Assassin's Creed Valhalla's latest update (1.1.0, to be exact) is live, and it promises to fix many issues that players have run into since the game's launch in November and set up the seasonal Yule Festival event. Players will get more detailed information on this holiday treat in Ubisoft's Yule Season Preview, which will be released soon.
offering free items in Assassin's Creed Valhalla and other Ubisoft titles. Each day, it will be giving free in-game content away until December 19th, and a lucky few eligible participants will be given free games. Ubisoft has already released an Assassin's Creed Valhalla Rewards pack, gifting players a legendary outfit and a Seafarer Settlement pack. To claim these rewards, players will need an Ubisoft , so the bar to entry is about as low as it gets.
This is not the only seasonal extras for Assassin's Creed Valhalla players though, as the Yule Festival will be coming soon according to issues with graphics, animations, and audio have been resolved, and many bugs that occurred in quests, world events, and side activities have been fixed, including bugs that stopped players from completing certain quests or otherwise get stuck.
Hopefully this patch will be the answer players have been looking for to address some game-breaking bugs, as well as some that are just weird. A major glitch was reported soon after the game's launch that forced players to reinstall the game in order to progress in the story. To resolve it, players were forced to jump back a patch version, as an update to the game actually created the game-ruining glitch. There was also a hilarious and kind of horrifying glitch that made children appear bigger than adults, among many, many more outlandish and typically "Ubisoft" launch oddities.
Players very quickly picked up on a lot of silly and serious bugs that the game is still riddled with after a month of play. In this newest patch, Ubisoft will hopefully get the game into better working condition. These are just some of the fixes and improvements being brought to Assassin's Creed Valhalla, and many other smaller issues or bugs that don't hinder the players progress have also been reported as being addressed, so no more levitating or disappearing horses.
Assassin's Creed Valhalla is available for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PC, Google Stadia, and Amazon Luma.
Source: Ubisoft
