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Unsolved 1.3.2 update size query
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I don't particularly care/mind, but my Xbox tells me the 1.3.2 update is 17.97 GB yet this suggests we should expect 19.4 GB. Change of plan? Technical issue? Use of 1000 not 1024 somewhere?
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@spirantcrayon22 I am unsure why your title update size is lower than what was specified on the forum post, however I will forward this on to the Assassin's Creed Valhalla team to see if I can get an answer.
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This is your xbox trying to save you. It will be a typical Ubi delivery. 17.97GB of filler update and 1.43GB of new bugs.
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Thanks for letting us know that the download size you were quoted was higher than that written in the posted patch notes, @bielik01.
Could you possibly confirm if you were on the latest version of the game at the time of download? If not, it is possible that you may have needed to download some additional previous update data in addition to the 1.3.2 patch. Alternatively, if any additional content downloaded at the same time, that could also be a possible reason for the increased size.
We're going to clarify if there were any changes made to the download sizes with the production team as soon as possible, but as the values are approximate, some variance is not unsual. Thanks again!
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I assumed as much, @bielik01, but I did want to check!
The team have advised us that there was no substantial variance that they noted between the posted patch sizes and those downloaded by players. Could you please check the total installation size on your console as quoted in your system storage settings, so that I can compare this against the expected values we have / my own installation, as I'm also playing the PS4 version of the game on my PS5? Thank you!Official Response -
@ubi-woofer
I'll assume this question also applies to me. Xbox One X, game is stored on Seagate external drive (proper designed-for-Xbox one). Version 1.3.2.206 in installed along with 9 add-ons. 108.2 GB for all these. The game is 90.3 GB, Berserker mission 10.1 MB, Berserker longship 10.1 MB, Wrath of the Druids 9.8 GB, premium starter pack 10.1 MB, Legend of Beowulf 10.1 MB, Siege of Paris 8.1 GB, rune set 10.1 MB, Berserker gear 10.1 MB, Berserker settlement 10.1 MB. -
@ubi-woofer
Assassin's Creed Valhalla with
- Season Pass Mission (The Legend of Beowulf)
- The Berserker Settlement Pack
- A Set of Runes
- Hati
- Wrath of the Druids
- The Siege of Paris
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@ubi-woofer
@bielik01
Here my 1.3.2 Patch size on PS4 : 19.240 Go .... instead fo the 10.84 Go announced...
The base :
PS4 Pro internal 1Tb SSD
AC-Valhalla Ultimate = 4.20 After installation of the 1.3.2 Patch
Berserker All Items & mission = installed
Legend of Beowulf = installed
DCL WoD = installed
DCL SoP = Not installed (too bugged)
The screenshots :
The team have advised us that there was no substantial variance that they noted between the posted patch sizes and those downloaded by players.
Now, I assume they won't be able to say that anymore
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