Assassins Creed Shadows introduces a new progress loop, master trees and skills

In a new post published on the official Ubisoft website, those who are interested in Assassins Creed Shadows could read what is involved. This article focuses specifically on the progress loop of the game as well as the master trees and skills that are available for players. Assassins Creed Shadows is scheduled to be released on March 20. Pre -orders are currently available, including free access to the upcoming expansion called Claws of Awaji.

“Two separate characters with unique archetypes in our feudal Japanese world caused us to think about how we wanted to approach the progress of the players,” says Julien, Associate Game Director. “Our goal was to stay as close as possible to the philosophy of the championship and martial arts.”

Both Naoe and Yaskue will have several master trees in which they can invest, with the trees being unique for both characters. The master trees presented in the game are connected to the unique weapons that you can use, as well as the archetypes that are defined for each character.

The weapon trees enable them to improve their existing skills, learn new combos and increase the effectiveness of weapons. When it comes to the archetype trees in the Assassin Creed shadows, you can unlock several skills that are advantageous for NAOE or YASUKE. For example, Yasuke can bring points into samurai training, where he can then learn how to change weapons in the middle of the combo.

In order to collect masterpoints to use the master trees, you have to build your character, which can be carried out through quests and activities in the entire feudal Japan. There will also be unique enemies that you can lose weight all over the world, which also provide you with masterpoints.

The blog post also explains the knowledge companies as well as the equipment and statistics with which they will deal in the game. There will also be a variety of equipment rates that you can collect in Assassin’s Creed Shadows for Naoe and Yasuke. The equipment and weapons can be looted from chests or found on defeated enemies. It is also stated that the prey is largely randomized in order to convey a feeling of unique discovery throughout the game.

Ubisoft has now published several of these blog posts to provide information for those who may be on the fence about Assassins Creed Shadows, as well as those who are looking forward to the game. So far, Assassins Creed Shadows has developed into one of the more controversial games in the franchise with a lot of turmoil in the entire community.