There is no doubt that Assassin's Creed Ling Ying Hall will cancel the traditional branch task.

I believe many Assassin's Creed series players will have a headache for the question mark on the map. In the game, the main line is mixed with a lot of sideline tasks. No matter where the player goes, there will be a bunch of lateral lines waiting for the player to trigger, and it will take a lot of time to complete them all. However, for the Temple of the Soul in Assassin's Creed, Ubisoft completely changed the way of side task. In fact, this game has no side quests. Let's have a look!

Just before the rehearsal, Darby McDevitt, the narrative director of GameSpot, explained that "world events" would be included in this work, but the traditional sideline tasks hardly existed. As part of the main task, there will be longer story arcs to be completed, and players will spontaneously complete these extra plots, and these activities are not necessarily the tasks you are looking for.

This way is chosen to conform to the narrative way of the story, because the protagonist Ivor came to England as an intruder rather than a native. It's ridiculous and incredible to be surrounded by people who publish tasks, because you are still actively trying to build alliances.