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Assassin’s Creed Odysseyallows players to bring their imagination to life by creating custom story missions.
Here’s how to play the story creator mode in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey!
However, most custom story missions are primarily designed for EXP farming or repetitive grinding rather than expressive storytelling.
This often makes it very difficult to find new and interesting custom story missions.
You must explore ancient sites related to Isu history and decipher cryptic messages.
This is one of the most in-depth stories available in the story creator mode.
The dialogue is witty, and the story is engaging.
You also get a twist at the end that is sure to get a chuckle out of you.
It’s also highly creative, with a short but sweet narrative.
The goal in the first quest is to get rid of Tyler, despite his explanations and pleading.
The entire mission revolves around betrayal and one-liners, with a hilarious plot twist at the very end.
It’s a great way to pass the time if you’re bored and looking for something unique.
While the entire thing is likely an inside joke, it’s arguably funnier without context.
This quest starts with a message warning Kassandra about someone who knows about the search for the Atlantis Artifacts.
Eventually, Kassandra meets a holographic Pythagoras who guides her further.
6A Tale Of Two Cities
The narrative here revolves around the Cold War between Argos and Tegea.
The quest starts when you meet Barnabas, and he tells you about the Cold War.
Barnabas then asks you to stop the war once and for all.
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This is likely one of the longest and most comprehensive story creator quests out there.
You get to interact with 18 different characters and complete 14 quests in just the first part.
5Sparta In Kephelonia
Your only objective in this quest is to massacre all of Sparta.
Yes, that is quite literally it.
This quest has no description and can appear quite mysterious at first glance.
While not exactly the most complex quest, it does have a few amusing dialogues.
The main objective can also be quite fun, depending on the mood, of course.
Sometimes we all just need to do something utterly random for five minutes.
4Malike’s Failure
This quest’s objective revolves around “destroying something.”
That is the only explanation you are given at the start.
After traveling for a few minutes, you will find out more.
This might be the strangest story creator quest we have seen.
It’s shrouded in mystery, but it’s rather popular.
Of course, the Bayek that greets you in this quest looks nothing like the actual Bayek.
Instead, it’s Alkibiades posing as Bayek.
But we will let that slide.
It also makes fun of the Bayek sequel that everyone wants.
To prepare for the quest, verify you have somelegendary weaponswith you.
Unlike the majority of the other missions, this one throws you right into the fight.
These warriors are also accompanied by civilians who will get together to attack you.
The only way to survive is by defeating every single enemy that tries to attack you.
There could not a more perfect quest for players who seek battle after battle.
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