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There is no 'right' or 'wrong' path, there's just your path.
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Not to mention it doesn't matter. Heck even CDPR put an incredible mechanic in Witcher 3 that allowed you to choose your own cannon from the previous two games through an in-game quest when you're being questioned by the general before you have an audience with the emperor. Things like that are why Witcher 3 is considered by people such as myself to be the greatest RPG of all time.
Assassin's Creed is not the Witcher and there will be no choice in future games to say "I played as Alexios, please tailor this experience to that choice" even if it were a direct sequel. There is only Kassandra.
There is no right or wrong path to play, sure. Agreed. Choose what you like. Just saying that in the storyline of the game series, Kassandra is the Eagle Bearer, and Alexios is Deimos. No matter what you pick. The novel's story is canon to the entire series from beginning to end.
What makes it even worse are the quests where you are confronted with historically accurate problems of everyday life in ancient greece like Markos quests on Kos. Seems like the devs couldn't decide which version of the past they wanted to tell. It's even more cringeworthy than female mercenaries.
Let me help you, because your point of view on this is totally wrong. :) See, in the beginning of Herodotus and Kassandra's friendship he agrees to leave her out of his histories and to omit or change some of it to protect her, and others. That is why Layla Hassan finds the SECRET Histories along with the broken Spear, which reveal all of the information Herodotus felt compelled to leave out of his Histories - which was the major work of one of the only confirmed and extensive historians of his time. Any potential whingeing about historical accuracy is completely shut down by the Secret Histories factor. See, now you can feel 100% better about that.
No, my 'point of view' is not wrong. My 'point of view' is literally scientifically researched facts. Women had a very low social status in ancient greece. They weren't allowed to have a job or own land. You don't need Herodotus to know that. Kassandra is here to cater to the idea that the world we play in is the same as ours from a social point of view which is nuts.
Counterpoint: Kassandra is here because it's a video game and let's make it fun, alright guys?
Sure, I just think it would have been better if the game explained that, but instead they go full ham and make her canon.
I don't think games need to explain that they are games. lmao The point is to have fun but yeaaaah the guy in the comment above about how Kassandra is here to make some point is right - she's here to make the point that incels will lose their minds if there's a strong female protagonist. :P
And again, Herodotus squares the circle when it comes to historical accuracy in the game. Period. The existence of the secret histories turns any historical accuracy complaints into mere whining. :) TO be reminded of the secret histories and still continue to try to make a historical accuracy point is to admit, outright, that you are just triggered.
If you want 'canon' don't play the game, read the book instead.
Just enjoy the game however you see fit. For me Alexios is the one and only Misthios, and I enjoyed killing the traitor Kassandra very much.