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Spoiler discussion about the default choice.
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Valhalla has been finally released and U've already enjoyed It.
I made this discussions with spoilers ti speak about the default choice.
It should be a sort of canon mode,but if I think that,because of the fact that since the reveal they have been saying that they are both canon,se should used one character forse all the time.
Luckily I've choiced to use only to male Eivor and he is a fantastic character with a fantastic story.
I've said luckily because after the first minutes I saw what happened when I choose the default choice,and then appeared female Eivor.
So I saved the first minutes of the game choosing directly the characte I wanted to use.
I did this thing a bit of times yesterday and I saw that after the first vision with the default choice male Eivor is there.
Because I want to understand how the default choice,I'd like to know what the players who choiced it saw,if there are these clues which Darby McDevitt was talking about.
Just for information I can accept all the spoilers between the beginning and the first missions in the settlement. -
Maybe I'm simply speaking with myself because It seems that nobody Is interested by my discussion,but I want to Say simply that the situation Is worse than I thought.
I have been seeing the videos of someone who choosed the default choice and It seems that I was wrong.
For all the first hours of the game from the beginning to the first alliances with that choice there is only female Eivor.
So my question to Ubisoft Is: shouldn't both the Eivors be equal and canon?
And shouldn't we have discovere the secret behind the canon since the beginning?
I hate so much to be profetic about this thing and I hate mostly Ubisoft for this mockery.
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