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[PC] After launching the game, it freezes on the splash screen | POST HERE
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I have a problem I am stuck in the assassins' creed Valhalla splash screen and I don't know what to do. pls pls pls help
rtx 2070 super
amd ryzen 5 3600
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It's very pretty.
But nothing loads, I've confirmed the files. Redist. Admined Exes. 5 restarts. All the little windows tricks.
All that happens is ths plash screen pops up for 97,2MB of memory. End of story.
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Exactly the same issue here just stuck on the splash screen with the AC valhalla logo
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I've read with a previous version of AC series that it needs to be installed on the C drive and not on another drive. Which in my case it is on another drive. I don't have room on my C drive to try it
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I tried reinstalling it on my C drive to no avail. Same issue. Get to Splash Screen and go no farther.
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I got it to work by installing it on the same drive as i have Uplay installed on, which i am not happy about as i have a games SSD for this reason but nevertheless its working but its installed on a HDD now
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@redlight they really need to sort this out, i bought a new ssd for this reason because as these games get bigger the load time sucks bad, and it makes no sense why having the game installed on a different drive should affect it, considering steam does it just fine.....
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Yeah this is annoying, spent 160 dollars pre downloaded and was well prepared for my day off playing and it doesn't go past the Seer speaking about the world, just constantly stuck on loading, pisses me off
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The game is not starting only the starting screen. I checked all files and nothing happening. What is this?
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Same here - was the same story with Origins. Had to have Steam and the game installed on the same drive. Didnt help here though..
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@dichtebanana
I have to wait like 3-5 mins till it gets in. The best part is when I got in I got stuck at Warning before play screen again lmao -
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Same problem. Tried reinstalling on other drives to no avail.
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