#ac odyssey atlantis

[eleonorpiteira]

Kassandra of Atlantis - Assassin's Creed: Odyssey fanart, watercolour and acrylic-gouache on hot press paper

Entirely because I LOVED the Atlantis aesthetic so much, and I love Kassandra ❤ It's been a while since I played the game, but I think that thematically she should have been holding the Staff of Hermes Trismegistus but…uhh, I didn't want to paint it, so I didn't! Have the Spear of Leonidas instead :) Like Bayek, this one was based on an old sketch - finishing it traditionally was a little challenge I gave myself. ('little' she says, you know, like a fool)

Art prints here!

[horizons-creed]

ATLANTIS - ASSASSINS CREED: ODYSSEY (2018)

[ilikedetectives]

Kassandra

Assassin's Creed Odyssey (2018) by Ubisoft Québec

[xolaanii]

"This place is mine. I know every flower, every face. I alone let them in. But there's something here I don't want."

PERSEPHONE in ASSASSIN'S CREED ODYSSEY: FATE OF ATLANTIS

[cippicat]

Codextober - ISU

"No. Not gods. We simply came... before."

Minerva / Gunlord

Jupiter/ Suttungr

Juno / Hyrrokin

Aletheia / Angrboda

Aita

Persephone

Hades

Poseidon

Hekate

Hermes

Havi/ Odin the allfather

Loki

Tyr

Freya

Thor

[strangetown-gaming]

ATLANTIS

[saberamane]

Can we talk about Hades in the Fate of Atlantis dlc?

Like... why is he low key hot?

[artschoolglasses]

The mercenary with a broken spear

Assassin’s Creed Odyssey

[moghedien]

also like years later I can really appreciate the fact that Ubisoft made the one Assassin's Creed game with barely any Assassin's Creed elements, that I see AC fans complain isn't a real AC game, and making it about Ancient Greece because I do not like other AC games.

I've tried to play the Ezio trilogy and I hate the concept of the modern day stuff so much and the past stuff not being like "real" that I never could get into the games because I just bounced so hard off of it. I hate the Assassins vs Templars stuff. I hate the ancient aliens stuff. Valhalla was maybe even a little too much in that direction for me given that I never finished (though I did like it while I was playing I might revisit one day). I love stealth games so I should be into these but I can't stand the actual lore of the games.

but the one AC game that I can just easily brush aside and ignore all the concepts I hate because if they're there, they're barely there, is the one AC game that let's me play as a dyke in an era that I have been hyperfixated on since elementary school. Like maybe this isn't a "real" Assassin's Creed game, but that's why I like it and this game was a gift to me personally

[brasideios]

Just finished re-playing the last quarter of the Fate of Atlantis DLC and I just have to shout into the void how much I hate the ending. I’d truly forgotten how bad it is.

Fighting the giant hit sponge monster and the repulsive popping bodies is not fun. It’s gross and a bad time. I feel a bit sick.

The whole ‘you can’t kill Aita and Juno that’s would be cruel - so we’re going to wipe out Atlantis entirely instead’ is so stupidly stupid there aren’t words.

The whole premise that they’re in a simulation in the first place is stupid and makes bugger all sense.

All the modern day stuff is boring and pointless. I don’t like Layla. I don’t care about her knocking Victoria on the head. I *hate* Aleithia. I don’t know why I’m supposed to give a shit about any of them or the flimsy-ass plot they have going on. Why is this trash even here??

No wonder it was the only incomplete part on this 195 hour save file.

[no-barbarians-here]

Assassin's Creed Odyssey

Post-Atlantis nap

[ilikedetectives]

Persephone

[kassagapimou]

The Gate of Atlantis

[pardonmydelays]

one thing you may not know about me is that i am a huuuuge fan of assassin's creed series & guess what...

[b-plot-butch]

“layla out” layla NO!!! layla back in!!!!!

[fairyspheres]

me, thinking about how i need to finish my latest dragon age inquisition playthrough before next thursday