My Kassandra was a total hoe, and it's awesome

Romance in RPGs is not new, but the ability to handle it as you like is usually a moderate thing in games. Although Mass Effect Commander Shepard was the true champion of "We're going to hit, OK," my Assassin's Creed Odyssey experience with Kassandra was really a worthy contributor.

The possibility of choosing between a male and female protagonist for the Assassin & # 39; s Creed The franchise is new, the ability to make that choice and then decide who to love is too. There are quite a few options to choose from, and none of them are affected by sex selection. Why choose at all? Sleep with all! Tell Greece who is the hoe OG, say it loud and proud!

Odyssey gives players total freedom in many ways, which is why my most important advice for those who play for the first time is to move forward. Do not be shy when talking with people you find interesting. The one that was added to the game and that I really loved was added is the ability to romance different characters throughout the title. That alone was quite amazing, especially from the point of view of the totally immersive RPG, but the freedom of dialogue was even better. My Kassandra was a total dog and absolutely nailed the character "Aye yo girl, lemma get yo numah". It did not work in my favor all the time, but the effort was there.

It is also important to note that not all relationships in the game need to be a deeply ingrained love proclamation – a night is filled – including a really embarrassing encounter, uh, with an older woman whose husband could not keep up.

As with most RPGs that offer a romance feature, it's about listening, connecting, and gifts helping YOURs.

I like the fact that "getting to know" with different characters has not had a negative impact on the game in the long run. I remember the first time I played Dragon Age: Inquisition and I accidentally locked up a romance option early, which prevented me from seeing what other options existed. What was problematic – albeit realistic – was that I felt I was missing out on other aspects of the game, now hidden. With Odyssey, you can let fly your flag and experience all the game to offer.

Assassin's Creed Odyssey is now available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC. Do not hesitate to check out our full review here too!

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