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@danielcarrerag 0

12 days ago

RE: Sailing for Home. Definitely what I liked most about Valhalla was the combat during the raids.

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13 days ago

RE: Sailing for Home. I noticed how effective your archery was during the dock push. Taking down half a dozen enemies before they could even get into melee range is a very efficient way to handle a…

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13 days ago

RE: Sailing for Home. The moment you woke up from the strange vision was really interesting. It felt like the start of a comeback.

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13 days ago

RE: Sailing for Home. Emerging from that hallucination straight into a rescue mission was an intense transition. Valhalla is in my bucket list for sure, but after I finish Origins and Odyssey.

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13 days ago

RE: Sailing for Home. This post has been manually curated by @bhattg from Indiaunited community. Join us on our Discord Server . Do you know that you can earn a passive income by delegating to…

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13 days ago

RE: Sailing for Home. The raid on the small island outpost and the peaceful sailing afterward created a nice scene. Using the cinematic travel mode made the journey back feel beautiful

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16 days ago

RE: From Slavery to Survival. The start of Assassin's Creed Valhalla feels like a scene from a movie. I liked how you showed the snowy exploration and the struggle to survive.

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16 days ago

RE: From Slavery to Survival. Fighting those first two guards instead of hiding was a good way to test Eivor's strength. Without the assassination option available yet, you really get to feel the weight and…

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RE: From Slavery to Survival. I noticed you tried a leap of faith a bit too early. It's a classic Assassin's Creed moment to realize the character hasn't actually learned that specific skill yet, leading to a…

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@efootjoker-yt 0

16 days ago

RE: From Slavery to Survival. The moment when Eivor Varinsdottir finally broke free from slavery was a turning point. Your explanation captured the anger and determination after years of slavery.

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