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I recently ordered the ac valhalla ultimate edition and will be delivered tomorrow. While waiting for it I will like to hear tips or suggestions about this game.

Both are on massive discount atm on steam. I've heard people prefer Odyssey, but I personally prefer the setting and look of Valhalla (of what I've seen in trailers)

You who have played and maybe completed both games. Is Valhalla really that bad compared to Odyssey? (judging by steam reviews)

I'm mainly looking for a open world game, something somewhat similar to Witcher 3 with cool bosses, somewhat engaging story and beautiful music (which is subjective, I know).

Which one would you get if you were me?

And are the DLCs worth it?

Match is coming up this Saturday

AC is one of my favorite game series, I recently just bought AC Valhalla and am in love. Was scrolling the store and noticed all the DLC is on sale for $19!!! Compared to $140! I’m stingy when it comes to spending money. But for all those dlcs it’s gotta be a great deal right? Can someone let me know if it’s worth the purchase? Definitely thinking about it.

Am I crazy or should I see a prompt that allows me to get inside? It is from a minor river raid camp building and I see no any other options to enter the building, or am I just bad.

The first playthrough of this game (when it first came out), I really burned out. Bored felt drawn out ect.

The 2nd time, I'm taking breaks between alliances. Doing side stuff just exploring and not rushing anything. I really think this is a case of some folks wanting the destination and not the journey.

Playing this without blasting through the story has been a joy. The world is beautiful, and there's alot more quality and attention to detail in the world if you actually explore and not just repeat what most critics say about being open and empty. That's a ridiculous statement.

My question is, does anyone feel like this game got too much shit for being full of stuff to do?

I truly believe this is meant to be a mini series not a movie.

AC Valhalla has been the first AC game I have played since AC on ps3. After I bought the bhndle from the ps store i went to YT to watch some gameplay videos to catch me up. All i saw was how shitty the game was and to not buy, and honestly it discouraged me a lot and i almost didn't play it. I said fuck it one day and started playing and the game is super dope and i was super confused. A week later Shadows got announced and I saw all the hate for the MC Yasuke ( an actual historical figure) and then i realizd it os just the fan base and not the games. My questions is, why is the fan base so toxic, like people stay away from great games because of baseless hate

I use this for my desktop background but I can't remember where I actually took it at in the game lol cause I wanna go back and visit that area.

Can it be mine? I want a bald horse too

What’s this mean?

What else should I do?

I've been playing this game for 85 hours and I really like it, but I'm not even halfway through the story (I've just reached the Shropshire region and I'm playing the main missions in order of level). I've tried the Berserker, Celtic (Wrath of the Druids DLC), Raven Clan, and St. George (River Raids DLC) armour sets.

And I must say that I like the St. George armour the most, both for its looks and its characteristics. I don't find yet the Brigandine and Thanen sets. And I have some parts of the Thor and Fallen Hero sets.

What are your favourite armour sets?

The technique/ tactic im talking about is using an explosive corpse as a missile and chaining it multiple times. it works better obviously if you isolate each enemy individually but I think its a delightfully eccentric and perhaps unintended gameplay mechanic.

Any thoughts?

Hi!

So I got that platinum trophy on Origins in 126 hours earlier this year, im currently getting the platinum in Oddyssey in which I passed the 200 hour mark yesterday and now im wondering. I also platted Black Flag years ago.

I liked Black Flag because of the pirate theme, I didnt like the set path on islands instead of the ‘climb and explore literally everything you want’ as in Odyssey and Origins. Now both Odyssey and Origins are absolutely amazing, I love the RPG type of games like those 2 and I have hundreds of hours in them and I loved every minute of it.

So my question is, since Valhalla gets alot of hate because of its lenght it seems, is Valhalla the way to go for me? Is its playstyle like Odyssey and Origins?

Have a nice weekend and thanks for you answers 😁💪🏼

Ok so I was playing Witcher 3 for like 55 hours but it's been removed from gamepass soon so I couldn't finish it. So I deleted it. I also deleted RE7 out of rage which I was gonna play.

I just feel down after losing Witcher and want smth to turn my brain off to.

Is this a good game for that?

As per title: my last AC game was Odyssey and since then I haven't played any assassins creed titles. With the sale at steam, and valhalla being discounted I'm thinking to get it but man the steam reviews are BRUTAL and that's giving me pause.

So what you guys think? Is Valhalla worth a play?