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Patchs Ubisoft Origins AC, Valhalla pour la compatibilité Windows 11

Auteur : Ryan Mise à jour : May 14,2025

Bienvenue à notre série en cours "Comment est Ubisoft aujourd'hui?" Au milieu des défis en cours auxquels sont confrontés la haute direction d'Ubisoft, il y a une lueur de bonnes nouvelles à signaler. L'entreprise a abordé avec succès un problème persistant qui afflige les joueurs depuis des mois.

Ubisoft a maintenant résolu les problèmes de compatibilité qui se sont posés entre plusieurs titres Assassin's Creed, notamment Assassin's Creed Origins et Assassin's Creed Valhalla, et la mise à jour 24H2 pour Windows 11. Depuis l'automne de 2024, ces jeux avaient cessé de fonctionner correctement sur le nouveau système d'exploitation. La solution est passée par la sortie de nouveaux correctifs, qui ont été annoncés sur les pages Steam pour les Origins et Valhalla.

La communauté des jeux a répondu positivement à ces mises à jour. Les commentaires sous les notes montrent une vague de soulagement et de gratitude envers Ubisoft pour avoir abordé ce problème de longue date. Fait intéressant, les commentaires ont été dépourvus de la critique habituelle, car les joueurs reconnaissent que la racine du problème était avec Windows plutôt que le développement d'Ubisoft. Malgré cela, les récentes critiques des deux jeux sur Steam planent toujours sur "mixte".

Pour l'avenir, il y a un optimisme entourant la prochaine sortie d'Assassin's Creed Shadows. À l'origine prévue pour un lancement plus tôt, la sortie du jeu a été repoussée au 20 mars. Ce retard fait partie de la stratégie d'Ubisoft pour améliorer la qualité du jeu, une décision considérée comme critique étant donné que le succès des ombres de Creed d'Assassin pourrait influencer considérablement la trajectoire future de l'entreprise.

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