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Finally, the famed naval combat from Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag is back. Praise be to Assassin’s Creed Odyssey.

Sure, the system is a tad different —instead of relying on ranged weapons like cannons, you must rely on close-quarter sea combat like firing arrows and spears, and ramming the enemy whenever possible— but at its core, these are Black Flag’s naval mechanics.

Unlike in Origins, where we only got a tease of seafaring adventure (and near the very end too), Odyssey has implemented naval combat into the gameplay as a core mechanic. You’re on an odyssey, so it’s only right that you’re traversing the high seas.

Not only is naval combat back in the franchise, Odyssey has added some new features to how it works. You can now recruit several lieutenants to join your crew, each with their own perks and stats, and each time you board a ship, you’ll be joined by these lieutenants.

Oh, and shanties are back!


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