🔥💪 Valhalla STILL Reigns Supreme! Shadows is Good, but NOT Valhalla-Good! ⚔️🔥

[NerazarPC]

🛡️⚔️ Hey Vikings and Warriors! ⚔️🛡️

Just saw Ubisoft trying to say Assassin's Creed Shadows had a "great" launch. Yeah, yeah, second biggest AC launch ever, cool story... 🙄

But let's talk facts: NOTHING beats the legend that is Assassin’s Creed Valhalla! 🏆🐺⚡

🎯 FACT CHECK TIME:

Valhalla launched in the epic chaos of lockdown, new consoles, and gamers hungry for adventure. The hype was UNREAL. 🌪️🎮✨

Shadows didn't have nearly the same impact. Ubisoft even admitted it! 😂
"A perfect storm we may never see again"? Yep, that's right. Shadows is good, but Valhalla was a once-in-a-lifetime event! 💯🔥

Plus, Ubisoft says Shadows’ feedback is good, but c'mon—Valhalla DOMINATED from day one. We were ALL raiding monasteries, building settlements, and living that epic Norse life TOGETHER. 🌊🪓🥳

Sorry Shadows fans, but it's pretty clear:
🔥 VALHALLA IS STILL THE KING! 🔥

[CR0WEBIRD]

I've been playing shadows since launch and assassins creed games since odyssey. I know a lot of fans have played way more than me in the series but am I one of the few who enjoyed going to Asgar'd and Atlantis. I loved the main story, but being able to experience those mythical locations, gods and creatures was what I loved most. That being said, I've been very disappointed with "Shadows" as that aspect is almost nonexistent. This of course is only my opinion, just wondering if I'm the only one who feels this way as I've not seen much talk about it.

[Mr wyrmwood]

Originally posted by CR0WEBIRD:

I've been playing shadows since launch and assassins creed games since odyssey. I know a lot of fans have played way more than me in the series but am I one of the few who enjoyed going to Asgar'd and Atlantis. I loved the main story, but being able to experience those mythical locations, gods and creatures was what I loved most. That being said, I've been very disappointed with "Shadows" as that aspect is almost nonexistent. This of course is only my opinion, just wondering if I'm the only one who feels this way as I've not seen much talk about it.

Not played Shadows yet, guess there's no mythological stuff in it?

I loved that aspects of the previous RPG style Assassins games so hopefully one of the inevitable DLCs will let us fight some demons and oni. Japanese folklore is not something I'm as familiar with as Greek and Norse so it would be great to learn more, loved Onimusha back in the day.

[Shiro]

Well no, if Shadows has a higher peak player count already within a month of release and that's without COVID Lockdown

that means its more popular than Valhalla.. I like Valhalla more , but it' hard to pretend that success wise.

shadows is definitely more successful.

I didnt play valhalla until it came on steam, and im pretty sure it released on consoles first than epic than steam.

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Originally posted by Shiro:

Well no, if Shadows has a higher peak player count already within a month of release and that's without COVID Lockdown

valhalla came to steam two years after release, the bulk of players played it through ubiconnect on pc