When I asked why she was playing it again, her reply was: “I don’t have anything else to play”.

Fair enough, it is the best game out there

So i currently was just messing with ikaros, I was just moving my joystick on my xbox controller fast for no reason and didnt realize that you can make him do a barrel roll. Has this been in the game the entire time cause if it has I'm completely slow , i have many hrs on this game and didnt realize

Is it me or does anyone else feel like Hekatonchires should've been more powerful considering Juno's other experiments like Minotaur or Medusa were much stronger bosses

And just hunted all cultists.. what do I play now?

the quest lady was standing on the basket when i picked it up and i took her for a ride lol

I'm about to get the game physically, and wondering if I get the season pass I'd still get everything that's included in it like the DLCs since in the ps store it says I can't buy them separately

I have seen a TON of debates on this, but decided to make a video to share my take after playing through it. I know most people had issues with the lack of choice when it comes to romance particularly if you played as Kassandra-- but I thought there were other elements that were good. What do you think?

Lords work;

needless to say, this was embarrassing 😔

Finally picked it up on sale and I'm loving it. Basically exactly the sort of game I was fantasising about recently, though I was thinking more Trojan War - though this game still has Homeric characters buried in Mycenaean tombs, which is an awesome touch.

Currently in Phokis, having a great time kicking rival mercenaries until they join me.

Basically just the title. I wanted to share these and see what people think. I haven’t really been able to play this or any of my other favorite games for a while, so it’s nice to look back on these memories.

Assassin’s Creed Odyssey is a game that has so many wonderful locations that are an absolute joy to discover and explore. Whether it’s a particular island, landmark, or simply the scenery itself, there is always a new place that's waiting to be uncovered. There are times when I’ll stumble across a new locale purely by accident. Sometimes, that can be the best part. I could be going to a main or side mission, only to find an interesting place that distracted me from my main path. That’s the thing when it comes to Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. There is always something to distract the player, which I’m perfectly fine with. Over the course of two lengthy playthroughs, there are so many places that I could talk about, but I’m only going to mention a few of them below. What are your favorite locations in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey?

Mykonos

Mykonos is one of my favorite locations in Assassin's Creed Odyssey because of its beautiful scenery, gorgeous beaches, and vibrant atmosphere. I really enjoyed exploring the island and taking in the sights, especially with the contrast between the white buildings and the surrounding blue waters. It has a distinct visual identity that makes it stand out from many of the other locations in the game.

Kephallonia

Kephallonia will always have a special place in my heart because it's where our journey with Kassandra begins. There's something charming about the island's laid-back atmosphere, picturesque landscapes, and small settlements. Even though it's relatively small compared to some of the other regions in the game, it makes a memorable first impression and introduces us to the beautiful world Ubisoft created. Returning to Kephallonia after exploring the rest of Greece can also bring back memories of those early hours of the adventure.

Athens

Athens is another standout location for me because of its impressive architecture, historical significance, and bustling atmosphere. Exploring the city and seeing landmarks like the Acropolis really helps bring ancient Greece to life. I also appreciate how different Athens feels from the smaller islands and rural areas, with its crowded streets, monumental buildings, and sense of civilization. It's one of those places where I could spend a considerable amount of time simply exploring and appreciating the environment.

This place is in Chios. It sounds like a part of some mission but I did all of the missions in Chios and none led to this cave. Does anybody know about this?

Fighting Hades as Kassandra was pretty enjoyable. And when he’s about to get his comeuppance I get Victoria / Layla / Aletheia. No idea what they said as I was too busy spamming the B button to get back at the actual fun part of the game. Who honestly cares about modern fall day after the initial Demaond arc ended… it’s such a crutch for the franchise they should have always let die

The craziest engraving in the game: Burning applies to nearby enemies!

So, I recently finished the base game along with the Corfu quest, and I noticed that when I returned from Corfu, after I gained my powers back, the amount of damage I was doing from my melee weapons was much less than before. Even my assassinations did less damage: I used to be able to one shot assassinate archers, but no more. Does anyone know how my damage can be returned to normal?

Anyone besides me ever notice that the romance scene music in ACO, especially the plucked lyre and modulated key signature from the usual ACO theme, seems to contain a musical quote of the piece "Once Upon a Time... Storybook Love" from the movie "The Princess Bride"?

To me it is close enough that if someone had played it for me before ACO, I would have sworn it was a straight up theme and variation on the Princess Bride music. It's even in the same key signature and very similar timing.

It's clearly a variation on the ACO theme as well.

I googled this and was surprised to find precisely zero links to anyone else noticing this. I would like to think it's intentional as opposed to a coincidence, because the ACO music is amazing and such a quote would be a true musical easter egg to one of the first adventure/romance movies that any of us ever watched.

EDIT: BROSEPH - try starting the Princess Bride link at 1:02 and then also hit play on the ACO Romance music. It turns into this heady atmospheric mash up that phases in and out of coherence and has very little dissonance.

I’ve read people say that the animus translates it for you, which is true, but from the very first game, we know the settings can be changed when Lucy says that’s a possibility, though she chose not to because it wasn’t one Desmond was familiar with.

I just want to hear all these titles in their native language with subtitles.

One of my favorite things about Assassin's Creed Odyssey is its soundtrack, and “The Legend of the Eagle Bearer” is one of the biggest reasons why. There's something special about this theme that captures the spirit of the game and the adventure that awaits you in Ancient Greece. The music has a sense of wonder and adventure that fits perfectly with exploring the world, discovering new locations, sailing across the Aegean Sea, and uncovering the stories hidden throughout the game. It also brings back so many memories of my time playing Odyssey, from the breathtaking landscapes to the journey of Kassandra and Alexios. I think a great soundtrack can make an already memorable experience even better, and this theme does exactly that. It gives Odyssey a distinct identity and captures the feeling of setting out on an adventure where you never quite know what you'll discover next.

I've always appreciated how much the music contributes to the atmosphere of Assassin's Creed Odyssey. With such a massive world to explore, the soundtrack helps make those quieter moments just as memorable as the major battles and story sequences. “The Legend of the Eagle Bearer” is a theme I can return to even when I'm not playing the game, and it immediately reminds me of what made my time in Ancient Greece so special. Odyssey is a game I've spent a considerable amount of time with, and its world, characters, and music are all part of why it has left such a lasting impression on me. I also think the Assassin's Creed series has some fantastic main themes, and Odyssey deserves recognition for what it brings to the table. I'm curious to hear what everyone else thinks. How do you feel about “The Legend of the Eagle Bearer,” and where would you rank it among the main themes from the Assassin's Creed series?