@@Killer-z1f1h animus anomalies completion (basically jumping puzzles),similar to liberation´s citizen e,also the ending can be seen in videos section in game´s install file,but while the video is present,the sound is not.
I feel sorry for Dag. He is the first friendly character the Wolf-kissed meets (besides the opening cutscene) and he seemed very loyal and traditional, if not stubborn and primal in his instincts. I granted him Valhalla. He deserves it. I know its a bit off topic but I also ALMOST granted Ivarr Valhalla. I was going to if it came to it but then he killed Ceolbert.
@@elpatron5996 ahhhh that makes much more sense! When he was talking of his son he was actually talking about Fenrir that's why he hated Eivor so much!
I knew it was Alfred as soon as I saw the order menu and Alfred. I don’t get why they blacked him out yet you could see his clothes, body and hair. Made it so obvious. Kinda annoying
Literally the second his outline comes in you already know it’s him. His literally the only character in the game who looks like that, hopefully they get rid of the outline stuff in the next one
@@ElPhenomenon better than my guess until i saw the order menu. At first I thought it was King Harald of Norway because why not. I was so wrong lol. Plus with the game mainly set in England and it was the time where Alfred thrived it just made it too obvious to be him. I was hoping it wouldn’t be him.
That “bad” ending doesn’t seem bad at all. You finally become jarl after all the hard work you put in forming alliances when Sigurd fucked off 75% of the game. Seems like a good ending to me
Literally, and i killed the most annoying NPC Dag and denied him of valhalla, one because hes annoying and always talked shit, and two because he looks like a mob boss not a Viking. I regret nothing, my “bad” ending was exactly what I hoped it to be lmao.
@@sikckaputten its not as comforting. I get his women and his throne because he liked to let kinky women like fulke tell him what to do. Mine was the best ending
So basically King Alfred let Eivor kill all of his subordinates so he could just begin again with his vision of the Order: The Templars. That is legit brilliant.
I heard some thing about bringer of light and Jesus so maybe Alfred is the one who started the ideology of the Templar and overthrow the order of ancient
Also I’m gonna say that in real life the first group of knights Templar were called poor fellow soldier and is the same name as the mission so maybe this is it the birth of the templars
@@aquaticasmr184 yes he is a member of the Order Of The Ancients but lets Eivor kill all of the members so he can reconstruct the the broken order in to the Templar Order
@@xavier8951 it was passed to him. He had no choice other than to be the head guy. I think this is genius and unlike the other girl in the game we will not speak of Alfred is a really interesting character and is presented well.
This game started great for me then falls short right at the end. I literally had to google AC Valhalla ending before I knew that I was actually done with it. I kept waiting for an ending but it never came, there's just quest, then another, then another until there wasn't and I was like: now what? Thats it? there is no sense of finality, sense of accomplishment. The final big battle was raid on a small village, I don't even really think we needed the whole allied army for that, my longboat crew could have taken that in minutes, no major characters would have died. Im not saying I needed a grand battle at the end, its just the pacing feels really off
I just finished the game and I literally just looked up for this video only because I thought “there’s no way this is just it” and apparently it was. Well. Pretty disappointing ending
The weird thing is techincally basim is the hero, if he hadnt reached out to layla and them and told them where eivor was they would not have found the temple to slow the machine down and save the world. Pretty cool really. Not sure if that was Basims goal or not but its what he did
@@danluce5995 I'm still trying to work out the hidden ending completely. If Odin/Havi was Isu and Eivors recollection of Ragnarok was his interpretation, does that mean Loki having children outside his species refers to Homo Sapiens? If it does then wouldn't that mean Havi wanted to kill human/Isu crossbreeds while Loki wanted to save and fight for them? Havi imprisoned Fenrir (like the Isu imprisoned humans) until the uprising and their demise. Basim would be the good guy fighting for humans but I could be misinterpreting this completely.
@@B247E nah I think you got it, I was worried because of I thought Loki is evil. Lokis basturdised reputation is because of other Isu, so he's actually misunderstood and is an ally to humans.
I think Eivor is a good guy/gal. Havi, on the other hand, isn't. Havi is selfish, self-centered a probably part of an Isu Pantheon that enjoyed war and oppress their enemies and lower classes. He was so hellbent on surviving that he simply bulldozed everyone. What Fenrir was, we don't know. What te Jotun was we also don't know, but I don't think they were humans, but maybe a lower caste of Isu. You see, Aletheia is from the greek pantheon, Loki is from the norse, so I assume that he is a crossbreed of pantheons, which were political enemies. Freya was also from another faction, Vanir, not Aesir. Another one of his hypocrisies. His problem was with whatever the Jotum were.
I resoect your opinion, but sometimes, a game only needs a finish that defines what the main character desires, peace and freedom from chains bonding the character to a role so overwhelming and taxing, causing inner suffering for each loss. Now, the Raven clan gets to feel that peace for once, not having to run from something, but getting to stay at peace and comfort for a time Edit:hope this helps, don't hand ME if this wasted your time, I'm sorry for that then
Legit didn’t know. I just finished it yesterday and was so confused. At least flash a title card real quick because I was just sitting there wondering what else I had to do to finish the story.
Same here! Literally tried finishing all side quests looking for that epic AC ending only to wind up looking at this video and the comments for reassurance 😅
@@benediktdgjkll7203 Aelfred goes into exile historically. look up “King Alfred and the cakes” for the reference to him burning them like the scene at the end... it’s not that difficult to discern
@@jetstreamattano4176 His body definitely is. But many speculate the Reader is Desmond's consciousness, due to references to 'New Life' and sharing the voice actor Nolan North. And the last few years the fanbase has been calling for his revival, or at least that killing him off was a mistake (despite that he was killed off before the fans called for it at the time, but the game where he died was the one that actually got me into the AC saga, so I can't say much). So I don't think it's beneath Ubisoft to try and figure out a way to revive/resurrect him in some form.
Yes correct Cory he tricked her so he can go into modern day considering he was stuck in the grey he made her press the sphere so he could go into modern day and her body pretty much is gone and he got the staff to resurrect himself
Feel like they could’ve done more with the story towards the end of the game. Felt like the end was a bit rushed. Nonetheless still a great game just a bit disappointed towards the end. I expected a great war with king aelfred and story line to kill king harald and take back control of norway. Also I feel like there should’ve been more to ubba’s death instead of just finding him on your own. Maybe like a mission where you bring him to halfdan and have a funeral to send him to valhalla. A lot of missed opportunities towards the end of the game.
@@NonceAndrew I’m not sure if thats historically accurate or not, I’ve never studied norse mythology or viking stuff, but you can actually find ubba’s dead body in the game after learning he died.
Not so much rushed, as though they were forced into setting up a bunch of dumb things for another game instead of letting it play out and forcing the next game to find it's own path from the ending of this one.
The Asgard ending is just Eivors version of the memory. Doused with his biased views in his Norse mythology. Which includes Odin Thor Loki Freya Helina and all of them
The game would have been 10/10 if it actually directed you in ways to complete the game to make sense. I ended up getting caught up in Sigurd’s story and kept doing them missions and didn’t know how pretty much all the other stories and even side missions link to the game. Played every Assassins Creed since the beginning and it was dying off until Origins. Nevertheless, I can see this franchise being rectified, I’ve give this a 8/10, needed better structure.
The sad part about the bad ending is that Sigurd would rather live in a world that is fake, rather than the real world because it has caused him so much pain 😢
This was a long game, but still felt incomplete. The ending was just meh. I expected more. It was a good game, but it just fizzled out. I guess I have to pay $40 to get the two expansions and see the "true" ending.
The ending was good, better than origins and odyssey. This ENDING fixed the damn problem of assassin's creed as a whole, making the present day plot interesting and move forward It's just as the batman arkham knight type of ending. U need to finish the prologue, asgard arc and the anomalies throughout england. It's to understand why basim did wht he did and will do later
It's not the end. The DLC's will continue the story. I won't spoil, but to give you guys a right direction search for the secret ending of Basim. It reveals something which most of us have missed. This secret ending reveals who Basim really is and why Eivor is being accused for the responsibility of his children. It also reveals who Sigurd & Eivor really are
This game is so weird how's this even an ending like it's just different endings for arcs like where is the True ending every game has one where credits roll what is this nonsense
@Frans Delt Thank you for correcting me. However, I’m familiar with this grammar rule. It's also important to know your audience. Since my comment is on TH-cam, I could afford to use a casual tone. You, on the other hand, assumed that I must be ignorant, which is very rude. What if English isn’t my first language? Next time, ask yourself: is this comment necessary? Mind your manners, Frans.
i agree with that, tied in the story of the order and the gameplay better than just having a target on your back and not knowing what the hell is going on but killing them.
I just wish they bring back that assassins creed 1786 series with pirates and swords with better boarding i like the game but I just miss that Assassins creed black flag style
Not at all, story is way out of line and makes no sense. Instead of the new games making some things clear they make it even worse.. so now a old snake is in the present day this shit makes no sense
@@mrunknown164 There is no “snake” in the modern day, Loki only wanted revenge upon Odin, and wants to re unite his family. Basim is now the protagonist, and was a hidden one to begin with, so it makes sense he’d still work for the assassins upon his return to modern times. Basim is a sage and has all the knowledge of his previous life as an Isu, which will undoubtedly help the Assassins in their fight against the Templars.
It makes me wonder if the staff could revive Basim despite him being dead for so long, could it revive Eivor? I don't know the limits of the staff as I'm not well versed in AC lore, and him being a skeleton may be too far gone for the staff, but it's interesting to think about.
I noticed the second day of release that Sigurd looked and sounded like Tyr, basim looked and sounded like Loki, and the same with eivor and Odin, so when Sigurd said he was a god, I believed him
@@halt4000 You clearly haven’t played the game if you think Freyja is Randvi. The seers mother, Svala, is Freyja reincarnated. You can look it up for yourself if u want but Randvi is a normal human whereas Eivor, Sigurd, Svala, Halfdan, and Basim are reincarnations of the gods/isu
I'm going to be completely honest. I understand this is probably a hot take but I genuinely think that the ending without Sigurd is the "true ending". Throughout, the game Sigurd changes. He becomes reckless and harsh. For Eivor, to blindly stick with his brother, despite seeing these blatant changes. While loyal, just ultimately feels kind of stupid. It would be like if in RDR2, Arthur ended up siding with Dutch at the end of the game. Narratively, it doesn't make sense. By constantly blindly siding with Sigurd, you're ignoring Eivor's character growth through the game. Understandably, the ending without Sigurd is more sad, but narratively it makes more sense, it's more solemn, more quiet, and somehow still it's most beautiful. Through the "bad ending" the game in the end ultimately feels more like Shakespearean tragedy, both characters have pervasive flaws, that lead to Eivor's betrayal, but it's so much more human, it's not "happily ever after", but it doesn't have to be, and somehow (to me at least) that just makes it better.
I agree, it fits with the character development. Beginning as the naive follower and ending as the stoic leader. An individual. Knowing that his decisions would not necessarily make him popular.
@@punkyllama420 yea, most of the choices that Eivor has to make to get the “bad ending” are the harder, but the more morally correct choices (with the exception of romancing Sigurd’s wife, but u can still have the “bad ending” without this choice). Standing up against Sigurd, not following the “Viking’s code” that he was taught his entire life because he’s realized it’s inherent flaws, overall it just makes for a better story, and shows the growth of Eivor as a more morally complex character. And I have to believe that Darby feels the same way, in most of his interviews Darby states that Eivor betrays Sigurd, and that the ending isn’t going to be a happy one, that it’s a more pensive, thoughtful ending. Similar to Black Flag
Straight up I thought the best way to play Eivor was that he was smart and reasonable but quick to anger and due to that anger he would make some (what the game considers) bad choices. Im bad ending all the way.
Why would he want to kill him? Doesn't matter if weather he's a sage or if he's a reincarnated Loki or not. He isn't Loki he's still just Basim. He's an Assassin, no matter how strange he and his back story is. He's an Assassin.
i came here to find the ending, since im at 120h and couldn’t find the end of all those loops opened. looks like i already did. they don’t explain nothing
You don't have to collect ALL of those clues. You can...going from the only partially hidden bodies, find the target and kill them that way too. Also, if instead of going for the loot you first kill all the soldiers in an area first...you inadvertantly kill many targets rather than have to do some of the mini games like drinking lol.
Might be just me but I couldn't give a rats arse about the 'real world' aspect of assassin's creed. All this shite with Isu's and prophets became convoluted and tedious the second it was introduced at the end of AC2. Why can't it just be a game about an illuminati type cult throughout history as a springboard to getting to explore all these interesting time periods? It simply doesn't need the extra layer of boring, tedious storytelling. I refuse to believe anyone buys an assassins creed game for anything other than the historic roleplaying aspect. I find myself skipping all real world cutscenes and racing through the segments to get back in the animus. I also find the god side quests (DLC in Odyssey and the Asgard missions in Valhalla) extremely tedious, poorly written and poorly implemented. It should be exciting to visit these places but they feel like lifeless sandboxes with linear fetch quests attached. SPOILERS Also, why is Sigurd staying considered the 'Good ending'? Absolutely nothing happened to endear Eivor to him. He was a completely shitty character that we were told by the story we care about without actually providing reasons to. It's like the writers of Game of Thrones wrote AC: Valhalla's story.
I guess I just finished the game I got the good ending and just finished the Holy Day assault and didn't even know that was it. It's weird finishing a game and not getting end credits, but I did enjoy the game. I'm guessing there will be dlc to tie everything up or VALHALLA 2 (of sorts).
I thibk its more because eivor was a female and basim did not realise that she was Odin reincarnated because of this rather than because the mark was torn
I don't really see not returning with Sigurd as a 'bad ending', more of a regrettable one. Sigurd did become pretty damn intolerable as he 180'd on you. Especially after that crap he pulled with Gudrun and that dude who mistakenly took her sail cause he thought she was throwing it away. Sigurd became a tyrant, thanks to that jerk Basim, yes, but Sigurd went right along with it.
He saved Eivors Life and is like a brother to him, in the good ending he actually apologizes and realizes that he's always been following Eivor unbeknownst to him so he ceded his position to him without a fuss and all smiles
@@JasinIseini because if he were actually playing it, it would be more than earth-shattering, just watching it doesn't excite you but I played these whole endings with a wide open mouth, so he pretty much had it coming
just finished the game....i think this franchise could end its legacy through 2 more titles, first in the crusades era, with a huge middle east map, and finally, a modern day assassins creed to seal the deal...and to find out what happened to abstergo
23:26 - that is the moment were you can feel that the Assassin's Creed Saga begins... Templars Assassins Every hero, every adventure, everything begins THERE
I like how they explained how the order was renamed to the templars. I would just like to see how the hidden ones was changed to the assassins creed. I know they explained it but I want a visual
What I love with these games is both sides have good motives however one is too oppressive (templars, order etc) while the assassins realistically could not work and would lead to the former. The issue I had with this game however is the ending didn't have the same impact as Odessy. I mean you had an incredibly depressing ending if things went wrong with Kassandra and it made me more determined to get a good ending 2nd time
Assassin's always discover a way to fuck up the world thinking they are saving it but they just give Templars a free way. Even Desmond with his sacrifice.
@@IssaAbbani Lorewise, they (ubi) have always said that Templar and Assassins are the "same", being good and bad guys depending on the side you look at it. Both of them want a "free world" for the human being, but it's supposed that templars want the freedom by control, meanwhile Assassins wants a total free world. Between them are the Isu or The Ones who Came Before that they want to control humans like they did before their destruction.
So Odin/Mad One/ Eivor; Basim/Loki; Aletheia/Lokis wife(partner).... and Basim plan is to rescue/resurect his wife and child (Fenrir) and also take a revenge on Odin... and Odins kid? Not sure if I understood correctly the conversations between Loki and his wife during glitches
I think this game becomes a lot more enjoyable if you think of it as a Viking game in the assassin's creed universe rather than an assassin's creed game.
A mistake many of these "die-hard" fans have just gone ahead and made. Black Flag is much more a pirate game than a standard AC and it turned out great. It's good to have a different theme and flavour, otherwise it'll become stale. I do hope people will see and appreciate Valhalla for what it is if they haven't already done so.
So the only difference from the Good Ending and the Bad Ending is that Sigurd doesnt come back with you? That seems kind of lackluster, even everything down to what Randvi says and Eivor's subsequent speech is the same.
Combat aside I actually loved a lot about this game despite what skill up says. It's a beautiful slow burn game. I wish the game did a better job of showing finality with Basim returning. That felt like a satisfying ending but then, for me anyway, I still had one more small area to pacify in England and that ending was a lot weaker. I randomly got a message on my HUD that stated I should feel free to keep exploring and that was pretty much the end. I feel like they should have tied up the endings in a more satisfying way
The reader at the end before talking to layla “ stop wipe run it again” sounded jus like desmond but changed we he saw layla?? Anybody notice or jus me
The (bad) ending isn’t necessarily bad because if u played the story towards the end Sigurd was shown visions and wanted to leave. So this ending is sad but also Sigurd did want to leave to Valhalla so it’s good in a way
Oh I guess I finished the game then lol. Idk why I was looking for some epic ending, got all these ending one play through. Gotta say as my first AC game this was pretty amazing. I'm a fan now and will go back and play some older titles.
Thanks for this! There's no way of telling what's an important decision in-game, so getting the good ending first try is basically just luck based. If I don't get the good ending, I don't feel like spending another 100 hours going through everything again. :P
There are many obvious decisions to make which weigh in heavily, one of them would be romancing Randvi while she's still with Sigurd or punching him...
I hate how they kill off Layla just as her story was getting good they throw her out, I hope we don't play as basim for the next three games because I would hate that, because of who he really is
This pisses on the work Kassandra put in. 2000 years on guard duty, only to be deceived by a reincarnated Jotun??!! No wonder Kassandra told Layla to destroy the staff. She already knew it was all bullshit.
Well actually he’s an isu and eivor had kind of dream sequences of norse mythology, in a way symbolic but he grew up with norse mythology so it makes sense he sees isu norse gods and the animus anomalies show the full (asgard) ending
UnknownError 404 Angraboda is the name of Loki’s mistress, and mother to Fenrir, who is Jotun. Who I’m now also lead to believe is reincarnated into Aletheia, who’s spirit is embedded within the staff. Loki didn’t deceive Kassandra. Aletheia did.
My thoughts are that after Eivor visited Vineland, traded with the Natives, found the Natives friendly, and knew that apple of eve is with those in Vineland, Evior decided to return and retire in peace.
Tbh I knew The Father was Aelfred the moment he first appeared after Fulke captured Sigurd. His shadowy figure in the order menu perfectly matched Aelfred and it all made sense. There is no person in the whole England with more authority than Aelfred.
No such thing as bad ending.The only bad ending is if you keep holding your axe dueling with Odin and if you keep holding your axe.You will notice that people on that arena keep appearing until you unequipped your axe.
I genuinely didn't realize I finished the game. Loved it but the ending is a bit anticlimactic. What happened to Layla, what's basim up to, what's up with the isu temple in Norway, what the significance of the Asgard dreams.... Is eivor a reincarnation of Odin. Nothing was answered! I've only played 2 AC games.... Black flag and this (I got half way through the first game). Its a cool concept by ultimately the story endings are never satisfying
Wait, so your "choices" amount to whether Sigurd returns to England? Why the hell would I care about Sigurd, honestly? I know Eivor has attachment to him, but honestly I didn't like, or care for him all. He was gone for a huge chunk of the story, so why the would I care whether he came back or not? I thought the choices we made had a meaningful impact on the story. I guess it makes sense, since Ubisoft is technically telling a linear story, so they can't let you have too much impact on the world, but still. So disappointing. I like the game, but these endings are not good in my opinion.
Agreed, the game was seriously short too. People say I'm crazy, but I finished the game in 2 days. I skipped Odyssey, so I'm gonna go back and play that. My friend says its was longer and has a much better ending.
Kind of disappointing there was never a credit role moment, I’ve done all of these cutscenes (good one) and still don’t feel like the story concluded. I just got back into the animus as Basim like wtf?
It's the Mary Leud cloak. The very same one that was glitched/stuck on you after the Mary Leud quests. Perhaps Ubisoft will make it available in our inventory one day!
110 hours in.. The ending/s do not come close to holding up Had hoped for platinum as I did in 4 other AC games... But I'm done unless my season pass ends up meaning a damn thing. Ubi stole 100$ from me... Well played
Well i got the Good ending, i was sure they were going to pull an Odyssey on me and since i decided to take the loot, against Sigurd's wishes, i was dead sure i was going to get a shitty ending. For those that don't understand the Odyssey thing, in AC Odyssey you are basically hunting down your Brother or Sister, depending on the gender you picked, and throughout the game several times your insane Sibling came up on conversation, and because i chose to tell my mother that she should'nt have too high of hopes that Kassandra (sister) would come to her senses, that apparently was enough for me to get the Neutral ending, and ho boy did that piss me off!
I still can't believe I finished this game. The story was so captivating and interesting that I completely forgot about the whole hours played. I wish this game was longer because it seemed like it went by in a second. In any case, the game was really great and I can't wait for the next parts to surprise me just like it did this and the others from the past!!!
@@karlcoulson8739 No, Vinland is America, as the "tribe" of Native Americans that Eivor meets is Connors tribe from AC3. That's how they obtained the orb and has been protecting it for generations. That was the whole point of them adding that area into the game, was to connect AC: Odyssey to AC: Valhalla which then connects to AC3.
Is it just me or am I a little pissed that there was no ultimate ending. I didn’t realize I beat the game until now(2-3 weeks after I beat it) I loved the game but I wish the ending was more epic and obvious. (Usually it says AC: insert name)
Not gonna lie for the epilogue I don’t think the three of them would’ve died if Sigrid would stop sitting on his ass in his bed and his throne and actually helped us
I think Eivor is a good guy/gal. Havi, on the other hand, isn't. Havi is selfish, self-centered a probably part of an Isu Pantheon that enjoyed war and oppressing their enemies and lower classes. He was so hellbent on surviving that he simply bulldozed everyone. What Fenrir was, we don't know. What te Jotun was we also don't know, but I don't think they were humans, but maybe a lower caste of Isu. You see, Aletheia is from the greek pantheon, Loki is from the norse, so I assume that he is a crossbreed of pantheons, which were political enemies. Freya was also from another faction, Vanir, not Aesir. Another one of his hypocrisies. His problem was with whatever the Jotum were. Basim didn't betray Eivor, but Havi. He thought they were one and the same as he is Loki, but Eivor said no to Odin in his mind, Eivor is his own person now. That's why when they meet in that vision outside of the hut, in real time, there is no ill will between them. But he needs Havi's memory to learn of his son's whereabouts. What Basim tells us about how the Order killed his son, he wasn't wrong. The Order worshipped the Isu first and foremost, so it is safe to assume that his son died because of ones the Order worship. Whether Basim is an antagonist or an Anti-hero it remains to be seen, but I love his character lore and development.
can somebody explain how you can complete the order of ancients because to me it keep saying i need to play further in the story but i already completed all of england i pleged evry part got the epilogue and still dont find the part to reveal alfred
Question, im about to do the very last mission, valka has warned me that when i return my home will not be as when i returned what does she mean by that
@@theingsinator2567 because Alfred will create Templars Order that more dangerous than Orders of the Ancient. And the real historical said Alfred after the ending in this game, gather the army to war again againts the Dane. So probably, Alfred will also war with Eivor & allies. And from Valka's vision, Raventhorpe will be burn = Alfred do that.
I'm still looking on Google that can't be the ending ...its like you watch a movie and at its best cut it ✂️ this is the most disappointing gaming experience. You make your armor conquer a few cities a lot then gameover ....they should give the midle finger as well saying they couldn't bother had more important things to do with our money , life is short 🤦🏼 what the actual F....
Secret Ending (Ancient Memory):- th-cam.com/video/fJTB0Zi5hQo/w-d-xo.html
Eivor Present Day Secret Ending:- th-cam.com/video/TKvntSVB21s/w-d-xo.html
cool
How do I actually get to the ending do I have to complete the alliance map or is there more to do after that
@@Killer-z1f1h animus anomalies completion (basically jumping puzzles),similar to liberation´s citizen e,also the ending can be seen in videos section in game´s install file,but while the video is present,the sound is not.
Where is Sigurd after Gunnar’s wedding?I got the good ending and he returned with me to England but I can’t find him in Ravenstrope
Bro, what armour u use in this ?
Damn only if Dag was alive to see this. He would be so pissed😂
😂😂😂 Fuck Dag!! Hater hater
I was so stoked to finally kill dag. He was so dang annoying 😂
I hate Dag. I am glad we got to fight and kill him. Nobody disrespects Eivor the Wolfkissed!
Fuck dag,all my homies hate dag
I feel sorry for Dag. He is the first friendly character the Wolf-kissed meets (besides the opening cutscene) and he seemed very loyal and traditional, if not stubborn and primal in his instincts. I granted him Valhalla. He deserves it.
I know its a bit off topic but I also ALMOST granted Ivarr Valhalla. I was going to if it came to it but then he killed Ceolbert.
Basim wearing a Wolf shirt is a hilarious way of referencing fenrir
Oh that makes sense with eivor representing Odin and Sigurd Tyr that basin would be Fenrir my question is who would be Loki? Aelfred?
@@xdude2011 basin is Loki my friend
@@xdude2011 Nasim*
@@xdude2011 basim*
@@elpatron5996 ahhhh that makes much more sense! When he was talking of his son he was actually talking about Fenrir that's why he hated Eivor so much!
I knew it was Alfred as soon as I saw the order menu and Alfred. I don’t get why they blacked him out yet you could see his clothes, body and hair. Made it so obvious. Kinda annoying
Literally the second his outline comes in you already know it’s him. His literally the only character in the game who looks like that, hopefully they get rid of the outline stuff in the next one
@@brendan9868 exactly, kinda ruined it in my opinion. The clues made it even more obvious.
I actually thought it was basim tbh
@@ElPhenomenon better than my guess until i saw the order menu. At first I thought it was King Harald of Norway because why not. I was so wrong lol. Plus with the game mainly set in England and it was the time where Alfred thrived it just made it too obvious to be him. I was hoping it wouldn’t be him.
Before I Thought It Was Alfred, I Believed It Was Loki Reincarnated Not Basim, His Reasons? Why Not.
That “bad” ending doesn’t seem bad at all. You finally become jarl after all the hard work you put in forming alliances when Sigurd fucked off 75% of the game. Seems like a good ending to me
Literally, and i killed the most annoying NPC Dag and denied him of valhalla, one because hes annoying and always talked shit, and two because he looks like a mob boss not a Viking. I regret nothing, my “bad” ending was exactly what I hoped it to be lmao.
You also become jarl in the "good" ending. Sigurd passes you the title.
@@sikckaputten its not as comforting. I get his women and his throne because he liked to let kinky women like fulke tell him what to do. Mine was the best ending
@@WebcasterProductions Lol
thats the bad ending??
So basically King Alfred let Eivor kill all of his subordinates so he could just begin again with his vision of the Order: The Templars. That is legit brilliant.
Yeah I’m smart right
@@Hanzo615 I honestly do think you’re an idiot. Dude you’re literally arguing with the devil.🤭🤭😂😂😂😂
I heard some thing about bringer of light and Jesus so maybe Alfred is the one who started the ideology of the Templar and overthrow the order of ancient
With all the comments about the Templars taking over the Order of Ancients, how did the Hidden One’s rename themselves as Assassin’s.
Also I’m gonna say that in real life the first group of knights Templar were called poor fellow soldier and is the same name as the mission so maybe this is it the birth of the templars
King Alfred played the long game so well so he could restructure the Order of Ancients in too the Templar Order got to admit I respect that man
Is that really how it happened
@@aquaticasmr184 yes he is a member of the Order Of The Ancients but lets Eivor kill all of the members so he can reconstruct the the broken order in to the Templar Order
@@csw1013 He wasn't just a member, he was the Grand Maegester, the head honcho of the Order.
@@xavier8951 it was passed to him. He had no choice other than to be the head guy. I think this is genius and unlike the other girl in the game we will not speak of Alfred is a really interesting character and is presented well.
But why did he lose his kingship and England to the danes/norsemen? Was that his plan? To lose that for the Templars instead
This game started great for me then falls short right at the end. I literally had to google AC Valhalla ending before I knew that I was actually done with it. I kept waiting for an ending but it never came, there's just quest, then another, then another until there wasn't and I was like: now what? Thats it? there is no sense of finality, sense of accomplishment. The final big battle was raid on a small village, I don't even really think we needed the whole allied army for that, my longboat crew could have taken that in minutes, no major characters would have died. Im not saying I needed a grand battle at the end, its just the pacing feels really off
True true
This comment is so on point. I´m here exactly bc of that. I had to google it as well and I ended up here reading this comment. Thanks for sharing bro.
I just finished the game and I literally just looked up for this video only because I thought “there’s no way this is just it” and apparently it was. Well. Pretty disappointing ending
Good game but the ending was a bit meh. Im used to seeing the end Credits rolling
It’s funny how literally everyone has the same feelings on the ending lol. Guess it’s time to wait until the dlcs go on sale.
Imagine completing a game without noticing...what a weird story.
Edit: its crazy how many people are in the same boat as me here
That's what happened to me
Me too
Same
Me too thats why im here lol idk if i finished the game or not
@@FREE_WILL_DEFENDER u probably did. It’s fucked up...
So Basim became a discord moderator, got it LMAO
DAMN
😂😂😂
No he would need a fadora and a neck beard
@@michaelthegerbil5543 you’re thinking of redditors 😉
@@sunsetdestined9885 aren’t discord mods already redditors
Dude the fact that Basim is still alive now and technically won and did what he set out to do makes me pissed.
The weird thing is techincally basim is the hero, if he hadnt reached out to layla and them and told them where eivor was they would not have found the temple to slow the machine down and save the world. Pretty cool really. Not sure if that was Basims goal or not but its what he did
@@danluce5995 I'm still trying to work out the hidden ending completely. If Odin/Havi was Isu and Eivors recollection of Ragnarok was his interpretation, does that mean Loki having children outside his species refers to Homo Sapiens?
If it does then wouldn't that mean Havi wanted to kill human/Isu crossbreeds while Loki wanted to save and fight for them? Havi imprisoned Fenrir (like the Isu imprisoned humans) until the uprising and their demise. Basim would be the good guy fighting for humans but I could be misinterpreting this completely.
@@B247E Im with you man, its a way more complex story than people really think. So good though, clearly they put a lot of thought into it
@@B247E nah I think you got it, I was worried because of I thought Loki is evil. Lokis basturdised reputation is because of other Isu, so he's actually misunderstood and is an ally to humans.
I think Eivor is a good guy/gal. Havi, on the other hand, isn't. Havi is selfish, self-centered a probably part of an Isu Pantheon that enjoyed war and oppress their enemies and lower classes. He was so hellbent on surviving that he simply bulldozed everyone. What Fenrir was, we don't know. What te Jotun was we also don't know, but I don't think they were humans, but maybe a lower caste of Isu. You see, Aletheia is from the greek pantheon, Loki is from the norse, so I assume that he is a crossbreed of pantheons, which were political enemies. Freya was also from another faction, Vanir, not Aesir. Another one of his hypocrisies. His problem was with whatever the Jotum were.
I didn’t even know I finished the game it was so anticlimactic compared to odyssey and origins . Just my humble opinion don’t hang me
I resoect your opinion, but sometimes, a game only needs a finish that defines what the main character desires, peace and freedom from chains bonding the character to a role so overwhelming and taxing, causing inner suffering for each loss. Now, the Raven clan gets to feel that peace for once, not having to run from something, but getting to stay at peace and comfort for a time
Edit:hope this helps, don't hand ME if this wasted your time, I'm sorry for that then
Legit didn’t know. I just finished it yesterday and was so confused. At least flash a title card real quick because I was just sitting there wondering what else I had to do to finish the story.
Same here! Literally tried finishing all side quests looking for that epic AC ending only to wind up looking at this video and the comments for reassurance 😅
@@Solid1minD same I thought there was gonna be a huge battle or siege where you take wincestre and kill king aelfred
@@benediktdgjkll7203 Aelfred goes into exile historically. look up “King Alfred and the cakes” for the reference to him burning them like the scene at the end... it’s not that difficult to discern
The Reader is Desmond Miles. Basim is Loki.
How is Basim is Loki
@@onyxcore9136 sage. He inherited Loki’s memories and characteristics
The game is so confusing explain it to me please
@@yugiohpacker same here
@@yugiohpacker which parts specifically do you need explained?
Loki looks like he's about to head out to California and give Marcus Holloway a jailbroken android with ctOS access.
OMG yes I KNEW he reminded me of someone
That present day ending with Basim was interesting. Will he be the new modern day protagonist? Also, was Desmond the Reader? Sounded a lot like him.
@@storm479 isn't Desmond dead
@@jetstreamattano4176 His body definitely is. But many speculate the Reader is Desmond's consciousness, due to references to 'New Life' and sharing the voice actor Nolan North.
And the last few years the fanbase has been calling for his revival, or at least that killing him off was a mistake (despite that he was killed off before the fans called for it at the time, but the game where he died was the one that actually got me into the AC saga, so I can't say much).
So I don't think it's beneath Ubisoft to try and figure out a way to revive/resurrect him in some form.
Desmond is most likely the Reader, Nolan North voices both.
So did basim trick that girl into touching that ball an somehow resurrect himself?
Yes correct Cory he tricked her so he can go into modern day considering he was stuck in the grey he made her press the sphere so he could go into modern day and her body pretty much is gone and he got the staff to resurrect himself
Feel like they could’ve done more with the story towards the end of the game. Felt like the end was a bit rushed. Nonetheless still a great game just a bit disappointed towards the end. I expected a great war with king aelfred and story line to kill king harald and take back control of norway. Also I feel like there should’ve been more to ubba’s death instead of just finding him on your own. Maybe like a mission where you bring him to halfdan and have a funeral to send him to valhalla. A lot of missed opportunities towards the end of the game.
The thing is they didn’t include west England on the map, which is where Ubbe died (Devonshire)
@@NonceAndrew I’m not sure if thats historically accurate or not, I’ve never studied norse mythology or viking stuff, but you can actually find ubba’s dead body in the game after learning he died.
Not so much rushed, as though they were forced into setting up a bunch of dumb things for another game instead of letting it play out and forcing the next game to find it's own path from the ending of this one.
Wait I've seen you in the ubbas dead video🤣🤣
@@hyphon1377 lmaoo
You forgot the secret ending, which you can get by doing the Animus Anomalies. It ties heavily into the Asguard ending.
Yeah thats the next part of ASSASSIN'S CREED RAVELATIONS ending cut scene
The Asgard ending is just Eivors version of the memory. Doused with his biased views in his Norse mythology. Which includes Odin Thor Loki Freya Helina and all of them
The game would have been 10/10 if it actually directed you in ways to complete the game to make sense. I ended up getting caught up in Sigurd’s story and kept doing them missions and didn’t know how pretty much all the other stories and even side missions link to the game. Played every Assassins Creed since the beginning and it was dying off until Origins. Nevertheless, I can see this franchise being rectified, I’ve give this a 8/10, needed better structure.
7.5 needs more hidden ones/assassins
@@fiel81 -1/10 didnt put an option to spit and piss on dag's grave
The sad part about the bad ending is that Sigurd would rather live in a world that is fake, rather than the real world because it has caused him so much pain 😢
Sounds like u was a bad friend😂
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This was a long game, but still felt incomplete. The ending was just meh. I expected more. It was a good game, but it just fizzled out. I guess I have to pay $40 to get the two expansions and see the "true" ending.
The ending was good, better than origins and odyssey. This ENDING fixed the damn problem of assassin's creed as a whole, making the present day plot interesting and move forward
It's just as the batman arkham knight type of ending. U need to finish the prologue, asgard arc and the anomalies throughout england. It's to understand why basim did wht he did and will do later
@@lohitsai12 I know right!!! I’m so excited for the future of ac due to the fact of basim being alive in modern day
I got good ending but it’s weird hooking up with sigs ex wife when he’s in the other room😂
Oof
good thing he has one hand left
It didn't let me do that. She says no after Sigurd comes home.
28:02 anyone else got a "Adam, Eve and the tree of knowledge" vibe?
Yup
Ya we know Adam and eve escaped the isu but I don't think eve has ever been confirmed for the modern-day story Desmond was for Adam
i just finished the game and i'm like what the F... where is the rest of the game, i'm totally confused now
Same here, I’m literally googling to see if I actually finished the game. Such a weird way to end
I agree, I finished the game yesterday and it didn't feel like an ending. I don't feel like I completed the game, so unsatisfying 🙄
It's not the end. The DLC's will continue the story. I won't spoil, but to give you guys a right direction search for the secret ending of Basim. It reveals something which most of us have missed. This secret ending reveals who Basim really is and why Eivor is being accused for the responsibility of his children. It also reveals who Sigurd & Eivor really are
@@VikingrNL I do know who Eivor, Basim and Sigurd are.
@@VikingrNL How do you know that? Sounds interesting.
This game is so weird how's this even an ending like it's just different endings for arcs like where is the True ending every game has one where credits roll what is this nonsense
I feel the same..where is the credits XDXD
Its confusing! I’ve been running around the game for 3 hours trying to get to the final mission... turns out I already completed it.
Casuals...smh
@Frans Delt Thank you for correcting me. However, I’m familiar with this grammar rule. It's also important to know your audience. Since my comment is on TH-cam, I could afford to use a casual tone. You, on the other hand, assumed that I must be ignorant, which is very rude. What if English isn’t my first language? Next time, ask yourself: is this comment necessary? Mind your manners, Frans.
@Frans Delt I see you didn’t take my advice.
Wait so, there's no end credits scene? No official 'End' to the game? Just an ending scene for the different branches of the game? Huh...
Yeah just like in Origins and Odyssey
@@maciejpolak2458 in both those games you knew when it ended. this trash has me confused
@@markoh3099 durr im lost with my small brain.. TRASH
@@MrNinja543 i bet you forced yourself to collect all wealth and artifacts to make yourself feel like you didnt waste money on the game
Well to be fair. The ending of odyssey doesn't make sense if you dont complete the other story branches either
Not gonna lie this game makes a whole lot more sense then Odyssey did that's for sure.
i agree with that, tied in the story of the order and the gameplay better than just having a target on your back and not knowing what the hell is going on but killing them.
Valhalla was written really well.
Did they ever mention who Kosmo's was originally? Was he an Isu?
I just wish they bring back that assassins creed 1786 series with pirates and swords with better boarding i like the game but I just miss that Assassins creed black flag style
Odyssey had a better protagonist. Eivor is dumb. Sees God's and acts dumb to it. Kassandra learns from all intereractions with isu.
"Damn that earned me a night of washing linen" - king aelfred
Those endings actually have great opurtunity to make next game great
Exactly, it sets up the franchise to do what it wants, to return to what made AC great
Not at all, story is way out of line and makes no sense. Instead of the new games making some things clear they make it even worse.. so now a old snake is in the present day this shit makes no sense
@@mrunknown164 There is no “snake” in the modern day, Loki only wanted revenge upon Odin, and wants to re unite his family. Basim is now the protagonist, and was a hidden one to begin with, so it makes sense he’d still work for the assassins upon his return to modern times. Basim is a sage and has all the knowledge of his previous life as an Isu, which will undoubtedly help the Assassins in their fight against the Templars.
@@IamSupreme333 hmm makes sense yes. Curious how this turns out
It makes me wonder if the staff could revive Basim despite him being dead for so long, could it revive Eivor? I don't know the limits of the staff as I'm not well versed in AC lore, and him being a skeleton may be too far gone for the staff, but it's interesting to think about.
I noticed the second day of release that Sigurd looked and sounded like Tyr, basim looked and sounded like Loki, and the same with eivor and Odin, so when Sigurd said he was a god, I believed him
And that halfdan looked like thor and sigurd's wife looks like freya
@@halt4000 Freyja is actually the seers mother. Randvi is a normal human
@@josephstalin2606 you can see the resemblance. Its clearly randvi. Who else has that role if not her?
@@halt4000 You clearly haven’t played the game if you think Freyja is Randvi. The seers mother, Svala, is Freyja reincarnated. You can look it up for yourself if u want but Randvi is a normal human whereas Eivor, Sigurd, Svala, Halfdan, and Basim are reincarnations of the gods/isu
@@halt4000 Eivor says at the end of the game that freyja is actually valkas mother
Ok thank god. I returned with Sigurd. I tried like hell to keep him safe from everything and everyone
same here, did my best to prove the visions of "betraying him" wrong.
I hooked up with his wife and punched Basim and Sigurd because "noone talks about my daddy" at some point but in the end it turned out good.
I'm going to be completely honest. I understand this is probably a hot take but I genuinely think that the ending without Sigurd is the "true ending". Throughout, the game Sigurd changes. He becomes reckless and harsh. For Eivor, to blindly stick with his brother, despite seeing these blatant changes. While loyal, just ultimately feels kind of stupid. It would be like if in RDR2, Arthur ended up siding with Dutch at the end of the game. Narratively, it doesn't make sense. By constantly blindly siding with Sigurd, you're ignoring Eivor's character growth through the game. Understandably, the ending without Sigurd is more sad, but narratively it makes more sense, it's more solemn, more quiet, and somehow still it's most beautiful. Through the "bad ending" the game in the end ultimately feels more like Shakespearean tragedy, both characters have pervasive flaws, that lead to Eivor's betrayal, but it's so much more human, it's not "happily ever after", but it doesn't have to be, and somehow (to me at least) that just makes it better.
I agree, it fits with the character development. Beginning as the naive follower and ending as the stoic leader. An individual. Knowing that his decisions would not necessarily make him popular.
@@punkyllama420 yea, most of the choices that Eivor has to make to get the “bad ending” are the harder, but the more morally correct choices (with the exception of romancing Sigurd’s wife, but u can still have the “bad ending” without this choice). Standing up against Sigurd, not following the “Viking’s code” that he was taught his entire life because he’s realized it’s inherent flaws, overall it just makes for a better story, and shows the growth of Eivor as a more morally complex character. And I have to believe that Darby feels the same way, in most of his interviews Darby states that Eivor betrays Sigurd, and that the ending isn’t going to be a happy one, that it’s a more pensive, thoughtful ending. Similar to Black Flag
@@rice-man9254 "pensive and thoughtful" is exactly the way I would describe what I've seen so far. It definitely seems to be a more mellow story.
Its a strange but welcome experience to see a well spoken and polite disscusion in a TH-cam comment section.
Straight up I thought the best way to play Eivor was that he was smart and reasonable but quick to anger and due to that anger he would make some (what the game considers) bad choices. Im bad ending all the way.
Just like the game said, Basim is a hard man to trust. When he wanted to meet William Miles i had a feeling that he wanted to kill him
Why would he want to kill him? Doesn't matter if weather he's a sage or if he's a reincarnated Loki or not. He isn't Loki he's still just Basim. He's an Assassin, no matter how strange he and his back story is. He's an Assassin.
@@edgyomellete0121 I thought so because he betrayed Eivor, assassin’s shouldn’t kill for personal reasons.
@@Arwindor well to be fair odin betrayed Loki first. Now that they're reincarnated and are entirely different people Basim betrayed Eivor
idk about y’all but after 80+ hours spent into this game, those endings were pretty underwhelming
i came here to find the ending, since im at 120h and couldn’t find the end of all those loops opened. looks like i already did. they don’t explain nothing
I really enjoyed the endings, I think the tying up of the 3 storylines were tied up nicely
The great things about AC Valhalla is, you need to collect the info and clues to get your assassination target. A lot more to explore
You don't have to collect ALL of those clues. You can...going from the only partially hidden bodies, find the target and kill them that way too. Also, if instead of going for the loot you first kill all the soldiers in an area first...you inadvertantly kill many targets rather than have to do some of the mini games like drinking lol.
You did that in odyssey it isn't anything new
Might be just me but I couldn't give a rats arse about the 'real world' aspect of assassin's creed. All this shite with Isu's and prophets became convoluted and tedious the second it was introduced at the end of AC2. Why can't it just be a game about an illuminati type cult throughout history as a springboard to getting to explore all these interesting time periods? It simply doesn't need the extra layer of boring, tedious storytelling. I refuse to believe anyone buys an assassins creed game for anything other than the historic roleplaying aspect.
I find myself skipping all real world cutscenes and racing through the segments to get back in the animus. I also find the god side quests (DLC in Odyssey and the Asgard missions in Valhalla) extremely tedious, poorly written and poorly implemented. It should be exciting to visit these places but they feel like lifeless sandboxes with linear fetch quests attached.
SPOILERS
Also, why is Sigurd staying considered the 'Good ending'? Absolutely nothing happened to endear Eivor to him. He was a completely shitty character that we were told by the story we care about without actually providing reasons to. It's like the writers of Game of Thrones wrote AC: Valhalla's story.
Bud, with love, don't you dare compare this story to GoT's writing. I get where your rage is coming from...but just...don't you DARE.
Never realized how basim and Loki are so similar just reincarnated you never catch that if you don’t pay close attention
they aren’t similar, this isn’t basim anymore as loki has complete control over basims body.
It's incredibly and immediately obvious if you do the asgard chapter
I never liked sigurd cause of his actions after we risk our asses to save him from Fulke. I didnt feel sad a bit when he decided to stay in Norway
At first, he was a good guy. But then he got a little bit crazy
I guess I just finished the game I got the good ending and just finished the Holy Day assault and didn't even know that was it. It's weird finishing a game and not getting end credits, but I did enjoy the game. I'm guessing there will be dlc to tie everything up or VALHALLA 2 (of sorts).
I didn't know it was the end cause the war in the trailer didn't happen
To think that eivor wasn’t noticed by basim or fulke because his mark was bitten and messed up by a wolf as a child is great plot convenience lol 👍
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I thibk its more because eivor was a female and basim did not realise that she was Odin reincarnated because of this rather than because the mark was torn
I don't really see not returning with Sigurd as a 'bad ending', more of a regrettable one. Sigurd did become pretty damn intolerable as he 180'd on you. Especially after that crap he pulled with Gudrun and that dude who mistakenly took her sail cause he thought she was throwing it away. Sigurd became a tyrant, thanks to that jerk Basim, yes, but Sigurd went right along with it.
He saved Eivors Life and is like a brother to him, in the good ending he actually apologizes and realizes that he's always been following Eivor unbeknownst to him so he ceded his position to him without a fuss and all smiles
epic assassin armor like ezio from revelations soo epic man
yes the mentor armour looks same as ezio
Ok I'm actually pretty fine that I spoiled myself on the ending cuz it's not as earth-shattering as what I THOUGHT was gonna happen lol.
Well basim is Loki
@@Sthrall why you gotta spoil him even more dude lol
@@JasinIseini because if he were actually playing it, it would be more than earth-shattering, just watching it doesn't excite you but I played these whole endings with a wide open mouth, so he pretty much had it coming
@@miikatenkula6356 this was shit, raise those standards
just finished the game....i think this franchise could end its legacy through 2 more titles, first in the crusades era, with a huge middle east map, and finally, a modern day assassins creed to seal the deal...and to find out what happened to abstergo
The bad ending without Sigurd just feels so empty, and depressing, luckily I probably won't get it.
It's called "BAD" ending for a reason.
@@silkwind7618 I've gotten bad endings before, this one just hits different
Bad ending feel more right
@@fodspeed No
@@fodspeed Maybe for you, u cheating, back-stabbing basterd xD.
Really epic story, ties it all together and sets up for a new one!!
23:26 -
that is the moment were you can feel that the Assassin's Creed Saga begins...
Templars
Assassins
Every hero, every adventure, everything begins THERE
I like how they explained how the order was renamed to the templars.
I would just like to see how the hidden ones was changed to the assassins creed. I know they explained it but I want a visual
@@TheMainRyan next game probably
So proud of this game
twas good but still wasnt as good as yours
What I love with these games is both sides have good motives however one is too oppressive (templars, order etc) while the assassins realistically could not work and would lead to the former. The issue I had with this game however is the ending didn't have the same impact as Odessy. I mean you had an incredibly depressing ending if things went wrong with Kassandra and it made me more determined to get a good ending 2nd time
To think that Eivor's actions indirectly started the Templar Order.... Brilliant
Well Darby said Eivor's actions will change the fate of AC history
Assassin's always discover a way to fuck up the world thinking they are saving it but they just give Templars a free way. Even Desmond with his sacrifice.
@@Maurisaw at this point I don't know who the good guys are. The ultimate plot twist is that the isu are the good guys 😂
@@IssaAbbani Lorewise, they (ubi) have always said that Templar and Assassins are the "same", being good and bad guys depending on the side you look at it. Both of them want a "free world" for the human being, but it's supposed that templars want the freedom by control, meanwhile Assassins wants a total free world. Between them are the Isu or The Ones who Came Before that they want to control humans like they did before their destruction.
@@Maurisaw Exactly but the next trilogy of games is most likely gonna explain more about the isu. I can't wait to see what happens then
So Odin/Mad One/ Eivor; Basim/Loki; Aletheia/Lokis wife(partner).... and Basim plan is to rescue/resurect his wife and child (Fenrir) and also take a revenge on Odin... and Odins kid? Not sure if I understood correctly the conversations between Loki and his wife during glitches
Loki’s wife is Angrboda
Lokis Children. There is more than one of them.
Eivor is the Wolf-Kissed. Sigurd is the Mad One.
Basim sends them the message " Find the Wolf-Kissed, find the Mad One, find me."
@@RacingRhythm Mad One is another name for Odin.
@@jcers Oh I always thought it was Sigurd because he kind of turns into a mad lad during the whole thing.
I think this game becomes a lot more enjoyable if you think of it as a Viking game in the assassin's creed universe rather than an assassin's creed game.
A mistake many of these "die-hard" fans have just gone ahead and made. Black Flag is much more a pirate game than a standard AC and it turned out great. It's good to have a different theme and flavour, otherwise it'll become stale. I do hope people will see and appreciate Valhalla for what it is if they haven't already done so.
The 2 dlcs will provide with a nice closure for the game, just like they did with odyssey's dlc
Yeah We will see what's next for basim , the rise of the Templares , And Eivor become a hidden ones
Great game.... terrible ending
So that's it I've finished the entire game. I wasn't sure at first so I (YT) it. Damn
I literally just did the same thing
I'm doing the same thing right now lol
I have a feeling the bad ending is canon, considering the good ending makes no fucking sense.
So the only difference from the Good Ending and the Bad Ending is that Sigurd doesnt come back with you? That seems kind of lackluster, even everything down to what Randvi says and Eivor's subsequent speech is the same.
WHAT A FUCKING AMAZING GAME I WOULD JUST LIKE TO SAY THIS, LIKE HOLY HELL THIS GAME DROPKICKED ME AND I JUST BEAT IT LIKE 10 MINS AGO
Same, about an hour ago. Best Assassin’s Creed since Black Flag
Nonsense its terrible
@@RedaMounir your opinion
Combat aside I actually loved a lot about this game despite what skill up says. It's a beautiful slow burn game. I wish the game did a better job of showing finality with Basim returning. That felt like a satisfying ending but then, for me anyway, I still had one more small area to pacify in England and that ending was a lot weaker. I randomly got a message on my HUD that stated I should feel free to keep exploring and that was pretty much the end. I feel like they should have tied up the endings in a more satisfying way
The reader at the end before talking to layla “ stop wipe run it again” sounded jus like desmond but changed we he saw layla?? Anybody notice or jus me
Even I thought the same. AC3 (the FINAL convo desmond has with both JUNO and MINERVA makes sense now)
Basim sounds and looks like a bad guy
The (bad) ending isn’t necessarily bad because if u played the story towards the end Sigurd was shown visions and wanted to leave. So this ending is sad but also Sigurd did want to leave to Valhalla so it’s good in a way
Basim's shirt is just awesome lmao
Oh I guess I finished the game then lol. Idk why I was looking for some epic ending, got all these ending one play through. Gotta say as my first AC game this was pretty amazing. I'm a fan now and will go back and play some older titles.
I’d also recommend Assassins creed black flag, it’s one of the best assassins creed games and the one that got me into the whole franchise
Origins is still my first go-to for stories. The hidden ones dlc really amazing
Play the original after origins
Thanks for this! There's no way of telling what's an important decision in-game, so getting the good ending first try is basically just luck based. If I don't get the good ending, I don't feel like spending another 100 hours going through everything again. :P
There are many obvious decisions to make which weigh in heavily, one of them would be romancing Randvi while she's still with Sigurd or punching him...
I hate how they kill off Layla just as her story was getting good they throw her out, I hope we don't play as basim for the next three games because I would hate that, because of who he really is
This pisses on the work Kassandra put in. 2000 years on guard duty, only to be deceived by a reincarnated Jotun??!! No wonder Kassandra told Layla to destroy the staff. She already knew it was all bullshit.
Well actually he’s an isu and eivor had kind of dream sequences of norse mythology, in a way symbolic but he grew up with norse mythology so it makes sense he sees isu norse gods and the animus anomalies show the full (asgard) ending
UnknownError 404 Angraboda is the name of Loki’s mistress, and mother to Fenrir, who is Jotun. Who I’m now also lead to believe is reincarnated into Aletheia, who’s spirit is embedded within the staff. Loki didn’t deceive Kassandra. Aletheia did.
They never did explain how the fuck eivor was buried in north America hopefully they show it in a dlc
they were in England when he was buried dumbass
@@ryanhussey3896 No, they weren't, idiot. The modern day cabin area is in North America.
My thoughts are that after Eivor visited Vineland, traded with the Natives, found the Natives friendly, and knew that apple of eve is with those in Vineland, Evior decided to return and retire in peace.
That armour is great in alfred cutscene what is the name of that armour...
Hidden Ones Armour
@@riteshmishra3773 nope thats mentor armor the hidden ones armor is green with gold trim
@@xXSonTJXx-x oh I thought it was the hidden ones armour.
Tbh I knew The Father was Aelfred the moment he first appeared after Fulke captured Sigurd. His shadowy figure in the order menu perfectly matched Aelfred and it all made sense. There is no person in the whole England with more authority than Aelfred.
I just wanna why you thought it was a good look to run around with a shaved viking lol
For real makes him look like shit imo
Sigurd is annoying me so I want this bad ending please 😂😂
No such thing as bad ending.The only bad ending is if you keep holding your axe dueling with Odin and if you keep holding your axe.You will notice that people on that arena keep appearing until you unequipped your axe.
I genuinely didn't realize I finished the game. Loved it but the ending is a bit anticlimactic. What happened to Layla, what's basim up to, what's up with the isu temple in Norway, what the significance of the Asgard dreams.... Is eivor a reincarnation of Odin. Nothing was answered!
I've only played 2 AC games.... Black flag and this (I got half way through the first game). Its a cool concept by ultimately the story endings are never satisfying
You have to play Desmond games, Origins and Odyssey to Understand this, with the isu I mean and collect all animus ananomalys
So , even the good guy basim were irl villain, BOY that an fun
That’s why I didn’t hesitate to punch him🤣🤣
Really hate how they brought Basim to the modern day. Makes it feel like you're not playing as a "real" Eivor imo
Wait, so your "choices" amount to whether Sigurd returns to England? Why the hell would I care about Sigurd, honestly? I know Eivor has attachment to him, but honestly I didn't like, or care for him all. He was gone for a huge chunk of the story, so why the would I care whether he came back or not? I thought the choices we made had a meaningful impact on the story.
I guess it makes sense, since Ubisoft is technically telling a linear story, so they can't let you have too much impact on the world, but still. So disappointing. I like the game, but these endings are not good in my opinion.
Agreed, the game was seriously short too. People say I'm crazy, but I finished the game in 2 days. I skipped Odyssey, so I'm gonna go back and play that. My friend says its was longer and has a much better ending.
Kind of disappointing there was never a credit role moment, I’ve done all of these cutscenes (good one) and still don’t feel like the story concluded. I just got back into the animus as Basim like wtf?
I really wish you can have guthrums cloak he's wearing in the epilogue
It's the Mary Leud cloak. The very same one that was glitched/stuck on you after the Mary Leud quests. Perhaps Ubisoft will make it available in our inventory one day!
I kind of hated the game after you suddenly had to play as Basim. Like what the hell?
what a horrendous story what a terrible ending. didn't feel like an ending at all. this game's pacing was brutal.. so many filler arcs. Im so done
110 hours in.. The ending/s do not come close to holding up
Had hoped for platinum as I did in 4 other AC games... But I'm done unless my season pass ends up meaning a damn thing.
Ubi stole 100$ from me... Well played
Could somebody tell me the name of the song after we find out who is the father of the Order? It was so beautiful moment!
you should search for the soundtrack here at youtube. there is a 2 hour something long vid with all the tunes and name of them :)
Disorder of the Ancients
“Ragnarok Twilight of the Gods” from the OST I believe. I agree, amazing moment once the music kicks in.
Uhh. I got the Good ending, the Epilogue ending AND the present day..
@Buğrahan Demir i farted of scaredness
I want my end of animus Anomalies what should I do for it.
Funny thing is. I got the good ending. But Sigurd is never around. Lmao
Well i got the Good ending, i was sure they were going to pull an Odyssey on me and since i decided to take the loot, against Sigurd's wishes, i was dead sure i was going to get a shitty ending.
For those that don't understand the Odyssey thing, in AC Odyssey you are basically hunting down your Brother or Sister, depending on the gender you picked, and throughout the game several times your insane Sibling came up on conversation, and because i chose to tell my mother that she should'nt have too high of hopes that Kassandra (sister) would come to her senses, that apparently was enough for me to get the Neutral ending, and ho boy did that piss me off!
I still can't believe I finished this game. The story was so captivating and interesting that I completely forgot about the whole hours played. I wish this game was longer because it seemed like it went by in a second. In any case, the game was really great and I can't wait for the next parts to surprise me just like it did this and the others from the past!!!
Did they ever explained how Eivor got to the place he was burried at??
probably went back later in life to Vinland, where he gave the orb to the indian tribe, to settle down.
@@BrutalMiller1 vinland is in green land not india also it was a piece of eden he gave to the tribe to be precise
@@karlcoulson8739 No, Vinland is America, as the "tribe" of Native Americans that Eivor meets is Connors tribe from AC3. That's how they obtained the orb and has been protecting it for generations. That was the whole point of them adding that area into the game, was to connect AC: Odyssey to AC: Valhalla which then connects to AC3.
@@BrutalMiller1 yeah your right
@@BrutalMiller1 great but ac3 sucked
At 23:40 if you go North-East through that marshland you will come across Ubba and were he died through a spear
incredible game, loved every secound of it
Wow you must have been bored af
@@AugustusoftheEast true. Maybe he likes wiping fortresses on easy mode!
Is it just me or am I a little pissed that there was no ultimate ending. I didn’t realize I beat the game until now(2-3 weeks after I beat it) I loved the game but I wish the ending was more epic and obvious. (Usually it says AC: insert name)
Not gonna lie for the epilogue I don’t think the three of them would’ve died if Sigrid would stop sitting on his ass in his bed and his throne and actually helped us
Do you mean sigurd? How, he literally only has one arm lol
I think Eivor is a good guy/gal. Havi, on the other hand, isn't. Havi is selfish, self-centered a probably part of an Isu Pantheon that enjoyed war and oppressing their enemies and lower classes. He was so hellbent on surviving that he simply bulldozed everyone. What Fenrir was, we don't know. What te Jotun was we also don't know, but I don't think they were humans, but maybe a lower caste of Isu. You see, Aletheia is from the greek pantheon, Loki is from the norse, so I assume that he is a crossbreed of pantheons, which were political enemies. Freya was also from another faction, Vanir, not Aesir. Another one of his hypocrisies. His problem was with whatever the Jotum were. Basim didn't betray Eivor, but Havi. He thought they were one and the same as he is Loki, but Eivor said no to Odin in his mind, Eivor is his own person now. That's why when they meet in that vision outside of the hut, in real time, there is no ill will between them. But he needs Havi's memory to learn of his son's whereabouts. What Basim tells us about how the Order killed his son, he wasn't wrong. The Order worshipped the Isu first and foremost, so it is safe to assume that his son died because of ones the Order worship. Whether Basim is an antagonist or an Anti-hero it remains to be seen, but I love his character lore and development.
I can’t wait to see Basim’s story after was brought to the present time
can somebody explain how you can complete the order of ancients because to me it keep saying i need to play further in the story but i already completed all of england i pleged evry part got the epilogue and still dont find the part to reveal alfred
In the hometown haytam gives you a letter to meet Aelfred in Hamtunscire.
I like how basim even wears a wolf shirt
Is it just me, or did none of these endings really feel like an ending?
Question, im about to do the very last mission, valka has warned me that when i return my home will not be as when i returned what does she mean by that
Well in order not to spoil I just want to say that wars have consequences.
@@adyqiu8980 yes i get that but i didnt know whether more of the main characters were gunna die or not, ive conpleted the game now lol
@@theingsinator2567 I think that what she was saying is gonna tie more to the DLC than the story rn
@@theingsinator2567 because Alfred will create Templars Order that more dangerous than Orders of the Ancient.
And the real historical said Alfred after the ending in this game, gather the army to war again againts the Dane. So probably, Alfred will also war with Eivor & allies. And from Valka's vision, Raventhorpe will be burn = Alfred do that.
I'm still looking on Google that can't be the ending ...its like you watch a movie and at its best cut it ✂️ this is the most disappointing gaming experience. You make your armor conquer a few cities a lot then gameover ....they should give the midle finger as well saying they couldn't bother had more important things to do with our money , life is short 🤦🏼 what the actual F....
Leaving Sigurd behind is not a bad ending