Recently, in an interview with the official Xbox magazine, Jonathan Dumont, creative director of Assassin's Creed: Odyssey, said that the main inspiration for this work was from a Greek tragedy, but he himself did not reveal which one it was, which is curious.

Dumont also discussed the choice designs offered in the Assassin's Creed Odyssey game, after all, it was the first time that the series has added choices to a conversation. Dumont said these options are difficult, but not punitive.

"There are no wrong choices in the game. You can choose all of these choices, and they all work. I think they will give you what you want to expect, but I think most of the time players will be good, and I hope that's it. We have multiple story lines, but our main lines are different and inspired by a Greek tragedy, so we try our best to keep the players in a tough situation when your choices are tough. Although it doesn't necessarily have substantial impact, they are all moving.

When you make a choice, we will still give you choices in the conversation. You can lie, fall in love, or decide to attack others, and these will have immediate results. You almost know where to move things. Sometimes it is beneficial to lie, but sometimes it is not. Everything depends on your own exploration.

We don't want to punish players. You just need to make choices and develop stories. Whether it is short-term, medium-term or long-term, there is no good or bad, but it is more about doing it based on your own feelings. Different players have different choices.

Summary: There is a main line and a branch line in the game. The branch line is to make personal choices. These choices may have immediate results, but it will not affect a faction or main line plot, but it will more affect your personal journey. In order to make players feel more natural, our main plot is designed from a more classic narrative perspective, rather than from a systematic perspective. ”