#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.

[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...

[ilikedetectives]

Kassandra

Assassin's Creed Odyssey (2018) by Ubisoft Québec

[b-plot-butch]

something i really hate is how aletheia only calls kassandra “keeper.” her entire identity has been erased to take up a task that she never wanted in the first place, that brings her so much pain.

[fairyspheres]

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

[chadsawman]

playing ac odyssey and being done with the main story and most of the dlc content I must say it is a whole special sort of grief to return to old places with kassandra. returning to her home from the dlc? pain. returning to her house on kephallonia or markos vineyard? agonizing. returning to sparta? tormenting. the adresteia is truly the only true home kassandra has.