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Unsolved Strange blocks on top of screen
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After 1.3.0 on my Xbox Series X I notice flickering blocks on top of the screen. It is not constant and mostly during loading screens, but also when the text appears after completing a Royal Demand (King’s Plea). It only happens in Valhalla, not in Origins or Odyssey. Already restarted the game and Xbox multiple times and it keeps happening.
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Thanks for the report and clip @B00MSIE
I've passed them onto the game team for review.
If there's any changes / any more places you find this happening, please let us know!Official Response -
Hello there @B00MSIE!
The development team have been taking a closer look at your report, and would like to collect some additional information from you.
Can you let us know the model of TV/monitor you're using, as well as the resolution you use when playing Assassin's Creed: Valhalla?
Thanks!
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@ubi-borealis
Samsung UE50RU7120, 4K with UHD enabled. I run the game in performance mode.
The recording was made on the Xbox series X. So it is not a TV artifact. I also saw it during a remote session through my iPad. It happens after playing for an hour. Restarting the game fixes it for an hour. -
@b00msie Thanks. I have shared this information on to the dev team to see if they can replicate it.
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