Assassins Creed Odyssey

Don't forget the ones with forking arrows. They're quests based on the protag's decision / action. Other than xp and money, they offer some insights of other chars and do not impact the main story. 

I'm not sure if this is legit or not, but one of the "hidden trophies" in Episode 2 First Blade is apparently called Growing Up: Start A Family. Interesting? Though, it's probably not meant to be taken literally?

Damn have been deliberately ignoring those, will start doing them as I am just wandering around clearing things and killing time till NG+

Ohh i don't know, i've no got nvm played the dlc but ppl saying it looks exactly like that with the guy in the dlc having a son/daughter depending on your characters gender, then your char meant to be smiling at them etc in scenes even if you no interested.

So far it all points to a forced romance for a bloodline to happen but hopefully they given it more thought than "ppl will like this cause i do" cause i can't think of many more reasons to annoy ppl than to force that kind of situation on to there character.

Hopefully it no that though cause if these boards anything to go by pitchforks will be out, be interesting i guess 😁😁

For me, she is so underused I don't care about her. She needs more screentime.

Yeah, I think Layla is related to Kass/Alexios. I sure would not want to play a game as Layla. 

I love Odyssey, but if the next game is heavy on the modern day plot and Layla then I'm skipping it. AC is interesting because of the freedom to explore a past culture, not because of the so-so sci-fi plot.

And I hope that trophy will not mean Alexios/Kassandra are forced into a relationship. The ability to play a gay Spartan was a big selling point for me, I don't want the DLC to ruin that...

I found another way to quote without the weird string of numbers/letters obsidion Gryphon.

Question what do you guys think of the forced level scaling with well everything including enemies civilians chickens and the rest ?

Do you like it or not ?

The scaling doesn't bother me tbh, when i first started i died alot but that was more down to me being new an learning the skills,enemies an movement than anything else, right now my Kass is a hybrid Archer/Assassin who can either wipe a full fort out in stealth 1 hit assassinating everything or by using a bow, an thats just using legendary gear set, i read min/maxing just using epic makes you even more powerful but i've no tried as legendary sets do me fine.

I still die, especially in conquest, because i've only got 1 segment of health due to the engraving i use but even then when i do i know it was my own fault because instead of dodging i was going for another hit.

Scaling the chickens is just stupid though, if tbh somewhat funny, they wee bstrds are deadly

As i said earlier i started another 2 chars, one warrior an one pure assassin, i've no cleared that beginner island faster than what i did with the 2h warrior an im eager to see what he liie with a full skill set but i've got the benefit of knowing how to play now an what skills to pick an aim for early on.

I can see why it annoys some but all i can say to them is learn your skills, pick your targets, use ikaros religously an plan your attacks, the game can seem harder i suppose than previous installments but it not really, i've read ppl cant one hit ppl with assassination an all i can say is make sure your weapons are always upto date an are you picking the correct skills cause my other Kass who only lvl 26 can one shot everything in a fort apart from the polemarch who after an attempt needs only a few stabs to die.

So, an this probably sound bad, scaling isn't a problem tbh ppl are, ppl probably not building there char properly, ppl not turning down difficulty if to hard for them an ppl rushing in without thought or plan expecting to survive.

Scaling isn't a problem but i understand if Ubisoft puts a toggle in to turn it of

I just downloaded AC Origins and wanted to make sure it would run on my computer since melbella couldn't get it to run on hers and so far so good. I'm going back to finish things up in Odyssey before I continue farther in Origins but I'm not sure I like the way Origins begins, with us starting to fight a list of guys on a "cult-looking" menu. It'd be nice to have a little background on the guy we are playing, his motivations, and such. I've read up on him a bit so I have an idea but I feel kind of thrown in the middle of the story (and I guess that is what is happening). I'd have liked an introduction to the place, guy, and story.

In Odyssey, I'm at 99% so am looking to get it to 100%. I never finished Marco's questline so I'll do that and I know I have missed some waypoints but not sure those things will help me get to 100%.