Assassins Creed Unity gets Monetization fixes before the release of Second Patch

Assassins Creed Unity gets Monetization fixes

Ubisoft have recently released a patch for fixing the monetization issues in the game, Helix Credits, and also have a lot of fixes lined up for the upcoming Patch Two for PC edition of the game. According to their official facebook acocunt, the recently released patch is to fix issues with purchasing and receiving Helix Credits for PlayStation 4 users. A fix is expected soon for Xbox One and PC.

The Patch Two being developed is said to address the issues with Arno falling through the ground, crashing when joining a co-op session, ammo getting caught inside of hay carts, a delay in reaching the main menu screen at game start and the frame rate issues.

Their update reads,

“Our team has been working non-stop to get the patch ready, and today we can tell you that we are currently wrapping up this update. We will be deploying it as soon as possible.”

The PC version of the Patch Two is also said to address the graphical problems PC users face while playing the game. That includes the flickering issues with nVidia SLI and AMD CrossFire configurations among other fixes. Also, in addition to these problems, the PC gamers face low frame rate issues, crashing, clipping, rendering, freezing, mouse lag and more.

You can also visit their official Live Updates Blog to see the full known issues Ubisoft is working to address for the fans.