Soldato
You rushing it. I played 54 hours and only done 25%
To be fair though, I take my time and for the moment playing something else as well.
Assassin's Creed Odyssey
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To be fair though, I take my time and for the moment playing something else as well.
Caporegime
It got the Discovery Tour added this week. Looking forward to having a mooch about. The one in Origins was great.
It took me until about 110 hours before I had completed the story but I took everything at my own pace and spent a lot of time bounty hunter, hunting. The DLC I think added another good 45 hours of game time for me. I haven't even completed the third chapter yet so I am speculating each chapter taking me about 10-15 hours
PSA you can turn up the FOV beyond 115% by manually modifying the ACOdyssey.ini file in the documents folder of the game (setting is called FOVScale). Running it at 145% and it's great! Only sad I didn't think about it earlier. Now if only there was a way to get better long-distance lod models, the game would be perfect!
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I keep looking at this and want it, despite having a backlog that would take me years to finish. But the Gold edition for about £28 is a steal, right?
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I'm not far off 80 hours I think and I'm about 81 percent ish done. Im starting to get really bored with it now.
Soldato
100 hrs here. I was getting bored then decided to ignore the repetitive side quests and plough on with the story. Much more interesting now.
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Is there any word on where the next title will be set? I'd imagine Rome would be ripe for a game at some stage, but doubt they'd do that straight after Greece.
Vikings, sadly. I was hoping for Rome too. Anything snow-themed I just glaze over immediately, for some reason it just bores me immensely.
https://www.gamereactor.eu/report-assassins-creed-is-heading-into-the-viking-age/
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I wouldn’t have minded one set in 1800’s New York. A kind of gangs of New York feel to it.
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Ah, interesting - I was going to say I could see Vikings or China (due to plenty of mythology). If it's a Viking one I'm sure they won't limit it just to Scandinavia - after all, the Vikings went as far as North America and all around Europe, so they could have a lot of different options.
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I hope they include England in it. Exploring the likes of Wessex and Mercia would be awesome.
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Yeah, I was primarily thinking of some invasion of the Isles, though as they've already had a game set in England I'm not sure they'd go back (even though it's a very different time period).
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Sailing across the North Sea in a longboat, rocking up at Lindisfarne and ruthlessly slaughtering dozens of innocent priests and nicking the churches gold in the name of Odin, sounds like a great, albeit slightly blasphemous way to spend a quiet afternoon.
I would really love to see a South American one, during the Spanish conquest era with Aztec empire as backdrop. Could be made to be a good story IMO with Templar's being the one urging the Spanish to carry out the conquests with the backdrop being they know Aztec's have pieces of Eden etc.
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It seems I’m not the only one who enjoys AC games more for the environments and setting than the actual game itself.
I like them for both but the gameworlds really are superb, the discovery tours in the games are amazing.
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I can't believe we haven't had China or India in a "proper" release. Those lands are rich in the sort of culture that befits these new AC games especially. I'm wondering if they might come next gen once this "antiquity" trilogy is done. They might move over to Asia for a trilogy in China, India and Japan.