r/AssassinsCreedValhala

Isnt this the most BEAUTIFUL GAME of all the AC franchise !!

Isnt this the most BEAUTIFUL GAME of all the AC franchise !!

the photo mode is an excellent tool to make such fantastic pics of the scenarios in the game. how many of you all have completed the game, like a 100% complete in all terms....do let me know cuz i want to do so too 😄

u/WiseNerd17 — 9 days ago

30 hrs and I'm having a blast in this game

I've read mix reviews on this game but still decided to buy it since I'm a huge ARPG fan (and i loved odyssey) and damn, the world is huge, lots of things to discover, and the combat is more and fluid compared to Odyssey. Boss fights are kinda similar to Elden Ring.

The only complain i have so far is that i wish zealots have unique drops

Love the dual wield greatsword

u/Snow_man029 — 9 days ago

I just got Valhalla

So I just bought the game as the deluxe edition since it’s on sale for $20, I’m wondering if I should let fate auto assign my points or if I should manually, if so what should I assign them to

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u/RealHyperr_YT — 10 days ago

I was surprised by the reception. Anyway, as I mentioned in the previous post, that image was an outdated version—I had created it on my cousin's account. This is the version from my personal account; nothing has changed, except that it now wears the Holy Knight (Fallen) helmet.

u/Silly_Week3679 — 9 days ago

The armor I’m currently rocking

I’m not a huge fan of a lot of the armors in Valhalla, I think they mostly fall into that weird punk pop culture Viking territory, and I wanted to make something that bridged the gap between fantasy and historical realism. It’s obviously not historically accurate. The armor is over designed and gaudy, and more expensive than what most kings could afford, plus the fur isn’t realistic, and scale mail isn’t historically something Norse warriors used. But I think the basic idea of a scale vest over a mail byrnie is historically plausible for a successful Viking raider/trader who has seen distant lands and interacted with many cultures, possibly taking pieces of foreign gear. Overall I think this is a good blend of history and fantasy.

u/Slav_Toast — 10 days ago

the last soldier had an underdeveloped brain i guess !!

i just killed his ally right behind the wall and he was searching for me like i was some wind who take his friend lol......

u/WiseNerd17 — 9 days ago