Ubisoft's adventure in classical Greece has already completed its content plan, but the company has not yet finalized.
Kassandra and Alexios are separated by more than 1000 years from Ezio Auditore, a fictional character who lived in Renaissance Italy during the time when Pope Borgia did his thing and used his position to serve the interests of the Templars. . In the Classic World, Assassins as such did not yet exist, but the Order's roots were beginning to flourish. The Assassin's Creed Odyssey epic ended with the release of the two paid expansions and small story arcs that Ubisoft added for free. However, the game has received a new patch that fixes some bugs that were still crashing; They will also introduce the Ezio costume.
The update, which is now available on consoles and PC, details that the new set, which includes the character's sword, is on the Ubisoft Club page. How can it be achieved? According to the information, it will be unlocked for free by "participating in select community activities." It is not detailed in this regard, so we will have to wait for new information. The company has stated that they will offer more information soon.
Regarding bugs, in the PC version a crashing problem when entering Elysium was solved, which occurred with the RX 5700 (XT) graphics card. On the other hand, the Spanish version gets rid of an incorrect description of the legendary chest maps, while another bug in which the notification of "New Content" appeared regularly is corrected.
A huge game that kept expanding
Throughout all these months, Ubisoft has worked on free and paid content. After publishing the expansions, it also offered a last major update with two additional modes: Discovery Tour Greece, which focuses on the educational aspect, and the story creator, which allows you to build new missions through a very complete editor.
Assassin's Creed Odyssey was released in October 2018 for PS4, Xbox One, and PC. Later, it also saw the light on Google Stadia, the streaming platform of the entertainment giant. The work, which takes us back to the time of the Peloponnesian Wars, reflects the conflict between Sparta and Athens, an internal war that put the Hellenic world in check.
