None of it matters when there are villages to raid. It doesn’t matter that the world is coming to an end or that they’ve brought back the only fun present-day character. They want you to care about it once more in Valhalla, but I still don’t.
After 12 games, I still don’t care, even though it made sense with the Atlantis arc in Odyssey. To this day, I have not figured out why Ubisoft wants you to care about the present-day drama. As long as the game isn’t broken, doesn’t focus too heavily on the present-day stuff, and allows for hidden blade murderings, it should be a good old time.
But most of the AC games haven’t let me down yet (we don’t talk about Assassin’s Creed III – Broken Age), so I was willing to go into Assassin’s Creed Valhalla with an open mind. In fact, they’re known for their incredible lack of subtlety. I couldn’t wait to play as raging Norsemen wreaking havoc across England, but how was this going to work for an AC game? Vikings have never been known for their subtlety. When Ubisoft announced that the Assassin’s Creed franchise was going Viking, I was very skeptical.
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