The map is empty

[Fighting-Priest]

Yes the map is huge but except for a few areas in each region the map is completely void of anything worth while.

[Squigalicious]

What! No flags, feathers or any other miscellaneous crap???

Really dropping the ball there Ubisoft

[sybillelzio]

You new to Ubisoft games?

[HiRed_ThuG]

Like in real life?

[Pl3xus]

probably gotta buy ubi coins or whatever transaction they put for this single player game to unlock more of the map lol

[Fluff Puff]

What do you expect from a smol indie company?

[robmeisterNL]

Par for the course

[DVerde]

Originally posted by HiRed_ThuG:

Like in real life?

I jump off random cliffs into hay piles all the time in real life! Why, just once I was at Chimney Rock and...

[👁️‍🗨antiparti]

Valhalla is empty. This one is compact enough for me to not use a mount.

[Fluff Puff]

Originally posted by HiRed_ThuG:

Like in real life?

Nice argument, but it's a fantasy fiction setting, why it should be realistic? There is even a black samurai, which never exist.

[AdahnGorion]

This is pretty normal for modern AC games.
There will be lots of grinding as well (that seems pointless and without story context)

This is does to encurage you to buy microtransactions.

Originally posted by HiRed_ThuG:

Like in real life?

Ahhh so the same argument as microsoft with Starfield?
That the moon is empty, but everybody loved going there, it was very exciting...... just not in a videogame.

[DVerde]

Originally posted by Fluff Puff:

Originally posted by HiRed_ThuG:

Like in real life?

Nice argument, but it's a fantasy fiction setting, why it should be realistic? There is even a black samurai, which never exist.

Japan was pretty empty back then, too. People congregated towards castles and protection. It's not like there were big villages much where else to stumble onto.

[HiRed_ThuG]

Originally posted by Fluff Puff:

Originally posted by HiRed_ThuG:

Like in real life?

Nice argument, but it's a fantasy fiction setting, why it should be realistic? There is even a black samurai, which never exist.

Never existed in your head.

[Fluff Puff]

Originally posted by HiRed_ThuG:

Originally posted by Fluff Puff:

Nice argument, but it's a fantasy fiction setting, why it should be realistic? There is even a black samurai, which never exist.

Never existed in your head.

If its exist in yours is called imagination.

[Belyth]

Originally posted by Fighting-Priest:

Yes the map is huge but except for a few areas in each region the map is completely void of anything worth while.

That's a classic Ubisoft open world experience - it's been like this since Far Cry 2

[Nektaar]

because ubi games have no soul and never show more than the blunt surface