AC Valhalla's Next Big Patch Will Improve Stealth System
Patch 1.5.0 for AC Valhalla will be available tomorrow. The patch will fix existing bugs, improve the stealth system, add a new difficulty level and prepare the groundwork for the Dawn of Ragnarok expansion.
Tomorrow Assassin's Creed: Valhalla will receive update numbered 1.5.0. Alongside bug fixes and stealth improvements, the update will lay the groundwork for the Dawn of Ragnarok expansion, which will debut on March 10.
What's new in patch 1.5.0
The most important novelties brought to Assassin's Creed: Valhalla in patch 1.5.0, include improvements to the stealth system.
- After the implementation of the update, using traps will automatically lead to Eivor being detected. Also, frightened animals will now alert the enemies.
- The reaction of the AI to the sound of a whistle will also be improved.
AC: Valhalla will also include a new difficulty level - Saga. It will be the lowest available level, which will deprive the game of almost all challenges and enable us to enjoy only the story. Additionally, new battle settings will appear.
Of course, there will be some bug fixes as well. After the patch we should stop having problems with using fishing line or getting stuck in boss arenas. The full list of changes can be found here.
The patch will hit all hardware platforms simultaneously, and its size will be as follows:
- Xbox Series X|S: approx. 12.27 GB
- Xbox One: approx. 9.84 GB
- PlayStation 5: approx. 3.6 GB
- PlayStation 4: Approximately 7.94 GB
- PC: Approximately 15.09 GB
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