There are new rumors about the Siege of Paris DLC for Assassin's Creed: Valhalla. Its storyline is to take place eight years after the events of the base game. What's more in France we probably won't encounter the Hidden Ones.
Yesterday, a YouTube user named j0nathan, whom you may know from numerous leaks about the Assassin's Creed series, published footage from the second, after Wrath of the Druids, DLC for Valhalla - Siege of Paris. Frenchman dug into the game's files, which suggest that the action of the next DLC will take us eight years into the future, from the year 877 - the year of the story finale of the base game - to 885. We've also learned that, just like in England, we probably shouldn't expect the appearance of Hidden Ones members in France.
The aforementioned material by j0nathan is available above, although I warn you that it was recorded in the author's native language and does not have English subtitles. The whole thing can be boiled down to four key points:
The information provided by j0nathan usually turns out to be correct, so we can approach the above information with some amount of trust. However, it is worth remembering that, until Ubisoft confirms them, they will remain only a leak. I advise you to treat the release date with particular caution - the launch of Wrath of the Druids has been delayed once.
Siege of Paris may not be the last DLC for Assassin's Creed: Valhalla. Some time ago there were rumors about the formation of the third expansion, tentatively titled Meteor. The addition would enable us to visit Muspelheim, the Nordic land of fire, and face its ruler, Surtr. However, we're not likely to find the Hidden Ones there either.
Valhalla is the twelfth main installment of the series. The game was released in November 2020 on PC, PS4, PS5, XONE, and XSX|S.
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