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The next Title Update for Assassin's Creed Valhalla can be as big as 16 GB, Ubisoft announced in a tweet. Well, the tweet actually says 5 GB – 14 GB, but the actual patch notes say it can be as big as 16 GB. Check out what's coming in this huge update, which is coming on April 27, 5 AM PT.
ASSASSIN'S CREED VALHALLA APRIL 27 TITLE UPDATE: NEW SKILLS AND CHANGES
Assassin's Creed Valhalla Title Update 1.2.1 launches tomorrow: April 27.
💡 A Brewing Storm, Pig of Prophecy, Missing fish fixes
⚔️ Toggle Cinematic Finisher Moves On/Off
✨ New Skills
📝 Game Improvements
📁 5GB-14GB; depending on platform— Assassin's Creed (@assassinscreed) April 26, 2021
The large Assassin's Creed Valhalla Title Update will bring in three new skills, detailed below:
- Cold Rage – Ignore hit interruptions while performing successive regular melee attacks. This effect recharges after a few seconds.
- Eye of the North – Prevents flinching from hits while aiming with your bow. This effect recharges after a few seconds.
- Intense Rage – Ignore hit interruptions while performing your next off-hand parry or special attack. This effect recharges after a few seconds.
Various issues and adjustments also arrived to make the game more balanced and better for players. For achievement hunters, PS4 and PS5 trophies will finally be synced. Finally, the bug that makes many fish species not appear in the game has been fixed. You can now hunt for halibut small, sturgeon small, flat fish big, and mackerel big. For a complete location list on where to find these fish, check out Ubisoft's forum post.
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The Assassin's Creed Valhalla April 27 Title Update comes in different sizes. Check them out, in order of size:
- Xbox Series S|X: ~16 GB
- PC: ~14 GB
- Xbox One: ~12.8 GB
- PlayStation 4: 5 to 8 GB, depending on region
- PlayStation 5: ~5.5 GB
This update also provides support for the upcoming Wrath of the Druids expansion pack. You'll have to download that separately when it comes out on May 13.
Fans previously criticized Ubisoft for their updates, as they introduced more bugs than fixing them. In response, Ubisoft promised to not rush their updates and do better in addressing player concerns. With that regard, Title Updates now come every five weeks, instead of four.
