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Perseus son of Zeus Jun 12, 2019 @ 3:34pm
Mount Olympus in the map.
There are a waste area on the North-West of the map that contain alots of mountains and one of it is ''Mount Olympus'' but ...sadly they dont even use or open that area for us to explore ....
I just want to tell the developer that ..there are ''Mount Olympus''..there. ... :(
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Mujokan Jun 12, 2019 @ 3:46pm 
From looking at the map it seems to be within the playable area but the gods aren't actually real in the game anyway.
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Panzerlied Jun 12, 2019 @ 3:58pm 
It would really be a great section to explore; and I'd even want to venture further east towards Persia, since at some point there were Greek colonies there.
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Tiudyr645🧉 (Banned) Jun 12, 2019 @ 4:14pm 
I took a look to that part of the map with a free-cam cheat, and it's a huge forest with nice snow on the top, it could be great to explore but seems like Ubi ain't gonna let us do that. They could do a couple more locations there.
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😎Astran😾 Jun 13, 2019 @ 1:22am 
The only reason for Mt. Olympus not to be presented on a very accurate map of Greece I can imagine - it'll be a major part of DLC.

Otherwise I don't understand - how could the devs miss the most prominent landmark on the map?
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Mujokan Jun 13, 2019 @ 2:53am 
Originally posted by Astran:
The only reason for Mt. Olympus not to be presented on a very accurate map of Greece I can imagine - it'll be a major part of DLC.

Otherwise I don't understand - how could the devs miss the most prominent landmark on the map?
It's supposed to be in Malis but there isn't room for a giant mountain obviously. The last DLC will presumably also be in the afterlife.
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😎Astran😾 Jun 13, 2019 @ 3:44am 
Originally posted by Mujokan:
Originally posted by Astran:
The only reason for Mt. Olympus not to be presented on a very accurate map of Greece I can imagine - it'll be a major part of DLC.

Otherwise I don't understand - how could the devs miss the most prominent landmark on the map?
It's supposed to be in Malis but there isn't room for a giant mountain obviously. The last DLC will presumably also be in the afterlife.

The only part of ancient Greek afterlife left untouched by the Atlantis DLC is Mt. Olympus. BTW the devs fcuked up the mythology in FoA by placing Heracles into Hades as one of four guardians - because he was the only mortal who has been deified and should be presented on Mt. Olympus.
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Mujokan Jun 13, 2019 @ 3:48am 
Olympus isn't really related to the afterlife except for apotheosis, it will be in Tartaros presumably.
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