Could
Be worse
Could
Be youd played
Odyssey

I’m the haiku
Master if. 
You want me
To be
Haiku

I’m really stuck.

Tried again last night and other than a few raids, a couple of view points and the tasks which are given at the start of the game (kill the bad guys, expand the village and the contracts) I’ve done everything and there’s no clear way for me to proceed.

I tried to have a look at a couple of guides last night and I ended up seeing some major spoilers, so I had to stop looking.

Well lads I’m back to England on this ...and at a much higher level than I was in the last one at this point still a fair bit go to catch back up but done it in about half the time Haha

TheBoyRoberts wrote:

I've decided that I'm going to try and finish all of the "order" missions; hopefully that will bring the game to its conclusion.

I'm at level ~223 and I've sunken a good few hours into the game now.  I've really enjoyed it, but it is starting to draw out.....really wish it was a little clearer in how to finish the main story and get a end sequence.

I’m about 200 now and I was really hoping the main storyline was close to conclusion. I’m enjoying it, it’s absolutely stunning, and it’s very good, but I’d be happy to finish it soon.

I actually left those 3, I’d just completely had enough by then. Terrific game but I was totally done. The modern day sections at the end dampened the ending for me so when it let me re-enter the animus and go back to Eivor I think it was just those 3 I had remaining but I’d had my fill!

Ok, so, what’s the last main story mission you’ve done?

I use https://vgy.me/ to upload then link.

Show me the map and I’ll see. For me it was getting an alliance with every area on the map, the two additional areas it drops in below as you progress, and I did the extra missions in Jotunheim and Valhalla. Bit odd as there’s no climax in terms of gaining alliances with ANYONE!

It’s so odd and unnecessary, especially to the degree they do them. But there are a lot less in this than in Odyssey.

Blocks100 wrote:

Odyssey didn't have those shit 'glitch in the system' mini events scattered on the world map though.

You can ignore those though...

For my money, I'd say Odyssey. Better protagonist, ship combat gives a much needed break from land based activities, overall better melee combat too. Mercenary system and Conquest Battles were boss. 

Valhalla is not a bad game per se, but it feels like a backward step from Odyssey (combat feels so floaty and inconsequential at times)

Or black flag if you want the traditional ass Creed experience

Finished Valhalla last night. 

As an AC game it's a weird one - you're never really an assassin, and I was so OP most of the time that it felt clear the game preferred me just to walk in and smash things.  (I picked up the Yngling Seax dagger right near the start which renders nearly every battle trivial once you've nailed the dodge mechanic.)

None the less, I enjoyed it - particularly the not historically or geographically accurate tour of England.  (Revisiting my home town to find it on the wring side of the river, and mostly on fire was amusing).  It feels more structured than Odyssey was - and whilst I think Odyssey was the better game, Valhalla actually managed to keep me engaged until the end, whereas Odyssey eventually lost me.

Speaking of the end...
If it wasn't such a massive spoiler, I feel like games journalists would have written reams about this.

I started Valhalla a few days back. I tried Odyssey on three separate occasions and each time bounced off it pretty quickly. This one, I think, has me hooked in. It took me ten hours just to get to England, which was surprising. Could be in for the long haul.

@Raiziel. Glad you're enjoying it but I must confess I had exactly the opposite experience. Gorged myself silly on Odyssey and was really looking forward to an extra slice of AC with Valhalla, but I found it inferior in virtually every department to its Greek counterpart.

Replacing Odyssey's loot system with specific gear sets instead didn't make the rewards more meaningful, it just lead to to a paucity of equippable items. You're stuck with merely upgrading the gear sets instead which means constantly gathering resources which was very tedious.

Valhalla replaced Odyssey's Conquest Battles with Monastery Raids, but the latter lacked the swingometer depicting how quickly the tide of battle could change, so there was no sense of urgency at all. Worst still ( always a problem with this series, but magnified tenfold here) you couldn't assault any NPC's during these Raids. What's a Viking if he can't use and abuse some terrified clergyman?

Gone too was Odyssey's brilliant mercenary system, replaced by silly Big Knights that wandered aimlessly around the land. And paddling around England's proto-canal system in your little Viking sailboat boat was no substitute for the grand splendor of crashing through the Ocean waves with your Greek Trireme

The one thing that Valhalla improved upon was the side quests that you find scattered around the land. Each was bespoke and typically had a little parable attached to it - a vast improvement on Odyssey's boring fetch quests.