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xyzzysqrlAfter 150 hours and 97% "main" completion (which includes sidequests), AssCreed Odyssey and all six of its DLC are completed.
Okay, not the AC3 remake, that's ... different and separate. But all the DLC that's actually in AC:Od is done. That's enough, right? Yeah sure it is.
As usual my opinion of the game is at odds with the fandom's opinion. They will tell you it's the worst-written, most-pointlessly-filler-packed game of the series (until the next one, of course) and ehh whatever it's an argument but I don't care. I loved Kassandra. I loved wandering Ancient Greece. I must've loved the story and sidequests and hunting myths and legends or I wouldn't have spent 150 hours doing it.
That said, I am ready for something else for a few months, before the next game in the series pops. This is of course unsustainable but I'll buy it anyway, along with probably a new console to play it on. So these things go.
Okay, not the AC3 remake, that's ... different and separate. But all the DLC that's actually in AC:Od is done. That's enough, right? Yeah sure it is.
As usual my opinion of the game is at odds with the fandom's opinion. They will tell you it's the worst-written, most-pointlessly-filler-packed game of the series (until the next one, of course) and ehh whatever it's an argument but I don't care. I loved Kassandra. I loved wandering Ancient Greece. I must've loved the story and sidequests and hunting myths and legends or I wouldn't have spent 150 hours doing it.
That said, I am ready for something else for a few months, before the next game in the series pops. This is of course unsustainable but I'll buy it anyway, along with probably a new console to play it on. So these things go.
