Paperboy
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England in this game is absolutely gorgeous! It really makes you want to visit the British countryside in the autumn if it's only even half as beautiful. (Kind of funny how it was winter when you left Norway and a week later when you arrive in England it's suddenly autumn.)
Several Youtube videos with 'tips & tricks' about Valhalla mentions you should get the upgrades for your mount early on - but don't waste precious resources on building the stable in Ravensthorpe. You can buy the upgrades at stables in other settlements like Repton. 'Raw Materials' are kind of hard to come by and you need it later to progress in the story. Just a heads up for any new players.
Many players seem to prefer male Eivor over the female actress with the reason being Cecilie being too tense in her delivery, but it's fitting for a viking in my opinion. At the same time it's understandable that it comes off as a self-parody, just like Alexios could feel over the top in Odyssey. Magnus' Eivor just felt different and unexpected and his delivery felt underwhelming (like he was reading from a sheet of paper) from the little I've played with him.
Several Youtube videos with 'tips & tricks' about Valhalla mentions you should get the upgrades for your mount early on - but don't waste precious resources on building the stable in Ravensthorpe. You can buy the upgrades at stables in other settlements like Repton. 'Raw Materials' are kind of hard to come by and you need it later to progress in the story. Just a heads up for any new players.
Many players seem to prefer male Eivor over the female actress with the reason being Cecilie being too tense in her delivery, but it's fitting for a viking in my opinion. At the same time it's understandable that it comes off as a self-parody, just like Alexios could feel over the top in Odyssey. Magnus' Eivor just felt different and unexpected and his delivery felt underwhelming (like he was reading from a sheet of paper) from the little I've played with him.
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