Should I side with Spartans or Athenians?

Even if you try to pick sides it doesn’t matter, you will still kill both Spartans and Athenians and state leadership will change by itself. You can’t control it, so don’t bother trying. if I ever get this game I like side with Athens but for historical reasons you have to side Sparta.

Can I kill Spartans and Athenians?

No. Doesn’t matter who you kill, so you might as well kill everything! Here’s a question in the same theme: In athens there is a dude that wants you to murder a bunch of Spartan Polemarchs and get their seals.

Can you take Attika for Sparta?

Attika is the main faction for the Athenians, and therefore can’t be conquered, as it would end the war. The same applies to Lakonia, the region in which Sparta is located. It’s possible to get Attika to 0 Nation Power, just go to the sanctuary west of Athens and destroy all the silos in quick succession.

Can you kill Spartan leader?

just relax, a spartan leader can only be found in an area controled by sparta. Or go to an area controled by Athen and help sparta to win the conquest (first you have to weak Athen). After you won for sparta, search their leader and kill him. He should be near the same spot as the athens leader.

Can you choose sides in AC Odyssey?

You can choose a side if you want to, but you will get a lot less XP and resources if you only help one side since contracts are issued by both sides and not doing half of them means losing lots of opportunities for XP, money and resources.

Does it matter who you choose in Odyssey?

Choosing Alexios or Kassandra determines who you see and hear but it has no other effects because Odyssey plays the same no matter which character you choose. The same can’t be said for other choices that arise during the game which affect the way Odyssey ends.

Should I fight for Athens or Sparta Assassin’s Creed Odyssey?

You’re going to have to fight for both at some point if you want to complete the game. There are main quests that you can only complete if you fight conquest battles on the side of both Athens and Sparta. You’re going to have to fight for both at some point if you want to complete the game.

Can you join Athens in Assassin’s Creed Odyssey?

Yes. Devs said that the ‘tide of war’ will constantly shift between the two factions, and you can choose to help either one at any given time, and ‘liberate’ regions that are in control by either factions to let the other faction gain control. Thanks.

Should I kill Nikolaos or not?

There’s no way to save him. If you spare Nikolaos, Nikolaos will disappear for a while but will show up later in the game with some new quest lines in tow that you’d otherwise miss – and in addition Stendor won’t turn on you and will continue to live.