Assassin's Creed: Odyssey's Exploration Mode isn't afraid of letting players get lost

Odysseus would be heartbroken to see his home now. The once resplendent palace on the island of Ithaca is now a crumbling ruin, not much more than scattered piles of stone and a couple of faltering walls. It's also host to a company of bandits, patrolling the ancient grounds like the suitors who once tried to steal poor Penelope away. Assassin that I am, I kill first one and then the other bandit leaders. Odysseus may be 800 years dead, but I can at least pay my respects.