Assassin's Creed Shadows is expected to continue to surprise players after its explosive launch. "This is just the beginning for Shadows, and we're excited to see the game evolve alongside you," said the development team, which is combing through comments on Reddit and other places where the community expresses its opinion. Thanks to this, new issues will soon be resolved, among other things.
New Assassin's Creed Shadows update is on the way
Following patch 1.0.1, the developers of Assassin's Creed Shadows announced that the next update will fix a framerate bug in the Hideout, which only occurs on consoles and in a very specific game mode. Likewise, there should no longer be any issues with the maximum number of knowledge points in a specific case. If you want to know what to expect, you can consult the official patch notes below. Be careful, however, as they contain spoilers for certain missions, particularly for the fate of a character. To avoid spoiling the adventure, you can skip the "Quests" changes.
List of known issues for Title Update 1.0.2
- General
- FPS may be limited to 30fps in the hideout. This occurs with "Performance" mode on PS5 and Xbox Series X
- The player cannot reach the maximum number of Knowledge Points after fully upgrading the Teppô skill tree
- AI / NPC
- Enemy reactions to Shinobi Bells may be inconsistent
- Quests
- Takasago's commander cannot be killed if Yasuke uses the skill Bell of War to kick him off the ship during the mission "The Enemy of My Enemy"
- During the quest "The Wheel Unmasked", some players are unable to exit the mission, or exit the memories by selecting the options in the Assassin's Creed Shadows menu
- Temporary workaround: Reduce the difficulty and complete the mission
- In the quest "Lost Honor", Ise Sadatame can be killed after being revived if he was initially knocked out by explosives during "Escort Ise Sadatame".
- Temporary workaround: Reload the save before knocking him out with explosives
- During the mission "My is Yasuke", Duarte will get stuck if Yasuke shoots him from a high position
More difficulty for amateurs
The Assassin's Creed Shadows project is far from complete! In addition to fixing various issues, the studio is thinking about "making the difficulty even harder for some players." This was stated by Creative Director Jonathon Dumont, speaking to GamesRadar+. Indeed, despite the available difficulty modes, some players are still not satisfied. Especially since the differences aren't necessarily visible. As our Kikitoes pointed out in his review, the enemy AI is still just as limited... even on the higher difficulty levels offered by Assassin's Creed Shadows.
"Obviously, we can't do everything. But there are things we're going to take action on. For the next few updates alone, we've planned quite a few bug fixes and small feature improvements." I can't just make a list because there are so many. I hope players can see the difference when they play Assassin's Creed Shadows in the coming months. Source: Reddit.
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