Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Removed items and quests

Ubisoft has decided to remove some items and quests from Assassin's Creed Valhalla due to some crashes that caused the game. These eliminations are not to be considered final and will surely return. But not now. The software house has seen fit to eliminate the underlying problem so that we can work on it more calmly and then put everything back online. The fixes concern some crashes that they arrived after reaching Ravensthrope.

The announcement of the removal came via the official Assassin's Creed Valhalla Twitter profile. At the moment it looks like it is own the main camp, and therefore the game's HUD, to be the main reason for the various crashes. It is not the place that is the crux of the matter, but the decorations that can be inserted inside the objects. So don't worry, once the fix is ​​ready, all items and all removed quests will return. As for the timing, while not unbalancing with an exact date, the developers have stated that the fix will be made within "next week".

Not all Assassin's Creed Valhalla players have suffered these crashesNonetheless, Ubisoft's decision to investigate and fix these issues was certainly appreciated. Some of these flaws also could have slowly ruined the gaming experience a many fans of the franchise. Just think of the animation problems, such as those relating to characters that moved without any motion animation.

Another problem that we hope will be addressed and solved by Ubisoft it's about microtransactions, given that they are rather invasive and the cost is very high, even if this last aspect, we do not expect any new position from the developer.

If you want to know everything regarding the latest chapter of the franchise, we invite you to take a look at our guides.