Ubisoft has finally spilled the beans on the first major update for Assassin's Creed Shadows, which is set to release on Tuesday across PlayStation, Xbox and PC. The update comes about two weeks after the game's initial launch, one that saw a record number of players, as well as massive sales.
Specifically, the update will implement some of the most highly-requested features by players, while also working to fix a major issue with the game's hideout mechanic.
Exploration was the smallest part of Assassin’s Creed, and now it’s all it is.
Most notably, beginning Tuesday, players will now be able to tag and sell or dismantle multiple items from their inventory. Previously, players were stuck with having to sell items one-by-one, with some finding the issue so bothersome that they refused to sell.
Not only that, but the update will also implement the "auto-follow" feature, which will let your horse take you from Point A to Point B without any player input. It's a rather staple feature of the current iterations of the franchise that was oddly absent at launch.
Elsewhere, console players will no longer have to worry about the Hideout dropping frames and chugging....
