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Suggestion for riding animals abilities
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So we have a horse with wings like we had in AC: Origins and also Odyssey, so we can jump with him from any high and we are okay.
We have also an ability to tame wild animals in Odyssey, we can not do so in Valhalla, so I got and idea, we have riding animals like wolfs, wild cat, etc. So every kind of riding animal could have an special ability to attack our enemies. Horse can do that with his legs like we know wild horses are pretty dangerous, wolf can attack like every other wolfs and also wild cat like other wild cats.. It would be an awesome replacing ability for taming wild animals... Because our riding animal is already tamed, because we are riding on him, so it would be an awesome
Please Ubisoft consider this option Maybe for second year new content like another big update into base game -
@smrtiak-svk Those suggestions sound pretty cool. Previously, I published a topic asking to bring back animal taming for the purpose of having a helper-pet that could be upgraded and equipped. The conversation with @pesto developed to include the possibility of making the mount have more features. Considering the things you’re suggesting, I would love to see an elk mount occasionally ram some enemy, kind of like how Eivor gets punted by a buck.
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@thenorfolkian yeah, and aso ghost mount could be an immortal because he is a ghost
And if our mount was injured we could be able to revive him like vikings during raids
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