I have put hours upon hours into AC Valhalla and am finally just disgusted with the game. I have to be able to beat a dice player, and a drinking champion, of which I have been unable. my scores are over 465 with master points. Ridiculous how I have to be able to drink or play dice to proceed in this game for a clue. I stupidly bought this game for $100, as soon as the game was released. I own every AC game but doubt that I will ever buy another Ubisoft game. What a way to kill the game for me.

@downeaster2010 Show your protest by hitting Ubisoft where it counts... their wallet.

@downeaster2010

It took me a while to get the hang of drinking games. Leicester is the easiest one in England. Do not worry about the left/right thing, not initially, just focus on hitting the button at the right time. You might win just by doing that. When you get a good rhythm then make an attempt to re-balace Eivor. If you don't worry about whether it's left or right then you're going to get it right half the time. Don't rush the re-balancing, you have enough time to register left or right. My problem was that, I think, rushing to intervene and pushing the wrong way as i was flustered.

The dice games are somewhat luck based. I should think the guy in Norway is easiest. My approach is to focus on getting the magic tokens by keeping dice with the dotted line and those with the hand. I don't attempt to use the axes or arrows. Then play with the god favours, I usually use Thor as it's simple. Just save up 12 and hit for 8. Do that twice. Yes, you'll lose but you'll also win. Not in the same game. I mean different games. Win some, lose some.

@spirantcrayon22 They made that Norway dude harder. I played him recently and there was a round I played where he was going to beat me with his only God Favor.

@thenorfolkian

Oh, right. I normally do the one in Ravensthorpe anyway (which is a reason why I don't tend to go for arrows and axes, he uses a heal-on-block favour).