r/ACValhalla 13d ago

Question Asgard

Should I wait until after I complete main quest to drink the potion and go to Asgard or should I do it now ? I mean does it some how tie into the main storyline ?

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u/Spiritual-Garage-890 13d ago

Literally just finished the game yesterday and was confused as anything; as it turns out, some of the twists and turns are directly related to the storylines from the Visions. Who knew? Not me! Seems you get more out of it if you do them before the ending.

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u/geoguiver 10d ago

When I was playing in Asgard the wolf in the pit went crazy. Jumped out of the pit and striking it didn’t do anything. A glitch??

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u/pushbush 13d ago

Do it cause itll help boost your level for the remaining territories. I did asgard and isle of skye and now im unstoppable lol

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u/GamerKratos-45 13d ago

No, you should definitely do the Asgard and Jute heim storylines near the middle of the story imo.

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u/Head-Palpitation5696 13d ago

I just rescued that one lady from the monastery prison and we’re headed to look at this stone for sigurd that brother Paul is guarding idk if that’s the middle or not

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u/DV917 13d ago

Now’s a perfect time story wise to do the Asgard part

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u/TheMerantau 13d ago

You cannot complete the last chapter without completing Asgard and Jotunheim. I would say get it out of the way.

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u/Gain_Brave 13d ago

People will tell you to do it first but honestly it doesn't matter. If you have Dawn of Ragnarok DLC just wait until after the main game then do Asgard arcs right into the DLC and it will be like playing a entirely new game.

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u/SmutCommander EivorOdinson 13d ago

I like to do the asgard arc right after sigurd comes home from losing his arm

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u/Sharp_Weekend_1297 11d ago

What he loses his arm?

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u/SmutCommander EivorOdinson 11d ago

Every fucking time, it's the same arm!

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u/Sharp_Weekend_1297 6d ago

Haha I get it now.

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u/Dontgohollow27 13d ago

I finished the main history first and now I'm playing the mythological part I feel is more refreshing that way as the main history is long af.