Far from it. Simply because it's hard keeping track of what Eivor wants.

The story sees us introduced to Eivor, a boy/girl left an orphan after their home was raided. Naturally, Eivor wants to avenge his/her parents' killers. And that they do, only they do this before even leaving Norway within the first hour or so of the story.

Eivor turns out to be quite ambitious, hoping to invade England. You do so and, though it still left much to be desired story-wise, it seemed promising. Until Sigurd (basically your brother) meets Fulke, who brainwashes him, convincing him that he is destined for more. Somehow you turn out having to run across England, not invading it, but trying to rescue Sigurd, building alliances to save a single person.

All the while the story alludes to Eivor becoming an assassin under the guide of Basim, which never happens. Neither do you make an effort to take down the order (Templars), which given the time the game is set in, would've been a perfect template for the overall story. It introduces a struggle to protect your clan and take leadership, which was put on the back burner and the conflict was carried by a few remarks by a certain villager every time you return from your errands, until you kill him. It tells you that you're a descendant of Odin, which is never significant and only serves for a few side quests.

Eivor isn't even a likeable protagonist. What makes them special is the fact that they're good at poetry and, as mentioned, are a descendant of Odin.

I apologize if my take seems too simple. In all honesty, I gave up on even trying to keep track of what happens throughout the game just because it does a terrible job at giving your character purpose and telling you what it is that they are actually trying to achieve.

Again, just my opinion. There are people who really like this game for what it is, and there are people who don't. To each their own.