Why Assassin's Creed Odyssey Is Misunderstood

[@JayTrxpGaming]

The Real Ac Fans Meme Is Golden Lol. AC fans either love or hate rpg creed lol.

[@KesslersArcade]

I just had to tell the truth on that one but in a funny way😂

[@pixelcount350]

The crazy part is people really had the same hate for a lot of these older titles that were out at the time. They then changed their tone once Assassin's Creed gets updated with a new game.

[@KesslersArcade]

@@pixelcount350 that’s just fans being toxic the AC community can be very weirdly divided when new AC Titles comes out they’ll defend the old games they hated. I just find it funny but I always try to be open with all the games and what themes they’re telling.

[@unicorntomboy9736]

It's not an Assassin's Creed game

[@KesslersArcade]

Yeah I wouldn’t have labeled it as an Assassin’s Creed game it should’ve been more of a spin-off but set in and connected to the AC Universe

[@carlisle6831]

Yeah I’m going to have to disagree with this. The RPG elements are tacked on and don’t make sense from a lore perspective (even tho this game doesn’t care for the lore lmao) how can the animus know the exact location of all the npc’s, boats, wildlife etc but doesn’t know the exact responses kassandra made? The game even spits in the face of Origins when it comes to the leap of faith where it’s heavily implied that Bayek is the one who was the person who is responsible for making it an Assassin thing when teaching it to his son yet somehow kassandra just does it without any reason or explanation. This game has so little to do with Assassins creed but it was the only way Ubisoft could market this game to people

[@KesslersArcade]

I loved the game but I would say it would’ve been better as a spin-off connected to the AC Universe but not labeled as an AC game. With regards to the animus it’s just a simulation of what Kassandra experience and won’t always be 100% accurate. Definitely agree on the leap of faith aspect.

[@BlorgusBlunt]

It's not a good assasins creed game it's a good game 👌

[@KesslersArcade]

@@BlorgusBlunt that's one way of putting it

[@BlorgusBlunt]

@@KesslersArcade for real I've dumped around 400 hours into the game even started a complete new game from scratch no plus game

[@mrmayoreplays8095]

I forgor all of the greek mythology I learned

[@KesslersArcade]

It’s one of those things I won’t forget since I grew up with it.

[@pixelcount350]

That's what i feel about Valhalla in reference to your title. It's right up there with 1, Revelations, 3, 4, Rouge, Unity and Origins for me.

[@KesslersArcade]

I highly enjoy the new games but I’ll always respect the classics more.

[@1800mexicano]

I think origins is the best AC RPG. Odyssey and Valhalla are just fine

[@KesslersArcade]

That’s a fair opinion

[@jaieregilmore971]

Not trying to be a sexist or anything but I always prefer playing as alexios and the male Evior in Valhalla due to the Olympic Games mission because in history women wasn’t allowed to play in the games. As Evior you can tell Ubisoft was marketing for the male Viking evior to be canon but change there mind but what really got me is the Norse isu reborn in there respective gender and make sense for Odin to be female at all.

[@KesslersArcade]

Well got to leave it to Ubisoft to be confusing and not be upfront about it.

[@Neumii]

mmh don't think misunderstood... Ubisoft gives their teams waaay too little time for new games to be made.. Not to mention that Ubi doesn't even understand their own storyline. I didn't even feel like I was playing AC. To me the real AC died when Desmond died, which was the dumbest decision, imo. Altough I loved the games til Origins. I actually liked Bayek as a character. Modern day was ass after 3 tho lol.

[@KesslersArcade]

Definitely agree the present day story is boring and needs major improvements. I think Ubisoft should take three maybe four years to release the next game. As long as we don't go back to yearly releases.