Assassin's Creed® Odyssey

和前作相比，练级成分大 刺客成分小。 完全是披着大作外衣的网游 容易上瘾，不是因为剧情吸引人，而是不断重试对于当前等级过大的过关难度

Finally, I got the chance to play another game from this incredible series. Ancient Greece was absolutely beautiful. They did an amazing job recreating the world, not only visually but also historically, which is something Assassin's Creed has always been great at. Together with the soundtrack, it made exploring the world a fantastic experience. One thing I liked much more than in Assassin's Creed Origins was the upgrade system. In Origins I often felt like I had to stop and farm materials just to upgrade my gear. Odyssey still has the ship upgrades, but I never felt forced to grind. Most of the resources came naturally while I was playing. This was also the first Assassin's Creed where I really started to feel the repetitive gameplay. I never had any problems with my level, but after a while I got tired of doing the same tasks over and over again: kill the captain, loot a few chests, move on to the next one. Around the halfway point of the game I stopped doing those activities unless a quest sent me there. The naval battles were fun, but after some time I lost interest in them as well. Once I had finished everything I wanted to do at sea, I mostly used fast travel instead. The story was great from beginning to end. I met a lot of memorable characters, and I especially loved having Barnabas and Herodotos by my side. They were fantastic companions, and I really enjoyed the quests involving them. As for the DLCs: [b]Legacy of the First Blade[/b] had an interesting story, but the romance and everything that followed felt too forced to me. Some of the optional romances in the base game actually had much better chemistry. I understand that, they needed to connect Odyssey more closely to Origins, but I think it could have been handled better. [b] The Fate of Atlantis[/b] was enjoyable, especially because I loved learning more about the First Civilization. However, I think it was a bit longer than it needed to be. I already knew what happened to Kassandra because I had played Assassin's Creed Valhalla first, but seeing her pass on the Staff was still an emotional moment. Living for thousands of years, witnessing so much history, and losing everyone you care about... I can't even imagine what that would feel like. Overall, I highly recommend Assassin's Creed Odyssey. I don't regret spending a single minute in this game, and I'm really happy I finally played it. It was one of the last Assassin's Creed games I had left to play, and it was absolutely worth it.

This game is one of my all time favorites for simple reasons: it's got an addictive RPG formula, it's beautiful to look at and it's got so much content it has THREE separate endings and main quests. I originally got this for the PS4 Pro on launch day with all the DLC and I got it again for PC to play it again. I really love AC Odyssey for everything it sets out to do, because the execution is nearly perfect. It's basically Witcher 3 but set inside Ancient Greece. The leveling is grindy and brutal and that's one of my only few nitpicks with this. I wouldn't even call it an Assassin's Creed game - this is something much more open worldy. There's some key mechanics - you can stealth about, hunting the Cult of Kosmos (a mechanic that shouldn't be as addictive as it is) and using your trusty bow to do some major ranged damage. But there's a very strong focus on melee combat as well, focusing on both crowd combat and tense one-on-ones against an ever growing Nemesis System of mercenaries. You get otherworldly powers thanks to the Spear of Leonidas and somehow even that winds up working like a charm - just roll with it, this game has thrown historical accuracy basically out of the window. The abilities feel great and are smooth to use. I played through on the Steam Controller and I never had an issue with aiming or scrolling through the wheels mid-combat. The only thing I have a real gripe about is the horse slowing down when the game decides it wants to load something (even though I'm on top of the line hardware). There's a ton of content. It took me 50 hours to get to the end of the three main storylines (the Odyssey, the Cult of Kosmos and the Atlantis bosses). The DLC adds even more: basically three all new maps altogether, a new cult to hunt, new abilities and some really great storytelling. All the storylines and bosses are great and there's even some choices to make that affect the ending. I had a blast with the lore and the worldbuilding. It's a superior RPG to many others and I hate to see people dismissing due to it being under the Assassin's Creed franchise. This game deserves so much more praise, as it is almost perfect at what it sets out to do - give you a journey of going from being a mercenary into a demigod. Prepare for some grinding in between main quests to get your gear up, but otherwise you can sink hours and hours in one of the biggest and most beautiful open worlds probably ever made.

Too bloated. The resources required to max out your ship is insane, every quest you accept has a dozen subquests and it is a pain to navigate from one objective to the next due to the sheer amount of distance in between them. The game takes like 10 minutes to start up and play due to the stupid launcher and the loading screens don,t help either. This is just an extremely unfun game to play because while the combat is good and there are a ton of builds, the enemies just have too much health. I had to switch to Easy difficulty because i got tired of letting loose 6 or 7 Overpower attacks just to kill 1 mercenary or Polemarch. The horse is the stupidest thing ever as it just veers off to the right or left if it encounters a pebble on the path. It slows down to a crawl if you happen to encounter the faintest signs of a city and isnt even able to outrun a stupid wolf, which notices you from miles away and chases you down for half a continent. The bounty system is good in theory, but in practice it is a hassle, because the moment you gain a level of bounty, a merc just magically spawns next to you, messing up your fight. It would be good if mercs were just alerted to your position instead of teleported there. They seem to know here I'm fast traveling and can sniff me out in a dense city. And if you manage to kill the #1 Merc while being on Tier 4 it should promote you to Tier 1, but you just move up one spot and the guy you killed gets demoted to a spot below you. The conquest battles are a wasted mechanic and you have to go out of your way to do them. There are also 2 stupid quests lines where you have to kill fort Polemarchs to get seals, but you do it 3 at a time and can't get more until you turn the first three in, in a quest line where you have to get 30 of them from all over the bloated map. Your character also does this stupid run/walk/run/walk thing in escort quests. There are too many quests going on at a time and you have no idea what to do or when to do them. Opening the map is a mistake, because it is overwhelmed with stupid photos and you have to switch them off every damn time. Another minor nitpick is that the map is divided into small segemnts, whereupon if you enter one of them it unfogs that segment and shows the positions of various points of interest/question marks, BUT IT DOESN'T. In Lakonia you have to run around all over the region which is full of mountainous terrain, so using your horse makes you want to kill yourself. The animal bosses summon dozens of their tiny counterparts, making it just a hassle to fight them. Thats all i can think from the top of my mind. There are a dozen other minor flaws other than these, which in and of themselves shouldn't affect a game but it ruins this game due to the sheer number of them and how they stack on top of each other to give you the worst experience possible. Its sad because this game legitimately has the makings of a fun game and is definitely a fun game for thos who don't mind/can get over/actively like the above features, but I would definitely not recommend anyone this game. If you want to try out the AC RPG games, i would suggest just playing Origins and never to touch Odyssey or Valhalla.

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刺客信条一直以来的不跳跃会让玩了其它第三人称游戏的玩家不太喜欢，这部很耐玩，管饱，别充钱买上点的东西，我自己充钱买完了，现在才知道那些东西可以刷

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parry system is complete ass compared to other titles and makes the easiest difficulty even a pain