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Is there any way to enter the central part of Paris in AC Valhalla?
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I've already beaten the DLC, is there any way to get back to the central island of Paris? I can't climb over the spikes
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@cyczarn hate to break it to u but no. Only way in is durring the siege... for some reason someone at ubisoft thought it be.. idk smart.. or funny or somthing to not let us in the actual city of paris in an expansion called SIEGE OF PARIS. I mean walking in and killing a few guards never hurt anybody. Now if ubisoft would release an update where they opened the front gates AFTER the story missions r done that be awsome... oh and another thing that sucks is that there r two palaces in francia and u dont get to go back inside of them to revisit them for...whatever reason??? i want back in damnit UBISOFT COME ON11
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@jakeypoo12345 Damn that's unfortunate. If you fly over with your raven you see there's a few cool and unique statues to check out that I never saw. That's a dumb decision by ubi. Hopefully that's fixed with a patch.
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