Assassin’s Creed Valhalla 1.5.3 update arrives this Tuesday

Released in November 2020, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla He brought many players to England. In addition to following Ivor’s story and his association with the Assassins, they were able to explore English lands before discovering Ireland and France. However, the development teams continue to add content: Update 1.5.3 will be available this Tuesday at 2:00 PM.

Shield Bifrost Available for free for a limited time!

Armor sets are plentiful in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. With this update, everything Bifrostconsisting of the shiny shield and iridescent pickaxe that will be available in the Animus Store for free until July 26. Many bugs are also fixed with the disappearance of characters, while the behavior of some creatures is modified for certain tasks.

The clip should be less present in the future, as the developers worked on it. With the Discovery Tour finally arriving, there was an issue that caused unlimited downloads on Xbox Series X | S when changing display settings. Ubisoft says it corrected this error, allowing every Viking to discover England’s history.

The patch will weigh 8.4 GB on Xbox Series and 8.8 GB on Xbox One. Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Available on Xbox One and Xbox Series in the Microsoft StorePlaystations and PCs. You can find the launch trailer below:

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