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Question about raiding
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Hej there
Can we raid settlements more than once?
Or is there a point for doing so?
I mean, maybe I havent understood the mechanics properly, but from what I've seen ingame, only one raid / monastery is really worth it.
Which means that when the whole map will be raided, and the whole main arc will be played I can...
uninstall the game and switch to another activity?!
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@torfinr ah young Vikingr, a village should never be hit twice in the same summer, as said by the jarls
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Ok thanks. But then...
How is the game supposed to be played when the quests are over?
Whats the point in raiding? xp for skills? and when we'll have all the skills unlocked (pretty soon, when we see how fast we can get xp) what next?
Ubi should check what "RPG" means, I think they've missed something there.
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@torfinr well you can actually re raid, but there will be no major settlement supplies for you, the small gold chests will respawn and so will the guards, just no major loot
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I see. But I feel really disappointed now.
Hundreds of hours in Origins and still things to do, or skill to level.
More than 1000 hours in Odyssey and still things to do and skills to level.
And here, 10 days after the release I already see the end of the game with less than 100 hours invested...
While waiting for Valhalla I played a mini game called "The Viking Way" available on steam for 10€....
guess what: it's deeper than ACV, and it's basically infinite, designed à la Sid Meyer's Pirates.
Why did I put 60€ in that ... thing. *sigh* -
@torfinr well by the time you’ve raided everything you’ll have your settlement fully upgraded so you won’t have need for the major settlement supplies anyways, I’ve re raided a few close by places just for when i need lots of ore and leather or the higher grad mats for upgrading gear
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@torfinr hopefully we’ll get more in the future, but ya the raiding needs to be reworked forsure or atleast have our village be raid able by other viking clan, or what i was thinking was allow other players to attack our village and we defend it from them and vise versa
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