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Valhalla side quests
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Hi, a question for those progressed far in the game. Are there any bigger side quests in the game? Because I have read that there are basically no side quests in the game and they are substituted by mysteries which world events act as sidequests. Well my concern is that I have played some of the world events so far and they are all rather short like completed in a minute or two, so I am concerned that if there will be enough content in the game considering that the main quest should be shorter than odyssey. So my question is are there also some proper bigger side quests or not?
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Mysteries..side quests. Just another name for the same thing. I have done 3 or 4 already in the first 2 or 3 hours. There just like any other side quest..
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@dbgager Well but I am talking about story side quests in RPGS ... you know like in witcher 3, or even Odyssey and Origins have some longer ones .. like more sidequests tied together telling other story not so related to the main story etc. I am just worried that there will not be enough content in the game if all the mysteries (side quests) would be just a 1-2 minutes encounters with no follow up no story lines etc. You know what I mean?
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@martygod12 I get what you mean. I've only reached England but I haven't come across any bigger side quests yet. I did get the preorder quests started but I think main quests and bigger side quests are just labeled as 'quests' now. The mysteries are what they call the smaller side quests that you get done in a short time.
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@capcheeks Well I guess the only way to find out is to play through the game
I mean I like the mysteries small side quests they are something new and uniqe, something like RDR2 random encounters, but I also need some big fat side quests with a story and a lot of killing and some sweet gear at the end -
I'm not far in the game, but from what I read, there's no huge sidequest line such as Delos/Mykonos in Odyssey, and I'm a bit disappointed because I really enjoyed this. Other than this, I'm really enjoying Valhalla for now.
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@sam_boo26 Yeah thats a shame, but on the other hand I am doing only the Ledecestreshire quest line so far in it is quite long, so if we have a decent questline for all the separate England regions (which should be the case from what I have observed so far) then there will pe plenty of quests in the game. I guess that all quests are just quests now and there are no main/side categories.
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