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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Jan 14, 2019 5:54:37 GMT
I still want an Assassin's Creed based in medieval Japan. It's a series about assassins, and yet they have not made a game involving one of the most famous kind: shinobi. It would even fit being able to choose your sex since kunoichi were an accepted thing and trained in the same arts males were. Heck, between that and the inconspicuous roles they would often take to complete their missions they were in ways more feared than male ninjas.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Jan 14, 2019 5:57:32 GMT
Anyway, so far seems my question about the best Deimos seems to be at a tie leaning towards Alexios.
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Post by colfoley on Jan 14, 2019 5:58:37 GMT
I still want an Assassin's Creed based in medieval Japan. It's a series about assassins, and yet they have not made a game involving one of the most famous kind: shinobi. It would even fit being able to choose your sex since kunoichi were an accepted thing and trained in the same arts males were. Heck, between that and the inconspicuous roles they would often take to complete their missions they were in ways more feared than male ninjas. I know if it is set in Japan my fiancee will probably beat me to the pre order.
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Post by Element Zero on Jan 14, 2019 5:58:45 GMT
That’s the type of hero I prefer, too. This was a cool change of pace for AC, but I hope we get to return to our human protagonists going forward. Very few things done by the earlier protagonists were impossible in and of themselves. Parkour professionals are amazing to watch. It’s more a question of stamina and repetition. A real person can’t scale walls all day, non-stop. You can only drop 20 ft onto a dude so many times before your joints are shot. Odyssey was cool, but I want my human protagonist and my Assassins v Templars stories. Origins was the start of the fantasy nonsense. Bayek was a normal human, but he inexplicably had flaming/poisoned weapons and the like. The flaming, undead horse looks awesome, but it looks awesome for a fantasy game. That’s not my type of thing in AC. I want a somewhat more grounded experience for AC. Ubisoft is probably making a killing on microtransactions via their Store, so I’m sure we’re stuck with magic weapons, inventory management and the other garbage for the long haul. Just give me a human, a hidden blade and a couple of mundane tools and weapons and I’m thrilled. Well I think you can dip your weapons in poison. But yeah the flaming weapons are ridicilious. I’d have been fine if that were the mechanism. We’ve been using poison in AC since AC2. It wasn’t, though. The weapons just magically poison anyone hit by them. They were even more powerful in Origins, too, since the “poisoned” status was contagious. Poisoned foes sported a black cloud and would infect anyone who approached them. It was admittedly fun. You could kill half a city by shooting a single poisoned dart or arrow into a busy intersection. I once was standing in the middle of the road south of Memphis with a horde of soldiers approaching. I had no desire to fight them, even though I could’ve slaughtered them. A cat had followed me all the way out of the city. I lobbed a poison dart into it and ran a few yards off the road. The cat dropped dead immediately, of course, becoming a poisoned trap in the middle of the road. The first rider and his horse got poisoned. His friends dismounted to check on him and were also poisoned. In short order, a pile of dead dudes cluttered the road. I tried that trick again with many other cats, but I never again got it to work quite so beautifully. It was usually easier to just poison one dude and let it spread. It was pretty fun, but also ridiculous.
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Post by Element Zero on Jan 14, 2019 6:06:58 GMT
Anyway, so far seems my question about the best Deimos seems to be at a tie leaning towards Alexios. Did you ask in another thread, too? I've only seen my answer in this thread thus far. I would predict that you’ll see any polls on the BSN leaning in favor of Kassandra as protagonist. There’s always been a heavy female protagonist bias here. I take it as a conscious revolt against general under-representation. That’s not to say that Melissanthi isn’t as good as Michael in Odyssey. If I absolutely had to grade them, I might grade her performance slightly higher based upon the evenness of her performance. (I can’t for the life of me figure out how people could prefer Sara Ryder to Scott, though, unless it’s not about VA at all. Tom is far and away the more polished VA. I’d bet even Fryda would readily agree. Anyway, I’ve veered off-topic. )
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Post by colfoley on Jan 14, 2019 6:10:15 GMT
Anyway, so far seems my question about the best Deimos seems to be at a tie leaning towards Alexios. Did you ask in another thread, too? I've only seen my answer in this thread thus far. I would predict that you’ll see any polls on the BSN leaning in favor of Kassandra as protagonist. There’s always been a heavy female protagonist bias here. I take it as a conscious revolt against general under-representation. That’s not to say that Melissanthi isn’t as good as Michael in Odyssey. If I absolutely had to grade them, I might grade her performance slightly higher based upon the evenness of her performance. (I can’t for the life of me figure out how people could prefer Sara Ryder to Scott, though, unless it’s not about VA at all. Tom is far and away the more polished VA. I’d bet even Fryda would readily agree. Anyway, I’ve veered off-topic. ) <iframe width="23.960000000000036" height="6.259999999999991" style="position: absolute; width: 23.960000000000036px; height: 6.259999999999991px; z-index: -9999; border-style: none;left: 15px; top: -5px;" id="MoatPxIOPT0_16742138" scrolling="no"></iframe> <iframe width="23.960000000000036" height="6.259999999999991" style="position: absolute; width: 23.96px; height: 6.26px; z-index: -9999; border-style: none; left: 1138px; top: -5px;" id="MoatPxIOPT0_98948311" scrolling="no"></iframe> <iframe width="23.960000000000036" height="6.259999999999991" style="position: absolute; width: 23.96px; height: 6.26px; z-index: -9999; border-style: none; left: 15px; top: 250px;" id="MoatPxIOPT0_89170076" scrolling="no"></iframe> <iframe width="23.960000000000036" height="6.259999999999991" style="position: absolute; width: 23.96px; height: 6.26px; z-index: -9999; border-style: none; left: 1138px; top: 250px;" id="MoatPxIOPT0_92642962" scrolling="no"></iframe> Its not just here. I have watched a series a youtuber is posting called funny moments in Odyssey and the split that I've noticed with Kass is like 80-20. Not to mention all the other people I've seen playing it or heard playing it in this thread. I am literally the only person I know who played Alexios first and I am enjoying his performance overall but I think I might like Kass's better, the eveness was a good point, and not like either as much as Tom Taylorson.
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Post by Element Zero on Jan 14, 2019 6:29:24 GMT
Ugh. This will definitely be my last post for tonight. BSN hasn’t played nicely with iPad for about a year, and it’s rough tonight. colfoley, Kassandra is pretty great. I played Alexios first and liked him a lot. Then, I enjoyed Kassandra so much that I worried Alexios might be ruined. Returning to Alexios for my third PT, he solidified himself as my favorite. Both VAs are awesome, and the protagonists manage to feel like different people despite having identical content. I feel like the story and content work better with Alexios as the hero; but I’d rate the VAs pretty evenly, maybe giving Melissanthi a slight edge.
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Post by saandrig on Jan 14, 2019 8:03:41 GMT
The explosive arrows don't seem to be that powerful as the internet noted Wait, whe, who, what now? How powerful do you need them to be? Try shooting one in the ground at your feet 😁 The base single damage is not big, true. However, the true power of the Explosive arrow is using it with Multishot at targets close to each other. Preferably from far away. The stacking from all those explosions is certain to shred everyone in the group plus set them on fire. I do it with a Warrior build without the extra Hunter damage and it shreds enemies even on Hard. I do have loads of Fire damage though. Around 250% or so me thinks. Maybe more. Testing a new "hit and forget" build for giggles. The goal is to set any enemy on fire with just 1 hit and then leave him burn to death with the help of the Agamemnon set (100% burning rate, basically 2 ticks every 1.5 second). With massive fire damage build, 55% crit chance, 250+% crit damage and 30+ seconds extra burn time enemies melt. The biggest challenge so far is reaching the point where you set every enemy type on fire with a single hit. At 300% Elemental buildup there still are enemies that need a second hit - Brutes, Marksmen (surprisingly tough malakas), bears, Elite hoplites and few others high tier enemies. I am close though. My guess is at 350% buildup only the biggest bosses will stand a chance.
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Post by saandrig on Jan 14, 2019 8:22:52 GMT
Also once NG+ comes out I might do a ‘pacifist’ playthrough, where instead of killing everyone I knock them out and recruit them. Exactly what I plan to do. Even have the build in my mind. Kass will run from any open combat and try to not even knock people out. Shadow of Nyx may or may not be abused to that goal (there is that awesome armor set that doesn't deplete any adrenaline with the skill active. Bit too OP even for a pacifist run). Secondary goal is to promote the Merc that hunts you on the tutorial island all the way to number 1 Merc spot 😀
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I still want an Assassin's Creed based in medieval Japan. It's a series about assassins, and yet they have not made a game involving one of the most famous kind: shinobi. It would even fit being able to choose your sex since kunoichi were an accepted thing and trained in the same arts males were. Heck, between that and the inconspicuous roles they would often take to complete their missions they were in ways more feared than male ninjas. I'm all for it the greatest assassins of all time the shinobi's or ninja's and why not in medieval Japan i just love the Samurai and i love medieval Japan and it's history. And for your other question i'm with dazk and that Alexios should be the Deimos.
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Post by saandrig on Jan 14, 2019 13:00:58 GMT
I still want an Assassin's Creed based in medieval Japan. It's a series about assassins, and yet they have not made a game involving one of the most famous kind: shinobi. It would even fit being able to choose your sex since kunoichi were an accepted thing and trained in the same arts males were. Heck, between that and the inconspicuous roles they would often take to complete their missions they were in ways more feared than male ninjas. I'm all for it the greatest assassins of all time the shinobi's or ninja's and why not in medieval Japan i just love the Samurai and i love medieval Japan and it's history. And for your other question i'm with dazk and that Alexios should be the Deimos. Due to numerous reasons I prefer the Meiji Restoration as background. Much more possibilities in gameplay and story. You have the old ways clashing with the new, all the different factions that can get involved, many interesting old and modern tools, classic Japanese areas in one part of the map and new industrial types elsewhere, etc. The only other feasible alternative could be the Sengoku period, which can be exploited as a sort of a Golden age for assassins. It has potential, but outside the military conflict it doesn't appeal to me as a setting. I can't really see the diversity in it compared to the Meiji Restoration. Also Japan in that era is still rather isolated which prompts the question how would Templars/Assassins play a part. Unless we go in the direction of the initial attempts of establishing both orders there and manipulating the war in competition and search for Isu sites/artifacts. There is potential in the Mongol invasions of Japan. You can easily come up with the story that Kublai Khan was looking for Isu artifacts in Japan and that exactly those artifacts were used to create the typhoons that crippled the invading Mongol fleets. The Tokugawa period would be boring since there is no big event that would fit into the AC formula and Japan was very isolated.
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Post by DragonRacer on Jan 14, 2019 18:01:19 GMT
Only on my first playthrough and my protag is Kass. Very much enjoying Alexios as Deimos. And while I agree that it's unbelievable that at least not ONE person makes mention of being surprised that Kass is a female mercenary... from a very personal standpoint, I appreciate the fuck out of it. Because I'm a woman. And I heard it SO MUCH growing up because I was a tomboy and liked participating in traditionally "boy" stuff. At first, it was a point of pride to be engaging in manly activities as a girl and hearing the whole "Wow, impressive for a chick" or "Huh, didn't think a chick would be into that/so good at that". But hearing it over and over again... and realizing the backhanded compliments some of those were (because I'm a woman, I should automatically be lesser at that activity than a guy?)... I dunno. It starts to grate. And even when you reach adulthood, if it isn't spoken out loud, you can still hear the undertones of it... at work, for example, as the older males clearly know more/understand more than you, the younger female, do (even though that is not even remotely the case, but we'll table my long rant and rage about that because this isn't the "Does your job suck" thread ). On a very personal level, it's refreshing to play that badass female protag - and nobody treats her any differently than they would the male protag. I wish that happened more. A lot more.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Jan 14, 2019 18:02:43 GMT
I wonder how many mercenaries there are on the game, at least ones with personal backstories and stuff.
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Post by DragonRacer on Jan 14, 2019 18:36:58 GMT
I wonder how many mercenaries there are on the game, at least ones with personal backstories and stuff. I'm wondering the same thing. Also, is there a way to discover mercenaries who I guess are under your level? For instance, I hit Level 30 yesterday and didn't really start getting bounties/seeing a bunch of mercs until I was around mid-20's. Now, I look at the mercenaries tab and there's all these "undiscovered" below Kass with just a few peppered in that I met randomly on the road or defeated when they came at me. Or will I basically never run into under-level mercs again (unless I pass by them on the road by chance)?
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Post by dazk on Jan 14, 2019 23:29:04 GMT
I wonder how many mercenaries there are on the game, at least ones with personal backstories and stuff. Well I have killed well over 400 and new ones still keep appearing!!!!! I actually wish it was a finite number to be honest. At least they stopped them coming back from the dead, I mentioned this ages ago but no one else had experienced it but it was part of the bug fixes last patch.
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Post by dazk on Jan 14, 2019 23:33:58 GMT
I wonder how many mercenaries there are on the game, at least ones with personal backstories and stuff. I'm wondering the same thing. Also, is there a way to discover mercenaries who I guess are under your level? For instance, I hit Level 30 yesterday and didn't really start getting bounties/seeing a bunch of mercs until I was around mid-20's. Now, I look at the mercenaries tab and there's all these "undiscovered" below Kass with just a few peppered in that I met randomly on the road or defeated when they came at me. Or will I basically never run into under-level mercs again (unless I pass by them on the road by chance)? I am not sure about the actual mechanic but you do get clues as part of the loot you get from some mercenaries. I think its mainly through going to various locations you find them or bump into them and then of course by getting a bounty on your head. I have cleared all the mercenaries that appear as icons on the map and have had to resort to running up bounties to attract them, that worked yesterday and ended up moving into the new top tier by beating the woman who was at number one. She actually gave me a good run for my money in combat, I usually respectfully bury the ones that put up a good fight but this one the best I could do was put her in a creek with a Boar I'd watched her kill.
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Post by Element Zero on Jan 15, 2019 1:31:09 GMT
I wonder how many mercenaries there are on the game, at least ones with personal backstories and stuff. Well I have killed well over 400 and new ones still keep appearing!!!!! I actually wish it was a finite number to be honest. At least they stopped them coming back from the dead, I mentioned this ages ago but no one else had experienced it but it was part of the bug fixes last patch. Many fans complained that there were only 10 phylakes in Origins, so these mercs were the answer. I can take them or leave them, personally. I think fewer and far tougher would be preferable. I guess that’s what the phylakes were supposed to be.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Jan 15, 2019 1:39:27 GMT
How far is upgrading the spear for the first time in the game?
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Post by Element Zero on Jan 15, 2019 1:41:02 GMT
How far is upgrading the spear for the first time in the game? You’ll have what you need after leaving Phokis. It’s pretty early in the game.
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Post by colfoley on Jan 15, 2019 2:43:47 GMT
So lets see here.
Started off with the same mercenary chasing me and got into another little battle straight outta Arrow. I again tried to get him out of the city in the midst of civillians and sort of engaged him in a rolling bow fight throughout the city, did a pretty good job keeping him at range, the kitty eventually got a little risky.
Afterwards off to Alkibides to help him out with his problem. Firsst off getting a woman out of the city pretending to be a man. We were ambushed and I engaged in my first serious fight from horseback with my bow. The second quest that I had to do with him involved running around and collecting things for his wife to be...Iris. Which was weird since these things were at an 'Altar of Love' which had Spartan Soldiers on it and well she was there so I kind of murdered a bunch of people in front of Alkibide's wife to be. But then she is a really manipulative person, kind of wants to be the power behind the throne because she is convinced that he will 'rule' one day. Honestly think we have a couple of cultists in the making.
Speaking of cultists though (nice segue) off to do another round of cult hunting before I go onto the rest of the story. Thanks to my research I finally found Chrysis and its a quest in Argolis which popped up on my map a while ago but it was in Argolis, and I had no reason to go there. She killed another woman's husband, offered to have me join them, and I killed her.
Got another one which just happened to be another leader of a small island. Killed him good before logging off for the day but got into a bit of a fight with his guards.
So yeah it may be a while still but I have been thinking over the last few days over my mastery levels. It is a bit annoying that I will miss out on a whole bunch of extra ability points, but oh well I guess. My original thought was to put it on health per kill because that's fun but the 2% I have is already pretty good. Just don't know if I should put it in warrior damage because I have zero extra warrior damage, hunter damage because the bow is still my primary thing, or my latest thought was in crit chance/ crit damage because I do like to have high crit damage.
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Post by Element Zero on Jan 15, 2019 2:59:08 GMT
I played about an hour of Odyssey tonight, with 45 minutes of that being spent optimizing some Fire-Warrior kit. I was mistaken when I kept telling everyone I had 60K+ common materials and 15K+ special materials. It was actually more than double that, at around 135K and 70K, respectively. Crafting materials are more than abundant in this game.
I was very rusty and kept using inputs from HZD instead of Odyssey. My Warrior was ridiculously OP, apparently, as I shredded the 3 mercs I encountered and a band of the crazy as Followers of Ares. I was trying to knock off some rust for tomorrow’s launch of LotFB Ep. 2. I don’t think I got to play enough to do so, but my character felt so OP that I guess it doesn’t matter. I might ditch the Fire optimization in order to up the challenge. Alternatively, I could just bump it up to Nightmare. (I usually play Odyssey on Hard). I usually find Nightmare too Damage-spongy, but maybe this build needs it.
I hope we get some new ship cosmetics in addition to the Greek Fire. Maybe we’re due for a new alpha ship since we had a merc this week?
I hit the Oikos and came away with two good Epics via RNG. Right before I quit playing last month I’d gotten back to back legendaries. I got the Hades sail a while back, but didn’t really like it. Some time and attempts later, I got the Hades figurehead and the Odysseus theme consecutively. I already had the Odysseus figurehead, and like the combo quite a bit. I’d forgotten about it until loading and seeing it equipped earlier.
Tomorrow, I hope to have Alexios sink some ships, stab some dudes, and maybe make some babies.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Jan 15, 2019 3:41:28 GMT
How far is upgrading the spear for the first time in the game? You’ll have what you need after leaving Phokis. It’s pretty early in the game. No I meant I just upgraded it so was wondering how far that is.
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Post by Element Zero on Jan 15, 2019 4:12:56 GMT
You’ll have what you need after leaving Phokis. It’s pretty early in the game. No I meant I just upgraded it so was wondering how far that is. Gotcha. You should have a ton of story ahead. I’m not sure if this will mean much, but the Spear levels all the way up to 6 by the end. I assume you just did your first upgrade. The story doesn’t always lead you directly to cultists and upgrades, but it will lead you to many. Exploring the world will lead you to more cultists and quicker upgrades. For example, the Gods of the Aegean branch are ship captains encountered by exploring the sea and a major island to which the main story never leads. EDIT: On second thought, I guess it eventually would lead you there. I’ve just never waited so late in the game as to need that lead. I can’t recall if our save files show a completion percentage. I think not. You can check your percentage in the Club, though. There’s a tab or whatnot that shows all of your gameplay stats.
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Post by dazk on Jan 15, 2019 4:30:25 GMT
So lets see here. Started off with the same mercenary chasing me and got into another little battle straight outta Arrow. I again tried to get him out of the city in the midst of civillians and sort of engaged him in a rolling bow fight throughout the city, did a pretty good job keeping him at range, the kitty eventually got a little risky. You can fight them in the city, just hide in a garden or on a roof and use Ghost Arrows. The roof takes care of Kitty as well.
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Post by colfoley on Jan 15, 2019 4:33:11 GMT
So lets see here. Started off with the same mercenary chasing me and got into another little battle straight outta Arrow. I again tried to get him out of the city in the midst of civillians and sort of engaged him in a rolling bow fight throughout the city, did a pretty good job keeping him at range, the kitty eventually got a little risky. You can fight them in the city, just hide in a garden or on a roof and use Ghost Arrows. The roof takes care of Kitty as well. Good point and I think I've done that before too, but it was a bit fun doing it. Reminded me of this:
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