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Though he warned fans ahead of time to temper their expectations, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla’s creative director is very aware they feel mislead.<\/p>\n
<\/span><\/p>\n Last night’s Inside Xbox next-gen showcase was a presentation mostly filled with cinematic trailers and games not exclusive to next-gen consoles. Microsoft knew what it had, so it kept the event’s biggest ticket – Assassin’s Creed Valhalla<\/strong> – to the very end.<\/p>\n The Valhalla reveal and CG trailer<\/a> left fans excited, and many hoped Inside Xbox would deliver the goods. Even though Ubisoft promised gameplay<\/a>, creative director Ashraf Ismail was quick to clarify that what was going to be shown isn’t a gameplay demo<\/a>, but a mere teaser.<\/p>\n Knowing all this, fans were still disappointed by the trailer that aired on Inside Xbox. The official trailer on Ubisoft’s North America YouTube channel has a high like\/dislike ratio, with 32,000 dislikes compared to 18,000 likes<\/a>. This might seem trivial, but this is where the trailer first appeared after the show. By comparison, the reveal trailer<\/a> has 292,000 likes and just 12,000 dislikes.<\/p>\n In response, Ismail acknowledged that fans expected more from the trailer, and promised that more gameplay will be shared between now and launch. <\/p>\n Hello all❤️<\/p>\n You rightfully expected to see more today. We have a long marketing campaign ahead of us, you will see in-depth gameplay and get a lot more info about the game. <\/p>\n Thank you for your excitement and passion! Be patient with us and be kind. It will be worth it!🙂<\/p>\n — Ashraf Ismail (@AshrafAIsmail) May 7, 2020<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n \n