MarcusPunisher

Like the remix of Blooming Villain theme. Persona 5 mixed with the style of Dynasty Warriors can be interesting if done right so I'll be on the look out. Also, coming out in 2/23 next year. Everyone should be done with Cyberpunk 2077 by that time

I found a reference to Winnie the Pooh in one mystery quest.

I didn't experience any issues with saving, but the load times seemed stretch this time around. The developers seemed to be bothered to remove a feature that players discovered and had easier time to travel rather than focusing on actual issues in the game.

Seriously? Couldn't give us something better for Christmas month than these games nobody cares about? 🙄

Town of Light gave me a visual nightmare at the end that I won't forget anytime soon, so I'm looking forward to this. Also, Martha? WHY DID YOU SAY THAT NAME?!

I played through the entirety last year to get the platinum and encounter zero glitches.

I'm currently 60+, experienced few crashes, on glitch that forced me to restart at the very beginning, but nothing ever since. I make manual save pretty every moment in the story or whenever I encounter a world event. The 120+ for the platinum can be real daunting. I am at the point where certain objectives start to feel very repetitive and kinda tiresome. That being said, I'm still having fun with the game. The combat is a lot of fun, with certain abilities mixed and it's way better to control than it was in Odyssey and Origins, although, I miss the Spartan kick lol. Also, this is the most Assassins Creed game feel in nearly a decade, which is saying a lot. Eivor got to the hidden blade like a blind man to violin, but they actually implement the Assassins Creed lore and the activities in it very well and you get to actually disguise yourself to plan an attack to assassinate your target. Instead of mindless attack (which you can still do btw), you can plan your route and play like an actual Assassin like the series intended before. The targets have actual names and hidden background behind, not being nameless NPC's like it was in Odyssey. If your a fan of the series, you are gonna love this aspect, cause the developers put a lot of thought into it and finally acknowledge the OG fans in some sense. I'm also pretty engaged in the story, which happen rarely in Ubisoft games. I also liked the story in Origins and I could not care less about Odyssey's story. Here, I'm invested in Eivor and his story involved around his brother. There is also a mystery aspect to it involving Odin, which I'm curious how it turns out, so the game has my curiosity at least for the time being in terms of story. I will say that some story arcs go on too long or are not necessary. This is more on the developers making this game needlessly longer than it should be and it's a shame that Ubisoft keeps doing that. Also, Orlog. It's a fun mini game that is simple and quickly becoming the next Gwent It's a pretty tough choice to recommend it now for all the possible bugs. I have not got anything that would damage my experience with the game, but then there could be others that will encounter those bugs. I will say that if you decide to jump into the game, make frequent saves before important missions or quests and you should have no problem.

There is a free room after you finish the games story, so you can do vandal there. As for the other two, I believe that since they added the endless siege mode after the story, you can continue from there, loss a siege on purpose, and work towards that trophy from there. It will get little tedious, since it will take away all your orcs that you had defending the castle, turning them against you, but the trophy should still be doable.