Assassin's Creed Valhalla players have had access to update 1.1.1 for a few days. With the patch,
Ubisoft applied a number of bug fixes and additional optimizations for the action role-playing game. A list of known bugs updated regularly by the developers shows that the game world is not yet free of bugs after the update. According to a recent update, the list also includes an item on the revenge quests, which many players cannot find anywhere at the moment.
As part of the tasks you will discover the bodies of other players that have been pushed off the screen by an opponent were. You can interact with the virtual corpse and accept a quest, with which you can take revenge on a certain opponent for the screen death of the other player from Assassin's Creed Valhalla (buy now 59.44 €). As a reward, you will receive additional experience points and silver, as reported by Gamepro. The principle is similar to that of Assassin's Creed Origins: Here, too, such revenge quests can be played.
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