Ubisoft has confirmed that Assassin’s Creed Shadows has obtained a day patch, which brings some insect corrections, in addition to some notable adjustments that should prevent people from vandalizing any of the temples or sanctuaries with which they are while they explore feudal Japan.
According to the patch notes, the editor has shared with IGN, the patch makes the tables and racks that are in these places are indestructible, and also aims to reduce the possibility of any “spill of blood unintentionally in the temples/sanctuaries” by ensuring that unarmed citizens do not bleed if they attack them.
While the patch has been implemented for all, regardless of which platform you are in or where it is in the world, Ubisoft seems likely to choose even more of any potential, that it is the keyword, problems when it comes to how the game drives Japan and its culture, now that it is thrown. As they will know, there has been a lot of talk about this in regards to shadows during the past year or so.
The last instance of this was the Japanese prime minister Shigeru Ihiba, that another politic They are also worried about this course. Degraded local cultures should be avoided. “
“How to approach this legally is something that we must discuss with the Ministry of Economy, Commerce and Industry, the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ishiba replied:” Defining a sanctuary is out of the question: it is an insult to the nation itself. When self -defense forces were deployed in Samawah, Iraq, we make sure they study Islamic customs in advance. Respecting the culture and religion of a country is fundamental, and we must make it clear that we will not simply accept acts that ignore them. “
Ign points out that it seems unlikely that more than this will arrive, with Ignon’s staff suggesting that the concerns raised by politicians here are linked to an increase in tourism, the experienced after the Japan blocker that has supposedly been linked to an increase in antisocial behavior. Kada’s concern is that Shadows players could be inspired to vandalize real -life sanctuaries during visits to the country, an argument similar to the usual ‘video games cause violence’ that we have seen in the West.
Together with these two adjustments, the shadow patch of the day also includes some of the most common types of errors corrections that you would expect in a patch of day one for a game. There are some destined to guarantee that you do not get stuck or end out of the limits when you get prone or interact with things after avoiding, as well as a cut that you can see with Yasuke and Naoe’s clothes during certain animations.
Ubisoft has also packed in some lighting settings that sound that they probably intended to make more easily notable entries and exits, and their “improved horsepower navigation, reducing problems with the turn and blocked paths.” Less riding in trees and ending galloping in his place with luck, it is not that this is something unique for shadows: Hello, all my Witcher 3 games where I have randomly tried to take a ‘shortcut’ through a patch of forests without a road.
