Assassins Creed Odyssey Endings: How To Get The Best And Worst Ending (Topic)

The main goal of the marketing company Assassins Creed Odyssey was the desire to prove to gamers that "here, look, this is a real role-playing game, where every decision you make affects the ending of the story!" To Ubisoft's credit, most of the promises came true, which is especially noticeable when trying to count all the endings in the game. We have already managed to go through the "Odyssey" several times and we is in a hurry to share with you how to get all 9 endings, including the worst and best ending in Assassins Creed Odyssey.

It doesn't matter if you choose to play for Kassandra or Alexios, regardless of gender, you will find an identical set of endings, which, moreover, are not very different from each other. Basically speaking, the main difference between the endings is the number of characters who will live to see the final cutscene. But here we alone have to decide the fate of the heroes.

1. In splendid isolation (worst ending of Assassins Creed Odyssey)

We'll start right away with the trump cards and tell you how to get the worst ending. In other words, you can't name it, since to reach the ending you will need to be a bloodthirsty killing machine that will send your family straight to the kingdom of Hades without any problems.

To get the ending, do the following:

• You allow Deimos to kill the protagonist's mother, Mirrin
• Deal with Brother Deimos
• You kill the father of the protagonist Nikolaos
• Decide to fight the Stentor

That's all. You are alone, your hands are covered in blood. Here it is, the best proof that the Assassins are insensitive machines, suitable only for killing people.

2. Just you and Mirrin

This ending is suitable for those who value the life of their mother as much as they hate all other people. Only the main character and his mother will survive until the finale.

To get the ending, do the following:

• Preventing Deimos from killing Mirrin
• We do not promise Mirrin that we will save Deimos from the clutches of the cultists
• Killing Brother
• Killing the father
• Killing Stentor

3. Together with Mirrin and Deimos

Not the whole family will live to see the finale, but you must admit that this outcome does not look so gloomy when compared to the worst ending in Assassins Creed Odyssey.

To get the ending, do the following:

• Don't let Myrrine die at the hands of Deimos
• We don't kill our brother on our own, but in the eighth chapter we convince him that the cult of the Cosmos brings nothing but evil and controls people for its own purposes
• Dealing with Nikolaos
• Killing Stentor

4. Together with Mirrin, Deimos and Nikolaos

You feel, we are already very close to the best ending of Assassins Creed Odyssey! Choosing a similar path, the main character will prove himself as a person who knows how to forgive and loves all his relatives, well, except perhaps Stentor.

To get the ending, do the following:

• Preventing Deimos from killing to deal with Mirrin
• Brother remains alive and goes to our side after dialogue in Chapter 8
• Nikolaos remains alive and takes your side against Stentor
• You are killing Stentor

5. And they lived happily ever after (best ending)

Forgetting about all the conflicts, the family reunites - oh, here it is the best final and a nomination for the most "tear-squeezing scene of 2018 in the gaming industry." To achieve it is quite simple, you just have to cope with your lust for blood.

To get a good ending in Assassins Creed Odyssey, follow these steps:

• Preventing Deimos from Harming Myrrine
• When you meet Deimos in prison, persuade him to confront the cult
• Keep Nikolaos alive and let him interfere with your showdown with the Stentor
• Decide to go to peace, not fight the Stentor

That's all you need to know about how to get the best ending. Other decisions you make about the plot have zero value for the ending.

6. Mom, Dad, I am a friendly family

If the path of universal forgiveness is not for everyone and you are still sure that there are characters who deserve to die, then we have another ending scenario for you. This time, only the main character, his mother and father will come before the final.

To get the ending, do the following:

• Mirrin Remains Alive
• We do not promise mother that we will free Deimos from the hands of the cult of the Cosmos
• Father Lives
• Letting Nikolaos Intervene with the Stentor
• Stentor is killed by Kassandra or Alexios

7. Just you and Nikolaos

As you may have guessed, to see this ending in Assassins Creed Odyssey will have to get your hands dirty and deal with some of the protagonist's relatives.

To get the final, do the following:

• Deimos kills Mirrin
• You are killing your brother
• When you meet your father, you decide not to fight him
• Nikolaos intervenes in your confrontation with Stentor
• You are killing Stentor

8. Together with Mirrin, Nikolaos and Stentor

Home, lulling flute melodies and funny conversations of the main character, Nikolaos, Myrrin and Stentor - how cute, isn't it? Wait, someone is missing ... Oh yes, Deimos. This time, he failed to make it to the finals.

To get the ending, do the following:

• Preventing Deimos from killing Mirrin
• In dialogue with the mother we do not promise that we will help Deimos cope with the cultists
• Then we deal with Deimos with our own hands
• Don't kill Father when the opportunity presents itself and ask him to stand between you and the Stentor
• When meeting with Stentor, we choose a peaceful way to resolve the conflict

9. Just you, Nikolaos and Stentor

The last of the possible 9 finals of the game.

To get the ending, do the following:

• We do not promise mother to help Deimos deal with the cultists
• Let Deimos Kill Myrrin
• Deimos on our own
• We do not kill the father and ask him to take your side in the confrontation with the Stentor
• When meeting with Stentor, resolve the conflict peacefully

Read also other Odyssey guides: where to find the best weapons and best armor in the game.

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Author: Jake Pinkman