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About Eivor Joining the Hidden Ones
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I think it would be somewhat devastating for me if, in the main story or in the following DLC's, Eivor doesn't become a hidden one. I haven't completed the main storyline yet but from what I've found online, they're never actually inducted into the brotherhood? After not having them at all in Odyssey I think it would be a terrible missed opportunity to just have them on the outskirts of this game without ever actually joining them. Will we become a hidden in one of the DLC's?
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I hope it's an option at least in future DLC's. So I won't be forced into it. I actually like being outside of the whole Assassin/Templar thing.
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@saile1004 I’ve actually really dug the past few games departing from the animus and brotherhood heavy stories. When playing the games I always felt personally sort of pulled out of the historical feelings of the games.
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@fylkirpanzer It really shouldn't be a choice as this either happened in history or not. If they do it in DLC then it should happen for everyone.
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@saile1004 It should be a choice, for me Eivor is a Viking warrior who fights in the open, those who want to be a assassin can join.
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They better should but it's possible cause edward named his son haytham and the assassins were connected then sow maybe there was reason for Edward by knowing eivor s story with assassins
Time will tell
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