The latest update to Assassin’s Creed Valhalla is coming to consoles and PCs today. Version 1.2.0 will be available for download from 1pm on Tuesday, March 16th, with more details and new features.
Estimated update weight
- Xbox Series X | S: 17.97 cell
- Xbox One: 12.81 cell
- PlayStation 5: 12.28 cell
- PlayStation 4: 12.6 cell
- PC: 15.85 cell
What is the new list of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Patch 1.2.0
Festival de Ostara
The Ostara Festival is available from March 18 to April 8. For this event, the Ravenstarp Colony will be full of flowers and will feature unique side activities such as egg hunting and special rewards.
Change the look / transmok
Change the look of your gear and arms in the same item category for 50 shillings at Gunnar’s Blacksmith in Ravenstorp. “This piece was already exceptionally beautiful, but if there’s anyone who can improve it, it’s me!” Says Gunner. The modified items will be marked with a star on the inventory.
New skills
- Fearless Leopard = When activated, attack damage while jumping has a huge effect and can be done from any height.
- Raven’s Robbery = Your crow collects loot from targets killed by various attacks.
- Food robbery = Ever now has a better chance of robbing food from corpses.
Close-up camera
A new close-up camera option has been added to the game. When enabled, it allows you to get a camera closer to the character during the classic game. The camera zooms in during battle, and this option can be enabled in the “Game Play” menu.
In addition to these new features, several revisions and improvements have been made to this new update of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. The Link Notes Improved performance, fixes for lights, clipping, animations or bug fixes in searches or tests. Finally, not least, there will be more cats on the streets across the UK now.
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