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Ubisoft Montreal’s action role-playing video game, Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla,<\/strong><\/em> was just launched in November 2020 and already, the development team has announced a line-up of post-launch events and future downloadable content. Even now, the game’s\u00a0current Yule Festival is going\u00a0strong, making players grind for tokens through a variety of mini-games to collect exclusive in-game rewards<\/a>\u00a0that they can only redeem for the duration of the winter event.<\/p>\n

With its large open-world map, action-packed gameplay, and immersive story campaign, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla<\/em><\/a>\u00a0has been known to keep players within the game for at least 60-80 hours. For 100% completionists and platinum trophy hunters, they can expect to put in at least 100-120 hours to gather all of the game’s collectibles, treasures, and artifacts. Each of these features were carefully thought through by the development team and much of the decision-making process was talked about in a recent in-depth interview with\u00a0the game’s producer,\u00a0Julien Laferri\u00e8re.<\/p>\n

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In the interview, Laferri\u00e8re talked through some of the big changes they implemented<\/a> in the Viking game. One of which was the team’s decision behind not including naval combat in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, <\/em>even though boats were one of the main modes of transport for Eivor and his\/her crew. It was relatively early on that the team decided not to have ship battles within the game. Aside from reasoning out that, historically, Vikings\u00a0did not battle their enemies much from their ships, game’s map mostly had rivers and not seas, making it impossible for any big ship-to-ship combat to occur.<\/p>\n