

Oh gosh where to start....
1. I reinstalled the game due to all the glitches listed below and now I can't load my saves.
It just says: "Installing Install in progress. 00% completed."
MAJOR GAMEBREAKING BUG!
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These are some of the bugs I experienced before I uninstalled the game:
2. The Bell won't spawn at all. Even though I have all the clues. This breaks the game because you can't get 100% completion.
3. Man's best friend. Even though I've completed the quest I didn't get the ability. After I found the book of knowledge I got the ability but it's stuck on level 1.
4. Can't fast travel after confronting Basim and returning to Ravensthorpe
5. Tracking Quests is broken. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn't.
example: Map never shows where a member of the order is even though I have all the clues.
6. When fishing you can clearly see (male) Eivor holding his arms as if he holds a big fish but the fish is not there.
With as this being said, I'm returning the game tomorrow. I've checked if it's possible and apprently, where I live, if a game is as riddled with bugs as this one is it's OK. The fact that you can't play the game after you reinstalled with backed up save files was the last straw.
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I know how you feel. I'm rolling with 4 manual save files (updating like every hour) crawling at a snail's pace to avoid these awful bugs. I've never had anxiety playing a game before.
If I hear them drop the she-bomb on my male Eivor I might riot. Give us one person or make them separate people. Twins/siblings with one dead at childbirth... Animus glitch sci-fi babble zapping one into oblivion... whatever. We don't care.
Hey there! I appreciate you posting about the various bugs you've encountered in Assassin's Creed Valhalla, but I would also like to apologize for the aggravation and inconvenience caused. Going down the list:
I understand that you're looking to return the game due to these issues, but if you are able to provide the requested information for any of the items listed above, that would be extremely helpful.
@MissM16 I'm sorry for any anxiety caused! Have you also encountered the issues mentioned above by whorphan?
@ubiexcellent
Hi
Thank you for asking but thankfully no, I haven't experienced any major bugs yet a reload hasn't fixed.
To be fair, I just got to England so I only encountered minor bugs so far, like getting stuck in a rock and desynchronizing, a quest giver NPC getting stuck on top a chair etc.
I did notice when we first meet Basim and Haytham at the feast in the longhouse... when talking to Haytham, he was eating out of an empty hand. Like taking bites of an invisible apple in his hand. I don't know if that's the same type of bug as Eivor's invisible fish though.
@ubiexcellent I feel as though the company should start paying out refunds. The support of this game is trash, its been broken since launch and everytime a patch is released. It literally breaks more of the game. In its current state this game is unplayable. The game is defective/broken. And as such, I believe that a class action law suit will be successful.
I'm done with this company. I have removed every single game of theirs from my Steam account and have requested my Ubi account be perma deleted.
The problem, as I see it, is that you shouldn't have rushed to release such a broken game. You know this. Your customers know this. Look at where we are. Your staff don't have to time adress issues in time (due to Covid and such, you're even more limited), the updates sometimes fixes certain issues but also causes new (sometimes gamebreaking) glitches. It's no wonder you can't keep up. If I would've sold broken items to so many customers I would've never ever been welcome in my line of work again. That's something to consider. I hope you take this as constructive critcism.
@elicit85 It's time for customers to stop being firstday buyers and stop listening to shill reviewers. Waiting for 6 months to a year won't hurt you. I know I will after this bad experience. I'd gladly pay for a game that works. But expecting a customer to buy a product at full price and then wait (probably months) for them to fix it? Nuh-uh.
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