Multiplat Assassins Creed Odyssey

[Sixpence]

Finally finished the main story. 55 odd hours.

After a shakey start this game sucked me right in. Ancient Greece was a great location with all of the islands.

Still have like 15 cultists to kill? has anybody killed them all? how much extra time would it take? I am level 42.

Also did anybody do the rest of the Atlantis story arc? how long did it take?



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I didn't finish the story until I did everything else, but the base game took me 120 hours. With the 5 dlc episodes so far I'm up to 160.

 

[00Stinger]

I didn't finish the story until I did everything else, but the base game took me 120 hours. With the 5 dlc episodes so far I'm up to 160.

madness.

I am impressed that you haven't gotten burnt out tbh

 

[Sixpence]

madness.

I am impressed that you haven't gotten burnt out tbh

It was a slog in parts but I pushed through it. I'm a big fan of AC games so always try to 'complete' them.

 

[gaskin]

Finally finished the main story. 55 odd hours.

After a shakey start this game sucked me right in. Ancient Greece was a great location with all of the islands.

Still have like 15 cultists to kill? has anybody killed them all? how much extra time would it take? I am level 42.

Also did anybody do the rest of the Atlantis story arc? how long did it take?



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I killed them all. The time depends on whether you rush in and try for a quick beat down or go stealthy. You can get lucky and find 1 or 2 wandering around with a couple of guards but most are surrounded by at least a few guards so I took my time with them. There is one that you have to kill during a battle and then at least 1 that is a naval battle IIRC.

 

[dwwaino]

I'm up to 120 or 130 hours last I checked. Still have to start on episode two of Atlantis DLC but I might wait and tackle that with 3 so I don't lose my groove.

It makes sense to call all of the Cultists imo, especially since more are introduced with Hidden Blade.

 

[00Stinger]

I killed them all. The time depends on whether you rush in and try for a quick beat down or go stealthy. You can get lucky and find 1 or 2 wandering around with a couple of guards but most are surrounded by at least a few guards so I took my time with them. There is one that you have to kill during a battle and then at least 1 that is a naval battle IIRC.

I've killed 2 at sea battles

 

[Mitho]

Fired this up yesterday. 2 hours in... looking forward to the next year of my life with the amount a week I now play PS4.

 

[Sixpence]

Third and final Atlantis DLC out in 2 weeks - July 16.

The Final Assassin's Creed Odyssey DLC Episode Launches Later This Month

Judgment of Atlantis

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[typeclub]

I did 195 hours back with the base game collecting every achievement that was available... Haven't played any of the DLC, not sure if I should get them or not.

 

[Scallop Industry Thug]

I might get flamed, but I don't find this too far off the Witcher in terms of quality. Im loving it. The stories aren't quite as good, and the combat maybe isn't as diverse, but it's a great game.

 

[dwwaino]

I might get flamed, but I don't find this too far off the Witcher in terms of quality. Im loving it. The stories aren't quite as good, and the combat maybe isn't as diverse, but it's a great game.

Like AC Origins it gets snubbed because it's Assassin's Creed but the last two AC games are really different and a class of their own in the AC series. Odyssey was one of my favourite games of last year. Not sure I'd go as far as getting close to Witcher 3 (which is simply just a GOAT) but I can see what you mean. Probably a poor man's Witcher. No surprise though as after Witcher a lot of games openly said they were taking inspiration from it.

 

[Scallop Industry Thug]

Like AC Origins it gets snubbed because it's Assassin's Creed but the last two AC games are really different and a class of their own in the AC series. Odyssey was one of my favourite games of last year. Not sure I'd go as far as getting close to Witcher 3 (which is simply just a GOAT) but I can see what you mean. Probably a poor man's Witcher. No surprise though as after Witcher a lot of games openly said they were taking inspiration from it.

Yep you're right. It's been 4 years since I played the Witcher so Im probably underrating it. But ACO keeps making me want to play the next side mission and hunt for that perk and go to that new area like TW3 did.

 

[Fuzzy Wuzzy Bear]

The Witcher 3's side quests are incredible, best in any game imo. They made pan searching and goat-herding fun.

This game is a class below it imo. Not a bad thing though, this is still an awesome game.

 

[Scallop Industry Thug]

The Witcher 3's side quests are incredible, best in any game imo. They made pan searching and goat-herding fun.

This game is a class below it imo. Not a bad thing though, this is still an awesome game.

The AC one where...


...was pretty awesome.

 

[Fuzzy Wuzzy Bear]

Only things off the top of my head that Origins has over this is the cinematic feel and the tomb explorations. Origins had very unique and fun puzzles but the puzzle element in Odyssey's tombs is non existent.

 

[Scallop Industry Thug]

Only things off the top of my head that Origins has over this is the cinematic feel and the tomb explorations. Origins had very unique and fun puzzles but the puzzle element in Odyssey's tombs is non existent.

Nothing will top the assassins tombs from the AC 2 games.

 

[Dancing Potato]

I'm currently playing Witcher 3 for the first time and while it is hands down a better game the one thing I am sorely missing from Odyssey is the smoothness of the controls and combat.

Geralt and his horse sure love slow animations and getting stuck on stuff.

Combine the story, dialogue and characters of Witcher 3 with the graphics and controls of Odyssey and you pretty much have the ultimate game.

 

[pantskyle]

Playing the Hell dlcs and it made me feel feelings, * you.

 

[UnitedWarrior93]

The Witcher 3 stands alone, RDR2 is the closest that’s come to it IMO.

I really enjoyed AC Origins, and am currently enjoying Odyssey, but am I the only one kinda missing how AC use to be? And I’m talking about AC 2, brotherhood and Revelations where it peaked for me, those games were incredible.

 

[dwwaino]

I really enjoyed AC Origins, and am currently enjoying Odyssey, but am I the only one kinda missing how AC use to be? And I’m talking about AC 2, brotherhood and Revelations where it peaked for me, those games were incredible.

They were fantastic and the formula was copied to varying degrees right up until and including Syndicate and everyone complained of AC fatigue. Origins saved the series imo.

 

[gaskin]

While the Ezio trilogy is my favourite part of the series, I much prefer the open world and RPG elements. I do wish we still had the ability to call assassin recruits though. Nothing like walking up to a group of enemies and just calling in an arrow storm.

 

[pantskyle]

While the Ezio trilogy is my favourite part of the series, I much prefer the open world and RPG elements. I do wish we still had the ability to call assassin recruits though. Nothing like walking up to a group of enemies and just calling in an arrow storm.

Can't you do that in Odyssey with a perk? Or am I confusing games?

 

[gaskin]

Not that I can recall but I may be wrong.

 

[Sixpence]

Can't you do that in Odyssey with a perk? Or am I confusing games?

Not that I can recall but I may be wrong.

Yeh, I think there is some kind of distraction perk. Never used it though, so don't know if it works the same.

 

[Lance Uppercut]

I just fired this up. Played for 4-5 hours and thought I'd seen a fair chunk of game. The story at least.

Then they did the title screen intro as my ship sailed into the sunset,

Intro screen?

haha I had the same experience last night. Did lol.

Held off playing this as was jaded af with the franchise (didn't play the previous one either) but ******* hell, I'm loving it