DLC) and Bayek as a strong character. This little DLC shows how strong an AC narrative could be again if they just let Darby write out a great story and expand characters into something great. Ubisoft doesn’t care though, they are doing the same dialogue/ sex choice shit for the Japan game. This is why old fans of AC including myself and old streamers like yourself and Lazeers criticized the direction it went because it forgoes great lore, story, and characters for shitty executed rpg elements. This DLC gives me slight hope for Mirage but without any sense of gameplay yet, I remain skeptical. I still remain skeptical because the live service plan along with rpg bullshit for Japan so I might for once finally wait for reviews before I buy because they fooled me once with AC Valhalla being a potential all out AC game when it was like 15% AC stuff and 85% boring generic Viking shit. DLC were also just boring Viking arcs.
@@mrv3509AC lore isn’t purely Assassin’s, it’s What it stands for the party’s that contributed and The purpose they are trying to achieve (peace and freedom) the Cassandra and Eivor’s arc was very important to serving that purpose. They are not longer fighting against templars, but the worlds survival as well… so that’s the modern day assassin’s prerogative now. All the Assassin’s stuff is just the history they look back on to aid them in achieving that goal. The survival or the planet. Only reason why assassins are important is because the ISU chose them to carry their will since they are more aligned in value then the Templars.
As someone who never really changed his mind on AC Valhalla and truly always did love it (flaws and all) I was definitely at least discouraged to admit that given how increasingly unpopular it has begun to be to say anything positive about the game and with the DLCs not playing with the biggest strengths the main game's story had I was definitely almost forgetting why I ever held this game in such a good regard, but this final update not only gave Eivor a great ending to her story but it also reminded me of what Valhalla meant to me back in 2020 and why I will always love it. (again flaws and all)
@@IcoSonic91 this was the final update, they literally flashed "Thank you for playing!" on the screen. So I've got no more hope in store for them, nor am I ever replaying Valhalla.
@@minimimimaxiboy1 No this is the final *Content* Update meaning bug fixes can still happen, they even specified it on an article talking about the update, like i said i'm not holding out much hope they'll actually fix it at this point, I'm also pretty sure that as far as they're aware they already fixed that. "nor am I ever replaying Valhalla." Good for you? I guess?? 😂 I'm sorry you don't enjoy the game like i do. Not sure what it was about my comment simply expressing my opinion about a game that worrinted such a passive aggressive response
Thank you! As soon as the new Cormac is out and read, it will have my undivided attention. I've ordered Jane Smiley's "The Sagas of the Icelanders" as it looks to be a pretty solid overview - do you have any recs beyond that?
@@WalshieYT1 Nice coincidence. I'm waiting for my Cormac boxed set too. The Smiley book was our bible, so that's a good place to start. Focus on "Egil's Saga" and some of the shorter stories first. "The Tale of Sarcastic Hali" is amazing too. Stick with the longer works if you can -- they don't have a traditional dramatic structure, they're more like shaggy dog stories, so they don't pull you forward like a modern novel. But they have an incredible amount of amazing incident and anecdote. We tried to replicate this feeling somewhat. As far as other texts go. The Poetic Edda is crucial, the Prose Edda less so. Jackson Crawford's translation of the former was very useful, especially his version of the Havamal, the so called "Wisdom of Odin". And lastly, the Anglo-Saxon Chronicles helped with some historical detail. Have fun!
What? Why now? Just uninstall the game if you don’t like it. If you really want to know what happened in later expansions just watch a let’s-play on RUclips. Don’t force yourself into doing anything you don’t like
I agree with your analysis, I did enjoy this DLC overall and I think the dialogue was very interesting and emotionally charged and you can tell Darby had his hand alone in all of it. I definitely would have liked a lot more interaction between other characters and clearly they may have been strapped for time or budget as it was surprisingly brief, but I think they salvaged a lot of Eivor's character development for me and it is probably the best we were going to get from the generally underwhelming state of Valhalla's post launch. Definitely some interesting setup for Mirage too. At first I was afraid Roshan being confirmed alive would ruin some of the intrigue around the story, but after playing the quest I'm actually quite curious to see how her relationship between Basim evolves and what ends up driving them apart, and why she leaves the Hidden Ones for a period of time. Was a little shocked that she didn't bring up or ask about Basim at all, and he didn't even comment on seeing his mentor in the simulation even but again that just might be a budget thing. Still not overly confident in Mirage delivering incredible gameplay or anything but I am pretty invested in seeing where the narrative goes.
The budget/scope really is the sticking point. While the dialogue is virtually flawless, I can't help but find myself longing for elaboration and additional context in every single memory. Narrative really has been the most exciting thing about Mirage and the DLC only really amplified that imo (though that's kind of a given when we're yet to see gameplay) The setting is such an undefined and ripe context for an Assassin story, and there's genuinely so much MD potential in the ancestor and descendant being one and the same. Judging by interviews and development time, I expect the game to play just fine - honestly I'm pretty accepting of that so long as the story does actually deliver.
Great review, man! I felt mostly the same way. I liked all of what was present, just wish there was more to each memory as you stated. But I enjoyed its sombre and reflective tone and really loved the final two scenes. Randvi's absence was weird but i didnt really care all too much about that character rofl. As for mirage, I am definitely a little more interested in its story after both the MD set up and the Roshan quest. Still not feeling excitement or hype yet, because we havent seen anything thus far and it is being made by a new Studio with new narrative leads to the series. I have to say, it feels good not being so jaded and negative about this series anymore. I am looking forward to whatever they do next
Thanks dude. Second the Mirage thing for sure! It is strange - and nice - to be able to say with complete earnestness "I am excited for the next Assassin's Creed and the one after the one after that" lmao. I'm not entirely sure that I'm gonna love how the game plays but like you said, Roshan and the MD are very intriguing. Bordeaux save???
Well I'm at least glad this game had a cracking send off. It had a brilliant intro, the Kassandra crossover was great, the Vinland saga was lovely and this epilogue sounds super. 80% bloat, 20% brilliant. Thats about my measure of Valhalla in the end.
[Spoilers] But if you know the History you know what I'm going to say I was glad that this was released because it tied up any historical questions to do with Alfred's victory in Edington, the eventual fall of Viking Rule and Guthrum's conversion into Christianity.
Also, I don't know exactly where they said it (I think it was on Twitter) the AC page posted sth. like "have fun with the update and be excited for one final thing before the end of the year" They didn't mean this update by that. At first, I thought it would be another thing for Valhalla like NG+, but the 29 days would actually on December 27th. That's almost the end of the year. So yeah, my bet would be that we're getting the Mirage Game play reveal and release date on December 27th
Eivor spent the rest of her life learning from Odin and she lived amongst the tribe in Vinland until she passed away where they buried her and then basim showed where us where to find her remains
Loved The game. But not The ending. I hope they don't do that shit anymore of having to choose between a male and female protagonist and then they decide which one is in canon and which one is not. If Ubisoft wants a female protagonist, put a woman, period. Like in Liberty
Yeah I don't know why it's getting shit on by everyone, I think it was an original ending instead of a big battle ending for eivor, it's cool that eivor is trying to understand Odin and what happened to the isu.
I was thinking of checking this out. I haven't touched the game since the first dlc, and I'm not the biggest fan of the game after maturing from the dumb kid I was only 2 years ago. I did enjoy the main story, but by the time first dlcs rolled around it was clear to me that they just wanted it to be a live service. This little story ending chapter seems to have some semblance of effort put into the writing, and I did want some closure for Eivor. I was on the "too little too late" boat, but I figured I have the game I mine as well check this questline out.
CAN I PLEASE GET AN ANSWER ON THIS QUESTION I’VE BEEN TRYING TO GET 1 ANSWER: why is it that i completed every task required for the last chapter to be playable, yet i was only able to play shared history, i still cannot play/start the last chapter; is it a bug on xbox? deadass not even google has an answer for this question
I had this too. I was trying everything I could for hours using multiple save files and nothing worked until completing Gunnar’s wedding (blacksmith guy at the front of the settlement). It worked on two different saves so I’m assuming that’s the last box you have to tick too. Looks like they forgot to add that to the requirement list lmao
@@alucardvekkia3966 although you chose to play as the male version, in the game's story that is just a glitch in the animus. By this I mean if you play as male eivor, the female eivor is the eivor that actually existed. It would mean that basim never knew a male eivor which is why when he fast forwards the memories he sees the female eivor.
The pure fuckedup stealth in that quest really left a bad taste, how are you going to tease the player about stealth designs, only to have players immediately get detected due to pure incompetent design…
I am excited for Mirage. I am intrigued by Codename Red since it is set in Japan and I wanted an AC game in Japan for years I am curious as to who the protagonist of the Feudal Japan AC game will be. It should be named Tomoe (after Tomoe Gonzen) and should be set in Heian Period Japan, set 200-300 years after AC Valhalla, so set around the same time as AC 1.
Why? Besides, Feudal Japan technically came about during the Kamakura Period, which lasted from 1192-1333, and the Muromachi Period after THAT lasted from 1336-1573. Why would you set it before the feudal system entirely? Adding to that, Feudal Japan was a VERY long era from the 12th Century to the end of the Boshin War in the late 1860's, so we don't know when Codename Red is set during that huge length of time. (Over 600 years!)
I’m so glad that going into Mirage, Basim is just an assassin, and all the evil he did was on part of Loki, like Basim is just an assassin now and not and evil bloke who wears the robes for the sake of it
I wish they cared more about face modeling. In The Witcher 3, Triss' initial face was very similar to Roshan's, but after receiving feedback from fans, she became very attractive and unique. but in Valhalla, Roshan has just an ordinary auntie look.
Don't like Basim so I'm not buying the new assassin creed game! Also don't like that Basim lived & Ivor died in my opinion it should of been Basim died & Ivor lived. One last thing I hope they reconsider putting NG+ in the game
Real fan ranking of Dlcs and reasons: 1. Da vinci dlc: Ezio + historic 2. Bonfire of vanities: Ezio + historic 3. Battle of forli:Ezio + historic 4 and 5. Odysey chad spartan dlcs x2 6 to 15 all the other dlcs for casuals
Everyone's mad at the fact it was a calm ending to a character. This actually felt like an old AC ending. At least the ones that actually finished the characters story.
I admit was nice to have conclusion but for what we got for the wait was disappointing in a sense and knowing ţhere is no more support for the game there's no new game+ or reply value other then brand new play through
Lol
Shame we didn’t get this with bayek
@@JamesSmith-ny2gb yeah I wish we did.
It was just boring and forced… kind of like 50% of this bloated game in general
Valhalla is actually really good if you mailing the story and don’t get bogged down too much in the side content.
My only issue with it is the pacing after Sigurd is rescued.. you do so many missions that don’t benefit the main story and feels more DLC than anything. Other than that it’s good. Loved the end too
That costume they gave Eivor to wear was absolutely awful, I desperately wanted to play the cutscenes without it.
This should've been a fleshed out expansion. What's there is good, but it's so short and could've been presented better. They could've easily left out Dawn of Ragnarok and the Forgotten Saga for a more fleshed out Final Chapter imo
I was hoping it would have been slightly more fleshed out with its own trophy list
Nah forgotten saga was great
Forgotten saga = replayability = more money
@@Revan-eb1wb But not story-wise
I played male Eivor and he changed into the female one. That was very confusing. And I still did not understand why she needed to go to another country to find herself?
Great video, and I agree with your points. I loved the interactions with Aelfred, Guthrum and the others, I'm glad they got the original VAs back, in terms of tone and writing it felt a lot like the base game (Darby wrote this). I actually really liked the interactions between William and Basim, and the final bleeding effect scene. It sounds goofy in concept but Darby was really able to pull it off in an AC sort of way lol (Does the term solar flare mean anything to you?).
And yeah, the set up for Mirage's MD is smart too (William will use it to verify Basim's sincerity), looking forward to it.
Why wouldnt he know what the solar flare is?
I’m fine with a calm ending I liked it aside from the fact that it shows the canon female Eivor and your male Eivor is Odin which I understandable. But I wish there was also a scene or reasoning why they went to Vinland or at least the final moments
maybe the "seed" is a manifesto of sorts that leads the hidden ones to go public and becoming Assassins.
I think that "slay" outfit is a bug. When you equip the same outfit at the end, the feathers are black like the DLC outfit.
I wish the game was a complete story at release instead of waiting years now to be spoon fed more questions and no answers
For sure. The whole "live service" format really isn't conducive with any narrative-based game.
@@WalshieYT1 the base game was already overwhelming. So imagine adding 100+ story hours more to already exhausting 60 hours campaign at launch.....😱 I don't want imagine how nightmarish it would have been. And I disagree with you on your last part because ac odyssey is an example of how to do that very thing beautifully and correctly.
@@WalshieYT1 that’s because the series is no longer narrative based. That left the building when they introduced dialogue and sex choices. Origins while still weak in certain areas at least still had a good story (plus DLC) and Bayek as a strong character. This little DLC shows how strong an AC narrative could be again if they just let Darby write out a great story and expand characters into something great. Ubisoft doesn’t care though, they are doing the same dialogue/ sex choice shit for the Japan game. This is why old fans of AC including myself and old streamers like yourself and Lazeers criticized the direction it went because it forgoes great lore, story, and characters for shitty executed rpg elements. This DLC gives me slight hope for Mirage but without any sense of gameplay yet, I remain skeptical. I still remain skeptical because the live service plan along with rpg bullshit for Japan so I might for once finally wait for reviews before I buy because they fooled me once with AC Valhalla being a potential all out AC game when it was like 15% AC stuff and 85% boring generic Viking shit. DLC were also just boring Viking arcs.
@@mrv3509AC lore isn’t purely Assassin’s, it’s What it stands for the party’s that contributed and The purpose they are trying to achieve (peace and freedom) the Cassandra and Eivor’s arc was very important to serving that purpose. They are not longer fighting against templars, but the worlds survival as well… so that’s the modern day assassin’s prerogative now. All the Assassin’s stuff is just the history they look back on to aid them in achieving that goal. The survival or the planet. Only reason why assassins are important is because the ISU chose them to carry their will since they are more aligned in value then the Templars.
As someone who never really changed his mind on AC Valhalla and truly always did love it (flaws and all) I was definitely at least discouraged to admit that given how increasingly unpopular it has begun to be to say anything positive about the game and with the DLCs not playing with the biggest strengths the main game's story had I was definitely almost forgetting why I ever held this game in such a good regard, but this final update not only gave Eivor a great ending to her story but it also reminded me of what Valhalla meant to me back in 2020 and why I will always love it.
(again flaws and all)
I'd love it too, if they fixed the broken stealth.
@@minimimimaxiboy1 Yeah Stealth still needs a tun of work, not holding out too much hope they'll actually fix it at this point
@@IcoSonic91 this was the final update, they literally flashed "Thank you for playing!" on the screen. So I've got no more hope in store for them, nor am I ever replaying Valhalla.
@@minimimimaxiboy1 No this is the final *Content* Update meaning bug fixes can still happen, they even specified it on an article talking about the update, like i said i'm not holding out much hope they'll actually fix it at this point, I'm also pretty sure that as far as they're aware they already fixed that.
"nor am I ever replaying Valhalla." Good for you? I guess?? 😂 I'm sorry you don't enjoy the game like i do.
Not sure what it was about my comment simply expressing my opinion about a game that worrinted such a passive aggressive response
Beautiful video, Walshie. Seriously interested in your deeper investigation of ACV and the Norse Myths. Keep me posted!
Thank you! As soon as the new Cormac is out and read, it will have my undivided attention. I've ordered Jane Smiley's "The Sagas of the Icelanders" as it looks to be a pretty solid overview - do you have any recs beyond that?
@@WalshieYT1 Nice coincidence. I'm waiting for my Cormac boxed set too.
The Smiley book was our bible, so that's a good place to start. Focus on "Egil's Saga" and some of the shorter stories first. "The Tale of Sarcastic Hali" is amazing too. Stick with the longer works if you can -- they don't have a traditional dramatic structure, they're more like shaggy dog stories, so they don't pull you forward like a modern novel. But they have an incredible amount of amazing incident and anecdote. We tried to replicate this feeling somewhat.
As far as other texts go. The Poetic Edda is crucial, the Prose Edda less so. Jackson Crawford's translation of the former was very useful, especially his version of the Havamal, the so called "Wisdom of Odin". And lastly, the Anglo-Saxon Chronicles helped with some historical detail.
Have fun!
They will be read!
I agree on the outfit, it was far too over the top. Especially when I was wearing the alamut mentor gear
I'm so glad this game is finally dead, I just freed up 120+GB on my PS5
What? Why now? Just uninstall the game if you don’t like it. If you really want to know what happened in later expansions just watch a let’s-play on RUclips. Don’t force yourself into doing anything you don’t like
I feel the same way
I agree with your analysis, I did enjoy this DLC overall and I think the dialogue was very interesting and emotionally charged and you can tell Darby had his hand alone in all of it. I definitely would have liked a lot more interaction between other characters and clearly they may have been strapped for time or budget as it was surprisingly brief, but I think they salvaged a lot of Eivor's character development for me and it is probably the best we were going to get from the generally underwhelming state of Valhalla's post launch.
Definitely some interesting setup for Mirage too. At first I was afraid Roshan being confirmed alive would ruin some of the intrigue around the story, but after playing the quest I'm actually quite curious to see how her relationship between Basim evolves and what ends up driving them apart, and why she leaves the Hidden Ones for a period of time. Was a little shocked that she didn't bring up or ask about Basim at all, and he didn't even comment on seeing his mentor in the simulation even but again that just might be a budget thing. Still not overly confident in Mirage delivering incredible gameplay or anything but I am pretty invested in seeing where the narrative goes.
The budget/scope really is the sticking point. While the dialogue is virtually flawless, I can't help but find myself longing for elaboration and additional context in every single memory.
Narrative really has been the most exciting thing about Mirage and the DLC only really amplified that imo (though that's kind of a given when we're yet to see gameplay) The setting is such an undefined and ripe context for an Assassin story, and there's genuinely so much MD potential in the ancestor and descendant being one and the same. Judging by interviews and development time, I expect the game to play just fine - honestly I'm pretty accepting of that so long as the story does actually deliver.
Great review, man! I felt mostly the same way. I liked all of what was present, just wish there was more to each memory as you stated. But I enjoyed its sombre and reflective tone and really loved the final two scenes. Randvi's absence was weird but i didnt really care all too much about that character rofl.
As for mirage, I am definitely a little more interested in its story after both the MD set up and the Roshan quest. Still not feeling excitement or hype yet, because we havent seen anything thus far and it is being made by a new Studio with new narrative leads to the series.
I have to say, it feels good not being so jaded and negative about this series anymore. I am looking forward to whatever they do next
Thanks dude. Second the Mirage thing for sure! It is strange - and nice - to be able to say with complete earnestness "I am excited for the next Assassin's Creed and the one after the one after that" lmao. I'm not entirely sure that I'm gonna love how the game plays but like you said, Roshan and the MD are very intriguing. Bordeaux save???
@@WalshieYT1 Bordeaux save AC, Quebec Ruin next year
Well I'm at least glad this game had a cracking send off. It had a brilliant intro, the Kassandra crossover was great, the Vinland saga was lovely and this epilogue sounds super. 80% bloat, 20% brilliant. Thats about my measure of Valhalla in the end.
[Spoilers] But if you know the History you know what I'm going to say
I was glad that this was released because it tied up any historical questions to do with Alfred's victory in Edington, the eventual fall of Viking Rule and Guthrum's conversion into Christianity.
It was underwhelming for me, not worth the wait.
Also, I don't know exactly where they said it (I think it was on Twitter) the AC page posted sth. like "have fun with the update and be excited for one final thing before the end of the year" They didn't mean this update by that. At first, I thought it would be another thing for Valhalla like NG+, but the 29 days would actually on December 27th. That's almost the end of the year. So yeah, my bet would be that we're getting the Mirage Game play reveal and release date on December 27th
Thank god it’s over now we can move on to the more anticipated titles
The Last Insult, no NG+.
I didn't even KNOW there was a final chapter - thanks.
Eivor spent the rest of her life learning from Odin and she lived amongst the tribe in Vinland until she passed away where they buried her and then basim showed where us where to find her remains
Loved The game. But not The ending. I hope they don't do that shit anymore of having to choose between a male and female protagonist and then they decide which one is in canon and which one is not. If Ubisoft wants a female protagonist, put a woman, period. Like in Liberty
Here's the thing: The developers have been trying to do that for years, but kept getting pushback from executives time and time again.
I’m personally glad this games life cycle came to an end
Wow Hamish great video!
The outfit is broken. I don't think they'll fix it.
Pls tell me the name of the music in 1:20 second
I loved this update so much , Very relaxed and Gets to the point !
Yeah I don't know why it's getting shit on by everyone, I think it was an original ending instead of a big battle ending for eivor, it's cool that eivor is trying to understand Odin and what happened to the isu.
I was thinking of checking this out. I haven't touched the game since the first dlc, and I'm not the biggest fan of the game after maturing from the dumb kid I was only 2 years ago. I did enjoy the main story, but by the time first dlcs rolled around it was clear to me that they just wanted it to be a live service. This little story ending chapter seems to have some semblance of effort put into the writing, and I did want some closure for Eivor. I was on the "too little too late" boat, but I figured I have the game I mine as well check this questline out.
We still dont know why eivor ended up in Vinland? I just wanted to know why she is burried there..
I just looked at your channel yesterday and said to myself "I wonder when Walshie will upload again" lol
Pretty sure apple of eden has been referred to as seed before... I mean that's what apples are anyway seeds to grow more tree's
Ivor? Her?😂😂😂
CAN I PLEASE GET AN ANSWER ON THIS QUESTION I’VE BEEN TRYING TO GET 1 ANSWER: why is it that i completed every task required for the last chapter to be playable, yet i was only able to play shared history, i still cannot play/start the last chapter; is it a bug on xbox?
deadass not even google has an answer for this question
I had this too. I was trying everything I could for hours using multiple save files and nothing worked until completing Gunnar’s wedding (blacksmith guy at the front of the settlement). It worked on two different saves so I’m assuming that’s the last box you have to tick too.
Looks like they forgot to add that to the requirement list lmao
Question...i played the entire game as male Eivor, will this DLC force me into female Eivor?
Female eivor is the canon character
@@tareefpierre9971 not really answering my question
@@alucardvekkia3966 although you chose to play as the male version, in the game's story that is just a glitch in the animus. By this I mean if you play as male eivor, the female eivor is the eivor that actually existed. It would mean that basim never knew a male eivor which is why when he fast forwards the memories he sees the female eivor.
@@alucardvekkia3966 did that help?
@@tareefpierre9971 ah ok, I get it, thanks
will william miles be the one in the animus for mirage? and if so do you imagine what that would be ( a black flag story )
No. It's very likely that Basim is the one in the Animus for Mirage.
Is He or she??
The pure fuckedup stealth in that quest really left a bad taste, how are you going to tease the player about stealth designs, only to have players immediately get detected due to pure incompetent design…
I am so let down. I thought there would be a full quest like allllllll the other dlcs it was a wrap up. Not even worth it.
How did you play it early
It was surprise released yesterday, you can play it now, too
I am excited for Mirage. I am intrigued by Codename Red since it is set in Japan and I wanted an AC game in Japan for years
I am curious as to who the protagonist of the Feudal Japan AC game will be. It should be named Tomoe (after Tomoe Gonzen) and should be set in Heian Period Japan, set 200-300 years after AC Valhalla, so set around the same time as AC 1.
Why? Besides, Feudal Japan technically came about during the Kamakura Period, which lasted from 1192-1333, and the Muromachi Period after THAT lasted from 1336-1573. Why would you set it before the feudal system entirely? Adding to that, Feudal Japan was a VERY long era from the 12th Century to the end of the Boshin War in the late 1860's, so we don't know when Codename Red is set during that huge length of time. (Over 600 years!)
I’m so glad that going into Mirage, Basim is just an assassin, and all the evil he did was on part of Loki, like Basim is just an assassin now and not and evil bloke who wears the robes for the sake of it
I really hoped some closure for Eivors life in Vinland or something, cutscenes were awesome but somehow i felt that they left us hanging 🤔
I just can't wait for mirage to be out so we can hopefully have good assassin's Creed games back
This ending was like "I am going to America"...yeah we knew that but WHY!
"Because I am in my zen phase"...ffs
I wish they cared more about face modeling. In The Witcher 3, Triss' initial face was very similar to Roshan's, but after receiving feedback from fans, she became very attractive and unique. but in Valhalla, Roshan has just an ordinary auntie look.
Don't like Basim so I'm not buying the new assassin creed game! Also don't like that Basim lived & Ivor died in my opinion it should of been Basim died & Ivor lived. One last thing I hope they reconsider putting NG+ in the game
honestly why are we even bothering
I finally uninstalled this game tonight
Well the fact that this made the most money explains why
Real fan ranking of Dlcs and reasons:
1. Da vinci dlc: Ezio + historic
2. Bonfire of vanities: Ezio + historic
3. Battle of forli:Ezio + historic
4 and 5. Odysey chad spartan dlcs x2
6 to 15 all the other dlcs for casuals
Poor attempt at gatekeeping here.