After Ubisoft issued a second patch for Assassin’s Creed: Unity late last week, the publisher gave a glimpse of the next update for the game, which is expected to fix more of its technical issues. The third update will be “larger in scope” compared to the previous two, patching bugs “like Arno getting stuck on certain areas of the map,” and issues with getting in and out of cover.
AI and crowd behavior will be tuned in the coming update as well as co-op multiplayer matchmaking and connectivity problems. Ubisoft also expects to fix situations where the game crashes for players, missing menu items and HUD pop-up errors as well as some of the game’s performance issues, such as framerate drops. While Ubisoft said the patch will “dramatically improve” the experience for Unity players, it noted that “this next patch won’t solve every problem.”
