Last week, Ubisoft released a hotfix for Assassin’s Creed Valhalla that removed some content due to crash issues. Thankfully, the team released today a new update that resolves those crashes and restores the cut content.
As Ubisoft stated, Update 1.2.0.1 addresses the crashes faced by players since the release of the Ostara Festival. In addition, it reactivates settlement decorations and decoration quests.
Epic Games Store and UPLAY will download this patch the next time you launch their clients.
The Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Update 1.2.0.1 does not pack any other fixes, tweaks or improvements. As such, there isn’t any changelog for it.
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good franchise
Update 9.9.9.9
– Performance still not fixed
– CPU utilization no fixed
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Not even worth pirating this subversive trash with empty story, garbage accuracy and full of ghey shlt and POCs. AC games since Origins are not worth bandwidth / time / SSD space.
It got cracked a couple of days back I guess. Normies and fools are excited to play it, no wonder the gaming is in shambles and absolute worst.
it is very subversive. Go watch american krogan video on b**chute or odysee if you dont know what i mean.
Tencent bought a stake in Ubisoft so pirate this at will.
You say it as if Jewbisoft was a company to support in the past 10 years.
Ah yes, Yves Guillemot is such a jewish name…
I like Valhalla, but I feel overwhelmed by it’s size and content. Modern games are so huge. It takes from weeks to months to fully complete them.