ASSASSIN'S CREED VALHALLA Dawn Of Ragnarok SECRET ENDING | Havi started the Ragnarok

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In Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Dawn of Ragnarök, the most ambitious expansion in franchise history, Eivor must embrace their destiny as Odin, the Norse god of Battle and Wisdom.
Unleash new divine powers as you embark on a desperate quest through a breathtaking world.
Complete a legendary Viking saga and save your son.
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[@jebgray151]

I wish there was another dlc coming out and it could be about ragnarok like the actual war

[@jimsus69]

There is.. a free dlc about his trip to hellhiem, but I know what u mean I agree I was hoping for their take on the catastrophe.. but in the real life mythology.. Baldr was still alive at ragnarok and avenged Odin by killing Fenrir, then I think Jormangandr killed Baldr, the Baldrs mother Frigga avenged her son.. so assassins creed have done their own version.. it's not true to the actual mythology. So they kind of messed up the actual war part a bit. But I was hoping they'd do their version of it anyway. Cos the original first Odin memory bit still feels unfinished. So the hellheim dlc coming soon really has alot to live up to. You should check out the true stories they're very interesting.. there's a quite a few telling of those tales on KZbin

[@thienchi1157]

@@jimsus69 Thats not correct at all. Baldr was long dead by the time of Ragnarok. Vidarr the god of vengeance, avenged Odin by killing Fenrir . Jormungandr killed Thor. Loki and Heimdall killed each other. After Ragnarok, Baldr was freed from Helheim and returned to the land of the living.

[@thienchi1157]

@@jimsus69 I mean you gotta be high af to say Baldr was killed by Jormungandr. Everybody knows that Baldr was killed by a mistletoe arrow, GoW 4 even created their own version of this story. Jormungandr was Thor archenemy and they were destined to kill each other in Ragnarok.

[@bluemalou7]

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[@maxm.m.7219]

​@@jimsus69I think it's because 'Ragnarok' in the AC universe was just another one of the extinction events of the Isu. All of the Norse mythology stuff is just a filter shown to Eivor to make her see Odin's memories in a way she could comprehend. The major Frost Giants we met are actually Jupiter(Suttungr), Juno(Hyrrokin), and Minerva, and Aletheia(I think this is Angrboda).

[@Erikjust]

"I will not forget one line of this, not one day i swear, I will always remember when the Doctor was me." Ops wrong franchise but it does seem that the writers of this is doctor who fans.

[@ObsidianAngiris]

So Odin caused the solar flare that started the Great Catastrophe

[@ManojYadav-fg7rb]

Yup

[@macmiller9510]

What an idiot right

[@BlackStorks]

Idk how is that even possible. Did he drop a nuke on the sun in reality that caused the flares I guess we'll never know

[@xehanorterra1122]

How does Odin Beating Ra with his sword cause the catastrophe

[@yn4l.jankkyyent650]

@@xehanorterra1122 he’s not really odin he’s an isu but this is how eivor sees the isu as gods

[@unexpected6030]

It's not secret ending once you done final boss fight the game itself tell you to go there

[@lucashampton6269]

So how did Odin cause the solar flare? That's what I'm not getting. I know this whole thing is the story of the Isu trying to avoid their doom told through the lense of myth, so there has to be a "real world" explanation for what actually happened. If Odin caused it, then why didn't any of the calculations and simulations point to him being the cause? There would only need to be one solution, prevent Odin from causing it. Unless they just mean Odin's actions are the reason the Jotun invade Asgard. But they talk like thats not the case. I'd love to see what actually happened, without the lense of myth. Also nice Doctor Who line there Ubisoft 🤣

[@Vader91]

So I just finished playing dawn of Ragnarok yesterday and holy shit the great catastrophe is Odin's fault a god wow did not see that coming

[@rohanventerr]

And this is why i said we might get another dlc in the future

[@christiancotter9787]

Did anyone else see the little doctor who regeneration reference in his speech

[@xehanorterra1122]

Wait…….did this scene just confirmed that both Juno and Baldr can return in the future

[@artoriusrex6370]

Yes and I don't remember where but there's a note that indicates the different stages of Ragnarok including Odin's Death and Fenrir Swallows the Moon. And the last stage is : Baldr's Resurrection

[@xehanorterra1122]

@@artoriusrex6370 that actually reassuring given how we barely got any for of personality from Balder in this dlc. Hopefully Ubisoft can make this interesting cause I do wanna see what Hel, Jormmungader and fenrir look like as isu

[@kesdasan3603]

Now all the Assassin's that we played will be Baldur's descendants..nice

[@xehanorterra1122]

@@kesdasan3603 apparently there been some theory going around say they are the descendants of fenrir lol

[@gruggyo]

Too bad juno got killed off in a comic lol

[@stevenfoxer947]

Is there another making of the DlC in play here?

[@pupRipley]

I start this game new and after end this do I have to start new game to go back?

[@hashansugu]

Guessing that final line was inspired from Doctor Who? 😂

[@nightchild90]

I thought that when played I knew it 🤣

[@The_Demon_Beelzebub]

3:51 did they really have to rip off doctor who?

[@alialinejad]

What’s happen after loki escaped When we fight?

[@jjs1300000]

How do you get this ending?

[@TheQuatum]

Odin, his own worst enemy.

[@pinseekergaming4760]

He was the villain. I thought it was epic to play as Villain in the series really goes to show how powerful they where. Evior on the other hand she was a hero. And defeated odin and suppressed him from taking the wheel. Basim on the other hand failed loki took over him.

[@Yusa25]

in the end eivor became Odin withe dpeech he held on the rooftop

[@kevinfromsales6842]

Hyrrokin's dialogue is pretty f**king stupid in this scene. Why would she be talking to Odin like that? Makes no sense to me. He was trying to save his son. Her dialogue and just the way she sounds in this conversation makes her seem like a completely different person from the Jotunheim arc.

[@jimsus69]

She never liked Odin. She just used him and manipulated him to save her own husband. Aeita. Father of Alethia aka Angrboda the Jotun witch and Greek staff lady You realise Hyrrokin is really Juno.. the hater and nemesis of ALL human kind right?

[@kevinfromsales6842]

@@jimsus69 I'm not that familiar with the lore so no. I'm sure I saw somewhere that she was actually Juno but I didn't realize it when I encountered her in Jotunheim.

[@JayTrxpGaming]

@@kevinfromsales6842 you have to replay the old AC games Juno was basically the antagonists to Desmond and ezio

[@jimsus69]

@@kevinfromsales6842 I thought u might recognise her voice.. she was in Rogue Black Flag Syndicate and tonnes of other ac games.. and it's always been the same voice actor.. plus she always mentions freeing her beloved.. like she does in origins and odyssey etc

[@kevinfromsales6842]

@@jimsus69 haha its been a long ass time since ive played those games so i dont think i wouldve remembered her voice. most recent game i played that has juno in it is odyssey and shes in it for like a minute i think lol

[@DevMode951]

Yep this is the ending i got

[@pinseekergaming4760]

I told you odin was the villain.

[@bigpappabird__670]

Wait that was a secret ending? Got it first play through by accident

[@lillianrose454]

Not secret it tells you to go to a shelter after the final boss fight I played it twice 🤷‍♀️ Same result

[@bigpappabird__670]

@@lillianrose454 oh ok

[@jimsus69]

Some people quit it after the credits and don't play on

[@lando1224]

Not really secret it’s just that Odin says to himself that he has to go to the shelter, but there’s no quest for it. I almost missed what he said because I was talking to a friend but saw the the subtitles about the shelter

[@dallinnevitt_444]

I went to the shelter and did t get this

[@r3l1csvk]

but beating surtur at the end,so how i can this ending? its mid-credits or? (asking if i shall pass credits via Skip or not)

[@AJG1999]

Bro just fast travel to the safe place of the dwarfs, you know. I think it was in the one on the left of the map, but if is not just fast travel to all of them, and you will see it is very easy.

[@NinetyAlive]

Go to the Treasury hall Shelter after credits end/skip and you'll get this ending.

[@r3l1csvk]

got it,i was simply caught off-guard which of the two scenes is the secret ending and why i called like that

[@daltonpage1319]

Is Odin the bad guy or Loki i get confused

[@pinseekergaming4760]

Both of them. Odin was the tyrant dark Lord of his time. Juno is " herkkon" in ac valhalla and the main antagonist of the series but at the time In the isu world she was not yet fully the head dark Queen odin was in her way. Once she worked her magic to get him out of the way, She would then go on to become the main antagonist of the series which we've seen since assassins creed one. However odin was able to cheat his death but hasn't been able to reform himself like Loki was in basim Loki has his reasons for being a villain but he also caused his own problems That were unjustified.

[@Apache32D]

I miss being an assassin

[@dante6563]

I dont

[@redraptor7950]

Eivor has similar ideals to the Hidden ones, that you don't know how to play stealth is another situation xd

[@youngking3357]

We can't use the ability on england

[@redraptor7950]

No, would it be too illogical unless Eivor by reliving these memories knew the location of the Hugr Rip and obtain the real one with Isu aspect

[@MizzterFu]

So Eivor became Odin right?

[@jimsus69]

no, if u complete the main game u see he denies Odin and says he was "nothing but a fly in my ear" basically Odin is like a vestigial twin lol he's a stowaway in Eivors dna, sometimes when twins are still eggs, they can merge and become one, sometimes known as a true Gemini ♊ aka the twins. but Odin and Eivor battle for dominance of the body. like two drivers fighting over the wheel.

[@MizzterFu]

@@jimsus69 Yeah but this DLC takes place after the main game and at the end of this once you wake up again(you’re supposed to wake up 2 times. One before finishing the dlc and after), The way Eivor is talking makes it seem like he finally embraced Odin but at the same time, there’s no certainty behind it. Felt very anti-climatic. I very much enjoyed the dynamic between them in the main game but this kinda makes things weird. On one side, it takes away that whole arc of Eivor denying Odin but its also very intriguing playing as, essentially, an ISU. Not just any isu either, but the one that caused the great catastrophe. Valhalla DLCs have kinda ruined Eivor for me. Ireland had an excuse cuz it takes place before mostly everything but SoP takes places 10 years after and Eivor just degrades instead of developing and in DoR, it feels half assed and im not quite sure whats the situation.

[@natchu96]

@@jimsus69 The "Sage" genetic reincarnation technique seems to more or less embed isu genetic memory into the gene pool in order to eventually produce an individual with a natural bleeding effect, of sorts, causing the memories and personality traits of the later human and the isu ancestor to entangle, one possibly consuming the other. Eivor essentially had to make a clean break from the thought patterns of Odin/Havi the way Desmond had to with Altair and Ezio.

[@jimsus69]

@@natchu96 tbh I thought altier and ezio were the worst characters ever and rheir stories even more so.. but the team learned and got better over time and with experience in story writing.. But have u ever heard of inherent memories? We all have them.. it's where our instincts come from.. whether we remember it clearly or not.. it's how we breathe and instinctively know how to survive.. And it's what the Animus apparently extracts.. inherent memories.. When our father sprays his seed part of him goes with it.. and we inherit our strengths and instincts and traits from the strongest chromosomes.. Basically our strongest traits are chosen and passed to the offspring.. Well sometimes.. sometimes people get the worst ones by mistake, its not an exact science.. sometimes the worst traits are still the most dominant.. but it is why children sometimes look like one parent and not the other.. dominant genes. It's what meditation is all about.. channeling the spirit, hugr, or "soul" and our soul is made up of many past creatures.. mostly ape.. but it all comes down to germs.. we're like amoebas in the grand of scale of the cosmos.. we're all just a layer of the earth 🌎 a living layer like skin.. 👍 we're the universe experiencing itself.

[@jimsus69]

@@MizzterFu you're not paying attention at all.. The dawn of ragnarok dlc is Odins memory.. an ancestors memory.. it has nothing to do with Eivor so I don't know what ur talking about how do u think it happened later? It didn't. It happened centuries and centuries BEFORE Eivor existed.

[@arifristanto1218]

how much DLC for valhalla, please bring back assassin's, just like the era of ezio. why didn't Ubisoft make assassin's in the middle east.

[@redraptor7950]

The Assassins are still present only that this expansion is based more than 72,000 years before the events of Origins and at that time there were no Assassins

[@redraptor7950]

And if you don't like it, just don't buy it and stop crying over something unreal, Valhalla simply takes care of reviving a theme forgotten by too many games by the repetitive and tired "Templar kills X important person in the life of the protagonist, he becomes an Assassin and that would be all xd" Even dealing more with the Isu than with the Assassin vs Templar war, recent games have also handled these sorts of things like the rise of the Templars and the spread of the Hidden Ones around the world, please friend let the franchise evolve, the same people as they were the ones who really they are killing the franchise and not for this type of content for the franchise

[@natchu96]

...there _is_ an assassins in the middle east game. It's called Assassin's Creed.

[@natchu96]

@@redraptor7950 I'm all for deepening and evolving the lore, and an RPG format isn't inherently _bad_ if done well, but it's the combat and imagery taking a turn for the fantastical more than the grounded/sci-fi that makes me think some things should be dialed back a bit. Like this DLC story could've been told straight as it actually were in the past, as could the similar scenes in the main campain, or the Atlantis DLC of Odyssey. They chose to do a mythical fantasy reskin instead, with a thin but believable excuse, which really only points to Ubisoft wanting to make RPGs in a narrative/aesthetic genre that the franchise had traditionally not fit into, yet still wanting to use the brand name for exposure. The series damn sure needed some reworking after all this time, I can only agree with you there, but I seriously doubt a nordic warrior doing flashy combat maneuvers with a burning axe or hallucinations of a god transforming into stuff while killing giants and monsters is the first thing on _anyone's_ mind when they see the words "Assassin's Creed" on a box cover. It technically fits the setting, yes, but only to the same extent that humans and gorillas are both technically apes. Dealing with very different beasts here.

[@redraptor7950]

@@natchu96 Absolutely everything is in the story friend, nothing is left loose since the game explains to you most of the time why the mythological part is there (which is not so Mythological) and it would already be the work of the player find the answer and not just criticize just because "it doesn't make sense" why if every fanciful thing within AC has had an explanation always linking the Isu In addition, these gods had already confirmed their existence since Assassins Creed 2 with the glyphs that showed these deities with artifacts from the First Civilization So seeing this is nothing to write home about, you simply have to look for the answer to all this