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1.2.1: still nothing new then?!
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Hej there
The game was empty before 1.2.1, I guess it's as empty after 1.2.1, right?
Havent launched the game for months now, but no light in the tunnel? Is Valhalla really over?
Will we wait for a DLC adventure which will also end the same way: without to do after the story?!
it's depressing
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Is Valhalla really over?
It's depressing.
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What are you talking about. Wrath of the Druids releases in 2 weeks. Siege of Paris releases in the summer.
If video games really cause you that much depression, then go play darts and see how you feel.
Video games are one of the best forms of therapy that anybody can have right now. No matter your age. -
@torfinr You mean like every others single player video games on the planet ?
Maybe you should take a look at multiplayer game. -
You both obviously have never played Odyssey.
What I meant by "over" is that Valhalla lives only while you play the main story line, and ends when it's over. The game is empty and uninteresting. Especially compared to Odyssey (which was not a multiplayer game btw)
Odyssey had HUNDREDS of hours of gameplay AFTER the main story arc. Valhalla has almost none (apart of course the highly uninteresting puzzles of the map, which have not their place in a viking action RPG game)
edit: but by reading the forums it looks like that only the players still playing the main story arc are left, all the older players who have finished the game months ago moved on, and I was stupid to come here asking those things. Thanks anyway and have fun (as long as it lasts)
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