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Tombs and Wild Hunt in Assassin's Creed Valhalla's latest update
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Ubisoft presents some new items announced some time ago for Assassin's Creed Valhalla. The developers have already released update 1.4.0 Which will add в game four tombs, as well as files that activate the Uskurei event.
The update has been released on all platforms. Here are the patch sizes for each device:
- Xbox Series X | S: 25 GB
- PC: 20,31 GB
- Xbox One: 20 GB
- PlayStation 5: 6,75 GB
- PlayStation 4: 4,55 GB
With the update, players will be able to visit four new crypts coming to England . To activate related missions, it is enough to base here viking settlement . "Tombs of the Fallen" What are these missions called? devoted to solving various puzzles, after which the player will receive two achievements . In addition, the update also introduces three new skills ... it : Extra damage to parry, dodge hidden blade attack, and fire a bow at all stunned enemies at once.
Concerning of the festival Uskurei ("Wild hunting Odin"), then it will be available in the game from November 11 to December 2 . This event will feature new challenges, including horse races or races with ghosts . As befits a wild hunt, it will all be kept in a dark atmosphere, and to activate the event, all you have to do is develop your settlement to the second level and complete one of the first chapters of the game, which takes place in England.
Ubisoft also did not forget to fix many game bugs and balance the gameplay with the latest update. In this way , fish disappeared from river attacks, fixed an issue with starting and completing some side quests, fixed visual bugs related to animation, lighting and textures, and restored controller vibrations on PS5 . You can find the full list of fixes on the official Online Ubisoft.
В Assassin's Creed Valhalla there is a lot of things ahead, and this is not the end. Of course, it's nice that the French studio is still developing the game, although that's not surprising given its success.
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