
The latest entries in the *Assassin’s Creed* series have embraced the RPG genre, introducing dialogue choices when interacting with NPCs. These choices can be challenging, and if you're considering using Canon Mode in *Assassin’s Creed Shadows*, here's what you need to know.
Canon Mode in *Assassin’s Creed Shadows* eliminates the ability to select dialogue options. By opting for this mode, all in-game conversations will automatically progress, with the game choosing responses on your behalf. This setting ensures you follow the story's intended canon, where characters Yasuke and Naoe respond exactly as envisioned by the writers. If you're keen on experiencing the narrative as originally intended, Canon Mode is the way to go. Remember, though, Canon Mode can only be selected when starting a new game and cannot be toggled like Guided Exploration once the game has begun.
In *Assassin’s Creed Shadows*, unlike in *Assassin’s Creed Odyssey*, your dialogue choices won't significantly alter the story's outcome. The options provided often feel more like flavor, allowing you to shape Yasuke and Naoe's personalities. You can portray them as either more compassionate or more ruthless. If customizing their characters matters to you, consider turning off Canon Mode to tailor your gameplay experience. However, since these choices have minimal impact on the overall narrative, the decision to use Canon Mode might seem inconsequential.
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