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You Can Play As A Gay Viking In Assassin's Creed Valhalla

So apparently you can be a gay Viking in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. You don’t have to, but you can. Just saying.

We got our first good gaze at Assassin's Creed Valhalla at Ubisoft Forward, where we were finally introduced to some actual gameplay footage after being promised for several months. And then we were also told that you can swap between male and female Eivor on a whim, which means that if there’s any opportunity for romance, then that would make Eivor at least bisexual unless Ubisoft wanted to also start swapping genders of bangable NPCs.

That would be a lot of work, so they went the other route: Eivor can be gay.

This news comes from several previews that don't drop too many spoilers, but they do drop a rare, so read on at your own risk.

The situation is, Eivor is attending a wedding. Oswald, the King of East Anglia, is getting married to a huge woman called Valdis. There's a cutscene with a very serious wedding ceremony, and then there's an open-play scene where Eivor gets roaring drunk and has to play a

Assassin’s Creed Odysseywas nominated for a GLAAD Media Award for its LGBT+ representation and romance options. Assassin’s Creed Odyssey also released a DLC which forced your potentially queer main character to be straight in order to conceive a child. While many queer people do conceive, this is not presented as a bisexual lead entering into a heterosexual relationship. Players had no choice around this conception, and after working hard to found queerness at the heart of Odyssey, the DLC negated it in a single act.

In fairness, GLAAD nominated Odyssey before this DLC, and released a statement post-DLC which condemned the shift, even if it didn’t quite walk back the nomination fully. But the mess around this sums up the biggest issue with the recent Assassin’s Creed; they can’t decide how progressive they want to be, they can’t decide who their audience is, and they can’t settle what they want to exclaim. Assassin’s Creed finds itself in the same spot so many of us did in lofty school: Assassin’s Creed needs to admit that it’s gay.

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Assassin&#;s Creed Valhalla may give you the option to drink other Vikings under the table, but does it give you the option to be gay? Now that&#;s what we want to know. After all, since Ubisoft has had a rather sketchy past when it comes to LGBT+ representation, who doesn&#;t want to know?

Well, while we can&#;t promise that Ubisoft won&#;t produce DLC that&#;ll force Eivor into a heterosexual relationship and build them reproduce, we do perceive that in the base game, there are options that will let you smooch other Vikings &#; and have a fondle of their longswords too&#; Don&#;t judge us.

That&#;s right, gay romance is available in Assassin&#;s Creed Valhalla. Though if you&#;re expecting something as steamy as the sex scenes you observe in Baldur&#;s Gate 3, then you&#;re going to be very disappointed.

But don&#;t worry, there&#;s still a lot to passion about the romance options that you can find while wandering the world. Some are hunters, some will try to imbibe you under the table, and some just really want to bed you. Even for just one night.

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Game is full of agenda pushing.
No exaggeration, In my play through of Valhalla playing as a male Eivor i had to turn down at least 10 NPC's asking for a gay relationship with the main character, Like I'm all for having the option to pursue a gay relationship if that's what you want to but is it really necessary to have so many male characters trying to come on to you while trying to get through dialogue? They're not subtle about it either. I'd be lying if i didn't say i wasn't uncomfortable while talking to certain characters when they tell you that they want to "plow you"

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