Assassin's Creed Shadows brings more to players with its new update
Ubisoft have released a new update for Assassin’s Creed Shadows that among other things, adds in a new nightmare difficulty, tweaks the behaviour around, and welcomes in Critical Role… wait?
Starting today, new and returning players will be able to experience the game through Title Update 1.0.6, which includes the following.
A new Nightmare Difficulty Setting for expert players willing to test their skills and earn proper bragging rights.
Players will also be excited to know that headgear, whether it's a hood, helmet, headband, or more, will now appear in cutscenes. This is optional, so if you don’t want to have it turned on you can leave it off.
PC specifications have been updated and can be found in the patch notes. Intended to support PC gamers with a limited GPU configuration, the new visual quality level. the “Ultra Low Mode”, allows players to experience the game in better framerate conditions.
Finally, repeatedly attacking civilians or military units outside of castles will activate the expanded Regional Alert System, causing a group of guardians to hunt down the players across the open world.
Bridging the gap between classic tabletop adventures and modern RPG gameplay, Critical Role enters the world of video games. The upcoming update will introduce a thrilling new ally: Rufino, a charismatic character brought to life by none other than Critical Role’s Robbie Daymond. Players can now recruit Rufino and experience his unique flair in the side quest that awaits them at the hideout.
Finally, the update also brings in a host of other fixes, some gameplay, some visual. You can read the full list of fixes here and of course, if you send feedback to the developers on an issue you are having they might be able to fix it in the next release.
