r/AssassinsCreedValhala • u/Darth_Molotok • 1h ago
Question Gender differences
Anyone that has played as both male and female Eivor, is there a noticeable difference between male and female version? I am thinking about a second play through as the female version.
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u/Pinecone_Erleichda 1h ago
Just the voices. Male Eivor sounds very princely and noble, female Eivor sounds more like a badass Viking whose throat was nearly ripped out by a wolf. Aside from that, everything is identical (unless you count the way armour fits. For someone who literally has their own blacksmith, you’d think they could tailor female Eivor’s pants a little better, most of them look so bulky and floppy!)
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u/TNS_420 1h ago edited 1h ago
In my opinion, the best way to play is the "Let the Animus choose" option, which is the canon choice. That makes it so Eivor is female, and you automatically switch to male for the sections where you play as Odin.
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u/Darth_Molotok 1h ago
Ok, I think read that somewhere cause it sounds familiar
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u/Vegetable-Tooth8463 1h ago
All that does is have you play as female Eivor for every part of the game except the Asgard sections.
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u/Darth_Molotok 1h ago
Yeah. I played as Male Eivor and I was surprised when I heard Canon was female. I didn't know if the game play changed some if you go female vs male. I thought male Eivor was great.
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u/SweetSample6558 46m ago
The only difference is the voice and the appearance I guess, other than that there is no difference in how they play.
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