Ubisoft is not yet ready to release a permanent fix for Assassin’s Creed Valhalla crash problems, but the development team has a temporary solution. A new hotfix removes certain items and features from the game, which should allow you to try Ravensthorpe without getting “out of sync”.
We are deploying a server-side hotfix to handle the increase in crashes near Ravensthorpe. The settlement’s decorations will be temporarily removed and the Ostara Festival missions involving decorations will not be completed. We appreciate your patience while our team releases a permanent fix soon! pic.twitter.com/gYG7O8dvF3
The decorations of the settlements seem to be behind the accidents, so they have been removed from the game, as have the missions for the Ostara Festival that involve these items. As soon as the permanent fix is released, these he must get back in the game, but you’ll have to wait a while. Ubisoft has set a “sometime next week” window for the biggest permanent fix.
It’s a problem that’s only been in the game for a short time – at least up to this point – so if you took a few days off to play Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, you probably didn’t even notice. Before that, the game had some technical problems, like the characters’ mouths didn’t move when they spoke or their legs didn’t move when they ran, but the strikes seemed to be relatively rare. In my own experience, I had an accident in over 50 hours, and it happened while I was trying to travel quickly away from Ravensthorpe.
However, Ubisoft has still been criticized for how many microtransactions there are in the game, as well as its cost. Bug fixes have also emerged more recently, but some seem to persist. At least on PS5, split-second hitches happen quite often.
