Assassin's Creed Valhalla finally has a Transmog option, but fans aren't happy with how it has been inplemented.

The more things change the more they stay the same. Who doesn’t like expensive microtransactions in an already full-priced game?

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla players have discovered a very special pile of rocks out in the wild. Definitely more special than that other pile, which just sits in its room all day, blasting speed metal, and claiming that it’s this close to hitting the big time when its unadvertised fanfic scripts are picked up by Marvel Comics for publication.

There are prizes that some outlets are too scared to hand out to other games, but fret not! We’re high on several pints of liquid courage, have more confidence than an influencer faking their good life Instagram posts, and a devil may care attitude that’s usually reserved for dogs hopping around in long grass.

If you’re planning to be invested in Valhalla, that’s fine. But if you’re looking for a speedier path to power, well big surprise! You can now do so for a price. A mere month or so after it launched, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla now has XP boosters up for sale.

We’re living in an age where photorealistic games aren’t too far beyond the realm of possibility. Every year video game visuals evolve in leaps and bounds, further lessening the uncanny valley gap and coming oh so close for being recognised as a slice of real life. But video game graphics aren’t just about realism.

Only one game could claim the top spot in the action hierarchy though, but it had a heck of a fight on its hands to do so when 2020 kicked off.

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla is one of my favourite games of the year, but even I have to admit that after I made the leap from Xbox One X to Xbox Series X with the game, a whole bunch of ugly bugs began popping up and souring an experience I had previously been enjoying for dozens of hours. Take a gander at the forums, and there’s no shortage of complaints either.