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A video documenting the methods used to uncover the bow is below: Advertisement The bow was initially discovered by YouTuber JorRaptor, who was able to unlock the weapon by hitting a specific rock near a lake, and then saving and reloading the game until it appeared in his inventory. JorRaptor’s discovery garnered a response from the game’s narrative director Darby McDewitt on Twitter, who confirmed that there was a legitimate way of acquiring the bow that had yet to be found. FYI this is a clever brute force hack, not the "proper” way to get this bow. There is an “in world” way t...

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla players figure out how to get secret Isu bow properly While Assassin’s Creed Valhalla came out late last year, players are still wandering around looking for secrets. Earlier this week, players discovered that you could fetch a secret, powerful Isu bow from a pile of rocks by smacking it with your sword, saving, and then reloading the game. That’s not how you’re supposed to do it, obviously, with narrative director Darby McDevitt calling it a “clever, brute-force hack”. Now, though, players have stumbled across the proper way to get the Noden’s Arc bow....

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Players Figured Out How To (Legitimately) Score That Secret Bow Kotaku 1/27/2021 An Eivor and her mysterious, bow-spewing rock. Over the weekend, players of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla uncovered a secret bow (the laughably powerful Noden’s Arc) by...smacking a rock in the middle of a lake over and over again. The trick bounced around the web. Ubisoft’s Darby McDevitt even chimed in, describing it as a “clever brute force hack” before mentioning that some players were close to decoding the official method. Today, the folks at fansite Access the Animus pub...

A special Assassin's Creed Vallhalla Norden's Arc Isu bow has been discovered by sheer brute force. Find out more inside.

Assassin's Creed Valhalla players managed to find a secret Isu bow by repeatedly whacking a rather unassuming pile of rocks (but it's definitely a bug).