My third question about mythology games and less used mythologies.
When the cowards at smite add the Abrahamic religions to the game ill go back.
Jesus’ ultimate would literally be to climb down off his cross and put someone else up on it.
I mean cmon it writes itself.
3 second stun which applies a bleed effect, can be used on allies to sacrifice them and teleport them back to base after a 3 second delay, denying the other team the kill and XP.
maybe creates consumables (wine/fish)
or allows water walking
or does snap & finger guns and sends you to hell?
How about Assassin’s Creed Origins? It takes place in ancient Egypt. Don’t know if it is any good though.
Of the latest few games, it’s the weakest. Not bad by any means, but nowhere near, say, Valhalla.
Is Valhalla anything like Odyssey where it’s just outrageously long? I put like 50hrs into Odyssey, realized I’d barely scratched the game and stopped playing lol
Which, I liked Odyssey quite a bit. There’s just too much game there for me.
I personally feel that the presentation in Valhalla is superior, but it’s a gigantic game as well.
Baldur’s Gate 3! And, by extension, all of the Forgotten Realms games.
I think he’s talking about actual mythologies, not fictional pantheons. I’m not sure tho.
The Axis Unseen is about hunting (while being hunted by) cryptids from a large variety of mythologies.
Raji?
Age of Mythology has Greek, Norse, Egyptian, and Chinese after the recent update
after the recent update
It has have those for some 20 years
They obviously meant the Chinese add-on, which recently was released for the Remaster. The original Chinese add-on was only released 2016, so not even 10 years ago.
It was obviusly a joke, mate.
Crusader Kings 3 is a grand strategy game that has some pantheon-related mechanics. e.g as a Hindu you can choose your personal God. There are mods that expand on this somewhat.
It’s not really the primary focus of the game though and doesn’t play a heavy role beyond additional stats.
