The Phantom Pain wrote: » 30 hours later and I've switched to male Eivor. My only regret is that I didn't pick him from the start. He's great. Female Eivor tries way too hard, she's one note and has no emotional variation in tone.
Sephiroth_dude wrote: » What platform are you on?
Probes wrote: » I think they've knocked it out the park on this one. I've only just got to England but I'm loving it so far. Yes, it's a little buggy but that in itself can have its own charm, nothing quite like a Viking doing pirouettes whilst talking about raiding. I love the music, really adding some atmosphere with Tempe ambient soundtrack. The combat feels much better to me also, I've put it on hard and it can occasionally actually be a challenge. The only thing I'm not keen on is the HDR implementation, although I feel like it's always been poor in Assassins Creed. I have to stick my contrast on pretty much 100% and increase the nuts to a value high above what my monitor is actually capable of for it to even seem remotely good.
Probes wrote: » The only thing I'm not keen on is the HDR implementation, although I feel like it's always been poor in Assassins Creed. I have to stick my contrast on pretty much 100% and increase the nuts to a value high above what my monitor is actually capable of for it to even seem remotely good.
Probes wrote: » The combat feels much better to me also, I've put it on hard and it can occasionally actually be a challenge.
Markitron wrote: » I much preferred using Evie, and thought Kassandra was infinitely better than Alexios, but that is the vibe I was getting pre-release. There is just something about her that feels a little out of place, gonna go with a male Eivor when I start it up.
nerd69 wrote: » I don't see why they bother tbh just pick a character and build them better
Potential-Monke wrote: » Because it's not the cool thing lately to have to play as a character with a specific gender. It's BS, I play games to enjoy the story, and it's extremely difficult to make a proper story (regardless of your feelings on if the story is good or not, I liked it) fit both genders. Like yourself, I don't care if it's a male or female character, as long it's engaging and fun. Many games have proven this, Uncharted, Tomb Raider, Horizon, God of War... Then again, maybe it's an RPG thing, but Ubi haven't figured out how to do it properly yet.
[Deleted User] wrote: » If I am wearing raven gear should I add all my skill points to the raven branch in skills? Or should all branches be getting skill points added?
Deleted User wrote: » If I am wearing raven gear should I add all my skill points to the raven branch in skills? Or should all branches be getting skill points added?
Agent Avenger wrote: » Went to make a new manual save a while ago and saw that a previous one had been corrupted, seems to be happening to quite a few people. Quitting the game seems to fix the bug for most but for others all their save files including autosaves have been corrupted! Seems to be happening across all platforms too. I’m hoping it was just a once off fo me
Hey_Listen wrote: » Seems like it's best to leave this game until they've finished getting the general public testing it for free
Penn wrote: » Given recent reports about Ubisoft, it seems like some of the higher-ups have been dead set against having just a female protagonist for a while. Most of the game designers just wanted Evie as the main character in Syndicate but they were forced to have Jacob and Evie, they wanted Aya in Origins after playing the beginning as Bayek but had to stick with Bayek for the whole game, and wanted Kassandra in Odyssey but had to go with the Kassandra/Alexios option. Most of it stems from the complaints from Unity where they introduced multiplayer but only 4 male characters because they said it was too much hard work to make one of the characters female. They haven't been allowed to actually just go with a female protagonist and instead have been trying these half measures to give the option of having both, even though it leads to really messy ways of trying to incorporate it. Those higher-ups are mostly gone now due to abusive work practices and harassment, and given the attention surrounding why they weren't allowed to go with a single female protagonist, I imagine that's the way the next game will go.