Hello Product Development and Sales teams,

I have been a long-time Assassin's Creed player and while I enjoy the game mechanics and the historicity of the game world timeline, I must say that it would be very refreshing to have an Assassin's Creed game where the hero / player character story arc shows the positive influence of Christianity for a change.
Maybe the player could start out as the usual anti-Templar militant, but who discovers that there is a Christian / Catholic sect that sees the Templars as the heretical cultists they are in the game universe, and joins up with the "5th Column Christian resistance" working within the Church (so to speak). Maybe they form a new order of Christian Knights or something that work as unlikely allies with the traditional order of Assassins for the greater good?

In any case, with the focus nowadays on diversity and inclusion, why always have the Christians as the bad men? Seems like that is an unnecessarily divisive / anti-inclusion biased view.
Thanks for listening to my feedback.

+New Game for Assassins Credd Valhalla please

Firstly, lets get some basics out of the way. I played Odyssey for more than 400 hours. Did 100% everything in the game and DLC including every question mark on the map. It was a fun game but Valhalla is so much better in almost every single way.

In Odyssey, you would spend hours deconstructing all the junk loot you would get. The stats system was totally broken leading to all those one shot builds (you would one shot bosses while still have a hard time assassinating normal NPCs). So it is such a refreshing change that Valhalla moved away from that.

In Valhalla there are 13 armor sets, which is still a good number, but the focus of the game is the actual gameplay and assassination. Here you are required to play a little more like an assassin, sneak into areas and thin the heard before fighting the remaining enemies, as opposed to going in a fort like Chuck Norris and mindlessly taking out any breathing thing under the sun.

I already have close to 90 hours in Valhalla, and my gameplay has significantly changed since Odyssey. My gameplay is much more similar to what I had in older AC games where stealth was rewarded (you can one-hit assassinate anything in Valhalla).

One more thing: the exploration in Valhalla is truly amazing. Every single loot box either wealth or a small resource crate has its own small puzzle associated with it. Thus it feels so much more rewarding solving those puzzles to reach the loot box.

In summary, Valhalla encourages you to play like an assassin. It encourages planning, puzzle solving and making calculated moves. Thus Valhalla is ages and miles better than the previous entries in the series. I am a little surprised at all the negative posts on this forum.