Ubisoft, please, FIX the NPCs at Cambridge main house (campaign)

[Jeronimo Collares]

Ubisoft is known for its great mechanics in open world games - Assassin Creed Odyssey proves it, as well as Origins. But in Valhalla, it seems that more care is needed with NPCs (their routines and paths).

What is causing strange behavior, for example: a group of NPCs trying to occupy the same physical 3d space, others on top of tables in this house, some literally frozen (body animations, although the facial ones - eyes, follow the 'player' object ). It would also be good to rethink the number of NPCs in this 'house' that is part of the campaign. Unnecessary such a large number of NPCs in the same space (unless this is a result of the previously mentioned buses).

Thanks Ubisoft, keep up the great work.

[Jeronimo Collares]

Another place to keep an eye out for is what's called a 'nudist camp' - part of side quests. There are also problems with NPCs, in addition to the dubbing being in an 'infinite loop'.

[Trofast 🤕]

sorry bro, they've patched it for the last time

ubisoft does not care about its gamers

[76561198885856812]

Hello Jeronimo Collares,

Thanks for reaching out!

Title Update 1.7.0, released on February 21, is the final update to address bug fixes in Assassin's Creed Valhalla. As a result, any new issues reported will not be addressed by the development team. Thank you for your understanding!

If you have any additional questions, please let us know.

- Ubisoft Support

[6Taylor4]

Originally posted by Trofast:

sorry bro, they've patched it for the last time

ubisoft does not care about its gamers

any facts to back that up, jack?

[6Taylor4]

I have seen npc actions such as dogs in the air, people on table, a sheep on a roof! But you just save/reboot and it's gone. Complaining about a mis-placed npc that has zero to do with the game is more of a whine than an actual criticism. NPC behavior has never gotten in the way of my gameplay. They've patched and improved it for a long time, as it is, it's a wonderful game and 100s of hours of play.

[Trofast 🤕]

Originally posted by 6Taylor4:

Originally posted by Trofast:

sorry bro, they've patched it for the last time

ubisoft does not care about its gamers

any facts to back that up, jack?

Originally posted by UbiMark:

Hello Jeronimo Collares,

Thanks for reaching out!

Title Update 1.7.0, released on February 21, is the final update to address bug fixes in Assassin's Creed Valhalla. As a result, any new issues reported will not be addressed by the development team. Thank you for your understanding!

If you have any additional questions, please let us know.

- Ubisoft Support

[6Taylor4]

Originally posted by Trofast:

Originally posted by 6Taylor4:

any facts to back that up, jack?

Originally posted by UbiMark:

Hello Jeronimo Collares,

Thanks for reaching out!

Title Update 1.7.0, released on February 21, is the final update to address bug fixes in Assassin's Creed Valhalla. As a result, any new issues reported will not be addressed by the development team. Thank you for your understanding!

If you have any additional questions, please let us know.

- Ubisoft Support

that's it ???? From that you've summarized they don't care about players...
let's try this: if they REALLY didn't care they wouldn't tell them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Jeronimo Collares]

Originally posted by UbiMark:

Hello Jeronimo Collares,

Thanks for reaching out!

Title Update 1.7.0, released on February 21, is the final update to address bug fixes in Assassin's Creed Valhalla. As a result, any new issues reported will not be addressed by the development team. Thank you for your understanding!

If you have any additional questions, please let us know.

- Ubisoft Support

I understand perfectly

But I think Valhalla deserves more attention, more attention time, even though the new game is about to be released by Ubisoft.

But they are different points of view about the future.