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Why is there no mention of the release timings for The Siege of Paris in the News and Announcement section as there was for The Wrath of the Druids DLC?
Also, if The Siege of Paris is indeed releasing tomorrow (August 12th) then why are there already posts about bugs in it today (August 11th)?
Even more troubling, there are already bugs being reported for the latest DLC? I have never been more disappointed in an Assassin's Creed game. The sheer number of bugs completely ruined the experience for me despite the fact that the game actually has the potential to be a good game. -
Hey @CoreyArnett
, but we apologize that this information was missed from the Forums and we'll pass this onto the relevant teams.
Thank you for reaching out to us!
The information was posted to the Assassin's Creed
UPDATE: This information has now been posted to the News and Announcement channel available here - thanks again for the heads up!
As per the release dates, owners of the Season Pass on select platforms did gain access to the Expansion earlier, which is why some reports came through before the General August 12th release.
Should you encounter any issues yourself, you're more than welcome to post them in a new thread and we'll pass them on, if not already known.
Likewise, if there's anything more we can help with at all, just let us know.
Thank you!
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