Oh, and fish in Norway will now spawn in bad weather. Once you install the update, you won’t have to worry about dogs levitating when your character pets them, and crows will no longer randomly fall from the sky when you visit Asgard. There are too many to go over all of them, but a couple stand out for addressing some of the more unusual and humorous glitches that slipped through the Q&A process. Thankfully, tomorrow’s update also comes with a long list of bug fixes. The latest assassin’s Creed, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, was something of a flagship for current-gen consoles PS5 and Xbox Series X, and the series continues to look and feel better and. If you’ve had a chance to play Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, you’ll know it’s a buggy game in its current state. Ubisoft says the update also tweaks the Series X and Series S versions of the game to improve overall performance, including the screen tearing that’s been an issue on those consoles. For the PS5 and Xbox Series X, that meant 60 frames per second, while the Xbox Series S stuck to a more modest 30 frames per second. Instead, each console stuck with a default performance target. Worth noting here is that the game had performance and quality presets already, but you couldn’t set them yourself. In quality mode, meanwhile, the game will prioritize fidelity while aiming for a 30 frames per second target. When you pick the performance setting, your new console will try to consistently render the game at 60 frames per second while dynamically adjusting the resolution and other graphical settings. It comes with a host of improvements, but the most notable addition is a new setting that allows you to choose between performance and quality presets on the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Series S. Tomorrow you’ll be able to download the game’s 1.04 update. Just in time for Thanksgiving in the US, Ubisoft is releasing the next major patch for Assassin’s Creed Valhalla.
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