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Does this game have tagging & wall-hack that can be disabled?
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Hi friends
TLDR
Can tagging and wallhack vision be disabled in Valhalla?
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I dont own this game yet but I am playing Odyssey at the moment and one feature I really hate is that it has in-game superpower vision like floating enemy tags and wall-hack x-ray vision.
This removes all the tension and fun when you're sneaking around an outpost or during combat when you not only see tags floating about but also white x-ray outlines through walls and rocks. It ruins immersion, takes away challenge and spoils the look of the excellent open world.
The HUD options are lacking, I wish we could have control over each HUD element. Having said that in Origins one of the HUD presets allowed you to play with HUD but without the tagging feature which was nice.
Other Ubi games like Far Cry series have a nice menu option - Enemy Tagging [on]-----[off]
I wish these AC games had the the same.
It would be nice to be able to have the HUD - but with the superpower vision modes turned off. An on-off setting will keep both kinds of gamer happy.
After completing Odyssey I will be looking at Valhalla and I hope it gives the option to turn off tagging and wall-hack?
Thanks for any info & thanks Ubi for these amazing open worlds. -
@dv20katana this option is in game, I already turned this features off, because it is really more challenging and more fun
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@dv20katana this option is in game, I already turned this features off, because it is really more challenging and more fun
Thank you! This is really good to know, I'm happy now
I wish Odyssey had this feature. -
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@smrtiak-svk
Thanks! Is it the "Enemy Info" that controls the tagging & x-ray vision?
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@dv20katana X-RAY vision is the Enemy Proximity how you can see in that photo. Enemy info is info about life and armour of enemies. Everything is separately what is an awesome
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@smrtiak-svk
And theres a seperate ON-OFF for tagging or is that also controlled by Enemy Proximity? -
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@smrtiak-svk
Oh good! In Odyssey the tags and x-ray vision appear if I get spotted while sneaking around a camp (no need to use the bird even!). Really annoying
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