Extends the role-playing aspect of the series and offers you in dialogues in some cases. If you don't like that, but you don't have to make any choice -This is ensured by the game with a so -called Canon Mode.
The decisions then run automatically, so the action runs in the way, which is canonically defined by developer Ubisoft. However, this also means that a possible companion irretrievably bites into the grass. So if you want to gather all companions for your assassin league, then you should definitely leave the Canon mode off.We explain who it is about.
Which companion do you lose?
The unfortunate colleague, who bites into the grass in Canon mode, is Gennojo. In the course of his quest series, the unmistaked thief goes on a revenge against the corrupt samurai, who have his family on his conscience.
In his course he can -Attention spoiler!- In the Nijo Castle, chase into the air with a hand grenade if you don't hit the sharp -shaped part out of your hand quickly enough. However, this is only possible in normal mode; The decision is also going on for time.
In the Canon Mode, on the other hand, Naoe does not react quickly enough and Gennojo goes over the Wupper.
Some fans may find this as satisfaction, because Gennojo is probably one of the most unpleasant characters that you have seen in a video game for a long time. You can listen to any unqualified macho saying almost minute during his questline. It is not necessarily surprising that he blesses the time in Canon Mode.
Other fans, on the other hand, speculate on Reddit about a mistake by the developer.It would make no sense that the Canon Mode keeps a companion to the players. On the other hand, this also speaks for a consistently told story.
Gennojo is not one of the most useful companions anyway. With his skills, he can distract opponents from you during a creep user; In direct fight, however, the thief is very good. At least Gennojo is one of the possible romances in the game. You can find out more and further news about Assassin's Creed Shadows in the Linkbox above.
