In Assassin?s Creed Odyssey, Ubisoft allowed players to select their preferred playable character for the first time. Such a decision came with both positive and negative results. Among the negatives was a feeling that Kassandra/Alexios would often make decisions that contradicted player-centric choices. Apparently, Ubisoft Montréal is working to ensure history will not repeat itself on this front. In Assassin?s Creed Valhalla, then, fans should expect Eivor to have a much more ?coherent personality.?
During a Q&A video on Assassin?s Creed?s Twitter account, Narrative Director Darby McDevitt explained which course the team is taking this time around. Typically, he said, RPGs approach leading characters from two different perspectives. On one hand, a developer can provide players with a ?blank slate,? whereby every player-choice informs the character?s personality.
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