Legion’s multiplayer mode has been postponed to next year • TECH GAMING REPORT

Watch Dogs: Legion will not be able to use multiplayer mode as originally planned next week. Ubisoft has announced that it will postpone all online features to next year while focusing on addressing various technical issues in the game.

Ubisoft will initially release a post-release update on December 3rd to release Legion’s multiplayer mode (providing 2-4 players with collaborative free roaming and mission execution in addition to various PvP challenges). I intended to do that. Unfortunately, the arrival of the game was plagued by bugs. Some are relatively minor, others Pretty serious, And Ubisoft is now committed to crushing them before moving on to other efforts.

“Since the launch of Watch Dogs Legion”, publisher I have written, “Some people continue to have technical issues that prevent them from enjoying the game. The development team is working on fixing these issues and will stop until everyone can experience the game as intended. No. “

A new round of bug crushing and stability improvements arrives This week’s 2.20 update For PlayStation, Xbox, Stadia and PC, it aims to fix everything from corruption saving issues to crashes on PS5. Ubisoft says it will continue to address various technical shortcomings of Legion. For example, we plan to improve PC stability and graphics optimization next month to provide consistent 60FPS for high-end GPUs, but decided to postpone Watch Dogs. Online mode in early 2021 while it does.

“This allows us to focus on fixing single-player issues and gives us more time to test our online experience to ensure a smooth launch of the mode.”

Elsewhere, Ubisoft has confirmed that it is also investigating issues that prevent many European owners of Watch Dogs: Legion (and Assassin’s Creed Valhalla) on PS4 from redeeming a free upgrade to the PS5 version. did. , Adaptive trigger support, and faster load times.So far, it could only be offered Potential workaround investigating.