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Mancubus Feb 1, 2019 @ 12:15am
The locked area in Macedonia where you cannot travel !
only in DLC's ?
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SyxTheDragon Feb 1, 2019 @ 12:25am 
Yeh Im afraid so I think, It's Legacy of the First Blade DLC. It's the one all those NPC's cried about for being forced to have a baby.
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Kabob Feb 1, 2019 @ 3:10am 
Being a season pass owner, there was no way for me to know this issue existed.

If they wanted to stop confusion, the area shouldn't even APPEAR as something you could enter without the DLC. In Origins, the 'First Blade' DLC was a separate location which needed the DLC to introduce a mission, giving you a 'teleport' to the new area and a quick travel icon.

So here in Odyssey, they have it shown but not 'usable'? This seems to me to be either 'Lazy', or 'Bait' (to purchase content). Either way, it's a bad look, especially to those whom only bought the base game.

Hopefully they take this as constructive for future titles, so as not to seem predatory, or incompetent, regardless of intent. Good will goes a long ways towards consumer confidence.
Last edited by Kabob; Feb 1, 2019 @ 3:11am
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NorViz Feb 1, 2019 @ 4:06am 
The "locked" part of Macedonia is neither part of the main game, nor the DLC. The DLC takes place in areas, that are already available in the main game, with some alterations.

The reason all of Macedonia isn't part of the map is simply that it's not really considered to be a part of historical Greece, that basically changed with Alexander the Great, or rather with his father Philip II.
Last edited by NorViz; Feb 1, 2019 @ 4:07am
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Kabob Feb 1, 2019 @ 4:36am 
Originally posted by NorViz:
The "locked" part of Macedonia is neither part of the main game, nor the DLC. The DLC takes place in areas, that are already available in the main game, with some alterations.

The reason all of Macedonia isn't part of the map is simply that it's not really considered to be a part of historical Greece, that basically changed with Alexander the Great, or rather with his father Philip II.

Thanks for the clarification, since as mentioned, I have no way to see what it's like without the DLC. I feel somewhat embarassed to have jumped to conclusions, but this is what I get for taking very little info, and trying to draw a logical conclusion from it.
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