In fact, one of the really liberating things about gear in Odyssey is that it's almost absurdly customizable and upgradable. Heavy maces are huge and slow, for example, but they kill Athenians every bit as dead as a dagger. Thankfully, I found that I was pretty much free to pick whatever I thought looked cool, since all of the weapons seem to be equally effective. There are a bunch of different weapon types-including swords, axes, staffs, spears, and daggers-and they all handle a bit differently and have different special attacks. Weapons and armor play a huge role in character growth in Odyssey. All I needed was a little bit of an excuse to keep my brain plugged into the physical world to get really lost in it.Ģ Upgrade your favorite weapons and armor Still, when icons appear on a rotating compass in a game, I tend to get tunnel vision and spend more time eyeballing the compass than the beautiful handcrafted world around me. This mystery isn't exactly the Murder on the Orient Express, is what I'm saying. Sometimes there's only one unknown location, marked with a question mark, on the entire eastern coast. To be honest, unraveling these clues isn't hard. Instead, map icons are replaced with directions: the bandit camp is on the eastern coast of Kephallonia the Spartan fortress is north of Mount Geranaia. Instead, the game offers you a choice right at the beginning: do you want to play in "Exploration" mode or "Guided" mode? Guided mode is the Assassin's Creed maps as you've always known them, while Exploration strips away almost every icon, leaving a beautiful, clear map suitable for famous map activities like navigation.
In Origins, the rash of unsightly, overlapping map icons had been reduced by quite a bit, and in Odyssey it's gone entirely.
1 Choose Exploration mode instead of Guided mode
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