London in 1868 was a very beautiful city, at least in parts of the town, and a great base for an Assassin's Creed game like Syndicate. The game has however had it's issues, and Ubisoft Quebec has now released a major update for the game which will fix a lot of issues and also make some general improvements.
This is update 1.3 and the download size will vary depending on if you have downloaded update 1.2 in the past or not (ranging from approx 150 MB to 700~750MB). To make it simple, we've listed the contents for you below. These can also be viewed in Ubisoft's blog.
Online
· Fixed a display issue with add-on price for the Season Pass owners
· Fixed an issue where sometimes The Ubisoft Club Rewards couldn't be equipped right after redeeming them
AI/NPC
· Fixed an issue in the Gang War activity where enemy NPCs would sometimes disappear after eliminating the gang leader
Game System
· Fixed an issue where it was sometimes possible to switch gear when the player was not supposed to
· Fixed an issue where switching characters could cause two instances of Evie to appear
World/3D/Menu/HUD
· Fixed an issue where the “Letter from the Front“ collectibles would not appear on the minimap
· Fixed an issue with the brightness of the map in the “Strange Bed fellows” mission
· Fixed some collisions and navigation issues
· Fixed some icons issues
· Fixed an issue where the Kenway flag model would not appear after obtaining it
Fight
· Fixed an issue where, in some cases, the player would not always play his hurt animation
Mission
· Fixed an issue with ally stations that sometimes prevented the player from hiring them
· Fixed an issue in the "Change of Plans" mission where the gate from the sewers could be locked, thus blocking the player's progression
Behavior
· Fixed some issues with the player's animations
· Fixed some issues where the player could get stuck in specific places
· Fixed an issue in the "Darwin kidnapping" mission where, in some cases, the player could not carry him anymore
Stability/Performance
Improved performance and stability